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King Country Chronicle, Volume V, Issue 393, 6 September 1911, Page 4

fj OW N H ALL, T E RUITI. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 11th Empire Picture Coy.; Permanently Established, AN ENJOYABLE AND INSTRUC- ! TIVE ENTERTAINMENT FOR i OLD AND YOUNG. ! THE BEST, AND ONLY THE BE;T, ! SHOWN. i COME AND SEE—"The King Opening the Empire Pageant," a brilliant picture; "A 1 Central American Romance" and j "Border Rangers," two exciting | American backwoods stories; "Troop- j ing the Colours," "Konigsee it! ! Bavaria," beautiful scenics; "Sorceress of the Surf," "A Darling Confusion," "Midnight Marauders." "A Widow's Choice," "Joachim Murat," "Pathe Gazette," Tontolini Bassoon," etc, bright and sparkling comedies. S Public Hall, Otorohanga. Thurs- J day, September 7th. i POPULAR PRICES AS USUAL. KAEAEA SALEYARDS. A MEETING of settlers interested j in the erection of a saleyard at j Kaeaea will be held at the Kaeaea ! Hall at 7.30 p.m. on SATURDAY, j 23rd SEPTEMBER, 1911. I D. FINNAGAN. ! A. BARNETT, i Convenors. ■GOVERNMENT INSURANCE DEPARTMENT. Agency Opened at Otorohanga. Government Insurance Department, Wellington, 29th August, 1911. AN Agency of the Life and Accident Branches of the above Department will be opened at THE POST OFFICE, OTOROHANGA, as from the Bth September, 1911. Policy holders wishing to pay their premiums at this Agency can obtain forms on application from the Postmaster. J. H. RICHARDSON, Com missioner. A DENIAL. EUMOURS have been in circulation that I am selling out my milk round. This I emphatically contradict, and all customers will be supplied as hitherto. P. CULLEN. Te Kuiti, August 29th. PRIVATE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS & BOYS. With Kindergarten Department and School of Music. Subjects Include — Physical Culture, Elocution, Brushwork, Literature, French, General Knowledge. OPENING DAY, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 20th. Miss D. C. Brown "At Home" to receive intending pupils, September 18th and 19th, from 2 p.m. Fees on Application. Sli A TIN It ! SKATING! HOURS OF SESSIONS. Mornings: Open by appointment only. Afternoons: 2.30 to 1.30. Evenings: 7.30 to 10. IN BANKRUPTCY. (In the Estate of Mr W. R. Franklin). IHAVE been instructed by the Official Assignee to offer by public auction that very valuable business site, with buildings thereon, situated at the corner of Sheridan and Taupiri Street, at the Exchange Sale rooms on THURSDAY, September 21st, at 2.30 p.m. J. R. GRAHAM, Auctioneer. Auctioneer's Note. —Full particulars can be obtained at mv office —and site shown. This site is now most central and must, for business purposes, have an ever increasing value. MILK SUPPLY. | BEG to give public notice that on -L August 21st, I paid £5 deposit for the purchase of Mr Cullen's milkrr>und. I am taking over Mr Hyde's late premises and intend to supply only the best of pure fresh milk. W. A. SCOTT. TO THE RESIDENTS OF THE KING COUNTRY. Having pin-chased Mr C. 11. Holland's Chemist and Druggist business, I trust the support with which ; he has been favoured may kindly be extended to me. Owing to the growing importance of the King Country and raj desire that every want, in connection with drugs, druggists' sundries, perfumery, photographic and optical goods, may be filled locally, I have added largely to the stock. Prices and quality of goods will be the j same aa at the leading city pharmacies, while all prescriptions will be ; dispensed under my personal supervi- j sion. Veterinary preparations will be a specialty, and I have arranged with ' a capatle VETERINARY SURGEON ; to visit my shop. J. E. WALKER, Member (by examination) of the Pharmaceutical Society of New Zealand, j Te Kuiti, March Bth, 3911. j