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King Country Chronicle, Volume I, Issue 50, 4 October 1907, Page 2

Mail Service. . . . 10ACH leaves Te Kuiti, Friday, at V 8 a.m. Leaves Mahoenui Saturday, 8 a.m., arriving Te Kuiti 4.5 p.m. Express leaves Te Kuiti for Piopio every alternate day. Horses Bought and Sold. Special Trips provided for. Saddle Horses on hire. AN SALE AT STABLES, TE 1/ KUlTl:—Chaff, Oats, Bran and Hay at Lowest Prices. mm 10 the Public of Te Kuiti and surrounding districts. James Rutherford, WHEELWRIGHT AND GENERAL BLACKSMITH, Begs to notify that he has taken into partnership Mr A. E. Wright and Mr J. Rutherford, Jun., and the business will henceforth be carried on bv Rutherford, Wright S Co., As the Premier Coach Factory and Shoeing and General Smithy. Mr Wright has had 16 years experience in some of the best shops in Auckland and has just returned from America, where he obtained a wide experience in the most up-to-date factories during a period of 4 years. Mr Rutherford, jun., has had special experience in General Smithing and Horse Shoeing in several of the leading towns of New Zealand. ..TR RUTHERFORD wishes to •"J- thank the public for their support in the past and by strict attention and good worhmanship the new firm hope for continuance of the same. Moderate Prices, consistent with the verv best class of work. V| TANTED TO SELL—Spring ' » Drays and Carts of every description. We are the cheapest and best; we make it a point to do good work, as cheaply as possible. A trial solicited. Address : J. Pomeroy, Coachbuilder, Victoria St., Hamilton. BOOKBINDING.—-Music bound at * Chronicle office, Te Kuiti. HAMILTON. RITE TO m SE