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Taihape Daily Times, 28 September 1918, Page 1

Hnftniai Advertisements. Amusements. Amusements. - ''h Amusements. Special Advertisements. mil Hinn Speclid Advertisements.

special xl.ll V f I I v & f FINEST OF ALL Our Ladies’ Panamas. t The Ideal Hat for the Summer. Your new Season’s Wordrobe would not be complete without one of our charming Panamas. They are just the very essence of perfection and of the highest grade quality. ❖ WE CARRY JUST WHAT YOU ♦> Nothing Spring and Summer wear than a panama and our special display is one in which your choice would not be diflicult to find. * ♦> * ♦> Everyone will wear Panamas this Summer, so why not come to us WANT, loots more becoming 0 t t f T it T Y I i T t t Y T T T t T T t Refined and Stylish. - ——-~.~nnsß sassa!EjaEiaßiif?rjii.Wi:i,3zag f T Y - - These superb shapes and styles carry our unqualified t ♦ f f ❖ o A you will be delighted with their elegance. t They have the freshness and beauty to please and 1 • 2 1 .'4.1. 4-lt nin oloffOnPiQ Tasteful Coloured Bands. Y Y t Y For our new Panamas we have a bands of most tasteful designs. These bands set your Panama off to advantage— they look just delightful. Y T t Y splendid variety of charming Y T Y ❖ The display of bands includes tbe many club colours and comi plete sets of the numerous puggarees % T t Y f. Y ♦♦♦ A. W. GARDNER & GO. Meteors an.d Drapers, faihape. T Y ff T f t T T Y T T

King’s TO-NiGHT ONLY i The first “Goldwyn” picture to be * shown here. BABY MINE. (In seven parts). We hold the sole rights for these pictures here. A Motion Masterpiece with a French flavour. What was he? The father of None, One, Twins, or Triplets? He said: “If lam not a' father, what am I?” and his friend replied: “I hate to tell you!” So her husband left her. ( Then she fished for him with baby ) bait. The Management has arranged for the screening of this super feature to commence at 8.55. • Supported by— ■ ■; ' “SECRET KINGDOM.” (Showing at 8.) GAZETTE, at 8.30. LAND O’ DREAMS, Educational, at 8.40. J - On Monday night will be shown the first series of that wonderful picture “THE MYSTERY OF THE DOUBLE CROSS.” TAIHAPE BOROUGH COUNCIL. TENDERS FOR LEASE. PURSUANT to the provisions of Section 138 of “The Municipal Corporations Act, 1908,” Public Notice is hereby given that the Taihape Borough Council invites tenders for the purchase of the Lease of the undermentioned allotments: LOT —Being part Sec, 7 Blk. VII, containing approximately 27.3 poles. LOT ll.—Being part Sec. 7, Blk. VII. Kuku Street, Taihape; containing approximately 25.7 poles. The upset rental of each allotment has been fixed at £ls each, and the. Valuation for improvement on Lot 2 is £55. No Tender will be considered below the upset rental and in respect of Lot 2, which does not 'also contain an offer of at least the amount as ■Valuation for improvement fixed. Tenders, which close on 17th October at 4 p.m., should be addressed to the undersigned and marked “Tender for Lease.” Each Tender must be accompanied by a deposit equal to half the amount offered on Valuation for improvements. Terms and conditions of Leasing may be seen at the Town Hall during office hours. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. J. F. MENZIES, Town Clerk. Taihape, 21st Sept., 1918. For bilious attacks, torpid liver, try Fookes* little liver pills; Is per box. P. O. Box, ’Phones; 56, . Farm 169. Shop 100. :S. S. TUBS Family Butcher and Grazier, MAIN STREET, TAIHAPE Solicits Patronage for— Freshly Killed Meat Moderate in price (PLEASE COMPARE), the Best and Primes! produced in this District, personally selected and bought for cash. Specialities; CORNED BEEF. SAUSAGE (Beef or Pork). Orders by Post or ’Phone promptly attended to. RANTED KNOWN.— Women’s chrome calf derby shoes, patent cap, round toes, all solid leather; usual price 16/6, sale price 15/ at McCormick’s. - ‘ ,i

