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Taihape Daily Times, 24 March 1919, Page 1

Special Advertisements. "^y ANTED, a man to do gardening by tiie day.—Apply Times Office. RANTED— An Experienced Waitress. Apply Main Trunk Dining Booms. RANTED— One thousand dozen beer bottles (quarts); 2s per dozen. —Gretna Hotel. RANTED— A woman to cook, or a young woman for needlework; good wages. Apply to Times office for particulars. ' OST, on Thursday, a round gold brooch; bird set with pearls, a turquoise drop from beak. /Reward on returning t,o Times Office. J OST. between Carver Street and Belliss' Hill, a handbag, containing letters addressed to the owner. Reward on returning to the address, or ring up 28 S. JPOUND —A lady's umbrella, that was left at a Chautauqua meeting. Owner can regain possession at the Times Office. pOR SALE.—4 Ford Cars; bargain prices; exhaustively overhauled, splendid order. 2 two-seaters and 2 fiveseaters.—See Stanley Peyton about them. 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, 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.

RANTED TO SELL—A fine range of Axminster Seamless Carpets, sizes 9 x 10J, 9 x 12, 9 x 13|, Prices fr.oim £l2 10s to £l4—worth. £2s— Furniture Exchange, opp. Railway Station. ■ ■ ''■ ■'■" RANTED TO SELL—2 Dray Saddles and Breechings, 1 4-horse Swingle Tree. 1 3-horse Swingle Tree, 2 2-horse Swingle Trees, 1 Boy's Saddle, 1 12-gal Copper and Frame—Taihape Furniture Exchange, . opposite Railway Station. ANTED KNOWN—That we are cash buyers of dairy fed pigs in any quantity.—Otaihape Farmers' Meat and Produce Co., Ltd. RANTED.— All contemplating marriage to inspect and obtain the prices of our new furniture, rugs, mats, lino, etc, —F. Ward and Coy. KODAKS and all Photographic Ma terial can be purchased at our Pharmacy.—J. R. Cunninghame, the Pre scrlption Chemist and Kodak Dealer ARE YOU LEAVING the district? Then, don't give your Furniture away. Go to Ward and Co.'s and get the market price. "RANTED KNOWN Best quality Women's Dairy Boots, usual price 21/, sale price 19/6, at McCorniick's. WANTED KNOWN—One pair Woman's glace button boots, round toes, size 4, sale price 7/6, at McCorrrrick's. BELLTREE'S 3ERR3HIRES, YORK SHIRES and TAMWORTH PIGS. THESE PIGS beat all-comers, ui&tnr© early, and are hardy, I HAVE FOR SALE all breed!, all ages and all prices, from my moat select Sows and by recently Imported Sires. Inspection and correspondence Invited. SIRES ON HIRE. JOHN T. TAYLOR, Breeder and In> sorter, PIRIAKA. Coloured ankle Sr shades. 5/6 and 7/11 "on and Sifford. 1.-"'-poii-.—Loiiij