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Taihape Daily Times, 1 October 1918, Page 4

Before the "annual cold" grips you got NAZOL # Take it on sugar, or byinhalation—either way it is a splendid safeguard. 1/6 buys 60 doses. For Particulars Apply to the Matron P.O. Boy 38, Taihape. HUIA STEEET PRIVATE HOSPITAL Medical, Surgical, and Maternity. For Particulars Apply THE. MATRON. : Box 55, Taihape. C. MASTERS PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT, AUDITOR AND COMPANY SECRETARY Land Tax Returns (Assessments just issued by the Department) made or perused for possible overcharge. INCOME TAX RETURNS ATENDED TO. YOUR TEETH are necessaries—not luxuries. IF YOU do not attnnd to them no «ne else wllL MY SKILL

Is at your cervice; it is based on superior service, and not on prioe. EXPEET SEBVICE, modern methods, and the very best of material. Many people in Taihape and Burrounding districts proclaim my PAINLESS METHOD "the best they have experienced." I prepare my own local anaesthetic, and know exactly what I am doing with it. NO AFTEE PAIN L. B. H. De Xi A T OT7 E. Note Address: BENNETT'S BUILDINGS, TAIHAPE 200,000 PRISONERS SINCE JULY • 18th. PARIS, Sept 29. Since July 18th the Allies have taken over two hundred thousand prisoners, 3000 guns, 20,000 machine guns, and huge quantites of material. These figures do - not include Palestine, I Macedonia or Mesopotamia. WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. WISE WORDS FROM THE PRESIDENT. Received 11.55 a.m. WASHINGTON, Sept 30. Addressing the Senate, -where there is a difference of opinion on women's suffrage prevailing, President Wilson advocated the early passage of the measure on the ground of national efficency in war time. The President pointed out that both parties had agreed on women's suffrage. This ■was the people's war and therefore they must unite the people in the prosecution thereof. The United "States will be unable to profess democracy abroad unless it practices it at home. i OPPEE FEOM TUEKEY IMMINENT. Eeceived 11.35 a.m. NEW YORK, Sept. 30. A peace offer from Turkey is reported to bo imminent Bulgaria completely relinquishes control vi her railways for the Allies'