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Taihape Daily Times, 14 March 1919, Page 1

SEASON TIGKET 10* at the Taihape Daily Times Oeeice

Special AdvortlEsmoats, 1 YV-VNTED —A good Stacker, ApplyT. W Williams, Motukawa. ■yyANTED, a man to do gardening by the day.—Apply. Times Office. ■y^ANTED —One thousand dozen beer bottles (quarts); 2s per dozen. —Gretna Hotel. ■yyANTED —A woman to cook, or a young woman for needlework; good wages. 'Apply to Times office for particulars. y^OST —Last night, between Chautauqua tent and Em’s Hotel, a roll of bank notes. Reward bn returning to Times office. y OST —A black pocket book, containing bank notes, the numbers of •which are known, also papers which disclose the owner’s name. Finder will be rewarded on returning to this office.

■pOR SALE. —4 Ford Cars; bargain prices; exhaustively overhauled, splendid order. 2 two-seaters and 2 fiveseaters. —See Stanley Peyton about them. jpLOWERING Bulbs, Narcissus from 6d per dozen; Freesias 6d per dozen, 2/6 per 100; Anemones, 9d. and 1/ per dozen, 5/ and 6/ per 100. Add 6d for postage.—B. H. Just, Palmerston North. RANTED TO SELL.—W. and G. Cups and Saucers. 6s, 7s 6d, 8s 3d half dozen; vegetable dishes 4s each; meat dishes from 2s 6d to 5s each; milk jugs (best assortment in town), prices from Is to 4s 6d. —Taihape Furniture Exchange, opposite Railway Station ANTED TO SELL, 1 Green Velvet Pile Saddle Bag Chesterfield Suite; 1 Red Velvet Pile Chesterfield Suite; 1 Green Tapestry Couch; 1 Brown Tapestry Couch; 2 Brown Leather Couches —Taihape Furniture Exchange, opp. Railway Station. ANTED TO SELL—A fine range of Axminster Seamless Carpets, sizes 9 x froim £l2 10s to £14 —worth £25 — Taihape Furniture Exchange, opp. Railway Station.

yy ANTED TO SELL—2 Dray Saddles and Breechings, 1 4-horsc Swingle Tree. 1 3-horse Swingle Tree, 2 2-horse Swingle Trees, 1 Boy’s Saddle, 1 12-gal Copper and Frame —Tai-' hapo Furniture Exchange, opposite Railway Station, yy-ANTED KNOWN—W. P. Jones* Palmerston North, is aT present in Taihape, booking orders for memorial and concrete work. Over 100 designs to select from. Letters sent c/o Mr Strudwick, Kuku Street, will be attended to. yyANTED KNOWN—That we are cash buyers of dairy fed pigs In any quantity.—Otaihape Farmers’ Meat and Produce Co., Ltd, See the Autumn Displays of Millinery and Costumes omported direct at .the Big Value House.—Collinson and Gifford, Ltd. New assortment of Gramophones to hand. Prices from £3 15s upvacs British “E-mr-ready” CPs Elm trical Specialties; Torches Lames Etc ; spare Bulbs and Refills always i» stock. —Swedlund’s Music Warehouse. SEPARATORS.—Before purchasing see “DOMO.” Best machine on the market.—L. Daws. PERAMBULATORS, Push Chairs, Gocarts—both new and second-hand—at City prices, at Ward & Co.’s, Tu! street.

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