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King Country Chronicle, Volume IV, Issue 282, 3 August 1910, Page 2

Wanteds, Etc. 'V p|y to contractors, care A. Gyi&fW£?ftomo, ENDERS be received up till J- noon on/ the 13th August, for the erection, (labour only) of ter and pluinber J#o*}Ljd a residence at Te Kuiti:/ painting (including labour anft material). Plaftfcsaaay be inspected at MFSteven's store, where tenders are to be addressed. \/CTANTED by a respectable woman, 'V by letterto "A.H.," care "Cifronicle^office. T HEREBY give, notico/o that I have ■ sold my proposed stables at Ongarue ' way, of Te Kuiti.-^ WMcNAUGHT'S new premises in • King street are replete with a new stock of saddlery, bridles, bits, spurs, etc., etc. Residents and settlers can rely upon good work at right prices. i- upon W. McNaught, he has them in great variety. WANTED KNOWN, that W. McNaught has a fine line of oil coats, in stock, all sizes and prices. Call and inspect them. 70U have heard how woi -i- men and children are sweated in the Old Country, at starvation pay, to turn out a cheap shoddy article. Well We have not that QUTWV But are now showing 5000 zSL, 200 i made in leading' Auckland Factories under ideal labour conditions, and certainly of a superior cut and finish to the imported article. We have just secured a manufacturer's stock at a very low price, and are offering these reliable shirts at bargain prices. Shirts for boys Shirts for men Shirts for working Shirts for the office Shirts for pleasure Come and select a few while they last, at our famed low cash prices. ROSENBERG'S The Leading :apers ana Clothiers Rora Street Te Kuiti INSURE WITH The South British LIMITED A New Zealand Institution investing its funds within the Dominion Fire, Marine & Accident Eisks of every description insured AGENTS IN KING COUNTRY For Fire Business : Te Kuiti...Green & Colebrook Ltd Otorohanga... Green & Colebrook Ltd For Accident Busin Pio Pio...Green & Colebrook Limited Te Kuiti...Mussen, H. J. Taumarunui...Slattery, J. Applications for Agencies in other Districts invited A. S. RUSSELL, Manager, Auckland TO BUILDERS JAS. GARDINER Arch