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King Country Chronicle, Volume VII, Issue 523, 4 December 1912, Page 4

WANTEDS, FOR SALE, Etc. For small advertisements in this column the charge I is: 18 words One Shilling, Three insertions Two-and-Sixpence; and Sixpence for each additional Nine words or part thereof. Cash in advance 'RINGING HEIFERS, Jersey, *-> Hol3tein or Shorthorn, also two year old heifers now running with the bull—J. F. Lever. DOARD and residence wanted by ■*-' young man in private family. Reply to Chronicle office. WANTED, girl to do light work. ■ Apply Lotus tea rooms. LOST, between Hangatiki and Waitomo, siiver cigarette case, engraved. Finder rewarded on returning to Max Samuel, Bank of New Zealand, Te Kuiti. W3R SALE, section nearly acre and J-' half, cheap, frontage to two roads, partly fenced. Apply Bennet, Esplanade, Te Kuiti. TO LET, 2 rooms. Apply Chronicle office. rtOUND, one collie bitch on my secI - 1 - tion, Oparure. Owner can have same by paying expenses—Heri Aki. FOR SALE, thoroughbred Bluebelton setter dog, splendid worker, age eighteen months. Apply Chronicle office. WE have labour on our book, and will be glad to hear of your requirements—J. R. Graham. i . _ JR. GRAHAM'S next horse sale, • December 14th. Entry Is, halter ORANGES— From Raratonga—last lot this year, all sweet—Dooley and Co. JR. GRAHAM'S next horse sa'le, • Decbbmer 14th. Entry Is, halter OLD POTATOES—Derwents, large shipment from Oamaru, large and good, last shipment this year—Dooley and Co. -L two months from the middle of December, a ten-roomed house and conveniences, three and a hatf acres in kitchen and flower garden, wellstocked orchard, fowls, tennis lawn and paddocks, ten minutes' walk from station, also beach, 20 miles from Auckland 2s return fare, night trains twice a week, also on Sundays—Rent £4. 4s per week. ?OR SALE, sewing machine, five drawers, nearly new, cheap—- | Dooley and Co. ALL the world's principal pigeon shooting events have been won or divided, year after year, by users of Smokeless Diamond powder— Robinson, Te Kuiti. r OTUS TEA ROOMS (next Kelvin House). —Lunches 12 to 2, Is; Afternoon tea, 6d; Lunch for school children, 3d.—Mrs SMITH, proprietress. J-t loded with Smokeless Diamond powder, cost no more than inferior brands—Robinson's sports depot. i" you require a good gun, inspect -■- Robinson's stock: you will neither doubt,the quailty nor the value of his goods. [/•ANTED EXCHANGES. We ▼ ' have town property, small farm, and livery stables for exchange for solid value in King Country, farms. Please send us particulars of your property if you want to exchange.— Thomas and McAdam, Te Kuiti. 1M ACRES L.1.P., 2J miles by J-1/1/ 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. "OME SEPARATION with a "PerJJ-' feet" separator, will give perfect satisfaction—Valder, de Montalk and Co. dairy specialists, Hamilton. 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. GET your Piano or Furniture repolished by a first-class polisher at Pattison & Lockington's, Te Kuiti. pOTTAGE TEA ROOMS—South end Rora Street. Hot lunches every day 12 to 2 p.ni. is. Tea from 5 to 7 p.m. is. Morning and afternoon tea a speciality. Supper Saturday nights 6d. MRS ENSOLL, proprietress. Phone No. 2 P.O. Box No. 16 D. NOKDEN (Late of the Commercial Hotel, Hamilton) TTAVING taken over Jackson's Hotel, Te Awamutu, the house has been refurnished throughout and enlarged, and is now the most up-to-date hotel in the Waikato. / NIGHT PORTE SAMPLE ROOMS.