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King Country Chronicle, Volume IV, Issue 294, 14 September 1910, Page 3

C. STEVENS GENERAL MERCHANT KING STREET TE KUITI Seeds (Grass & Clover) Murray Roberts & Co. CHAMPION BRAND Manures Bonedust, Bonechar, Super etc., also K. P. & Co.'s SPECIAL MANURES Implements Oliver and South Bend Ploughs, Tine and Disc Harrows, etc. If If If T TIMBER Totara, Rimu and Matai Large Stock on Hand Special Terms to Builders Ironmongery All Builders' Requisites Also Axes (Plum's and Kelly's), Hooks, Spades Nails, etc. Tf If If If 1 Feeds Oats, Chaff, Bran, Hay Potatos, etc. Tf If If If Fencing Posts (Sawn and Split) Battens, Wire, Staples, etc AGENT FOR Massey-Harris Co., Binney & Co. Reid & Gray, Cyclone W. Wire Fence Co., Suddeth Fumigator, etc REDUCTION IN PRICE OF TIMBER New Price List sent on application WE have some job lines of building timber which can be seen at our Mangapeehi Mill. "OENCING miMBER -Fencing limber AT LOWEST RATES Sawn Heart Matai and Heart Rimu Posts from 45s per 100 Sawn Battens $ 9s per TOO Inspection Invited Sawmills at OTOROHANGA, MANGAPEEHI and MANUNUI. ELLIS & BUM AND LIMITED Sawmillers, Joinery and Furniture Manufacturers Head office & factory—HAMILTON Settlers' Store MAROKOPA GROCERIES & PROVISIONS OF THE BEST QUALITY Always on Hand Goods at Reasonable Prices GIVE THE NEW STORE A TRIAL SATISFACTION GUARANTEED E. C. STANLEY PROPRIETOR No Connection with Flour Trusts or Combines "Champion" Has arranged to stand by King Country Settlers Bone and Muscle being required to make it " God's Own Country " which can only be achieved with the Free Use of " CHAMPION " MUSCLE :: RAISER JAMES McINDOE, Builder and Contract )r ' T E KUITI ALL Classes of Work undertaken and executed with promptitude and despatch. Plans Prepared. Estimates Given Parncll, June 16th, 1910. mO NAZOL, Ltd.—Dear Sirs,—Will -L you allow me to express my appreciation of your wonderful remedy for cold in the head. Last week I was suffering most acutely from that miserable complaint, and on the recommendation of a friend I tried Nazol (inhaling through the nostrils by \ means of a small plug of cotton wool) with astonishing results. I got relief from the first trial, and in 48 hours my cold had quite gone. I am advising all my friend who are suffering from colds to try "Nazol."—Yours truly. C. T. HOLT,