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King Country Chronicle, Volume VI, Issue 496, 31 August 1912, Page 4

SATURDAY, 7th SEPTEMBER, A t 2 p.m. Unreserved Clearing* Sale. At Mr QUIRKS' residence corner of George street Te Kuiti. I HAVE been favoured with instructions to sell as undernoted—--1 cheffonier, carpet square, over mantle, hand sewing machine, music stand dining table, 4 chairs brass rail bedstead and mattress, chairs, table, wicker chair, wicker settee, dressing and small tables, flower stand, stretchers, crockery, ornaments, all the linoleums, pot plants and sundries. Also—--1 good buggy horse, 1 upstanding hack, 1 pack horse, 1 young pedigree Jersey bull, 1 springing heifer, 1 Planet junior seed sower, disc harrows, knap sack, spray pump, screw jack, quantity building timber, babcock milk tester, small separator, churn, milk cans, lawn mower, wire strainer, portable bath, copper and frame. 1 gig. TERMS CASH.

As Mr Quirk leaves at once every line must be cleared. J. R. GRAHAM, Auctioneer. SUNNYSIDE ESTATE. THE FREEHOLD AT LAST. 31 Choice Building Sites Good road. Fine view. Near town Healthy situation. Easy terms. I am favoured with instructions to sell by auction in conjunction with Messrs. McDonald & Cochrane the above, being the subdivision of Mr McCardlc's Te Kuiti property. The sale will take place on the grounds on September 12 at 2 p.m. J. R. GRAHAM, Auctioneer Further particulars from MESSRS. Mcdonald & Cochrane or j. r. GRAHAM. TE KUITI BOROUGH COUNCIL. In the matter of "The Municipal Corporations Act, 1908," and "The Local Elections and Polls Act, 1908." 7>URSUANT to section 27 of "The Local Elections and Polls Act, 1908,"I hereby give notice that Mr John Francis Walsh being the only person nominated to fill ths extraordinary vacancy upon the Borough Council "of Te Kuiti, hereby declare the said JOHN FRANCIS WALSH to be duly elected to such office. Dated this 31st day of August, 1912. F. EDWARD LAMB, Returning Officer. TE KUITI LAWN TENNIS CLUB (Incorporated.)

THE Annual General Meeting of the above club will be held in the Chronicle Office on MONDAY, 16th SEPTEMBER, at 7.30 p.m. Business.—Election of Officers and General. H. O. ROBINSON, Hon. Sec. TMPOUNDED BY RANGER one -*- dark bay horse, no shoes, no visible brands. If not claimed and expenses paid will be sold on Wednesday, September 11th, 1912, at 12 noon. W. A. CANTLON, Poundkeeper. NOTICE. TIR ZOBEL desires to notify the public that there is NO TRUTH whatever in the rumour that he is retiring. TO BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. kTR ROBT. PALMER, having purM- chased the Aria Sawmill, is prepared to execute all orders for building and bridge timber. DRESSED TIMBER A SPECIALITY.

Will the Massey Government wear well—equal, say, to the Roslyn allwool high grade clothing and unshrinkable underwear "Delta" finish? If so, New Zealand will have reason to be proud of its new Prime Minister.* Messrs Pattison and Lockington will inaugurate a genuine clearing sale starting next Tuesday, September 3rd. The prices of all furnishing will be marked down to bedrock, and Auckland prices will apply during the sale. Customers from all stations on the line between Te Awamutu and Owhanga purchasing £lO worth and upwards of furnishing will have their fare paid and goods forwarded freight free; up to £5 worth half fare and half freight. Watch for circular inserted in next issue of Chronicle for further, particulars. Te Kuiti and