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King Country Chronicle, Volume VII, Issue 578, 21 June 1913, Page 2

The finest emeralds known am saiu to be those belonging to the Spanish Crown. Miss Mclndoe Costumier KING STREET, TE KUITI (Opposite Chronicle Office) GRIESHABEB & CO. (Late of Christchurch) BEGS to inform the residents of Te Kuiti and surrounding districts that he has now started in business as Watchmaker and Jeweller The best workmanship guaranteed, having had many years experience in optical work, sight tested free of charge. Watches at any price to suit purchaser, reliable timekeeper guaranteed. All kinds of lewellery up-to-date. Inspection invited. RORA STREET, (Opposite Railway Station), Te Kuiti WEST END CONSERVATORIES. Seddon street Te Kuiti. BIENNIALS FOR PRESENT PLANTING Antirrhinium Mixed, is 3d per doz. Canterburry Bells mixed, single and double, is 3d per doz. Wallflowers mixed, is per doz. Stock Brompton, Is per doz. W. JULL, Lessee. E. H. HARDY, Proprietor. A. A. Lissaman Veterinary Cliemist, TE KUITI Mr. Lissaman, Chemist, Te Kuiti Dear Sir, Please forward me two bottles of your Colic and Gripe Drench, I find I am right out and I don't feel safe working horses without having some by me, it being such a sure cure. I have used a good few bottles and never known it fail. I I am, yours faithfully, J. E. TRUST, Paemako.