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King Country Chronicle, Volume V, Issue 379, 19 July 1911, Page 4

WANTEDS, FOR SALE, Etc. For small advertisements in this column the charge is: 18 words One Shilling, Three insertions Two-and-Sixpence; and Sixpence for each additional Nine words or part thereof. . Cash in advance RANTED, plain furnished room or T' board and lodging by steady man. Apply "Accommodation," Chronicle office. IOR SALE, cheap, 5 roomed house, wash-house, etc., in Rora street, for immediate removal. —Apply J. Jones, architect. LOST, child's cable gold bangle, in or near Carroll street, Te Kuiti; reward given. LOST, at Pinney's sale, 14th inst., one sheepdog, white ring on neck, left front foot turned out. Answers to name of "Spring." Apply to Schormann Bros., Waitomo. WANTED, girl, about 16 or 17 years old, as general in township.—Reply Box 17, Post Office, Otorohanga. RANTED, general or working »' housekeeper; must be fond of children; other help kept.—For particulars apply "General," Chronicle office. )OOK your orders for "Weekly -t> Graphic," "N. Z. Farmer," "Lloyd's Weekly News," "Australasian," Fashion Journals, etc., at Petherick's Central Book Arcade, the leading Te Kuiti newsagency. f AM instructed to clear a consignment of 50lbs cocoa at 2s 4d per lb; 100 boxes Broken Pekoe tea at 6s. —J. R. Graham, Auctioneer. TE KUITI in 1905 and 1911.—Photographic views of Te Kuiti and its beauty spots, by C. H. Holland, now on sale at Petherick's Central Book Arcade. The photographs of 1905 are protected. 300K your orders, at once for the Coronation Number of the "Auckland Weekly News" at the Central Book Arcade. [IyANTED KNOWN—The best place j » V to obtain a good meal is the Arcadia Dining Rooms. 3 course dinner for Is. WANTED KNOWN.—That D. J. Young is the pioneer plumber and ironworker in the King Country, and employs the largest staff of competent workmen; and does country work. WANTED KNOWN.—That D. J. Young has easily the best selec- | tion of ranges, register grates, stoves, porcelain baths, sinks, enamel-ware I tanks, chimneys, washing boilers, fenders, and general ironmongery. O of "NAZOL" as a remedy for cold in the head or sore throat, simply because they have never used it. They continue suffering when they might be relieved and cured. Thousands have proved its efficacy and worth, and would not be without it. Sold everywhere. Is 6d bottle of 6o doses. ~I7ANTED KNOWN.—That D. J. »' Young, plumbing worker, has fitted 36 hot water services in all the up-to-date dwellings of Te Kuiti and district. J" ET us book your order for the -Li "Auckland Weekly News,'' "Weekly Press," Canterbury Times," Otago Witness," Wellington Truth," "N.Z. Times," "N.Z. Herald," "Referee," "Bulletin," "Globe," "World's News," or any other paper procurable.—Petherick's. MOTHERS all over the Province have proved the true value of " NAZOL." The quick and certain relief it has given the " little ones " when suffering from sudden chills, stuffiness, and cold in the head, or coughs, has made it a reliable household remedy. Sold everywhere. Is 6d bottle of 60 doses SIXPENNY Novels, and all Ul/V the latest magazines at Petherick's Central Book Arcade. IF you get a chill, with sore throat and tightness of the chest, don't wait until you are laid up, but tackle it with " NAZOL" which grips it quicker and more effectually than most remedies. Sold everywhere. Is 6d bottle of 6o doses. U ANTED all King Country settlers »" to call on J. POMEROY & Co., Hamilton, and see their fine stock of Vehicles, also the Zealandia Milking Machine and I.H.C. Engines working on the premises. JAS. POMEROY & CO., Coachbuilders, Victoria Street, Hamilton. IHE COTTAGE TEA ROOMS, south • end Rora street. Dainty lunches Is, and afternoon teas 6d. Tea every evening from 5 to 7 p.m. Tea on Saturdays from 5 p.m. and supper Saturday nights 6d. We specialise in Warner's rustproof corsets as we know of no other models that are so strongly guaranteed. —King Country drapers.* The famous Roslyn writing pads obtainable from local drapers and storekeepers at 6d and Is each.* MANY a mother knows the value of a few drops of "NAZOL" on her baby's nightgown when it has been hot, feverish and restless suffering from a cold, and how it has quickly soothed, calmed and relieved the little one. Having once used it no mother would be without it. Sold everywhere. Is 6d bottle of 6o doses. WANTED KNOWN.—That D. J. »» Young has up-to-date showrooms and workshops, fitted with the latest plumbing plant, and does work promtly and reasonably; address is Rora Street, next Kelvin House; telephone 68. I