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Taihape Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3461, 15 April 1920, Page 1

—————— - Amusements; TO-N.!»G.HéT ’AT 8 TO—l‘£!,GHT- ’ .\ tl’AH.:\:\«l()Ul\.‘.’F I“'['IATI7J.’.J£. _ Waiiace Reid EN The Man fi'=om Funeral Range .~\«i-.lpl.:é:><l from Emr.-st \\'ilkiesf play “Brokell Thl~ea.ds.” Sentenced to ndeal’n for the (:I'inw of at \\'oma'n a_nlllacu<:-ptnlg his fate to shield another ——the girl he loved and. upon whmn .<.u.-zpicicn was cast. . ;.\iAt,‘.K b.'ENNI:}TT (10-MED.Y.. BRAY PICTOGRAPH.

W:\N'FED.~L‘igllt work of any kind by an elderly handy man, cleaning gardens or any other light. Work. Apply this office; [I W'.%N'PiED.—Heifex or cow. at. drop.‘ Send particulars to H. Dean,l Bartholomew's, Oh»akl.me.’“ _ ! VVANTED FURNISHED ROOMS; use conveniences; handy to! town. Venner, Town Hall Pictures. 1 W;\N'PED.—Mau or woman cook, or L kil:cllem‘an. Apply: Coffee Paliace. ' I‘W';QNTED AT ONCE‘. —— For few weeks, a C'ompani»on-help for ‘housework; easy pla-ee; sleep home if prefemted. Apply: Mrs A. Williams, Kuku Street, qpp. Coutts’ Brewery. "WANTED.—A man to (irivc iiciivery A cart_and to assist in cordial factory. Apply Joh'nsOn’s Cordial Factory, Tui Street.

TOWN HALL, TAIHAPE. Direction Louis Als.a..ce.. MONDAY NEXT. Louis Alsace Presents his» MUSIGALBUMEDY AND :.~\ Select and Distinguished Company of Artists. including M MEG ~ MEG ~ MEG. MEG The Mighty A tom MEG. MEG MEG MEG.

A Won.derful .f~\rtist.-—~Viue Press. ‘ _ LOUIS ALSACE, ' V\’/‘fizz-mad of the Violin, Tl-IE CAMPBTJLLS, ‘l3;ngJish' (3oucertini"§Ls. MOLLIE KING, . Solo Pianiste. ‘ - VVENDY DALE, Quaint Cc-medienne. WENDY AND ALPHONSE, In Refined and 1-lulnorous Sketches. EILEEN BARNSLEY, Brilliant Operut-ic Soprano. PRICES‘: 4/, 3/ and 2/‘ (all plus tax). Box Plan at Pratts’. PLUNKET SOCIETY. The Gelleral Annual Meet.i'ng of the above Society will .be ‘held in the Town I-1“-.aA1.1 Supper—rooln on- THURSDAY, 15th inst, at 8 p.m. - M. F. MacDIARMID, I ' Secretary. . BENEFLT .DANC'E._.__» . TOWN HALL, UTIKU. ‘ FRIDAY, 15m APRIL. . __ Proceeds in aid of MRS CHRISTENSEN, who lost her home by fire. M GOOD FLOOR. GOOD MUSIC. ‘ SUPPER,

VVANTED.—-Buslimen to .fall 131 \ acres of bush. Apply Mrs L. Dillon, Kaweka Road. 'l'aillape. WANTED_«Evelyone who -has elecortic light in their homes to know that electrié= ovens, hot plates, toasters, grillers, urns, radiators, and everything that tends to make work light in the home are now obtainafble at-—WARD & CO’S., Tui Street. ' ARTISTIC PICTURE FRAMING. BY A PICTURE ARTIST AT LOWEST RATES. ~ A H. F. STRONG, i . OPPOSITE GRETNA HOTEL. _ EWANTED KNbwN.——2 pair Boys’ Sc-hool Boots; size 7———will be ksold to clear at 10/ each. - EWANTED KNOWN——That we are V cagh buyers of dairy ted pig: in }any ‘quantity.-Otadhape Fa.rmern' K Meat and Produce 00., Ltd, - ———— [L()SI‘—.AII old-fashioned gold brooch ' (gold bur through solid circle), of great sentimental value. Reward jnn re.tul-ning to “Times” Office. }LO‘ST.~In Taihape on 22nd March, three one pound notes, Reward on returning this office. WANTED TO SELL.—-4 C'o_}_\lc-hes‘, 5 Rimu Sattees, 3 Colonial Couches. 1 Sea grass Sattee, 1 Chesterfield. Taihape Furniture Exchange, opp. Railway Station. kFOR SALE.~——S-Seater Ford Touring Car, in first-class order, and well shod; any trial given. A snip at i£llo. Apply R. Oi-mond, Kuku St., I Taihape. "

Admi'Ssi'on:‘ G-outs 3/; Lailies I'/6. ' W. 1). DAVIES, R Hon. Secretary. . Rubber Stamps. Made to order Rubber Stamps. any name for RubT)er Stamps. marking your Ru'bb'br Stamps. linen complete, Rubber Stamps. with bottle best Rubber Stamps. marking ink, pad, Rubber Stamps. brush, packed in Rubber Stamps. dust - proof tin. Rubber Stamps. Price 3/6. Pratt Rubfber Stamps. & CO,. BooksellRubber Stamps. ers- and StationRubber Stamps. ers, 'l‘aihape. I Levy & Davis, ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS. FARMERS Winter is coming. Have you thought of getting your light installed. If so be modern and get‘ an efficient electric light and power plant installed. In short get. a“DELOO.” Do you know that that 180 Delcos have been sold in New Zealand alone this

SUCiKING PIGS FOR SALE.—— 25/ each. Apply H. Alexander, "Nfiawaka. Phone 154 R. ' PERSONAL.~—Jean S.——~Could ‘not send back letters. All I have of you. Give you till tomorrow ‘to decide; if not w_ill produce letters.~—Arthur D. TO LET on contract, bushfelling and hauling. on to skids. Apply W. Bowley, Hihitahi. ' FIRST-CLASS Hot Meals and Refreshmenté in the corner shop opospite the Railway Station, late}? renovated and refurnished.--F. Hall. 2990 Past Bottles. I want 2000 PINT BOTTLES, for which I will [my 1s per dozen at my aerator} 'r~‘a.t.;-.; 3.1111 cordlai factory. J. E, JOHNSON.

year. Over 100,000 users in America. There is a reason for this and that reason is that’: every Delco installed in the last fofir years in New Zealand is selling more as time proves their economy, silnplicit_\"élnEi efficiency. Don’t wait. Consult us if onée",‘or ask the man who owns one. Vvrite or call. Levy & Davles, ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS, TAIHAPE. We have just landed a new stock of lamps,‘ shades, fittings, and heating and cooking appilances. and ourrnew SERVICE STATION for repairs to all makes of batteries is now open. Sole Agents for “VEST.i\" Motor Car Batteries. Phone 262. r_