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Taihape Daily Times, 20 January 1919, Page 1

j PUBLIC ■NOTICE. FAT STOCK VALUES are down considerably since the Freezing Season commenced. Consequently it will pay all Householders, etc., to get our NEW 1 RETAIL PRICE-LIST at the Shop or j off the men on the carts. You know the Quality and Variety we stock. The REDUCED PRICES will be a still greater incentive tocontinue your patronage, for which favour in the past we thank you. Faithfully yours-,. S. S. TfMBS, Butcher, &c., Main Street, Taihape. TAIHAPE MOTORS LIMITED. NOTICE. J THE GARAGE will open DAILY, Sundays excepted, from 8 a m. to 5*30 p.m. I and from 6.30- p.m. to 10.0 p.m. j Enquiries at any other hour, day or } night, ring up Telephone 133. i SPEEDING, Manager. 1 PUBLIC NOTICE. | ALL Claims against the estate of the ■ late Father Kinkead, of Taihape; should : be rendered to the undersigned on or | before the 21st January, 1918. (All I Accounts owing to the estate should ( be paid by the same date. ! * E. McL'AUGHLAN, I Taihape. j PRACTICAL. KNOWLEDGE j. No matter where, is- bound to makeitself known and. to be appreciated. This has been exemplified among New Zealand Avounded soldiers >at Home. Two of those selected to teach Practical Book-keeping, to follow wounded soldiers in hospital, under the Government scheme,' acquired their knowledge of the -subject under our Correspondence System. We specialise in teaching BOOK-KEEPING by Mail. In this way, here in Now Zealand, wo enable hundreds every year to obtain positions of greater responsibility and higher pay. If you Avant to learn MODERN BOOK-KEEPING in i-j.ll its branches thoroughly, expeditiously, and privately so- that you cam obtain a good position, - study out Course. WRITE TO-DAY FOE.'’ FULL. PARTICULARS. Address: — HEMINGWAY & ROBERTSON’S Correspondence Schools Ltd., Union Buildings. P; O. Box 516. AUCKLAND (Established October,. 1897.) RANTED KNOWN—One pair mens* strong Tan Boots, Durox soles, size 8, usual price 445. sale price 495. at McCormick’s.. RANTED' KNOWN -The most fragrant and moat econom-' ical tea you could buy Is Dandelion { Tea. Blended by one of the foremost I tea-tasters in Wellington, ; t merits | ■ vonr choice. Try a pound at 2/, j 2/4 and 2/6.—H. D. BENNETT, LTD., j I: Awarua House, Taihape. TWANTED TO SELL—Reap hooks (new), 2s 9d each, Indian pond scythe stones (best stone made for reap hooks), price Is each; large, stock on hand. —Taihape Furniture Exchange, opposite Railway Station WANTED KNOWN—Cunnlnghame’s Cough Balsam will shift that cough, clears the throat and head. Pleasant to take, 2/6 a bottle. i jvyANTED TO SELL—I English Piano (Challcn and Sons), almost neAA r , I organ (French make), 2 violins, 1 piccolo.—Taihape Furniture Exchange, opposite railway i WANTED KNOWN—That we are i cash buyers of dairy fed pigg in | any quantity. —Otaihape Farmers’ Meat and Produce Co., Ltd. RANTED to setout on contract To tara post splitting, sledging and carting, or sledging and carting from 10,000 to 50,000 * posts.—Apply otto Olsen, Hihitahi, or ring ’Phone on Post Office, Hihitahi, Main Trunk Line. TO RETAILERS. —Charging up accounts on books cost money. We can | tell how to reduce cost of doing credit j business with a one-writing system.; Particulars from Credit System De-1 partment, Box 1052, G.P.0.. Wellington. j