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Taihape Daily Times, 23 January 1919, Page 1

THE OTAIHAPE FARMERS' MEAT mwMmmummttzm LIMITED. REMOVAL NOTICE. WE beg to notify our customers that we are removing, to more commo- ! dious premises in S'tation Street, as from MONDAY, the 20th Inst. After Saturday, the" 18th inst., no cart deliveries Tvill be made and all meat will be sold for cash at shop when, in keeping with the progressive movement in meat prices-, we hope to be able to make a further reduction. Our customers' can rely on getting the best of service and attention. P. S. CARROLL, Managing Secretary. i BOROUGH OF TAIHAPE.. j RATING AMENDMENT ACT, 1910 j (Section 28). I Pursuant to the provisions- of the | above-mentioned Act, PUBLIC NO- ! TICE is hereby given that an addij tional charge of ten per centum will I be added to all nates due and unpaid i after the 14th of February, 1919. | Legal proceedings will be taken. j without further notice, for the rei covery of all rates remaining unpaid,. I together with the ten .per cent, addii tional charge thereon after such date. [, Dated at Taihape, this 4th day of j January, 1919. ' i J. F. MENZIES, I Town Clerk. BOROUGH OF TAIHAPE. DISTRICT ELECTORS' LIST. is hereby given flat the Electors' List for the year 1919-20 is now being compiled'. Applications for Enrolment must be made on the prescribe.»! . form, which may be obtained at the Council Town Hall, and should be lodged with the undersigned before the 15th Febru"ary, 1919: Dated at Taihape this 14th day of January, 1919.. J., f; menzies; Town Clerk. PRACTICAL KNOWLEDGE Xo matter where, is bound to- make itself known- and to be appreciated.. I This has been exemplified, among Mew Zealand wounded soldiers iat Home. Two of those selected to. teach Practical B'oolc-keeping to fellow wounded soldiers in hospital,, under the Government scheme, acquired their knowledge of the subject under our Co-r- ---' respondence System. We specialise I in. teaching BOOK-KEEPING by Mail.. In this way, here in New Zealand, we enable hundreds every year to obtain positions of greater respon- ' sibility and higher pay.. If yon want to learn MODERN BOOK-KEEPING | in iall its branches thoroughly, expediI tiously, and privately so- that you can ' obtain a good position, study our \ Course. WRITE TO-DAY FOR FULL f PARTICULARS. Address: — HEMINGWAY & ROBERTSON'S Correspondence Schools Ltd., ■ Union Buildings. j P. O. Box 516. AUCKLAND (Established October, 1897.) I WANTED KNOWN—CunnJnghame's Cough Balsam will shift that cough, clears the throat and head. Pleasant to take, 2/6 a bottle. {WANTED TO SELL.—I English Piano (Challen and Sons), almost new, 1 organ (French make), 2 violins, 1 piccolo—Taihape Furniture Exchange, opposite railway "station. j WANTED KNOWN—That we aie < | cash buyers of dairy fed pigs in any quantity. —Otaihape Farmers* ' Meat and Produce Co., Ltd. — —^ WANTED to setout on contract Totara 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 j Line. TO RETAILERS.—Charging up ac- | counts on books cost money. We can j tell how to reduce cost of doing credit | business with a one-writing system. ; Particulars from Credit System De- - partment, Box 1052, GJ\Q„ Welling- \ ton. ,: I