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Taihape Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3401, 4 February 1920, Page 3

- vs Di ’ P h E ' ' onil; ay t e Xorhltant P 1 ices ' 9 asked for Men s 0 Take advantage of this offer of a reliable quality RAINCOAT at a lot less than others charge. With =tE?%r'¢7i A i USEFUL 3 . _ h t if . I STORM ' » f " V :9‘: >. ‘ . STEP " “‘ 5 0‘ 1' “ '; POST FREE. 5 A high grade British-made Raincoat—distinctive . ’ in cut and finish. SEND FOR ONE TO-DAY. "- Money refunded in full if you are not satisfied. _o ’ 0 ' The Umon Clothmo“ Co Ltd ' S G 0 Corner of Cuba and Manners Streets, WELLINGTON. IT|-C V Goi.L>BEv~a IO

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‘ TRESPASS NOTICE. ANY person found trespassing on my proprety at Makokomiko and Pukeokahu with dog or gun without my permission will be prosecuted. J. C. WHENUAROA. .___________._.,.....—~.A .._—.. ---. -.- ‘when TANOL comes in, dmllness igoes out. A splendid polisher for floors and furniture, leather and tan shoes. 2

. M HOWARD, BRICKLAYER, TAIHAPE. L A , Hag ‘Bricks,’ Lime and Cement tn stock. Work undertaken 'n town and country.’ ‘All orders promptly attended to. Address: CAPILL’S I-lA'C'I‘AP_U 81‘;