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Taihape Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3407, 11 February 1920, Page 6

PHOTOGRAPHY - ~ #s’ % ’ 2" W ' ‘ \ s ~ W mom can Wter it with ease. 5, ~ , _ :~' s}--‘_l.’<" ‘~' \%s;ss;:». »;$'L “_.~‘.;‘ “n flag-.R‘.(;.?'i»')€;r easily you can make charming I :~f..k pictures of your family and \\ N ‘ friends! We ::tock .Q 0 0 Every Photographic Requlslte and will be glad to talk about this fascinating hobby with you. Our stock of cameras is so Widsg, that we can readly satisfy you regarding prices, style and size. ALL THE BEST MAKES WHICH WE CONFIDENTLY RECOMMEND. J. R. CUNNINGHAME PRESCRIPTION CHEMIST & OPTICIAN, b P.O, BOX 18 TAIHAPE.

j% % .- " I -L‘: "X . I ' - I A _imliIlI|:|lll!|¢o \ ' jy » ‘ I '5. _ 4 ‘ ~ fl'D"V,.{ ‘_. :. ui . . I I.“ I/ll’, . /‘ “ 3 12 . .___ fa oV\\\\\\\\\ :I\\\\r . H, I ~_ . - §g7‘Al\\\\l!lullillCE:l ; ._,?_L_, o l ' '3 ..‘ - . 4..____.t SILVERWARE MAKES A LASTING GIFT; BY 1'€3«S0I1 Of its permanency, silverware 'ma=kes:’a lasting impression upon the minds of the recipients. ‘ '-:1 It is a delightful combination of beauty andvutility. OUR STOOKS 01'!‘ SILVER AND ELECTRO-PLATE WARE win prove an absolute delight to thos: contemplating ‘the purchase of an artistic and searviceable present. COME AND SEE FOR. YOURS'ELF——a study of the" prices will prove most convincing. VTO AL OUR CUSTOMERS—— ~ - We wish you the compliments of the season, and in thanking you for past patronage will try to ensure further custom by strict adherance to our high standard of quality, value,‘ and workminship throughout the coming year. .. ' " W. HOWENS. Watchmaker and Jeweller, MAIN STREET, TAIHAPE. Box 93. Phone 108.

- . ‘T ' T. ;s,:*.::/ ;.. Best. Garden Tools at 82 G ’ Morgan 0 s, LOVELY j..Avu.-iMOV(ERB." " M BEST STEEL SPADEB. L ' ‘ I n..‘).\’«-.. EASY DIGGING Foaxs. _ RA.-KEB AND HO3B. -. Q)JLINT'! LITTLE. TROWELS, FORKS :AND BOX FOR.L.ADIES. TH] HOUSE FOR BUILDERS’ IRONHONGDRY AND TRADESHEN’S TOOLS.

Hautapu Tea ,0 Rooms. ’r" ENLARGED AND REN’)VA’iED. ENLARGED AND RENOVATED. ’* THREE‘ COURSE DINNER. MORNING, AFTERNOON TEA. ‘A’ SALE DAY SPECEAL LUNCH. S‘ATURDAY’S SPECIAL LUNCH. H SATURDAY HOT TEA—From 5 p.m. to 7 pm. All Cakes and Scones are Homemade. MRS DREW is the Directress. ‘Good cooks waste ‘l°~tTil.lg~ They prefer SHARLAND’S Bakmg POWder because it ensures best -esults~ and IS CHEAPEST. 3