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King Country Chronicle, Volume III, Issue 143, 29 March 1909, Page 2

Wanteds, For Sale. Etc. RANTED— Young girl to assist in * house work. Sleep home. Apply "Chronicle" Office. fANTED.—G4rI, about 17, to do light household duties.— Apply JONES PROSSER, Draper, Te Kuiti. VACANCIES for One or Two Board- - era.—Apply MRS REID, Franklin's Cottages, Taapiri Street. fANTED.— Strong youth for Grain Store and Cart—Apply, C. STEVENS. Te Kulti. >R SALE—A Bargain—Beautifully - situated farm of over 850 acres 0.R.P., within 10 miles of Te Kuiti. Full particulars, "X.Y.Z.," Chronicle office. uipmcnt of Linoleums. Endless variety of patterns to choose from, at bedrock prices.—Blackman and Cobb. ' bedding on the premises, in which nothing but the best and purest materials are used, therefore our bedding is the best superior to all others. —Blackman and Cobb. WANTED King Country Residents to spend a winter free from Colds by taking Olnync. Obtainable at all King Country stores. cal men you will get satisfaction if your pictures are framed by Blackman and Cobb. " FACT, that the furniture we sell we also make, and for quality, price and finish is the best in the Diminion. —Blackman and Cobb. fANTED Known.—That Olpyne is the best Cold remedy. Obtainable at all King Country stores. 'ANTED KNOWN Shooting Season is close at hand; bring your guns in for repairs at once. — C Chilcott, Rora Street. rANTED KNOWN—That W. F. " Ford. Boot and Shoe Maker, has started business in Rora Street, Te Kuiti. Hand-sewn boots guaranteed to fit the foot and fancy. Prices right. Special attention given to repairs. Op p 600 Acres good bush land, .XI.JL. 13 miles from Otorohanga; ring fenced 7 wire; 350 acres felled and grassed; good house; Price XI6OO only £605 required, balanbcc at 5 per cent. This is the cheapest on the market. VICARY & SONS, Land Agents, Otorohanga. M& Waitomo County Council. TENDERS. VENDERS for the removal of night soil, etc, from the Te Kuiti Sanitary area, for a period of one year from Ist April, 1909, will be received by the undersigned, from whom parti-culars-may be obtained, up to the 30th inst. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. J. ORMbBY, Chairman. Tenders 'NDERS arc invited up to noon on - April 7, for ADDITIONS and ALTERATIONS to a Cottage at Te Kuiti, fot Mr F. H. Sims. Plans and Specifications to be seen at my office, Sheridan Street, where tenders are to be lodged. W. PRICE, Architect. Public Notice. TIORDON IHOM desires to inform bis customers that he has suspended his FISH-HAWKING BUSINESS until such time as he is able to procure a suitable shop.

Marriage. TRAVERS-CLAPHAM.— On March 23rd, at St. Andrews' Church, Colyton, by the Rev. A. S. Innes-Jones, Robert Henry Falkner, eldest son of Captain Horace de la Coor Travers, "The Laurels, 'Havant, England, late Commodore U.S.S.C., to Florence Emily, eldest daughter of Lambert Clapbam, Esq., "Wansford Lodge," Colyton. Marriage. BOX—BEVEGE.— On March 24tb, 1909, at the residence of the bride's parents, William Stephen Box to Rosemond Jane, only daughter of Mr and Mrs G. J. Bevege, Mairoa. W. T. Asplin WHEELWRIGHT g BLACKSMITH ««« H*u-.v. * PIOPIO GOOD WORK GUARANTEED