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King Country Chronicle, Volume V, Issue 379, 19 July 1911, Page 7

CARRIERS Paemaku & Mahoenui COACH SERVICE Leaves Te Kuiti Monday, Wednesday, Friday at 8 a.m. Leaves Ana Tuesday, inursaay, oatuiuoy at 9 a.m. Fares: Single 10s ; Return 17s 6d Trips to Waitomo Caves any Sunday by arrangement. H.E.Lewis, Proprietor R. COBURX General Carrier Goods delivered promptly and carefully Two Teams on the Road. John Pitcon, GENERAL CARRIER Te Kuiti Coal and Firewood M. S. LAURIE Te Awamutu. KING COUNTRY passengers remember that M. Lauries Coaches meet all trains at Te Awamutu Station. < Buggies on Hire. Goods of all descriptions carefully delivered. Advertisement Extraordinary MRS. McDONALD wishes to intimate that she has been appointed «ole agent for the ZONOPHONE. Instruments may be obtained on application. A large and varied description of records are kept in stock, and already lovers of home music have availed themselves of the privilege of purchase. Machines range in value from £4 to £7, and records from 3;- up. Also all stationery requisites are stocked, and Mrs McDonald draws the attention of the public once more to the fact that her circulating library is replete with the latest books. Address : Rora Street, Te Kuiti.

CAUTION! DON'T READ THIS AD. It is only about how you can save money by purchasing your Wall Papers Paints, Scrim, etc., etc., at Morgan's Painter's Shop RORA STREET TE KUITI THE MANUNUI BricklTileWorks The management beg to inform their numerous customers as they are putting in An up-to-date plant there will be no bricks for sale for a few weeks when they will then have a LARGER OUTPUT at REDUCED PRICES. W. LORIGAN & Co. Land, Estate and General Commission Agent Have removed to Temporary Offices No. 5 Mercantile Chambers, Taupiri Street. IT will be greatly to your advantage to become a' subscriber to this journal, for it contains that which interests you most—local news. Instead of being merely a casual reader drop a line now and we'll place you on our list—Chronicle.