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King Country Chronicle, Volume IV, Issue 276, 13 July 1910, Page 3

CARRIERS F.M. Hattaway GENERAL CARRIER Te Kuiti. QARTING done to any part of the Township or Suburbs. All trains met Wood and Coal always on hand for - sale. * - Te Kuiti - Aria COACH SERVICE Leaves Te Kuiti Monday, Wednesday, Friday at 9 a.m. Leaves Aria Tuesday, Thursday, Saturuay at 9 a.m. Fares: Single 10s; Return l?s6d Trips to Waitomo Caves any Sunday by arrangement. H. E. Lewis Proprietor N. Buchanan, LIVERY and Hood-St., BAIT STABLES, Hamilton. Coaches meet all Trains. Telephone, No. 110. f Ambulance Orders promptly attended to. R. Coburn GENERAL CARRIER Aria Goods delivered promptly and carefully Two Teams on the Road. J Ha Ivan General Carrier • te kuiti. (Late Mr Nicholls' business) Wood and Coal. All trains met. A fair share public support Solicited. Orders left at Mr Nicholls Store promptly attended to. M. S. Laurie, Te Awamutu. KING COUNTRY passengers remember that M. Laurie's Coaches meet all trains at Te Awamutu Station. Buggies on Hire. John Pitcon GENERAL CARRIER Te Kuiti Coal and Firewood SUPPLIED Cousins & Atkin CARRIAGE FACTORY, Ltd. Est. 1864 Hamilton Branch Telegrams - - Kirikiriroa Telephone No. 11 - Hamilton Our Vehicles are famed for Lightness with strength and Durability VEHICLES FOR THE KING COUNTRY Have Our SPECIAL ATTENTION Write us your requirements, and visit our factory OUR WORK GUARANTEED AGENT: C. STEVENS King Street, TE KUlfl NOTICE. ANY perspn or persona found trespassing (on any pretext whatever) on that portion of Puhanga Block, lying between Mapara and Mo-kau-iti Streams, will be prosecuted, as it has come to my knowledge that my cattle are being drven away and killed. Anyone giving such information as will lead to a conviction, will be paid £5. REWATU HIRIAKO. WHERE there is so much praise there must be solid reason. Unstinted praise is given by those who have used "Nazol" consistently. Colds in the head, sore throats and coughs have been promptly relieved and cured by "Nazol." THOUSANDS have tried "Nazol" for colds in the head, bronchitis and influenza, and prefer it to any other remedy, because it is prompt in its action, effectual in results, and does not disorder the stomach. THAT hard racking cough at night can be wonderfully relieved with a few drops of "Nazol" on a piece of loaf sugar; and allowed to dissolve very slowly between the cheek and gums, and repeated frequently.