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King Country Chronicle, Volume VI, Issue 442, 24 February 1912, Page 1

Kail way Temperance Hotel TE KUITI (King Country) Large first-class well-appointed house, situated opposite the railway, with bathroom (with h. and c. water). 12 rooms recently added to Hotel, including large Commercial Rooms. Travellers by the early trains specially catered for. TELEGRAMS : "SIMS" TE KUITI Telephone: No. I -THEHOTEL GRAND TE KUITI. (OPPOSITE RAILWAY STATION) H. E. Kerr, Proprietor First-Class Accommodation for Travellers, Visitors and Tourists. Telegrams and Letters promptlyattended to. ALL TRAINS MET. NIGHT PORTER. Telegraphic Address — "KERR," Te Kuiti. Telephone No. 12. jTOROHANGA JJOUSE OTOROHANGA (Near the Railway Station) Superior accommodation for travellers, visitors and tourists Direct route to Waitomo Caves over the newly opened road. Telephone No. 8. Letters and telegrams promptly attended to W. H. CLAYTON, Proprietor Good Liquors are what Ave handle. We never recommend poor or inferior wines or spirits. Fine liquors that must please the most particular are what we stock, and those ordering from a distance can safely rely upon our judgment to fill this order promptly and satisfactorily. A few 7 brands we particularly recommend Watson's 3 Star Whisky. Watson's No. 10 Wlrsky. Manning's (Christchurch) Ales and Stout. Chas. Heidsieck's and Marquis Luisac Champagnes. English Ales and Stouts, English and Geneva Gins, French and Australian Wines. All the leading brands stocked. E. B. DXJFAUR Wine and Spirit Merchant, Queen Street AUCKLAND J, A. Williams & Son TAILORS Wish to announce to the Public of Te Kuiti and surrounding districts that they HAVE BOUGHT MR. C. HODGSON'S TAILORING BUSINESS, and they hope by attention to business to merit a fair share of patronage. Ladies Costumes a Specialit}^. All Work Guaranteed. A large Stock of Up-to-date Suitings always in stock.