Page 1 Advertisements Column 5

Taihape Daily Times, 16 August 1918, Page 1

Special Advertisements. RANTED TO BUY.—Broody Hens, any breed, 5s each.—B, A. Fraser. yyHAT? Luncheon at the Hautapu Tea Rooms is just A.l. ■y^ANTED —Two timber-stackers and three bushmen, constant employment for good men. Apply Egmont Box Co., Ltd., Ohutu. ■y|jrANTED. — Benchman. Highest wages to good man. Apply Box 7, Rangataua. "yyANTED —A Milker. Good wagcu paid. Apply H. Alexander, Ngawaka, ’Phone 154 r. yjy ANTED TO BUY—Three Sows, close to pigging. Apply H. Alexander, Ngawaka, ‘Phone 154 r. yyANTED —By Gentleman a furnished or unfurnished Bed SitingRoom, with use of bathroom, hot and cold water. Handy to town. Apply by letter only to “Room,” “Times” Office. TAKEN from Mr. Swedlund’s yard, a Returned Soldier’s walking-stick; valued as a memento; Please return to “Times” Office. F°r SALE.—Black Orpington eggs (15) for 15s. —B. A. Fraser. SEED POTATOES of all kinds are now obtainable in either large or small quantities at WARD & CO., Tui St. FOR SALE. —Purebred White Leghorns and Black Orpingtons. Must be sold on account of shifting. Prices from 5s to 10s. Apply this office.

ONCE compare the quality and prices of our new furniture, wire mattresses', bedding, etc., and we know business will result.—F. WARD & CO., Tui Street. , have Afternoon Tea at the Hautapu Tea Rooms, Mrs, Drew serves it up lovely.’ MOTORISTS —Post your car number to H. F. STRONG, Painter, Taihape, and you will receive plate complete by return mail. Enclose .7/6, postage free. RANTED TO SElArrThree .real good almost hew Pianos, 1 8-stop pf|an in splendid order, 1 large guitar and case, 1 piano stool, 1 mandoline, 2 mandoline guitars.—Taihape Furnlture Exchange, opp. Railway Station. RANTED KNOWN—Three pairs children’s tan button boots, size 6; will be sold to clear at 2/6 each, spot cash at McCormick’s. ■RANTED TO SELL—One up to date dark-stained rimu Sideboard, price £l2 10s; 1 dark-stained rimu Sideboard, large mirror, price £7 10s; 1 light-stained Sideboard ,two mirrors price £6.—Taihavpe Furniture Exchange, opp. Railway Station. RANTED KNOWN. —That J. Mortland, of the, Taihape Furniture Exchange, is a buyer of Household furniture and Effects in any quantity /or spot cash.—Opp. Railway Station.

HAUTAPU TEA ROOMS 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. pOR SALE—Three-roomed Cottage on freehold section, washhouse, copper, and tubs; also large building suitable for bedrooms. Cottage nearly new. Will be sold ch r 'ip.—Apply F. WARD and Co. When ordering r \ ZOL, avoid imitations and substii ms. Got gcnunftc NAZOL—the rn< remedy for roughs and colds, do doses 1/6.