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King Country Chronicle, Volume V, Issue 405, 18 October 1911, Page 4

TEND2R3. TENDERS. rjIENDERS wi!! Lie received at my -i- office. Naiunni Buildings. Rora street, 11 ntii 4 j..in., TUESDAY. 'J-Hh OCTOBER, for the crei* I ion of a sixrcomed residence r.t Wuitcti. Lowest or anv tender not ncoo??nrilv accepted. JAS. JONES, Architoci. OHURA POST OFFICE CON- . TRACT. Public Works Office, Stratford, 16th October, 19 !1. TENDERS will be received at this office until noon of TUESDAY, the 31st day of OCTOBER, 1911. for the above work. Plans and specifications can be seen at the Post OfTices Ohura and Taumarunui, and Public Works Offices, Te Kuili and Stratford. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. C. J. McKENZIE, Resident Engineer.

TAUMARUNUI ELECTORATE. JJR C. K. WILSON, the official Opposition candidate, will address the electors at the following places: — TONGAPORUTU. Wednesday, October 18th URlTL—Thursday, October 19th URUNUL—Friday, October 20th WAITARA. —Monday, October 23rd Melrose Dairy Farm. MR W. A. SCOTT wishes lo notify the public of Te Kuiti that, having purchased Mr Snowden's farm (where the milking shed is up-to-date in every particular), that he is in a better position than ever to supply the best of milk and cream. FRESH MILK DELIVERED TWICE DAILY. >i WAITOMO COUNTY COUNCIL. ■TRIENNIAL ELECTION OF COUNCILLORS. PURSUANT to the provisions of the "Counties Act, 1908," and amendments thereto, notice is hereby given that the triennial election of one Councillor for each of the undermentioned Ridings will be held on WEDNESDAY, the Sth day of NOVEMBER, 3 911: Hangatiki Riding Otorohanga Riding Waitomo Riding Te Rau-a-Moa Mairoa Riding Paemako Riding Aria Riding Te Kuiti Riding

Nominations r£ candidates must be delivered or addressed to reach the Returning Officer at the County Chambers, at Te Kuiti, before noon on WEDNESDAY, the Ist day of NOVEMBER, 1911, at which hour the said nominations will close. Nomination forms may be obtained on application to the undersigned or at the principal Post Offices in the County. P. MORA, Returning Officer. Te Kuiti, 14th October, 1911. NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS. AFTER this date any person found trespassing on my property, known as Pukenui 2 T, will be prosecuted without any further notice. Proceedings will be instituted irrespective of persons. R. M. SOMERVILLE. Te Kuiti, September sth. Champion Utility Poultry. If you keep poultry, it will pay you to keep only the BEST. ■ The greatest laying strains in Australasia are kept on my farm. At present I have about 600 matured birds, and nearly 2,000 chickens—all bred from competition winning strains BLACK ORPINGTONS—AII descended from my pen which won North Island laying competition, 1908-1909 WHITE LEGHORNS-From Brookes' and Padman's worlds record strains. INDIAN RUNNER DUCKS— All descended from full sisters, Knight's Cambridge pen (record i,.v4 eggs) Sittings from any of above p ; skd. securely packed, for ,~s od U 5 c:;g:0 Incubator lots per too 1'.0.R. If interested please WRITE E< >R CAT A LOG UE, which will bo posted per return mail. J. X. MCLEAN. Auslral Poultry Farm, Kotorua Three working rules iwr hid luture guidance, Mr W. J. Speight told Sir John Find!ay during a deputation <0 the Minister, \vcr«? giv;n to him wlu-» be saw bis father for '.lie last limo { when he was leaving ln> ; ne. : " N'cvrr i hack another man's lull; ahvuvt' w»*r-r I flannel next year skin; ami always associate with n:cti beU«*r than yourself.'' 'he 1 last otlicsi', lie said, lie had followed all his life, and he know of no beiu-r one for the improvement of anybody. "Always wear flannel nest to the skin" was good advice, Mr Speight. Only sen that it is the Rus.'yn 11» • shrinkage "Delta" finish." 1 '