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King Country Chronicle, Volume VI, Issue 512, 26 October 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 i and Sixpence for each additional Nine words or part thereof. Cash in advance (HOP TO-DAY, closed Monday, Labour Day—Burl6y'a "The Busy Corner," late Rosenberg. *' house, furnished or unfurnished. Reply box 66, Te Kuiti. WANTED TO LET, one or two rooms in private house on hill. Apply Chronicle office. 7"ILL the person who took odd boots T ' by mistake from the Bowling Club pavilion on Thursday last, call at the Chronicle office. U and white heifer, two years old, off-hind-foot crippled, in calf or calved, no brand. Reward. Apply H. C. Tarrant, Paemako. -*-t lunches 12 to 2, Is; tea from 5 to 7, Is; morning and afternoon tea a feature. Supper every night till 11 p.m. Small goods, summer drinks, wholesale and retail, fruit and confectionery—T. Grinter, proprietor. TENDERS WANTED for house and 5 acres land on borough boundary—J. R. Graham. » » tomo Caves, lady help, goud wages, good home. Apply office of this paper for address. \ FEW CARPENTERS wanted. Apply 0. Le Page, contractor, Te

SHOP and two rooms to let in business centre, Rora street. Apply to Warner and Pinney. WANTED KNOWN, for smart up-to-date spring millinery, call at Miss Mills, Milliner, Te Kuiti. FIREWOOD— We are now able to supply mill wood in long or short Iengths.—HATTAWAY & FITZPATRICK, LTD. OWNER of nice 2 acre freehold section will build for client and sell on easy terms. Apply J. R. Graham. WANTED EXCHANGES. We have town property, small farm, and livery stables for exchange fur solid value in King Country farms. Please send us particulars of your property if you want to exchange.— Thomas and McAdam, Te Kuiti. IAA ACRES L.1.P., 21 miles by ±"1/ metalled road to water carriage, store, school and post and telegraph office to which the house is connected by telephone; cream collected free; price £760, terms half cash; full particulars J. K. Newton, Kawhia.

ON SALE at Graham's auction mart, 1 waggon, 1 waggonette, 3 ploughs, 4 separators, all cheap, for cash. fTIHAT the Wertheim machine is the J- beat on the market will be demonstrated to your satisfaction at Robinson's whenever you wish. lEE new booklet post-card of Te Kuiti, showing 11 views Sixpence each from Sutton's. IT AVE you anything lying idle about - the home or farm? Why not turn it into money at Graham's auction mart. *J den supplied by Hattaway & Fitzpatrick, Ltd., Te Kuiti. rriHAT many sewing machines are scrapped in some five years every machine man knows. The Wertheim outlives its owner. pHRISTMAS NUMBERS of Auckland Weekly News, Graphic, and Christchurch Press will arrive on October 20th —book your orders at Sutton's. 7ANTED TO EXCHANGE pro- * > perties in Manawatu district for King Country properties —J. R. Graham. f OEWE PIPES all shapes and sizes —Fine assortment at Sutton's. OME SEPARATION with a "Per- - feet" separator, will give perfect satisfaction—Valder, de Montalk and Go. dairy specialists, Hamilton.

THAT any sewing machine will sew when you buy it is highly probable, but will it stand severe tests like the Wertheim? TIIREE TRIAL: —To introduce • "ZOUTH" into all homes we will send you a l/ 6 bottle of Youth Gold Pills. They are absolutely certain to cure Costipation, Biliousness, Sallow Skin, ete. They touch the Liver. After trial you send us 1/6 if satisfied. Write now enclosing 2 stamDS for postage of this remarkable London Remedy—ZOUTH CURE CO., WELLINGTON.

DAIRYMEN! Test your cows. We supply complete 4 bottle outfit with full directions, price 37s 6d. If you want machinery, separators, oils, belting or anything connected with dairying, go to Valder, de Montalk and Co., dairy specialists, Hamilton. end Rora Street. Hot lunches every day 12 to 2 p.m. is. Tea from 5 to 7 p.m. Is. Morning and afternoon tea a speciality. Supper Saturday nights 6d. MRS ENSOLL, proprietress. I OTUS TEA ROOMS (next Kelvin JU House). —Lunches 12 to 2, Is; Afternoon tea, 6d; Lunch for school children, 3d.—Mrs SMITH, proprietress.