Wanteds, For Sale, Etc. "DITSAWING.— Tenders wanted for Cutting 12,000 ft. (more or less) of house timber.—Apply E. Onglhy, Mangaotaki. 19/3 TO BUSHMEN. Wanted good Bushman used to Fencing, 30s per week and found. Constant work. W. Vicary, Otorohanga. 6/3 NOW is your chance for good Suit. New Season's Goods to hand.— C. J. Rouse, tailor, Te Kuiti. 13/3 J- Shropshire Ram Lambs. —H. Matthews, Tuitahi, Otorohanga. iiOR SALE—Sawn Slabs for Fire- — wood, etc., £l per.truck load at Mangapehi. Railage to Te Kuiti, I2s. —Ellis & Burnand, Ltd., Mangapehi.
FOR Style and Good Workmanship try J. Hacket, The Sheridanstreet Tailor, Te Kuiti. -U Gun-metal Watch. Finder rewarded on returning to Miss MelLING, Post-office, Te Kuiti. 13/2 7ANTED KNOWN. Bike's re- » paired.—C. Chilcott, Agent for Dexter and Crozier. WANTED KNOWN. Guns re- »» paired.—C. Chilcott, Agent for Hazard's New Guns and Fishing Tackle. TE KUITI Residents and Settlers ! —Call and inspect our catalogues.— Blackman & Cobb, Cabinet Makers, Te Kuiti. GET your Pictures framed in artistic style by Blackman & Cobb, Te Kuiti.
PATRONISE Blackman & Cobb, the J- local furnishers, and save heavy freights. WANTED Known.—That Innes '' Bros., Jewellers, Hamilton, will forward, on receipt of 30/-, one of their celebrated Nickel Levers. Written guarantee for two years. Hlf ANTED to know who Chilcottis. W Why he is the Te Kuiti Watchmaker. Don't forget it, right in your township. £j or Time Payments.—C. ChilCOTT, Te Kuiti Agent. ./"ANTED. The people of Te » ' Euiti and surrounding districts to call and inspect INNES BROS., Jewellers, Hamilton, large assortment of Jewellery. THE Shop for Presents. INNES Bros., The Reliable Jewellers, next to Commercial Hotel, Hamilton. "Franks. ufR & MRS F\ M. HATTAWAY -"J- wish to express their sincere thanks to their ijnany kind friends who sympathised with them in their recent sad bereavement, especially to Mrs Melling and Mrs Pascoe for their great kindess. 6/3
ongregationai Church SALE OF WORK AND BAZAAR. To be held at TE KUITI on April 14th & 15th. COMPETITIONS OIDESHOWS MUSICAL PROGRAMME f Donations of Work 1 l thankfully received ) MRS. WHITE, Hon. Secretary.
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King Country Chronicle, Volume II, Issue 72, 6 March 1908, Page 2
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