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Taihape Daily Times, 29 June 1918, Page 1

Amusements. TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY.) GRETCHEN HARTMAN and ALAN HALL, In a William Fox Production: A vivid portrayal of a woman's passion and jealousy. Mack Sennett's latest 2-reel Yell. One of the funniest comedies yet shown. Guaranteed to cure lockjaw. PARAMOUNT TRAVELOGUE AND GAZETTE. IMPOUNDING NOTICE. Impounded in Taihapa Pound, on June 25th, 1918, from Main South Road ,near Cemetery, one black and white Steer, about two to three years old; notch out of point and bottom of off ear. One notch out of bottom o* near ear. No other brands visible. If not claimed and expenses paid, -will be sold at the Pound on July 11th, 1918, at noon. *> R. SAVILLE, PoundSeeper.

TAIHAPE BOROUGH COUNCIL. TENDERS are invited by the Tas- - Borough. Council from those willing to undertake the contract for removing Nightsoil and Refuse from tne premises of each and every propertyowner in the Borough requiring such service for the period of one year from the Ist of August next. Conditions of service and schedule of duties are to be seen at the Office of the undersigned during Office hours. Tenders, which close at 4 p.m. on 11th July, 1918, are to be addressed to the Town Clerk, and marked "Sanitary Contract." The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. J. F. MENZIES, Town Clerk. Taihape, 26th June, 1918. TRESPASS NOTICE. Anyone found trespassing with dog or gun on my Property will be prosecuted. G. D. MCGREGOR, Mataroa. TRESPASS NOTICE. Any person found trespassing on my property after this date with dog or gun, will be prosecuted. G. A. WHEELER, Taoroa. REGISTERED LAND AGENCY. IE you want to sell, if you want to buy a farm or a house in this district, write or see F. WARD and Co.; ' ey are duly registered Land Agents.

TO FORD OWNERS. Have a "Savidge" light control fitted. A strong, steady light at any speed.—Nicholls' Garage, sole Taihape agents. EUANTJI PEIVATE HOSPITAL Fox Particulars Apply to the Matron P.O. Bex 38, Taihape. Good Goods- That's r.ne Lotus Brana. 'AFTERNOON AND MORNING TEA. LIBERAL MID-DAY LUNCHEON. Mrs. Drew, successor to Miss Bear, notifies the Public generally that no pains will be spared on her part to maintain the high degree of popularity the Hautapu Tea Rooms attained to while under Miss Bear's management. MRS. DREW, Proprietress. Opposite H. D. Bennett's Ltd. Station Street.