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Taihape Daily Times, 14 October 1919, Page 8

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CARRIER ‘AND FIREWOOD I CARTER. I .. F I ME. J. a’§E.§§‘%S?, I BENNETT’S SIDING, TAIHAPE , Is prepared to supply Firewood. Ma-N tai and Maire at most moderate current rates. CA.RRYI';\-‘N uix‘ ALL DESCRIPTIONS A TRIAL SOLICITED Address: J. I-lURST, eßnnett's Siding , Orders left with Mr Peter de Lorea Taihape, will recerve prompt attention» ‘

G P‘: 1083 ACRES O.R.P. at 33/. 351% acres in best English grasses, balance‘ bush (chiefly tawa); GA miles from 1 Owhango; 5 paddocks, all well water- 1 ed. Over 6 miles good 7 and 8 wire}, fences. Wintel's 2 sheep to the acne A besides c-attle._ PRICE £5 5/ PEP. ACRE. TERMS £SOO CASH. ‘ 5 ALSO R 635. ACRES FREEHOLD, OMATANE_ All in grass but about 35 acres shelter bush; ring fenced; 5 paddocks. well Watered; 2-roomed cottage and motor shed. Winters 2% to 3 sheep to the acre. PRICE ..-£25 PER ACRE. TERMS £IOOO CASI-I; balance 5% per cent_ E “

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Women who are critical about their appearance realise that there is as _much difierence betweetrll3tl_'ess Fabrics as there is between dlfferent classes of people. Some are ordmary, some hxgh grade, and others (118 me rv_e. Ours belong to the latter class. Large assortments of Spring’s Newest, Smartest, and Most Popular §t)'les 1n Dress LVlatel'i&dlF, §TlC%}ldingtStillll‘s; Cl;<Epe,t_Geol-gette, Shepherd’s Plaids, Venetian Cloths, etc-: “OW 3'“3“t your ‘ t‘ n se ec 1011 a. ese :1 rac we pmces. _ msP§§r;m‘lvo':ld like you to see them for yourself, but if a. personal visit is impossible, 33319195 ‘VIII be gladly Sent’ on application. Our system of shopping by post insures every mtisfaction. M p ' L I l ’ . >- A NAVY sun-mic senses. in good Ina‘ D; 5, .; ' . weightsrgprlces, 11/6, 12/5. 14/0, 18/6, ‘2glC}9, $3.6 lom§ll}3 wmrs .1359. snucs. 27m to 36m wxde—Prlces, 5/11 to me per ya . per ya . -, , NAVY TRIGOTINES G~AB_ERD|NES. makes a very smart WHITE GREI-_’E» DE CHINE. 40m wxde. These are exeeléent and styhsh costum_e—P.rlcos‘, 18/5 to 27/6 par yard, v3.]ue3_pr|ces, 9/11, 10_I9, I_llß. 12/3. 14/‘. 15/5 POI‘ V 37“; AMAZON OLOTHS_. 54m wl(le,slmcled as follows: Grey, Bottle GREPE DE CHINE 401:1 wlde. In Pmk. Blughiand 0 er Green, Sexe, Vxeux Rose and N_'avy~Prnoe, 1716 per yard, wanted tom,s_.Pnces, 9/11. 10/_9 N )3/9 Def Y -_n "9 VENETIAN GLOTHS. 54m wlc_le. 1n shades of Brown, Grey BLACK CREPE DE CHINE. 40m wxde--PHCOO. 3/ s /- Navy. Black and Szzxe.——l-‘rgcc. 23/9 per yard. ' 12/5. 13/3, ma non: yank at VENETIAN D_E SOIE, 42m vnde, in Sue, Stone, Navy and FUGI SILK, 50m. rude. A very popular summer 888 Brown—Prlc&, 9/11 per yard. _ ma.teßial——Pfico3. 5/11. 5111. 7/11 POI" 3'3"“-, .ha a VENEIIAN DE SOl5. 50m wlde. :11 same shades as above-- STRIPE FU.G' Sn!" 30”‘ "“‘d 52"‘ V1693}? pun an Price, 17,’! per yard. _ _ _ woven deslgn9’'‘P'''¢_°3a 7[3 “.111; 9" y f jgotfle GBe AMARANTH SERGE. 42m wide, :11 shades of Fawn, Brown. 03595 ANGI-A33» 42111 Wl‘3°- 1” 3113“? ° C“ 6 Antlaflg Sa.xe, Vieux 3*?se\ Gl-ey."Cream. Scarlet, Wine and Br°'".l- saxev .Ma‘“’°- Wl39’ Gt?’ ecfid nnkgs 3 srgnut Champagne-—Prlco, 11/6 per yard. _ _ . . 15 a. lxttle htezwxer ghrggecffixig g°._¢y:l%3 5"5553153'1-if§'l§§.3;s2;.n§§"’in“;r§§l" a‘§§l§‘§;xa’.’.’.r3?-‘:"c3s’,° 47%? nAl?‘ill_'l’%"A“ir °r°sé’§”oeiFs sli.;<-1 1643:. wide, ,§re;ufr;§;,,,§“inß GA?lroFcl>fs—Prlc:.Gl‘ll2/EV ItClse’32l‘3fii:L¢3-leyalrgcrl. C°stum°s and am wanted tones—_l-rioeé, ms to me nor vardr _ - *,; ._,‘“'._.»*' 5* - ‘.~,j3~._‘ ‘V ‘ll ‘ FaUOUrlt3B are always - F’ - hem, » ~~ _ Grows.