Page 1 Advertisements Column 4

Taihape Daily Times, 17 March 1919, Page 1

Special Advertisements. Sawmill for Sale. RANTED TO SELL, above, complete, with, plant in thorough working order. Bush rights covering 5000 acres, chiefly . rimu. excellent quality. Capacity 5000 to 6000 feet daily. Mill now working with good staff; near railway. No opposition, heavy demand, good prices. Real gold mine under capable management Owner has been called to London, and desires to make immediate sale. Price, £3750. Suitable man can get in with £SOO to £IOOO. Balance on liberal terms. Apply to— Care Charles Haines Advertising Agency, The Dalgety Building, Wellington CARRIER AND FIREWOOD CARTER. Is prepared to supply Firewood. Matai and Maire at most moderate current rates. CARRYING OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS A TRIAL SOLICITED Address: J. HURST, cßnuett’s Siding Orders left with Mr Peter do Loree Taihape, will receive prompt attention. “RIMU,” BENNETT’S SIDING, TAIHAP!

2000 PINT BOTTLES I want 2000 PINT BOTTLES, for which I will pay Is per dozen at my aerated water and cordial factory. J. H. JOHNSON. THE DEAN Of one of the largest Universities in the British speaking world, recently wrote: — ‘.‘ln some respects there is opportunity for bettor work in Correspondence study than in ordinary class, i Each student in a Correspondence School has to study in writing in all lessons, whilst in many class rooms he recites on only about one-thirtieth of the study.” Just so, and this one reason why on SEVENTEN OCCASIONS has the coveted First in Order of Merit in all New Zealand iu the Book-keeping and Accountancy exams, been won by a student prepared by us. This is why 2,678 have passed the various Accounaney rand Book-keeping exams under our instruction. May we send you particulars of our Course in PRACTICAL MODERN ACCOUNTANCY; or in BOOK-KEEP-ING? Say which. ADDRESS: HEMINGWAY & ROBERTSON’S Correspondence Schools Ltd., Union Buildings. P. O. Box 516. AUCKLAND

I ’•'V BRICKLAYING NOTICE l j MR. T. BASON, Raving decided to j retire from business, wishes to thank i 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 wdll 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, therefore, not unacquainted with the requirements of the district. In asking for a continuance of the valued patronage so long extended to Mr. Bason, I shall do ray utmost to merit it. MARTIN HOWARD BRICKLAYER, Etc.. Taihape.

WANTED KNOWN—2 pairs Men's Chrome Calf Derby Bals, plain front, size 6,8, 10. Usual price, Sis 6d; sale price 29s.—At McCormick’s KNOWN.—One pair Men’s Bov Calf Derby Bals, standard screwed, size 10. Usual price. 455; sale price 40s.—-At McCormick’?.