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King Country Chronicle, Volume IV, Issue 261, 21 May 1910, Page 2

TE KUITI mmmamim Is still leading in the way I of givinf HIGHEST QUALITY Goods for LOWEST PRICES We have just increased our Staff To enable us to better cope with an ever-increasing Business - WE RESPECTFULLY ASK YOU TO S@°GIVE US A TRIALS DENTIST Wishes to notify the public of Te Kuiti and surrounding districts, that he has started practice in Ms Rooms over LEVER'S Auction Mart . TELEPHONE No. 58 BOROUGH OF TE KUITI. EXTRAORDINARY ELECTION. THE following gentlemen have been nominated for of Councillor :f— \ | FALWAESER, Edward Jharles HETETI MtitPt&omii M SIMS, Frederic Her There hieing only one vacancy, I therefore declare that a poll will be taken on FRIDAY, May 27, 1910, at the Town Hall, Taupiri street, Te Kuiti, between the hours of 9 a.m. and 7 p.m. JOHN TAMMADGE, Returning Officer. NOTICE. T DESIRE jto notify the public of Te that I am under tjke ploughing, discinjg, ,l *?fc ! ff t 'eithe]y in small or large lotsj Orders sub will receive prompt attention. H. McLEAN, Te Kuiti. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. • HAVE tayen temporf joining Mr Cole's, in is being A. A. LISSAMAN, Pharmaceutic! Chemist. HOUSEHOLDERS' MEETI M| MEE7¥44£G of househpfflers in the L- Te KumNsfthooL«dtstrict will be held on 6th, 1910, in the Schoolrom^aflT7 pTrtfcyi'or the purpose of res householders the committee distric&rNomination papers may*be at the "Chronicle" office. STRAYED. RUNNING/on my place, gnlWn roan steer.iearmarked V sliced bit out of back ii «ch \_.eaa*~ B |lil£> iE an y> not disfcp*gtrifEaDle. If fioPVclaimed will be sold/o pay 1 R. E. BURROW, Mlngaotaki Box, Te Kuiti.

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