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King Country Chronicle, Volume V, Issue 391, 30 August 1911, Page 4

WANTEDS, FOR SALE, i For small advertisements in this column the charge is: IS words One Shilling, Three insertions Two-and-Sixpence; and Sixpence for each additional Nine words or part thereof. Cash in advance [7ANTED. —Housekeeper or general * V —Apply Mrs H. Matthew, Te Kuiti. FOR £SO, we can put you on to 264 acres of land. —Jno. R. Graham, Auctioneer. ■WANTED.— A girl to assist in '» housework; light duties. — Apply Mrs D. Young, King Street. WANTED,—General.—Mrs Drans- » » field, King Street. RANTED, smart boy for solicitor's '' office. Apply in own handwriting to Box 60, Te Kuiti. FOR SALE,—Gig and harness; cart horse; stock pony; d.f. Reid and Gray plough, and dies plough.—C. B. Lever, Auctioneer, Te Kuiti. f?OR SALE, new and second hand separators; one harrow; Benica disc plough; spring trap.—.7. R. Graham, Auctioneer. DELAY may mean trouble. Fire, accident and indemnity insurance effected by J. R. Graham. RANTED, an experienced general. ] tV —Apply "Chronicle" Office. 0 LET, about the middle of Sep- • tember, 3 good, light offices in Rora Street. —F. H. Solomon, Agent. WANTED.—For hay, chaff, oats »» carrots, mollasses, seed potatoes, separators, get cash quotations from J. R. Graham. F OTUS TEA ROOMS (next Kelvin lJ House). —Lunches 12 to 2, Is; Afternoon tea, 6d; Lunch for school children, 3d.—Mrs Martin, proprietress. SITTINGS of White Leghorn, eggs Padman-Ledger strain; 5s a sitting.—Hacket, King street, Te Kuiti. EXTENSIVE alterations are being made at Petherick's Central Book Arcade to make room for large consignments of new goods. >OOK your orders for "Weekly -O Graphic," "N. Z. Farmer," "Lloyd's Weekly News," "Australasian," Fashion Journals, etc., at Petherick's Central Bock Arcade, the leading Te Kuiti newsagency. mE KUITI in 1905 and 1911.—PhotoJ- graphic 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. WANTED KNOWN—The best place ' ' 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. QITTINGS of Silver Campines and £5 White Leghorns, 14 eggs 6s. Limited number.—H. W. Atkinson, Te Kuiti. tfyANTED KNOWN.—That, D. J. '' Young has easily the best selection of ranges, register grates, stoves, porcelain baths, sinks, enamel-ware tanks, chimneys, washing boilers, fenders, and general ironmongery. WANTED 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. rET us book your order for the -iJ "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. 2 AAA SIXPENNY Novels, and all ""v the latest magazines at Petherick's Central Book Arcade. RANTED KNOWN.—That D. J. ' ' Young has up-to-date showrooms | and workshops, fitted with the latest plumbing plant, and does work promt!y and reasonably; address is Rora Street, next Kelvin House; telephone 68. nnHE 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. mONKING'S Linseed Emulsion—- ■ the only certain cure, from all chemists and stores, ls6d, 2s 6d, 4s 6d The famous Roslyn writing pads, 6dand la each, from local drapers. A pleasure to write on.* jIOR that hacking cough at night -*- takeTonking's Linseed Emulsion —from all chemists and stores, Is 6d, 2s 6d, 4s 6d. IF you want to cure your cough take 1 Tonking's Linseed Emulsion — 1 from all chemists and stores, Is 6d, 2s 6d, 4s 6d. 1 The corsets that are guaranteed to fit comfortably, to wear well and not rust, break or tear, are the celebrated Warner's Rust-poof, as sold by local drapers.* ,JAZOL Limited. —Your Nazol is -L' fine for Influenza. I had a bad touch of it recently, and was afraid that I should be compelled to lay up. I work in a bad, draughty place, which would retard recovery. However, I took Nazol and quickly got better without having to lose time off. Yours truly, James Wilson, 26 Austin street, Wellington, June 14th, 1911.