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Taihape Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3527, 14 July 1920, Page 8

t 3 ties . $35 h ilamiiy butcher asfl ' Grazner. EHAIN BTll’, TA.mAPII‘ P.O. Box 56. y . . ‘ PHONES. Shop 100; Residence 1303 islaughteryard 169 K; Farm 169 D. ?_ -""'."‘ E PURVEYOR OF FRESH KILLED ; MEAT ONLY_ 1 Well-known and patronised throughout the Main Trunk for the quantity, quality and variety of meat StoCk9s- - A. TIMBS: Business Managerw ._ O i SAM S. TIMBS: Buyer for Weumgton 1 Meat Export company K I I batteries. . Batteries Batteries. MOTORISTS. ‘ ‘ / N . ARE YO'UR LIGHTS DIM ' DOES YOUR STARTEE JIB? IS YOUR HORN FEEBLE‘? IF SO CONSULT US. , Our up-to-date battery plant enables us to effect repairs to any make of battery. *3 . INSPECTION FREE! 0 . DTSTILLED WATER FREE! ' ‘ Don’t buy a new‘ battery. We guarantee satisfaction, or if your‘ battery is done wetell you so. But don’t be afraid to bring it along'.- -Re-' menrber it cgstsx you‘ nothing‘-‘to get"; the benefitnof our.-experts’ ten’-‘years; battery experience alone. ;._,;Y.es! We} undertake sny ‘electrical ..w‘o‘r’k.~ ; ; Levy & Davis, I ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS, . ’ TAIHA"I°E. Become aPlanlst Youself. ‘ You‘can play any music that appeals to you, and bring it out exactly as you feel it. You can interpret the lworld’s choicest music to your entire }satisfaction and in a manner pleasing to you and your friends on the «. \ u. ._.. ‘ I PLAYER---PIANB E Every class of rnusic is ready to [your mood——-The Popular Ballad--The ‘Favourite opera—The Latest Jazzall of these are at your command. We will exchange your Piano for a Player Piano and allow you its full value and the balance can be paid on Easy Terms‘

SW Efllfl W 8 I musm SERVICE, MAIN STREET‘, TAIHAPE. . . Tun Street Meat Company. SUCCESSOR TO (THE 0, FARMERS’ M. & P. CO. LTD. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CASH , BUTCHERS. TUI STREET. (Next King's Theatre.) Small goods of every dßSCtiDtioll made on the premises. .\ pr-rsonal inspection, 01' 3 Ulßl order, will convince as to quality and value offered to the public by the new management of this old established firm. ...—..._. l PHONE SHOP 62. P.O. BOX 13$.‘ PHONE RES. 251. ; Manager: H. A.’O. DURAND. ‘ ’ 0 ‘ l Advmmng Rates. 1 The need for increasing ADVER‘TISING RATES is no less urgent to enable the immensely increased cost ‘of producing the newspaper being met. '"” x The rate for casual advertisements lis therefore increased from four shilzlinésf per inch per insertion to five lshillings per inch per insertion. Ordinary contract advertising will merely be hardened up to strietly Tariff Rates. mesa increases will commence with the regular quarter, on Ist June, 1920 __ ' .