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Taihape Daily Times, 14 March 1919, Page 8

AFTERNOON AND MORNING TEA. LIBERAL MID-DAY LUNCHEON. Mrs. Drew, successor to Miss Bear, notifies the Public generally that no pains will be spared on her part to maintain the high degree of popularity the Hautapu Tea Rooms attained to while under Miss Bear’s management. MRS. DREW, Proprietress. Opposite H. D. Bennett’s Ltd. Station LET GOODALL GET BUSY. CONSULT HIM about the Renovation of your Home during 1919. Why not have the work done properly? Why not call in a man who thoroughly understands his business? Good li can advise you what to do in th ■ matter of brightening up the place, and his stocks of WALLPAPERS FOR THE will provide you with many suggestions that will be bound to please. Consult Goodall now. He can decorate your house in the latest style and carry out artistic ideas that r will make the home a delight during 1919. Street. NEW YEAR (Late L. A. Needham) TAIHAPE ’Phone 116 Box 60.

&> i T T T T f T t t T T T T T V T T T T T ♦♦♦ f T T T *f T T t T T T Y FORD GARAGE. ■——■"■^ggfeg^ T Y ❖ ❖i* A NATIONAL ASSET. ESPECIALLY IN THESE DAYS, when Thrift is Patriotism, you can conscientiously own a FORD Car. It is a mistaken idea of economy that would prompt you to put off buying a FORD. The Ford Car Is a greater convenience to the average Farmer Rural Mail, or even the Binder, than the Telephone, the Every Farmer Needs a Ford. TOURING CAR £250 RUNABOUT £240 FORD ONETON TRUCK .. £250 FORDSON TRACTOR .. .. £335 FORD SPARE PARTS, ACCESSORIES, TYRES, OIL, GREASE, &c. Eteveaem and Company, MOTOR AND GENERAL ENGINEERS. ’Phono 171. P.O. Bos 66. * I ❖ f T ♦l# 'V <vV V t *v* a <4> if ❖ * t T f T T T t & Y i

ONION PLANTS now ready. Brown Spanish, 6/6; Giant Rocco, Alisa Craig, and Cranston’s Excelsior, 10s per 1000 delivered free for cash.— B. H. JUST, Botanical Nurseries, Pel rnp i*fjf on North...