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King Country Chronicle, Volume VII, Issue 592, 9 August 1913, Page 4

WAN«DS, FOR SALE, Etc. For small advertisements in this column the charge is: 18 words One Shilling, Three insertionsTwo-and-Sixpence; and Sixpence for each additional Nine words or part thereof. Cash in advance WANTED, an experienced housemaid, also good kitchen man. Apply Commercial Hotel. JRIMeToAT SHEAF CHAFF, free of noxious weeds, at Mackay and Jones. ARLY SEED '""POTATOES—EarIy Rose, Robin Adair, Irish Queen, Plrncesa Victoria, Sutton's Supreme, British Queen, etc. C. B. Lever, King street. L"°OST, between Rora street and Awakino road, a brown purse containing 12a 7d. Reward at Chronicle Office. WE are clean out after the gramaphone business and we meet you as to prices, try us—A E. Robinson, Te Kuiti. THE WALTZ .SHOW in Robinson's windows is worth your attention, literally everything worth playing is WANTED, smart youth to deliver bread and help, good wages if suitable. Apply Chronicle office. QIX-ROOMED HOUSE to let, bath O room and conveniences, newly papered and painted. Apply R. Edgar, The Pines, Waiteti road. ?OR SALE, a great sacrifice, Standard phonograph, nearly new, 200 I records, owner leaving for England, will accept £lB. Apply Harry Clark, Hamilton. 8/ANTED GENERAL or help, light |tt duties. For particulars apply J. Sanderson, Te Kuiti. jIARMERS AND CONTRACTORS—- - The South British, you know the company all right. The name is a household word. Give them your accident insurance business —A. E. Robinson, agent. LAWSON, plastering contractor, . Edward street, Te Kuiti. TT as an apprentice. Apply Walker, chemist, Te Kuiti. TO LET at Kaeaea, good grazing, abundance of feed, level paddocks. Apply E. Bennett, Kaeaea. DON'T FORGET the 27th inst., and the little first church opened by the man who was the early settlers' friend.

JUT a big blue 27th ot this month. Dont' forget I it. Miss Zoe Bartley Concert. IEMEMBER the Zoe Bartley Con--Li certs are out or. their own. Nothing like it has ever been submitted to a Te Kuiti audience. pANARIES—Singers 12s 6d each, hens 6a each, cash with order — John Smith, Featherston street West, Palmenton North. JU ANTED a young lady for cnter- *» ing up (books). Morning" or afternoon. 'Apply Chronicle. „. .- "" **> Street. Apply Dr. Zobel. PRIVATE BOARD and residence or -L furnished room, suit young men. Apply Chronicle office. WANTED GIRL to help with child, »» easy situation, other help kept. Apply care Chronicle office. ON SALE, prime baled meadow hay. —J. R. Graham. ON SALE choice selected Canterbury seed and table potatoes.—J. R. Graham. TO LET, three and five roomed cottages.—J. R. Graham. BUILDING, asphalting and tomb stone erecting. Estimates given. Apply A. Brown, Seddon street., Te Kuiti. WANTED known that F. Hudson, »' Ward Street, Te Kuiti, has started business as bricklayer, and wishes to notify contractors in Te Kuiti and surrounding districts that he is prepared to undertake work in all its branches. All work guaranteed. Estimates given. Bricks, lime and cement always on hand. iA/'E show a good deal in our win- » ' dows, but is much more inside. Call in at A. E. Robinson's. |"S your little girl deserving oE a pre- - sent? How about a music carrier? Robinson carries a very large stock. DO not miss this chance of picking a plum from the Pukenui Estate —Apply J. F. Lever. "'ECUREyour own home. Excep--1 tionally easy terms. Apply J. F. Lever, Pukenui Estate. WERTHEIM mXCHINES"The *' machine that can equal the Wertheim has yet to be thought of. A. E. Robinson, Agents. WHY delay, fire cr accident may come along any day—J. R. Graham, local agent for National Company. WANTED KNOWN, Daniel and Newberry, joiners, etc., Esplanade, Te Kuiti, have large stocks of dried timber for joinery purposes. Satisfaction guaranteed. FEED your poultry on A. and P. meat and bone meal, obtainable at Thomson's, Rora street, Te Kuiti. /T~TE WERT ' the Saleyards), Coal, Coke and Firewood Merchant, Te Kuiti. General carting done. 1 eiephone 76 ""ORE Throats and Hoarseness are •-' soon relieved with a few drops of "NAZOL" on lump sugar. Place the sugar between the cheek and gums and allow to dissolve very slowly. (2)