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King Country Chronicle, Volume I, Issue 23, 29 March 1907, Page 4

IE ISFTI ]?? ! SV K ! '> V £J> <U A .<■'.*/AX j/ , r i. •'"jpJIE undi.Tsignul whites to nolil'v *■ that lie is prepared to suppi>* the residents of To Kuiti and surrounding districts with CHOICE MEATS, AT Moderate Prices. Families waited upon daily. Cash Buyer of — SHEEP-SKINS, HIDES, Etc., F. R. Gibson, PROPRIETOR. Mail Service. . . r* A MAIL Coach leaves Te Kuiti every Friday morning at 8 a.m., arriving at Mahoenui at 4 p.m. Leaves Mahoenui every Saturday at 8 a.m., arriving at Te Kuiti at 4.5 p.m. l lf cv ( cr - v ll r, cri lotion to and irom any part of district. V. S. Hattaway, PIOPIO. Screenings. The Finest Road-making Material obtainable. Having installed a thoroughly up-to-date plant, I am now prepared to supply the '"abovejin any quantity at lowest Rates. W. TE KUITI. B. XM. Kemp, Merchant Tailor, Hatter and Shirt Maker, QUEEN AND SWANSON STREETS, AUCKLAND. 'now] 15 THE TIME TO SOW i PASPALUM \ DILITATUM \ I ISSB P&l\£sr : j' J O Special daoteujons \ for Larger oae-Difks i I This Wonderful Grass 5 WAS FIRST INTRODUCED INTO N.£. BY US AMD WE * ! STILL CLA.W TO BE THE He ad Quarters FOR ST. J SEED Merchant'S \ Growers Manure. Merchants I Auckland j Turnips Rape. See.ds.| Manures J Spraying Outfcts j and Materials 1 for Potatoes ap% FRUIT TREES. fl