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King Country Chronicle, Volume III, Issue 119, 31 December 1908, Page 5

QARNIVAL POSTPONED Ti;! aATURDAY, JANUARY 9ND £) tf & PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT King Country CARNIVAL To be held at TE KUITI on WED., MARCH 3RD. 1909 The Event of the Year. THLETIC, Wood Chopping and Sawing Events, Hunter's Plate, Etc. _ Prizes riz2S Other Sports Committees please note date when arranging programmes JOHN H. TRINNEAR, Hon. Secretary. A Proposal to increase the Premium on ACCIDENT INSURANCE is announced are advised to Promptly Interview Mr E. H. HARDY TAUPIRI-ST. TE Kuiti Before the New Scale of Rates takes effect " ROOKWOOD " (Mr Darrow's late residence) Taupiri-street Te Kuiti. Superior Board and Residence. Weekly Boarders as arrangement. Misses Mills - Proprietresses (Late of Mamaku).

Watch THIS SPACE J. M. Albrechtsen I Butcher AVmStrvrl 7V Kuiti . (Next Auctioneerj ing Co.) I NO W D OING BUSINESS Small Good? a Speciality J. E. Trust 0 R TE KUITI Goods conveyed to any part of the District Orders left at G. MacDonald's stable receive prompt ATTENTION No t i qE

RING COUNTRY PUBLIC ! Miss your Xmas Dinner but don't MISS the Wonder of THE A G E The Famous Hamilton Novelty Depot's Christmas «£? Tree On display Xmas Week in a large tent Bring the Family Purse! Bring all the King Country Families ? Xmas Comes but once a year " A Merry Christmas to you all " From Santa Claus at the Hamilton Novelty Dapot Preliminary Announcement. Freehold allotments in the. business portion ot To Kuiti. The undersigned is Sub-dividing into allotments for early sale, his property on the north side of the Bridge, o' 1 which the Dairy Factory now stands. Frontages to King and Jennings Streets and the Esplanade. Plans will shortly he obtainable. ALBERT BAENETT. JOHN BETTLEY, Wholesale and Retail Butcher and Baker. Also connected with the Hamilton Central Dining Rooms. Hot dinners daily—l2 to 2. Established 1886. Kai Kainui W Temperance Hotel OTOROHANGA THIS fine newly erected House is now open. It is facing the railway, within one minute's walk from station " Vsitiors to Otorohanga will find the "Kaikainui" the best appointed nda most up-to-date House in Otorohanga . . . . " Bed rooms large, airy, and well furnished, hot and cold water 0 Good table "'Letters and telegrams will receive prompt attention

STEAM LAUNDRY, , 0 a Collingwood-St., Hamilton. Mrs A. Power, Manageress. All work promptly executed. LOCAL AGENT: Mrs Bowden. Fire ! Fire ! Wood Coal and Coke. The place to have TOOLS Ground OATS Crushed GATES Made to Order FENCES Erected Satisfaction Guaranteed. Ycrrall 8 Lever Taupiri Street, TE KUITI. Aerated Water and Cordial Factory. HUGH McCOLL has much pleasure in informing the residents of Te Kuiti and surrounding districts that he is starting an /ERATED WATER & CORDIAL FACTORY in Te Kuiti, and having engaged an expert in the above line hopes to turn out an article equal to anything procurable in the Dominion. The factory is being built on the main Auckland-Taranaki Road. Te Kuiti Saddlery. Opposite Railway Station, Next Green & Colebrook's "MANUFACTURER of every des--L'-L cription of CARRIAGE, GIG, BUGGY, CART And PLOUGH HARNESS. Ladies' and Gentlemen's Saddles, Bags, Pack-Saddles, Valises, Leggings, Etc., on hand or made to order.

H. Poor, a member of the New York Stock Exchange, has failed, his liabilities totalling five million dollars. The Governor of Kentucky has ordered out a company of State militia to assist the country marshals to suppress rioting in Whittey County, where the miners are out on strike. Already there have been fierce conflicts between the miners and the authorities, and several on both sides have been killed. Several miners were burned to death in a hotel fire which followed a fight between the marshal's forces and the strikers. Mr Henniker Heaton has informed the president of the Liverpool Chamber of Commerce that there will not be the least difficulty in reducing the cable rates from 50 to 75 per cent., owing to the powerful pressure b6ing brought to bear on the cable companies and foreign Governments,-also owing to the Imperial Government's action in regard to the construction of Stateowned cables.

Didn't Care a Button

"I've been reading an article on electricity, John," said a gossiping woman to her husband, as she laid down a copy of a technical newspaper she had been perusing, and looked over her glasses at her better half. "And it appears that before long we'll be able to get pretty well everything we want by just touching a button." "It will never pay here," growled the husband. "You would never be able to get anything in that way." "Why not, John?" "Because nothing on earth would ever make you touch a button. Look at my shirt!"

J. H. NEWTON P 0 Proprietor S. A. GREENE Dyer and French Dry Cleaner, 60, Victoria Street West, AUCKLAND First-class Work at lowest AUCKLAND PRICES. Orders may be sent and returned per rail or parcel post. Write for prices. (Late Mr Nicholis' business) Wood and Coal. All trains met. A fair share public support Solicited. Orders left at Mr Nicholis Store promptly attended to. Carter and Contractor, "WILL ' lr prepare.! to undertake > ' CARTING to any part of the district during the coming season. Teams on the road in November. Orders left at the Chronicle office will receive prompt attention. J. General Carrier, TE KUITI. J

Notice. JQ R . Will pay a visit to the district about Mairoa on the 2nd of January next, practice permitting, and will stay at Mr Chestnut's residence, Mairoa. TOST.—Cheque No. 727,067, £4 12s, drawn on E. H. Baker's Imprest account, on 26th November, 1908; also, Cheque No. 727,124, £4 19s, drawn on E. H. Baker's Imprest account, on 26th November, 1908. Payment stopped. T. KELLY, Niho Niho, Ohura.

C. STEVENS Seed Grain Manure Implement arid Timber Merchant King-St. Tc Kuili Sole Agent for : Murray, Roberts & Co., Dunedin, Grass, Clover, Turnip and Swede Seed Suddeth Fumigator (for destroying rabbits) and Bosker Rabbit Poison IMPLE M E N T S Oliver & Smith Bend Ploughs Disc and Tine Harrows Agent for Massey-Harris Beaney and Son Reid and Gray Int. Harvester Co. etc. IVIA NUR E S Bonedust Super Guano and all K. C. & Go's. Special Manures, IRONMONGERY On hand : Spades Shovels Grubbers Hooks Axes (Plum & Kelly) Nails etc. Fencing Wire Staples Posts and Battens Chaff Oats Bran Sharps Potatoes etc. always on hand agent for Cyclone Woven Wire Fence Co.

£j Reward. T OST.—Pair of Field Glasses, Gocrtz Prismatic, in leather case. Left in the train at Te Kuiti (10.35 a.m.) from Auckland, December 24th, 1908. C. BUCKNILL, ''Sonoma," Auckland. OPARURE SPORTS. MEETING of the Oparure Sports Committee will be held at Mrs Joseph's on January 3rd. A full meeting is requested. REREHAU. To Bunders. ryENDERS close on January iUh, J- li>o9, for t.\ie erection of a Shop and Billiard .Room at Mangaroa. Plans and Specifications may be seen at this office, or from the undersigned, to whom tenders are to be addressed. A. SAYJURS, Mangaroa.

JNNES ' The Jewellers, Hamilton, for 'Xmas Presents. We have a Choice Stock of Watches and jewellery to Choose