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King Country Chronicle, Volume V, Issue 363, 24 May 1911, Page 4

SKATING! SKATING! ATTRACTIVE PROGRAMME FOR THURSDAY. HOCKEY MATCH. FINAL NOVICE HANDICAP. 10 a.m. to noon; 12 Co 2 p.m.; 3 to 5 p.m.; and 7.30 to 10 p.m. COLES & GRINTER, Proprietors. TE KUITI BOWLING AND CROQUET CLUB. THE first Social will be held in the Town Hall on FRIDAY evening, May 26th. Dancing at 8 p.m. Gents, 2s. Ladies, Is 6d. SUPPER PROVIDED. S. DRANSFIELD, Hon. Secretary. IMPOUNDING NOTICE. ' IMPOUNDED in the Public Pound, by Mr Brindle off Mr Penny's farm, one chestnut horse; small white blaze on face; no visible brand; if not claimed and expenses paid within fourteen days will be sold. W. A. CANTLON, Poundkeeper. NOTICE. ALL horses running on my property, Te Kumi No. 3, to be removed within one week or will be impounded. V/. GADSBY. RESIDENTIAL BUILDING SITES A NUMBER of Choice Sections of one acre each will shortly be offered for sale, being the residue of Bonnie Glen Estate, one mile from Te Kuiti Post Office. Easy terms. H. A. ELLISON. NOTICE^ ANYONE removing horses or cattle without permission from section 6 Block 111, Aria Survey District, will be proceeded against without further notice. S. WILLIAMSON. KING COUNTRY CENTRAL A. & P. ASSOCIATION. \ MEETING of the Executive of the above Association will be held in the office of the Association on WEDNESDAY, May 31st, at 7 p.m. Business; General. W. F. DINES, Secretary. SCHOOL COMMITTEE. A MEETING will be held in the Aria Schoolbouse on MONDAY", June sth, 3911, at 7 p.m., for the formation of a School Committee. The said Committee to embrace the Aria and Kaeaea districts. T. F. MELTON, Local Manager, Aria School. KING COUNTRY CENTRAL A. & P. ASSOCIATON. A MEETING of Ladies will be held in the Office of the Secretary, "Chronicle"Building3, on TUESDAY, May 30th, 1911, at 2.30 p.m. Buisness: To form Committees to deal with the Home and Industrial Sections. MRS. W. GADSBY, MRS. R. M. SOMERVILLE, Convenors. The Mart. Xaupiri St. WO RESERVE ON SATURDAY, JUNE 27th, 1.30 p.m. I WILL offer by public auction: —• Fowls, 1 ton pontatoes, pumpkins, 17 bags rye grass and cocksfoot seed, ton pig meal, lot of pictures, 2 stretchers, 1 Perfection oil stove, washstand,brass-rail bedsteads, single and double mattresses, table, sewing: machine, fenders, side and pack: saddle, 2 separators, lot crockery and.' grocery, 2 rifles, etc. J NO. R. GRAHAM, AuctioneerImportant Auction SALE OF BUSINESS & RESIDENTIAL SITES. I AM instructed to offer at my Msrt, on loth June, at 2 p.m., 4(J choice sections in the Township of Te Kuiti. Low Rent and easy terms. Full particulars and plans from JOHN R. GRAHAM, Auctioneer. NOTE. —This is one of the finest opportunities ever offered in Te Kuiti, for the investor or the business man to secure a choice section in the main street, or beautiful fiat and dry building sites close to School, Post-office, and Station. Get plans and look into the matter. HERBERT OSMOND, Land and Estate Agent, Maniapoto Street - - OTOROHANGA Note this opportunity—Write for further particulars at once ONGARUE—I,S4O acres, Title, Najfro Lease, Term, 42 years for 1440 aires., and 21 3 r ears for 100 at low rentals. This property has 2. Pl'lVp Onlv frontage to the Oogax •* ~ rue railway station of IOiS of a mile, and a Poi* A 11 oniage to ai n -T-Llt. Ohura-Stratford road of 2 r 4 miles. Your attention is drawn to the announcement of the proposal to start the line, linking the Taranaki district shortly. For your information I have farms from 80,000 to 10 acres to choose from. Drop me a line. HERBERT OSMOND, Otorohanga,-