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King Country Chronicle, Volume VI, Issue 474, 15 June 1912, Page 4

WAITOMO COUNTY COUNCIL. NOTICE TO CARRIERS. In the matter of the Public Works Act, 19OS, and amendments thereto and in accordance with the Bylaws of the County of Waitomo. TICE is hereby given that the By-laws of the County and the secton of the Public Works Act dealing with heavy traffic will be strictly enforced. Any person offending against such By-laws or Act will be prosecuted without further notice. P. MORA, County Clerk. BOROUGH OF TE KUITI. POSITION OF CARETAKER FOR MUNICIPAL BUILDINGS. APPLICATIONS will be received by me until 4 p.m. on MONDAY. 17th JUNE, for the above position. Particulars of appointment may be seen at my office. GEO. DARBYSHIRE, Town Clerk. LOST. LOST from paddock in Te Kuiti last March, a light draught horse, colour bay with black points, brand unknown, stands about 17 hands, last seen in Weir's paddock on the way returning to Marokopa. £2 10s reward on delivery to MAROKOPA MILLING CO., Marokopa. BATHING REVOLUTIONISED! A PERFECT BATH WITH ONE GALLON OF WATER. THE ALLEN PORTABLE BATH is a remarkable invention that instantly turns any room into a bathroom with hot and cold running water independent of plumbing and waterworks. It is a hygienic application of water that POSITIVELY gives a more thoroughly cleansing bath than can be obtained by ordinary methods in a modern bath room, costing twenty times its price. Abolishes tubs, buckets, insanitary wash rags, and sponges. Ready at a moment's notice, makes you independent of stove fires and saves lugging water from place to place. Very durable, Tiandsome in appearance; a child can operate it; packs into a travelling bag. Give your order now; no deposit required. Upon receipt of a P.C. care Chronicle Uffice, Te Kui(i, the travelling representative, Mr Geo. Bell, will be pleased to call without impurtuning you to buy. NOTICE. RUNNING on my turnips at Piu Pio, 6 head of cattle—4 steers 18 to 20 months old, two of them branded (blotched) on off rump, ear marked with two nicks under part of right ear, one nick top of left ear; also 2 young red cows, same mark. Owner can have same by paying expenses. J. SMYTH. CATHOLIC SOCIAL COMMITTEES. A GENERAL meeting of the committees in connection with the Catholic socials will be held in the County Council Chambers oh TUESDAY 18th INST, at 7.30 p.m. P. COTTER. PUBLIC NOTICE. POISON is now laid on my section at Poro-o-tarao. All dogs found on property will be shot. J. V.' HARDY.

The Australians had a natrmv escape | from defeat at the hands of York- i shire. Playing on :> wot wicket the : county eleven made l,~f> in ;he iirst j innings and (50 for seven wicket's in ; the second. Australia made 107 in the first innings, arid had six wickets down for o5 in the second inn in?;?: when J time was called. Haigh was the des- | tructivo County bowler, getting five j wickets for 22 runs in the first I inningn and six for 14 in the second, j England won the first test match | against South Africa by an innings I