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King Country Chronicle, Volume V, Issue 311, 12 November 1910, Page 3

I). McCorkindale ; SADPIJOR W' ISHES to notify the public: of Tc Kuiti and surrounding districts that he has commenced business in 'Messrs Larrilt & Young's buildings liora St. To Kuiti and hopes by strict attention to business to merit a fair share of patronage All classes of work will be promptly executed at moderate charges, and satisfaction is guaranteed. A large slock of Saddles, Harness and Leather Fancy Goods on hand. Brief, Gladstone, Kit and Ladies' Bags. Best line of Leggings. Whips of all descriptions, etc. Inspection invited. London and Lancashire FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY (Established in New Zealand 1563). Fire. Marine, Accident "SIR W. LORIGAN having resigned, iU- MR BERNARD WOLFF has been appointed agent for the above company at Tc Kuiti, as from-September Ist, 1910. OFFICE: CORNER RORA AND KING STREETS. OPENING NOTICE. WE beg to notify the public that ' ' wc have opened temporary pretnises at the back of Mr Fletcher s workshop in Taupiri street, and will b2 prepared to sell meat at the lowest possible rate. This will be the Cheapest Shop in Town for Meat.

ROBERTSON AND TODD. To Employers of Labor Should you require COOKS WAITRESSES. HOUSEMAIDS, GENERALS M I I. K E RS, DRIVERS FARM HANDS, or labor of any description communicate with A. H. HYDE THE GENERAL AGENCY AND RELIABLE LABOR BUREAU No. 15, His Majesty's Arcade AUCKLAND Wai tomo Caves—lLaugatiki Coach Service ON and after 3rd October, 1910, the Coach will leave Waitomo Caves for Hangatiki daily at 9-30 a.m. and 2 p.m., and Hangatiki for Caves at II a.m. and 3.45 p.m. RETURN FARE ss. Oilier trains will be met when arranged for. C. J. KIRK. Proprietor. The "Dominion" Toilet Saloon Otorohanga NOW OPEN HAIRDRESSING and SHAVING Best Brands of Tobacco, Cigars and Cigarettes stocked Razors Ground and Set H. K. ISIU'iYroX. .Proprietor

One evidence of Ihe progress of the strawberry growing industry in Auckland is to be found in the increased number of boxes being turned out at the workshop of the Jubilee Institute for the Blind at Parnell. An order was given by the Waitemata Fruitgrowers' Association this year for the supply of 500,000 boxes, which is an I increase of 200,000 on last year's j order. Of the half million boxes ordered this year nearly .'300,000 have already been made. The work, which is keeping about 10 persons employed, is done by machinery. The kahikatea, from which the boxes are made, is cut into the required thickness and sizes at Messrs Ellis and Burnand's Otorohanga mills and thus reaches the Blind Institute ready for the stapling machines, which are operated by the blind ! workers with great deftness and ra- ! pidity. The institute is also supply- ! ing orders for boxes from Christi cliarch and Dunedin. The consumption of gas at the Cambridge municipal works continues to : show a steady increase. The inj creases for September and October ! last were 67,900 and 85,000 feet | respectively.