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King Country Chronicle, Volume VI, Issue 489, 7 August 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 MASQUERADE BALL.—Masks can be secured at Robinson's Music Shop, Rora street. Te Kuiti. TO LET OR SELL — 1 Comfortable two-roomed dwelling, Hill Street, three-quarters acre of ground. Apply F. S. Duncansun, Hill street. Telepone 114. TO LET, 3-roomed cottage and halfacre land. Appply W. F. Legg, Te Kuiti. WANTED, 20 good men for bushfelling. Apply L. S. Fauchelie, Otangiwai, or Chronicle Office. WANTED 3ituation by respectable young girl to assist in house work. Apply "A H.," Chronicle. BY auction about end of August, good Courthan waggon, 15 horse collars and other harness sundries —J. R. Graham. WANTED one or two furnished room** with fire place. Apply at once to Chronicle office. FOR SALE 2 shares in Auckland Co-operative Terminating Building Society Group 20, paid up £l4 Bs. What offer? Apply "Shares," Chronicle Office. TWO GOOD STONE QUARRYMEN, long job, piece work or wages. Apply A. J. Phellps, Te Rau-a-Moa. COAL DELIVERED at reasonable rate. Terms strictly cash. Apply J. Hoban, Te Kuiti. A GOOD SEPARATORS, cheap, at Graham's auction mart. GIOLF GOODS—Robinson is stocking clubs, balls, caddie bags, tees, etc. City prices are adhered to. SEED POTATOES—EarIy Rose, Early Puritan, Early Vermont, Gamekeeper, British Queen, Northern Star, Up-to-Date, etc. —C. B. Lever, King street. ANTED TO LET, 600 acres of bushfelling in blocks to suit contractors. Apply J. D. Stevenson, Waitomo Caves.

REMNANT DAY, at Burley's. All remnants half marked to clear. Burley's, lata Rosenberg's. AT HALF PRICE- Useful remnants of prints, calicoes, flannelettes, etc., etc , all to be cleared to-day for half marked price, at Barley's, late Rosenberg's. LARGE SHIPMENT Island oranges, large and sweet, low prices— Dooley and Go. WANTED, a few old guns in part exchange for new weapons; value allowed—Robinson's music and sports depot. DURBAR boot polish, 4d per tin, at Dooley and Co's. comic post cards are a treat to see; large stock local views and greetings from Te Kuiti from Sutton's. WHY pay rent? We can put you in possession of 4-roomad house and freehold section for £25, balance terms —J R. Graham, auctioneer. I ATEST BOOKS, best authors, writing pads and envelopes, beautiful tints, obtainable at Sutton's. TO LET, 300 acres of bushfelling in either one or two lots. Specifications may be seen at Green and Colebrook's store. Pio Pio, or R. T. Bailey, Puketiti station. BENGALL RAZORS, first quality, are guaranteed and kept in perfect shaving order for two years free oE charge from Sutton's, on th« corner. GET your Piano or Furniture repolished by a first-class polisher at Pattison & Lockington's, Te Kuiti. WHERE are you going to my pretty maid? To Dooley's shops for stores she said. pOTTAGE TEA ROOMS-South end Rora Street. Hot lunches every clay 12 to 2 p.m. is. Hot tea Afternoon tea a specialty. Supper 5 to 7 p.m. Grills when wanted. Supper Saturday nights 6d.

r OTUS TEA ROOMS (next Kelvin House). —Lunches 12 to 2, Is; Afternoon tea, 6d; Lunch for school children, 3d.—Mrs SMITH, proprietress. 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. WANTED KNOWN—The best place to obtain a good meal is the Arcadia Dining Rooms. 3 course dinner for Is. Will the Massey Government wear well—equal, say, to the Roslyn allwool high grade clothing and unshrinkable underwear "Delta" finish? If so, New Zealand wili have reason to be proud of its new Prima Minister.* King Country drapers defy competition in general drapery, Roslyn clothing, blankets, rugs, flannels, unshrinkable underwear "Delta" finish and Warner's famous rust-proof corsets.* Will the Massey Government be able to pull together as comfortably and gracefully, say, as Warner's rust-proof corsets do? We hope so— New Zealand ladies.*