Town Hall TO-NIGHT. DOUBLE STAR PROGRAMME Paramount’s sure-fire gun man — handsome WALLACE REID. Supported by— MYRTLE STEDMAN. In a thrilling five-part adaptation of George Middleton’s famous novel of Western life —a tale of a good man, a bad man, and a woman who was made bad. Also— WILLIAM RUSSELL. In a Romance of Love and War, and War’s aftermath. The unmasking of a strange and awful plot. BEAUTIFUL SCENERY. GAZETTE AND COMEDY. 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. TENDERS FOR INLAND MAIL SERVICES. FOR 1919, 1920, and 1921. SEALED alternative tenders will be received at the several chief post-of-fices in the Dominion- luntil noon on SATURDAY, the Ll2th: October, 1918, .for the- conveyance of mails for. periods: of one, two, or three years from the. Ist January, 1919. ' r .A list of services for which tenders are being invited is on exhibition at all post offices. W. R. MORRIS, Secretary. General Post Office, Wellington, 12th September, 1918. 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. OUR PHOTOGRAPHIC EXPERT develops Films promptly.—Fookes, lending: chemist. Taihane.

rOWS* HALL, Direction JOHN HOPKINS NEXT WEDNESDAY, OCT. 2nd. One Nigkt Only. MR. EDWARD BRANSOOMBE'S SOMEWHAT FAMOUS PEOPLE. The Scarlet Troubadours FOLKS WHO MAKE YOU GLAD. Extract Auckland ‘Star’"; — “The versatility of the “Troubadours” was revealed ia a number of comedy interludes raSging from an 1 Irish scena to humorous and costume items. With choruses, humorous duets and quartettes, burlesque glee party, and a pretty Irish scena, the fine combined snging of the whole company and the humorous Y specialities of the several members were used with -admirable judgment.” RE-ORGANISED AND UP-TO-DATE PRICES: 3/, 2/, (plus tax). BOX PLAN OPENS AT SWEDLUND’S MUSIC WAREHOUSE ON MONDAY MORNING NEXT. (Be wise and book seats now). _ Representative GEORGE ADAMS. PUBLIC SERVICE ENTRANCE EXAMINATION FOR SHORTHANDWRITERS AND TYPISTS. 23rd. NOVEMBER, 1918. The usual Public Service Entrance Examinations for Shorthand-Writers and Typists will be held on the 23rd NOVEMBER, 1918. APPLICATIONS close 13th November, 1918. Full' particulars may be obtained on application. , P. VERSCHAFFELT, Secretary, Office of the Public Service Commissioner, Wellington, 18th Sept, 1918, • PUBLIC NOTICE. On an after MONDAY, Ist October; Coal and Firewood sold by the undersigned will be for cash on delivery. This is the only alternative to increasing the selling price. J. CAPILL, H. J. JOHNSON. Planet Juniors make gardening easy. 1 These are obtainable as also is all (kinds of farming implements from F, ; WARD and Coy., Agent for Oliver i Implements, ; The most rtelicJc-ns Sauce la tne

yy ANTED—Boy or elderly man to milk two cows and make himself | generally useful. Good home. Apply Abraham and Williams, Ltd, ■RANTED —Capable girl or middleaged person to assist in houswwork; good wages.—Apply to “Times” Office. ■RANTED TO LET—About 60 acres Bush. Apply in first instance to E. j Stent, Mataroa. ***— ■■ THE KIWITEA COUNTY COUNCIL I ■^7" ANTS twelve pick and shovel, men for removing slips. Good 1 wages. • Apply to L. J. Verry, County | Office, Kimbolton. JjX)R SALE — Two seoond-calver cows, and 7 springing heifers; also horse, gig and harness. Ring up telephone 2235. JpOR SALE—One young Jersey Cow and two Heifers. Very quiet. All due to calve before or on October Ist. Apply to A. Bennie, Ohutu. ■JJ^OST —About one month ago, one lady’s Silver Wristlet Watch. Finder please return to “Times” Office, JOCUND —On the Papakai Road, a • Muff and Necklet Fur. The owner j can obtain possession on applying to [ this office. • * RANTED KNOWN—That a three- ; course Luncheon is obtainable at Mrs. 1 Drew’s, (Finch’s Buildings), between . 12 o’clock and 2 p.m. GET H. F. STRONG to paint your house. For references we refer you to our customers. RANTED KNOWN—Women’s best quality boots, usual price 21/6, sale price 19/6 at McCormick’s. A CLEAN LENS means a clear Photo. Let our expert examine and clean your camera free of charge.— Fookes, Chemist, Taihape. m rs -, DREW’S Morning and Afternopn Tea is unsurpassed. . Hau-. tapu Tea Rooms, Pinch’s Buildings. KODAKS and all Photographic Ma terial can be purchased at our Pharmacy.—J. R, Cunninghame, the Pre scription Chemist and Kodak Dealer. KNOWN—Hot water bags in all sizes but one quality, The Best, can be purchased at most reasonable prices at Cunninghame’s Phar-' inacy.

