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Taihape Daily Times, 26 January 1918, Page 1

Special Advertisements. BOBOUGH OF TAIHAPE. FARES CHARGEABLE BY LICENSED TAXI-CAB DRIVERS. (By-law 271.) PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the Taihape Borough Council ha's fixed the following as the fares chargeable by drivers of licensed taxicabs within the Borough of Taihape, as from the Ist day of February, 1918. Between the hours of 8 a.m. and 8 p.m.:—For the use of the whole vehicle up to and including four persons, and not per head for each person riding therein, within the hereinafter defined area 2s (two shillings). All other parts of the Borough, two shillings and sixpence. For all extra passengers over and above the number of four, one shilling (Is) per head extra. Between the hours of 8 p.m. and 11 p.m., fare and a-half; between 6 a.m. and S a.m., fare and a-half; between 11 p.m. and 6 a.m. as per arrangement. AREA FOR TWO-SHILLING FARES ABOVE-MENTIONED: Starting at the Bridge across the Otaihape Stream, thence along the Main Road to Weka Street, down Weha Street to the street running parallel with the Oval Domain to its junction with Huia Street. Along Huia Street in a north-easterly direc tion to the Main road, thence along the Main road to McEwan’s corner (section 10 Block XVI) Thence along the unformed road called Moa Street between blocks XVI and XVIII to Birch’s Road. Thence along Birch’s Road to the Presbyterian Church Manse on section 34 Taihape suburban, thence back along Birch’s Road to \jhat is known as Carver Street, and along this street to its junction with Pipi Street, thence in a westerly direction along Pipi Street to Mataroa Road at the Public Pound corner, thence from the Pound corner along Mataroa Road to Main Street, along same to R. Wilson & Co’s corner, thence across railway overhead bridge and along the unnamed street on the western side, of , , the railway yards to Ivaka Road thence along Kaka Road wto what is known as Luke Street, thence down Luke Otaihape Stream, thence along the Otaihape stream toad to the starting point. The above schedule of fares to be exhibited conspicuously in every licensed taxi-cab Dated at Taihape this 23rd day of January, 1918. J F. MENZIES, Town Clerk.

PALMERSTON NORTH HIGH SCHOOL THE School re-opens on MONDAY, February 11th. Professional, Commercial, Agricultural and General Courses. A few vacancies for boarders (boys) at College House Prospectus on application to the Rector or the undersigned. W. HUNTER, Secretary. RECTOR: J. E. VERNON, M.A., B.Sc The most delicious sauce In the world. Lotw" Yorkshire Relish, Lamb PRICES REDUCED FOR SPOT CAS OVER THE COUNTER. VIZ: Sides per gd ! Fore-quarters, per lb ‘ 8d ’ Hind-quarters, per lb 9d Legs only, per i b 10d Loins only, per i b . ' 10d VEAL now in season, regular su plies every week-end at very rea enable prices for cash: viz: e to 8d per lb, according to cut No frozen or reject meat stocks all guaranteed home-killed and tl best the district can grow Please note.—By paying spot cas and taking away your own goods, yc save 2d per Ib on all the meat we sel or you buy. S» Tf MEAT PURVEYOR, ETC. MAIN STREET, TAIHAPE P.O. Box 56; Telephone 100.