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Taihape Daily Times, 1 October 1918, Page 1

Amnaoiaents. TO-NIGHT TUESDAY. The Empress of Stormy Emotion NANCE O'NEIL. In the five-part Drama: THE immmmimm A remarkable Story of Southern Italy. It's foreign environment provides -countless" "elaborate and picturesque scenes of thrilling interest. rMIIWAtfIIIHtE in his latest two-reel comedy MiiMiaiMiffiißtf "Fatty" Arbuckle in "The Rough House" is his best —better than his best. There's not a quiet minute from the moment his beaming countenance first flashes before you until you get it —sad but true—'Th'e End." TAIHAPE BOWLING CLUB. (Incorporated.) HE ANNUAL MEETING of Taihape Bowling Club will be held on Friday, 4th October, in Club' Pavilion, at 8 p.m. A. G. LAWSON, Hon. Sec. DRAWING OF ART UNION. 1 All Butts and unsold Books in the Art Union organised by Mrs. G. Wrightson are requested to be sent in to P.O. Eox 70, Taihape, not later than October sth. The Art Union will be drawn at the Red Cross Shop on Monday, 7th, at'B p.m. MRS. G. WRIGHTSON. TAIHAPE TRADESMEN'S [ ASSOCIAHOH,/ The Business People have decided to close their places- of business all tne year-round on-Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays; and Fridays, at 5.30; Thursdays" at 12 noon; and Saturdays at 8.30 p.m. E. LOADER, Secretary. 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 in- j creasing the selling price. ' J. CAPILL, | H. J. JOHNSON. I ]\/[RS. DREW'S Morning and After- j noon Tea is unsurpassed. Hau- i tapu Tea Rooms, Finch's Buildings.

PHONE 62 P.O. BOX 41 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: TFe 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. We desire to draw special attention to our Lamb Prices and to the variety and quality of our Small Goods. GIVE US A TRIAL. iegi and ice u>.