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- « RANTED TO SELL—One cabinet sewing machine, drophead Singer sewing machine, 3 treadle sewing machines, 1 hand sewing machine. Above machines in perfect order, prices from 35s to £7 10s. —Taihape Furniture Exchange, opp, Railway Station. ' ~ RANTED KNOWN —That the Taihape Furniture Exchange stocks Watches, Clocks, Strops, Shaving Soap, Knives Forks Spoons, Carving Sets ? Tinware, Brushware. Enamelware Glassware and Crockery, at bedrock prices—Taihape Furniture Exchange, opp. Railway Station. - - 11 RANTED TO SELL—One darkstained mirror Wardrobe, 3 Duchess Chests, 2 Duchess Pairs, 1 marble top Cabinet Washstand, 2 Cabinet Washstands, 3 Dressing Tables, —Taihape Furniture Exchange, opp. Railway Station. RANTED KNOWN—That McCormick is agent for Hangman’s Laces, 6d pair, guaranteed to hang you before breaking, buy one pair and try the experiment. RANTED TO SELL—Six highback dining chairs, 1 polished top dining table, 2 dark-stained sideboards, 2 dark-stained dinner waggons, four touches, 4 easy chairs, 1 book case, oil paintings.—Taihape Furniture Ex- 1 change, opp. Railway Station. J RANTED KNOWN—McCormick is < having a Spring Clearing Sale, everything considerably reduced for spot cash only. JpOR Boots, Shoes, an < all kinds or 3 dainty footwear ' r ladies, tor dressy-looklng wear f< r gents or lao- ' ies, G. E. Little Is hot equalled '«J- ’ E. Little, the Shoe Merchant.

The Otaihape Farmer’s Meat and Produce Company Limited. PHONE 62 P.O, BOX 41 RETAIL BUTCHERY. We have to announce that we have acquired the Retail Butchery Business until recently carried on by Mr. Geo. Parker, and that we intend carrying on an Up-to-Date Retail Butchery Under the Management of MR. W. DUDER. Substantial reductions will be made in the Cash Prices of all classes of Meat. We asseverate: TEe Best is the Cheapest. THEREFORE BUY AT OUR SHOP. We offer you the Primest and Best finished MUTTON and BEEF, specially fattened and specially selected for Home Trade and which rarely if ever reaches the local Consumer. All Meat is killed under Government Inspection and bears the imprimatur of Quality, The Town that has no abattoir and no inspection is the “Happy Hunting Ground” of the Butcher; Verb Sap. i We desire to draw special attention to our Lamb Prices and | to the variety and quality of our Small Goods. GIVE US A TRIAL. The Otaihape Farmer’s ■ Meat and Produce Co.

T f ♦♦♦ kit $ 4* t T T T v If T T T T ♦♦♦ Ladies ’ Silk Ankled Hose in white, black, It. grey, battle grey and Tussore 4/9 \ •Ladies' Silk Ankled Hose grey, 6/6; tan, white, 7/6 Ladies’ Spun Silk Hose, 6/9 Ladies’ Black Mercerised Lisle Thread Hose, 1/9, 2/3, 2/6; 3/11 Ladies’ Black Cashmerettc Hose, 3/ Ladies’ Black All Wool Cashmere Hose, 3/6, 6/9, 6/11; 7/6; 8/6 Ladies’ Black All Wool Eibbed Cashmere Hose 2/9, 3/6, 4/6 Ladies’ All Wool Cashmere Hose, Garbadine shades, 6/9 Ladies’ Heather Mixture Hose, 3/11, 4/9, 5/6 Ladies’ Knitted Wool Hose (g r ey) 6/6; (fawn), 5/6 Children’s I Tan Sox, 4—2/4: 5 2/6; 6 —2/9; 7 —2/11; B—3/8 —3/ Children’s Black Sox, sizes 3t 0 12, 2/2 to 4/6 Children’s | Sox, tan, black, sid© clocked sizes 3 to 8, 1/11 and 2/3 ASSOETED LOT OF CHILDEEN’S CASHMEEE EIBBED LONG STOCKINGS, sizes 2—l/11; 3—2/; 4 —2/3. 1/6 per pair to clear THIS IS A B'AEGAIN t ■