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Taihape Daily Times, 10 December 1917, Page 2

TRESPASS NOTICE:. ANY Person found Trespassing on my Land at Taoroa will be prosecuted. Poison is laid for Dogs. J. G. COLLINS. MARTON. HIGHEST CLASS WORK. MOST EXPERT WORKMEN. ABSOLUTELY SEASONED TIMBER -- ■-", DOORS BANDSAWING WOOD-TURNING ALL CLASSES OF JOINERY •Phone 68. P.O. Box 13. V BOON TO TAXPAYERS. The N. Z. Land and Income Taxpayers' Guide 1917, by W. H. Hemingway F.N.Z.A.A., Solicitor, a limited issue of which will be ready in a few weeks, contains in an eminently practical, concise and yet comprehensive form, a fund of valuable information which tax-payers can have always ready to hand by sending 10s 6d without delay" to— HEMINGWAY & ROBERTSON'S, CORRESPONDENCE SCOOLS, LTD. P.O. Box 516, Auckland. BAXTER'S LUNG PRESERVED KEEPS CHILDREN HEALTHY. Summer is nearly here. Your children require protection against coughs, colds, chest and bronchial troubles now just as much as ever. Sudden changes are dangerous. Sunshine alone cannot bring health and strength to the little bodies. Baxter's Lung Preserver is needed to assist. It not only banishes the ailments but tones up the whole system. Don't risk your children's health and •happiness. Keep a large 1/10 bottle handy to meet any emergency. Some Sauoe that; -whichj why, Lotus' Brand of coursa. ..",'■•*"L-.i"

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