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King Country Chronicle, Volume IV, Issue 224, 12 January 1910, Page 2

Wanteds, For Sale, Etc. "M," Chronic) 'omajjUo do half-day's each/week. Apply to Offi* FOR SALE.—JOne axles, neat Office of this pf per. rt, patent Apply, LOST. —From Te Kuiti, light bay horse, blind In near old, shod all returning to P. CTfLLEN, T^BSfuTT FOR 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. LADIES call and nave a plate of ICE CREAM or STRAWBERRIES and CREAM at the Arcadia Dining Roomss. WANTED KNOWN —The best place to obtain a good meal is the Arcadia Dining Rooms. 3 course dinner for Is. TO THE MAN ABOUT TOWN—Why walk home this hot weather when you can get a first-class dinner for Is. at the Arcadia Dining Rooms. LADIES are you going visiting today. Then tell your husbands to dine in Town at the Arcadia Dining Rooms, it will save you cooking a hot dinner. THE PIO PIO SALEYARDS COMPANY, LIMITED. NOTICE is hereby given that the statutory meeting of "The Pio will Pio Saleyard lie held, in,. omn on 1910 of he ose form ion tin for purpose of the of eleclin irectors HINE. Secretary. CO-OPERATIVE DAIRY FACTORY. A LARGE number of settlers having expressed a discuss the establfehmentxrf a Cooperative Dairy Factory 4TI& KuitiVa meeting of all thos® interested wUJFbeJjeld ' n the Chronicle Office on TTffSxJAY, the 18th, at 7.30 p.m. JAMES BODDIE, Convener. TENDERS. TENDERS will be received at my offic v * * T> Street, MONDAY, tion of a Gresham. Lowest or any accepted. NOTICE. HATOOsold m y at TeJKjiJki, I must that all accounts owing to me by January 22ni, either to thyself or Mr J. Thompson, Arcadia Rafetau rant, Te paid before January 22nd will be collected by my solicitor. P. CULLEN. Rora Buhdi Naumai .Kuiti, until .m. on for the erec17t ary A. Mr necessarily lot JO Arc ct. NOTICE. TO LET.—Cottage for single man. For sale. —Young fowls and ducks"; horses for cart or saddle; sheep dog; Taranaki dairy heifers, in lots to suit farmers; also farms in all parts of the district. Apply F. LEVER,. Te Kuiti. M 1 R. C. STEVENS, sepd and grain merchant of begs to notify has arriving during the present week a IjJ/fge stock of this season's seeds. Owing to the/togrease of business, Mr Stevens^vislre|L_ to inform the settlers that&e will DWj|Miable to make his usual Jrour of the outfcistricts, and settlers to inspect me seeds in bulk. WAITOMO COUNTY COUN<nL. DOck REGISTRANT „ APPLICATIONS rejrffrnable on or before the lTtth/AN UAR Y, 1910, are hereby invitpSCfor the position of Dog Tax Registrar of Dogs for Waitomo for the year ApplieWrts to state in their apancations what Tigiount they are pjipared to accept as commission for tjie collecting of the Dog Tax. / F. C. SHAW, County Clerk. WAITONK) COUNTY COUNOIL. WRlTTEN\tenders willfaff received at the fiounty OffiflC Te Kuiti, up till MONDA\ 17th/anuary, 1910, for the supply of\}oorclog collars for the year 1910. 94ch tender to be accompanied with to state price jer col! completing .jfame aft( Render. iple collar, and and time for acceptance of CounCTkClerk. NOTICE. I BEG to notify the public of Te Kuiti that I haveagitir my milkman's businesSjjiprffßm January 1, 'lO (hilst pport the same to my suciros. & to Megg thanking the Jablic for given to me I v juld ask liberal support cessora, be give; T. P. C Fryer uiti. TITESSRS SELF BROS. & FBYER Jii- beg to intimate that they have take- over J;he milk. supply, business hitherto carried on by Mr W. P. Cullen at Te Kuiti, arid respectfully solicit a continuance of the support accorded their predecessor. Signed: