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Otautau Standard and Wallace County Chronicle, Volume XIV, Issue 712, 21 January 1919, Page 2

Phone 23. Box 27. Bulk Ceylon Tea In lead lined chests. Wtier opened a beautiful aroma arise! which denotes the full strength of the tea is there. W6 are doing a big business it bulk tea. There is no reaßon \vh] you ahculd be continually paying for tins and package?. Save from 4dto6d jaer lft>. Buy Bulk Tea. Ha chest is too much wo wil sell you any quantity from lib t 601 b We do it up m ordinary pape bags, lou have, wo are sure, i supply of ting to put it m. Save money where you can, i the polioy these days. Co-op Stores RABBITS DOOMED. A Cheaper, Better Exterminator For years the man on the land has waited for a cheap, effective means of destroying rabbits. Here it is at last — an exterminator that costs a few shillings only, which can be carried m the pockpt, and which is equally as effective as more expensive methods. WEATHERALL'S RABBIT EXTERMINATOR. The preparation is supplied ready for use Shove well down m hole for use. Shove well down m hole, light it, block hole— and bunny is settled at once. Nci pack-horse, no hard work, no expensive material i or labour. PRICES -lib \ packet, 6s 6dj 51b paoket, 255 ; 101 b packet, 47s Gd (lib does 20 to 60 holes). Ca»h with order. Postage free. j Js.F. Thomson & Co. ! _ DISTRIBUTING AGENTS, - STUART STREET, -DUNEDIN. ROBL SCOff; Dentist, Tay Street, Inverwglll, YIBITB C)tautau every fortnight, and may be consulted at*Mre Jaquiery's Buildings Sale Day and alternate Fridays. ■ ' NIGHTCAPS TOWN DISTRICT. EXTRAORDINARY VACANCY. PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given m accordance with the provisions of "The Local Elections and Polls Act, 1908,"- that to fill the extraordinary vacanoy caused by the death of Walter Richard Jaggers, a former Commissioner of the jNighteaps Town Board, tho following persons have been nominated : — FERGUSON, Hugh PURDUE, John Bambeiy There t>eing more thaa the required number of candidates nominated, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN m accordance with the provisions of Sections 11 and 39 of the abovementioned Act that an election will be held on Monday, 27th January, 1919, between the hours of 9 a.m! and 6 p.m., and that the polling booth for such election shall tto the Coronation Hall, Nightcaps, {TOHN FISHER, Returniug Officer. Standard Buijejings. King Street, Otautau. ! j Ist January 191.9. . . A meeting, of the Soldiers' Memorial Committee 13 called for to-morrow evening m the Town Hall at 6 o'clock £0 decide what steps to tako for tho erection of a Sojdiera' Memorial. A repreaeuttvtive attendance m asked i<?r.