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King Country Chronicle, Volume VI, Issue 449, 20 March 1912, Page 4

WANTEDS, FOR SALE, Etc. For small advertisements in this, column the charge is: 18 words One Shilling, Three insertions Two-and-Sixpence ; and Sixpence for each additional Nine words or part thereof. Cash in advance JOCUND, a buggy rug. Apply CotJ- tage tea rooms, Te Kuiti. FISH AND CHIPS. Fresh fish and Chips. fish by 5 p.m. train every night.—Joseph's "Little Fish Shop." LOST, medium heavy draught horse, colour light bay. Seen few days ago at 10-mile peg, Awakino road. Reward 20s. McDonald and Cochrane. MRS M. E. BOWDEN, boardinghouse keeper, King street, wishes ti known that the Bowden summoned for debt by Mr Snowsiil last Court day is in no way connected with her or Mr R. N. Bowden, Aria. pOTTAGF. TO LET, 4 rooms and bath room, 2 acres. Aplpy A. A. Lissaman. Rotheram hunting lever watch (silver). Apply Police Station. TXT ANTED, six men for quarry at 12-mile, Awakino road. Wages 10s per day. Apply on job. CHINA CUPS and saucers at 6s per doz, at Doolev and Co's. stores. TO LEASE, cheap, for 12 months, 101 acres in 2 paddocks of which 40 acres is new grass, near Kaeaea and 16 miles from Mangaroa. Further particulars apply Chronicle Office. IF you take a picnic trip to Ngaruawahia get your cooking utensils at Dooley and Co's. stores. W ANTED, a kitchen maid. Apply "Rookwood," Te Kuiti. THE Ngaruawahia Regatta for fun, and Dooley's stores for small profits. quick returns. K DEPOSIT, balance in two 10 years, will get you a fine building site close to town; 999 years lease.—J. R. GRAHAM. N I.CE little house and section £250; easy terms —Jno. R. Graham. CLOVER AND RYE grass seed 4s 6d bushel, cocksfoot and rye grass 12s 6d a bushel at Graham's auction mart. liO you require a diary for 1912? J-J If so, Petherick's have them at the right prices. LATEST: "Following of the Star," by F. Barclay, the author of "The Rosary"—at Sutton"s o L~OEWE'S PIPES and Craven Mixture lead the world —Try Suttons' for good smoke. ALL school books now obtainable at Petherick's Central Book Arcade STRIKE out the top covering of that old suite and have it recovered at Pattison & Lockington. All work guaranteed. POST CARDS: Latesn views of Te Kuiti. See our comics: they're a treat--at Sutton's. FOUR NOVELS for eighteen pence —limited time only—Petherick's Central Book Arcade. WANTED KNOWN—That Patti- ' » son & Lockington have a beautiful range of table covers, carpet squares, and runners, at prices to suit everybody. FOR SALE, good will of 350 acres of native land four miles from Te Awamutu and one mile from Te Puhi station. Nearly all ploughable. Title: Native Lease 42 years at low rental —Price £2 10s per acre; terms. I have also a few sections which can be obtained direct from the native owners. —Keiha Newton, Te Kuiti. mHE~COTTAGE TEA ROOMS, south J- 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. W' ANTED KNOWN—The best place to obtain a good meal is the Arcadia Dining Rooms. 3 course dinner for Is. f OTUS TEA ROOMS (next Kelvin House). —Lunches 12 to 2, Is; Afternoon tea, 6d; Lunch for school children, 3d. —Mrs Martin, proprietress. A Warner's rust-proof corset will do more for a woman's figure than any other corset made. Every pair guaranteed by local drapers." NOTICE. T HERERY notify the public of Te J- Kuiti and surrounding districts, that I have started an aerated water factory in Rora street, and am prepared to execute orders at a reasonable price. Promptness and cleanliness is my motto. T. GRINTER, Rora street, Te Kuiti. A. A. Lissaman Pharmaceutical Chemist Holder of Three English Certificates. Agent for Kodak Cameras and all Photo Goods. Dark room at the disposal of amateurs. Specialist in all diseases of stock. Opposite Railway Station, Te Kuiti. The Pio Pio Boot Repairing 1 Shop Is the Shop for Repairs. G. E. FREEMAN, Proprietor