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EANGITIKEI A. & P. ASSOCIATION. eighth RECREATION GROUNDS, TAIHAPE WEDNESDAY, 26th FEBRUARY, 1919 GLASSES FOR HORSES, CATTLE, SHEEP, PIGS, HOME INDUSTRIES. COMPETITIONS: Riding, Jumping, and Weight-guessing. ENTRIES CLOSE SATURDAY, 15th FEBRUARY, 1919. Schedules and full information, may be obtained from the Secretary. Will be held on THURSDAY, 27th FEBRUARY, 1919. Entries CLOSE on THURSDAY, 30th JANUARY, 1919. A. M. RYAN, Secretary. P.O. Box 81, Taihape, B'e judge and jury tand give NAZOL a trial. There can he only one verdict —‘Absolutely competent to cure colds, influenza, bronchitis and nasal catarrh ’ ’. ® CHEAP Floor coverings 9x9, Jap. Squares 26/6, 9 x 12 35/6; 9x9 Jap. woven squares 30s, 9 x 12 38s; 9x9 Chinese twist squares 425, 3x6 twist mats 10/6; 2| x 5 seagrass mats. Bs, in Oriental colours. —Taihape Furniture Exchange, opp. Railway Station. No more grinding of teeth with WADE’S WORM FIGS. Price 1/6. 1 RANTED KNOWN—Girls’ Lace Chrome Shoes, patent toe-caps, size 3 to 6 at 13/11. Get in early Chapman’s Boot Arcade, next door to Morgan and Co., Main Street, Taihape. ANNUAL THE MAIN TRUNK FAIR WADE’S W T ORM FlGS—Wonderful Worm Worriers. Price 1/6 2

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