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Taihape Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3434, 13 March 1920, Page 2

um I * Féfiiiéffi %'§@iiS€hold€fS CAN BENEFIT T 0 N 0 SMALL DEGREE BY Ii I ‘ PURCHASING GROCERIES DIRECT FROM OUR WHOLESALE L; DEPARTMENT. I People are realising in larger numbers than ever that it means certain saving and satisfaction to order their provisions from Wa.r- js _: <iell’s by mail, and our Mail Order Staff is busily engaged in mal<3 ing up the lists of goods that pour in every day from all over the I country. ;_ I EVERYTHING on: THE BEST AND EVERYTHING-V‘ FOR LESS! I Test us: with a trial order and you I will be convinced of the efficient and I comp:-ehennive services which we I place at your disposal. ‘ I DETAILED PRICE LIST FORWARDED ON REQUEST. I 5 Wholesale Department, WELLIL GTON. I -S i ~ I . s 5Emt s HornL,L¢lrAlnAPn§ -" V!“ I ' . I FOR ?o‘UR.:; ¢"i ° ': I:. figsieasonable» Requirements. I c I * V 1: v ‘ - I t_{ 4 '; OrderE-,Early as we close ~ I . I ‘ ' _— -A P. E. Wakeman, I ; froprietor. I " I I §i‘—-:' --i————-—a I I . I .. . . . I :1 I Travelling R ° t F --.-........ .. . _. _..,~,_. V *‘ ‘ ‘si’‘'7*'‘'"“’’’" "3 Whether it 1. a ween-end JAUNT. , I ".5-‘_j-_;_'. I -.3 y k._,“~ as business TRIP, or 5, long HOLRAY, j',_ I 37 ‘ , V; 5, " A CASE, GLADSTONE BAG, or POR.T- ' . '7'“‘._:;_. . I I MANTEAU, and this being no, it 1: i . V. ‘l’ I _- I Travel Tl-appinn. ii" ’ A V‘ - I " , " —.'. EVERY BAG. WHETHER LARGE OR 5, E I_ ‘ _ ._ OUR CUSTOMERS THE VERY B'ES'l‘ I I "V l:_ . D e a e THE QUALITY SADDLFR’ Phone I T X I H A P I. ?'o_ 30; I 1 I 5? I‘I .. m aummaw _________________________________________

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? SOLDIERS’ MEMORIAL FUND_ ‘ “Blood has been spilt on the slopes or \_ Gallipoli, go, and, if needs be, die.-~ Jae. Carroll. The above was the mandate to one of New Zealand’s Reinforcemonts on leaving this shores. The supreme sa.c--rifice was asked for which many will‘ingly gave. ) What are we doing or giving to ‘commemorate those sacrifices? We should consider it our privilege to help onward a fund that is to for ever keep green the memory of Taihape men who gave all for their home and country. '_'_"'_::':S='_.'!‘-.-:-___-:_-_-Shine your tan shoes with TANOL _4}m brilliant polish that won"r 71,}, on. it