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King Country Chronicle, Volume VI, Issue 458, 20 April 1912, Page 3

AGENTS & INTERPRETERS. P.O. Box 41. Telephone 95 KEIHA NEWTON LIC ENS EI) INTERI'R HT E R !-,pi Rorn Street. To Kuiti. Contract pi ire? nivcn nil Native woik. Pepene Ekelone, Licensed Interpreter, Sheridan-Street, TE KUITI. 'Phone 84 John Ormsby Land and Commission Agent Otorohanga, and Hctet's Buildings Sheridan Street, Te Kuiti. Te Kuiti Branch Manager: Mr Richard Ormsby Licensed Interpreter (First Grade) Sickly Cattle eat up your money. Every <iay you neglect to carc for sick cattle increases your monetary loss. You can't afford to be without a supply of WALKER'S VETERINARY MEDICINES They are thoroughly reliable cures for every king of cattle disease. Keep a stock on hand for the ills cold weather invariably bring. J. E. WALKEE Chemist, Lorigan's Buildings, TE KUITI CYCLE DEPOT. Rora Street, Te Kuiti. R. PAUL Mechanical Engineer, Builder and Contractor, Solicits a share of patronage. Any class of work- undertaken. Estimates furnished Buffalo Oil Engine (stationary) .\:;ent for Rover Motor Cycle (for cash or time payments). Bicycles and Motor Cycle for hire. All engineering work undertaken. .Hooks to while away long 1 eveiiinirs. W villi wish to bi.y a i'nok worth reading, one that will interest and instruct you call ;it Mrs Macdonald's and see the great works contained in *•>' '33S OUR LIBRARY These arc books that fit the hand, the mood, the mind, and purse of every man. Fiction, Poetry, History, Science, Biography, Travel, and other subjects by the world's Rreatest writers may be had in our collection. Call in and have a look round. Mrs. MACDONALD,

Stationer and Fancy Goods RORA STREET TE KUITI Te Kuiti Brick & Tile Co., Ltd. Are now in a position to supply a first class brick. Quotations may be obtained from L. C. HARTON, Secretary, Chronicle Buildings, Te Kuiti. G. PHILLIPS & CO., Land & Estate Ageuts MATIERE :: :: OHURA FOR SALE IN THE OHUBA VALLEY 122 Acres, L. I. P. All in grass except about three acres of shelter bush, three paddocks, 7 wire fences, all undulating, and nearly all ploughable, well watered, ;;ood heavy soil. Buildings consist of a 2-roomed house, store room, 0 bail cow :-lied and a small orchard. One mile tiom P. 0.. school, and creamery, and about the same distance from the raiiway station when the line is completed. Will c.urv ,;>> dairy cows. Rent £o per annum. I'ticc .1/ an acre. Half cash, balance a» ranged. 4,22 At'l'CS. ]/, 1 ,I', (iood heavy bush land, 300 acres in grass, baianee mi.\cd bush, >S paddocks, 7 & S win- fences, well watered, good roads. miles from P. 0.. school and creamery, buildings: 2-room whare and stock yards. Rent. lio per annum. Price £7 an acre. Terms, half cash, balance arranged. a. p 111.1,1,! rs cV 00. wo<il growers are very pleased to know that, sjo mtieh of their finest wool finds its way into the popular Ktislyn worsted and woollen mills (largest in Australasia), at» they know from practical oxperiene" something of the comfort :ind lasting wear of Kosiyn blankest,, rugs. tweeds, worsteds, sock,", jersey.', flannels, plaidings, ".Delta" underwear, etc.*