WANTEDS, FOR SALE, Etc. is : 18 words Or and-Sixpcncc ; r 1 tin; charge rtions TwoW ANTED AT ONCE > sraart B irl as * ' general help: good wages. Apply J. Fielding, the bakery, Rora street, Te Kuiti. JR. GRAHAM has a nice 5-room • house on freehold section for sale. Furniture can be bought at valuation. FOR SALE, gent's Centaur bicycle, practically new, with lamp and all ".cessories. Can be seen at Cordial Factory, Te Kuiti. A bargain. LOST, A small red pocket-diary for 1911, stamped inside County Engineer, Te Kuiti. Reward for returning same to Waitomo Council office. FOR SALE, one picked team heavy draught horses, suitable for metalling or road machine; any guarantee. Apply Jno, Middleton, Tirau. LARGE consignment of fresh fruit, water melons peaches, oranges, tomatoes, etc, just arrived at Petherick's fruit exchange. T\f ANTED—Visitors to Te Kuiti to Vt cail at the Arcadia, Dining Rooms. Good Table, 3 courses for Is. mHE "New Zealand Times," Wel--L lington's leading daily newspaper, obtainable at the Central Book Arcade, price one penny. \\f McNAUGHT'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. ],IOR SALE CHEAP—Second-hand J- Vehicles of all kinds ; also new Spring Drays, Carts. Waggons, Gigs and our famous " Handy " Sulkies. Call or write for designs and prices to J. POMEROY & Co., Victoria Street Hamilton. A upon W. McNaught, he has them in great variety. 'HE BAKERY, Rora Street.—The place for a Good Hot Dinner and Tea. Hot pies a speciality. WANTED KNOWN, that VV. McNaught has a fine line of oil coats, in stock, all sizes and prices. Call and inspect them. IIHE COTTAGE TEA ROOMS, south • end Rora street. Dainty lunches Is, and afternoon teas 6d. Tea on Saturdays from 5 p.m. and supper Saturday nights (id. WANTED KNOWN—The best place to obtain a good meal is the Arcadia Dining Rooms. 3 course dinner for Is. "'ANTED KNOWN—That W. F. Ford, Boot and Shoe Maker, has started business in Rora Street, Te Kuiti. Hand-sewn boots guaranteed to fit the foot and fancy. Prices right. Special attention snven to repairs.
MONEY FOR BKAINB. mHE Proprietors of the WiOLETTA J- Company offer Three Prizes, amounting to Eight Guineas, for their famous Wioletta Cough Cure. First Prize of Five Guineas for the best Four Original Advertisements, three inches, single column, about 22 lines. Advertisement must have a Catchy heading, and open to everybody including advertising experts. Second Prize of Two Guineas, open to children under 16 years of age, attending public or private schools, for four verses, 16 lines. Third Prize of One Guinea for the second best four verses, 16 lines. Gist of matter can be taken from Carton or Bottle of Wioletta Cough Cure, which is stocked by chemists and stores. The Proprietors of Wioletta Cough Cure have the right to retain all manuscripts. Carton must be enclosed with competition, and addressed COMPETITION MANAGER WIOLETTA COMPANY AUCKLAND Please mention this paper when forwarding Competition. Competitions close 31st March, 1911 SUTTON_BEOS. TO THE GENTLEMEN OF TE KUITI. Now, when requiring an easy shave, The best that a barber ever gave, Just call on us at our saloon At early morn or at busy noon. We'll trim and curl your hair with grace That will suit the contour of your face. The shop> are ncai, towels clean, Sissors sharp, and the razor's keen ; And everything there you'll find To suit vour taste and ease your EIGHT FIRST-CLASS HANDS AT WORK. SI TTirXBROS. NOTICE. \yiM, REID, joiner, carpenter and » * cabinetmaker (late with W. Asplin, Pio Pio), has much pleasure in intimating to the settlers of Aria, and surrounding district, that he has started business on his own account, and goes out by the day or week, and holies by good workmanship, combined with moderate charges, to obtain a fair share of public patronage. All orders addressed to him at Post Office, Aria, will receive an immediate reply. FURNITURE A SPECIALITY.
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King Country Chronicle, Volume V, Issue 335, 8 February 1911, Page 4
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