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Taihape Daily Times, 18 February 1919, Page 1

GARDEN DESTROYERS BEWARE! 1 1 ANY PERSON, youth or adult, I found trespassing on the property | known as "The Springs/ in Weka ! street, will be prosecuted, without fear i or favour to the utmost rigour of the i law. CONVERSAZIONE. The Taihape Epidemic Committee extends a cordial invitation to the re- | sidonts of the town and district to at- | tend at the Town Hall On WEDNESDAY/. the 19tb inst., at S p.m., -when ! a conversazione w'ill be heid to wind :up the activities of the Committee, i Admission free, i For the Committee, A. L. ARROWSMITH. TAIHAPE TRADESMEN'S ASSOCIATION. The ANNUAL MEETING of the above Association will be held in my shop on THURSDAY, 20th February, at 8 p.m. Business: —Election of officers, presentation of ~ balance sheet, and general. E. LOADER, Secretary. ! TAIHAPE MOTORS LIMITED, i j NOTICE. ; THE GARAGE will open DAILY, Suni days excepted, from 8 a.m. to 5.30 p.m. jand from 6.30 p.m. to 10.0 p.m. j Enquiries at any other hour, day or ! night, ring up Telephone 133. SPEDDING, Manager. ~ BrTgKLAYIWC NOTIGL MR. T. BASON, having decided to retire from business, wishes to thank the people of Taihape for the liberal patronage they have accorded him during the the past 15 years, and he ! asks for an extension of support for his successor, MR. MARTIN HOWARD, who will continue the business (Signed) T. BASON, In connection with the above 1 wish to assure the public of Taihape and district that no pains will be spared on my part to carry on in the same high-class work of my predecessor. I have been with Mr. Bason for ! the past 12 months, and am, there- [ fere, not unacquainted with the rcj quirements of the district. I In asking for a continuance of the valued patronage so long extended to Mr. Bason, I shall do my utmost to merit it. | MARTIN HOWARD BRICKLAYER. Etc., i Taihape. BOROUGH OF TAIHAPE, PURSUANT to the provisions of Section 29 (2) of “The Public Reserves and Domains Act 1908,” Public Notice is hereby given that the Rangitikei 'A. and P. Association has been granted permission to charge the sum of One Shilling for admission to the Oval Domain, Recreation Reserve, on WEDNESDAY/ 26th February, 1919. The i right to use the reserve on the above 1 dare for Agricultural Show purposes ' has been set apart to the Association aforesaid. J. F. MENZIES, Town Clerk. WHY THEY .SUCCEED UNDER HEMINGWAY AND ROBERTSON’S CORRESPONDENCE Because those who study by correspondence uffilcr us do so because they want to get something out of it. They specialise. They stuy in order to earn more money. Qur instruction is individual, thorough, private, and practical. Our Students Succeed; 23,758 have, since October, 1897, been successfully through our hands, and have improved their earning capacity—in short, have succeeded. WHY NOT YOU? Send to-day f or particulars of our Courses in PRACTICAL BOOK-KEEPING; or i n MODERN ACCOUNTANCY; or in SHORTHAND; or in ADERTISEMENT WRITING; or in COMPLETE BUSINESS EDUCATION. Say just which and write us confidentially to-day. ADDRESS: HEMINGWAY & ROBERTSON’S Correspondence Schools Ltd., Union B'uildings. P. O. Box 516. AUCKLAND j