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Taihape Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3402, 5 February 1920, Page 2

2. W E A_ To assist Station Holders, Farm :3 _. and Country Clients in I P I h i 3 Their G caries Direct t L 1 Wll I I Pfces . The WARDELL’S Mail Service is completely at your disposal and _ offers every convenience for efiicient, sure and economical trading. If It is a service which at every point is the most -skilled and intelligently handled in the Dominion,and its far-reaching" economy is a - by-word in hundreds of homes to-day. Our continued and constant growth must be an indication that our business methods have been always on the lines of fairness to everybody and in every instance our aim has been to— SUPPLY THE HIGHEST GRADE OF PROVISIONS IN THE DOMINION AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. Our December price list is now ready and if you send us your name and address a CODY Will be Dosted to you by first mail. BROS: g EOO Wholesale Department, WELLINGTON.

' rnv ERN’S HOTEL, TAIHAPE FOR:YOURf;j % Seasonaue Requirements. ALES. WINES" AND srmns. Ora; Early as we Close at P. E. Wakeman, Proprietor.

T availing Re ' t ‘ t > *--«Gun. .. . -'_.-fig, o _ 8 business TRIP, or 3 long HOLDAY, g - ' you are dependent on your SUIT __-A . W o CASE, GLADSTONE BAG, or POET- ._ "V ' MANTEAU, and this being .0, it is 3 A ff‘ ‘ commonsense to possess trustworthy .. Q , E{K Travel Trapping, 1 I ' 4: :4’ . ’ ~ ' - V YOU CAN GET THE BEST or TRA- ~ : -,__ . EVERY BAG, WHETHER LARGE on A _ ‘ _ SMALL IS CAREFULLY“ EXAMINED ‘hi C ' . AND WE KNOW WE ARE OFFERING 9, I V H 4 : om: CUSTOMERS THE VERY BEST I N 25} BEING MANUFACTURERS WE out [fig _;;,__ SELL AT sl=EcuAl. VALUE E 31039 D.Neagle THE QUALITV SADDLER, Phone I A TAIH AP E. RO. 30, n 1

NONE BET‘I‘ER" THAN JO!-lNSON'S CORDIALS PRICES ARE MODERATE BEST WOOD COAL: AT JOHNSON’S YARDS. Establllhfld 1E 1901:,‘ J, n, JOHNSON, Tui Street. Tglephono 54 —-—~~——-- P.O. Box 76'

SOLDIERS’ MEMORIAL FUND, “Blood has been spilt On the Sl°pe_S of Gallipoliy go, and, if needs be. die-“‘ Jas. Carroll. The above was the mandate to one of New Zealand’s Reinforcemonts 011 leaving this shores. The supreme S"f‘°' rifice was asked for which many Wlll‘ ingly gave. What are we doing 01' BiVing to commemorate those» sacrifices? We should consider it our Dl'i"flege to help onward a fund that is to for eve!‘ keep green the memol'Y Of Taihape men Wll9 gave all for their home and country. Shine ycTIT ?§n"'E[lol§;Tvtth TANOL __l]m brilliant poliaft that Won”: rub nfl'. 1