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Taihape Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3392, 23 January 1920, Page 6

- e ' I TO OUR CUSWMERB - THANKS 9 A Little Message * . 1 from McLAIIGHI.AN S In expressing our appreciation Of the suport that you have accorded us during 1919, We do S 0 With genuine sense of pleasure. Every month has seen a gratifying increase in the volume of business, which is sure proof of the satisfactory service we have given, We enter the New Year with the fixed determination of giving you, if possible, even better service, better quality and better value. To this end we shall ever be on the lookout for new ideas which will enable us to give you a service that cannot be surpassed. May we look forward to seeing you often throughout the New Year? ' 3' ‘signing Meanwhile, allow us to convey to you, in all sincerity, the seasonable greeting. - < - A H3993’. Prosperous 1920. IV.[cI.AUGHL.AN BROS., GROCERS AND HARDWARE MERCHANTS, ~ SOLE ‘AGENTS FOR YATES SEEDS, 'PHONE 17. MAIN STREET. TAIHAPI. lOX 78."

Jewellery Letter. ‘DEAR SIR or MADAl\l,——There is much to iutertst you in 3. Jeweller’s Shop at this season, and we venture to say that our New Year stocks present a display of surpassing brilliancy. Silverware, Diamonds, and all that represents the best efiorts of skilled artisans, in qualities that stand second to none. V We al'e'appropriately equipped to meet; every ‘requirement, whether you desire to give some small novelty article costing but a few shillings, or an elaborate present of beautiful diamond Jewellery. Uniform reliabality, exclusiveness and refinement, latest designs, variety of choice, unequalled value—these féatures, together with courteous service, make this the Jewellery Store of satisfaction and economy. .1 We can save you money, and yet give you best that money can buy. YOURS FAITHFULLY, W . H 0 WEN S. Watchmaker and Jeweller, ' MAIN STREET, TAIHAPE. Box 93, PllOll9, 108.

RAILWAY INQUIRY. T not received an offieial repmt from the STATEMENT BY PREMIER. WELLINIGTON, Jan. 21. The Minister of Railways (Mr W. F. Massey) stated to-day that ‘he had no< received an ofiicial report from the Railway Service Inquiry Board regarding the withdrawal of the Amalgamated Society of Railway Servants’ I'(‘pl'eSGll'fatiVes upon the announcement that the inquiry was not to be public.“ “The idea of the Departnicniz in <ll'BWillg up the :efer.3ller3," he Enid; "Was to simplify and shorten the proeeddings. So far as I know, if there is any desire for the proceedings to be reported there will be no objection on the part of either the Depal"Elll€ll'f or myself. In "the meantinie the ofli-«-ial report has not reached me, but so far as I know there will be no difii- «: ulty either way.” A 51116 and pleasant specific for removing Worms is WADE’S WORM FIGS. Price 1/6.’ 1 __; EYE ,mHautapu Tea Rooms. ‘ s' N ‘ ENLARGED AND REN')VA'IEDENLARGED AND RENOVATED. g THREE COURSE DINNER. i _ MORNING, AFTERNOON TEA. ' SALE DAY SPECEAL LUNCH. S'ATURDAY’S SPECIAL LUNCH. SATURDAY HOT TEA~—FrOm 5 pm. to 7 p.m. All Cakes and Scones are Homemade. _ MR3 DREW is me Directress. 4 __..._.._- ..__..._.. I'o Anvmnnzsnna, ————-0-—--Aavemgementn must reach the olu not later than TWELVE o'clock on the do!‘ of publication. ‘ Alterations of standing advortluo manta must reach us: by 12 Noon on the day previous to publication.