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King Country Chronicle, Volume VII, Issue 548, 8 March 1913, Page 4

The public are requested to note that the dato of Mr E. C. Falwaßser's sale has been altered from Thursday March 13th, to Saturday, March 15th at 2p m. prompt. As Mr FahvnsHer 18 leaving To Kuiti every line mußfc be sold. Further particulars in our advertising columns.

Intimations of much interest to Presbyterians will be made at tho church services to morrow. A wellknown Auckland singer, Mian F. Martin, will render tho beautiful solo "He Wipes the Tear from Every Eye," and tho choir the anthem"! am With Thee." All are heartily invited to attend.

Mr and Mrs Little arrived in To Kuiti by the express on Friday night. It is ten days since they loft Wellington, and in that, time Mr Little addressed ten meetings on the Bible in State Schools. Amongst other placcß very successful meetings wore held in New Plymouth, llawera, Stratford and Inglewood, and strong commilteott left to carry on the work of tho League. Mr Little stales that he haw been very pleased with the result of his tour, and the interest shown in llm movement. In some meetings many questions wero asked. He hopes that the same interest will lie shown at tho meeting on Sunday night. Typhoid is said to bo rife at Tauniarunui and the hospital is overcrowded in consequence. At the last meeting of the Ohura County Council it was decided not to support the movement promoted by the Taumurunui residents for tho setting up of a new hospital district, the opinion being expressed that the time was not ripe for a severance from the Waikato hospital district. A cable from London states that complaints are made of tho poor condition of recent shipments of butter and cheese from certain Now Zoaland factories. Exports declare that the quality is duo to uncleanliness. The conference in connection with tho engineers' dispute with the Union S.S. Company was held on Thursday at the office of the Prime Minister, who presided. A satisfactory agreement was arrived at, tho company conceding the engineers Australian wages, overtime, and all privileges. Attention is drwan to the notification anpearing in another column to the effect that a telephone bureau has been established at the Keigate refreshment rooniß on tho AwaUino road, about eight miles from Te Kuiti. This should be a groat convenience to travellers as has been the case in connection with ths refreshment rooms.

Tt is gratifying to learn thai, tho K fishing attractions of tho district are increasing satisfactorily. When thn exploring party were in the vicinity of tho Mangapu caves on Monday, Mr Lambie tried tho stream near tho oiltrance to tho caves. ]n a short, time he had caught about twenty trout. The fish were rather small and wore all returned to tho stream, but sullicient was seen to indicate that in a year or two tho Mangapu will bo a famous angling resort. Mrs Williams, milliner, of Victoria street Hamilton, will be displaying a very attractive array of winter millinery models from Tuesday next until Saturday March fith. A vi>it to Hamilton will not be complete unless tho opportunity is taken of vis'V ing Mrs Williams' attractive ami up-to-date show room.

.£6OO worth of first-clasH boota, shoes, slippers, shirts, clothing, etc., are to bo sold at Mr hover's mart, King street. To Kuiti, on Thursday, March l.'Uh, and Friday, March Mth, at 2 o'clock each day, on account of the assigned estate of Finlay and Co., Quay street, Auckland. ' All the abovo splendid goods aro to be sold absolutely without reserve. This ib a chance for heads of families, storekeepers and others to got goods at MM their own prices On Saturday, March L r ,th, there will be private sales. Do not forget this sale and dates*.

A smart; piece of work was witnessed in the To Kuiti main street yesterday morning, when a runaway team of horses attached to the Limedale butter factory wr.ggon vvaß stopped by Mr Boles junr. " "tlig team was careering up Rora street, and . Boles, who was on horseback galloped to the head of the leader, grabbed the reins and turned the team along the Waiteti road, where the waggon was eventually stopped without much damage being done.

Two Guineas for four lines of poetry! Read Tonking's Linseed Emulsion intimation every Saturday amongst news items.*

Jußt refer to my nionev - saving price-list on page <; of this issue. Good for you—small profits for J. E. Hillary, cash grocer, Te Kuiti.*