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King Country Chronicle, Volume V, Issue 375, 5 July 1911, Page 2

SUEATUKA TEA MAKES Comfortable Husbands .Contented Housewives Delighted Families Enthusiastic Guests Radiant Sweethearts Satisfied Boarders Enraptured Callers Everybody Satisfied Each day that passes somebody else is convinced. Good people monkey round with other teas, wasting their time & money, injuring their nerves and constitutions, until in the end some happy chance introduces them to SURATURA. Then - all the trouble's over, and SURATURA scores another triumph. The TEA of the Happy People !

S, E. HILL Land and Estate Agent Victoria St., Hamilton 9000 ACRES NATIVE LEASE, £i\J\j\j situated 4 miles from railway station. Flat open dry country with good rough feed; all ploughable, with stream running through property. Sheep proof fences. In present state will carry 300 head of cattle. House of 3 rooms. Annual rental, 2s per acre for 38 years. Goodwill, £1 lis per acre. Cash required, £I,OOO. ACRES FREEHOLD, near Cambridge, undulating and hilly country, sheep proof fences, good black soil. Will carry 3 sheep per acre, watered by 2 streams. Creamery and school I miles. New house of 4 rooms; 5 bail cow-byre. This is a splendid sheep farm. Price, £8 lOs per acre. Cash, £2,000. ACRES FREEHOLD, situated ■iwv 5 miles from Frankton Junction. Creamery, school and post office 114 miles. Undulating country, all ploughable (except a few acres of good swamp). About two thirds improved and 25 acres of new grass just laid down ; well watered. House and outbuildings. Price, £lO lOs per acre. Cash, £450, balance 5 years at 5 per cent. To those desirous of disposing of their properties I would be pleased if they would favour me with particulars of the same.

WELLS and SONS BUTCHERS LATE OF KARANGAHAKE & THAMES Supply Meat of the very best Quality at Moderate Prices. FAMILIES WAITED ON DAILY Our Motto: Civility & Punctuality. OTOROHANGA S. Arthur Cook Builder & Contractor Wishes to inform the residents of Otorohanga and surrounding districts that he is starting business as a joiner and contractor and builder. He has had extensive experience in England, America & New Zealand, and will guarantee a good class of work. Mr. Cook will shortly erect a workshop on site adjoining Mr Hood's wheelwright shop. BLACKMAN & COBB Telephone No. 24. THE BAKERY, Rora Street.—The place for a Good Hot Dinner and Funeral Directors and Embalmers Rora Street Te Kuiti