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King Country Chronicle, Volume IV, Issue 244, 23 March 1910, Page 2

Wanteds, For Sale, Etc. TO LET.—A fou Oparure. Ap ( cottage at TyTfeMIHINGA WANTED. —Two carpenters immediately < Apply care Chronicle Office. WANTED AT ONCE—General, for two 6d a week. — MRS FULLERT^TSI^Kuiti. WANTED 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. TENDERS. • a ?=? & WAITOMO COUNTY COUNCIL OFFICE. MwcinsSt 1910. npENDERSjf will be this 1 office /ntiltHETm. on TUESDAY, 29th widening %«pfi?tion of the Wairere-Mokauiti road. Plana, etc., may be seen at Store, Aria, and at this office. No tender necessarily accepted. W. H. ADAMS, County Engineer. OHURA COUNTY COUNCIL. TENDERS wfU be reedfved until 5 p.m. on BATURB&Y. March 26th, for road eontnact&»n the Mangakara and WaitcwhMC roads. Plans and specifications seen at the County Office. Thp loweW or any Tender not necessaijry accept? G. GOUBD, County Engineer. PUBLIC HALL TE KUITI. (Direction of Mr Edward Branscombe; Manager, W. Hooton-Smith.) The Greatest of all Attractions Lii,y April 4th ONE NIGHT ONLY. Visit of the Greatest and Most Successful English Amusement and Musical Organisation ever introduced to Colonial theatre-goers T£lE WORLD-FAMOUS Scarlet Troub#lours / (From Lop&tif Nine fr< leacliiig theatres, justly to be the most importj ever/imported from E; a phenomenal and triu a-half year's record Amusement-lovers should on count miss this delightful organ The box-plan for reserved seats opened at McColl's on Saturda, London's knowleded t attraction land. ing at Ba.m. unreserved 2s. tei Co etour. po acation. nil be oni mornPrices :—Reserved R. B. YOUNG, Touring Manager. FOR SALE. A CHEAP BUSH PROPERTY, ii- 640 acres all bush land, healthy sheep countr^ a? J(d ,!B I?files £Be*n£otorohancrp Jwgrr**piles schcoZ spMididly watered, all I ring-feezed and crossfenced, 350 aires felfcd and grassed, four-roomed mouse, be made frflehold next July. Price, £1700; cash required £650, balance 5 per cent. VICARY & SON, Land Agents, Otorohanga. IMPOUNDING NOTICE. TMPOUNDED on Mr D. Running's J- property, Hangatiki y/One bay mare, three fetiocks, about eight years visile brands. If not claimed and paid will be sold on the 7th day of April, 1910, the property. ''Sj Poundkeeper. NOTICE. GOOD FRIDAY, the 25th Afarch, will be observed as a closafTioliday. EASTER MONDAY, the 35th March, the Post will be open to the public in branches, except Money-oraW ajra Savings-bank, from 9 a.m. to 10%£m. Mails usually despatched on will close on THURSDAY March, at 8 p.m. EASIER MONDAY, the 28th March, all Jpails will closkafc 10 a.m. There will be no delivery lettercarrier on MONDAY, 281 A. E. MOORE, Postmaster. NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS. ANY person found trespassing, burning or removing timber, 77 E., bf prosecu ther notice. A. itoto Tuhua without furOngarue. FOR SALE. TEN good and gear; also five goodJramnteses (guaranteed). Apply CyFonicle office. of Pio districts that SHER'S BU about PIO PIO BUTCHERY. T BEG_ A Pio*and suAoundin I intend opei ing a SHOP in Pi » Pio APRIL Ist. E. BUTCHER. NOTICE. rrfJE undersigned wish to notify the J- publico£Te Kuiti and surrounding districts, that they are prepared to supply music for dances. For particulars apply to J. W. HETET & S. SAiUNDEIIS, Pox 28.j 'Te Ku^ti.