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or unfarming terms. Jffice, Te *GGS—Wanted fresh, in large or I 3mall quantities for cash. Apply Morgan, Commercial Hotel, Te Kuiti. iRIGH f maids and Forester s bold, -* See them. Town Hall, Sept. 25th WANTED Shopkeepers and householders to know that your order for rubbish and dust bins are delivered promptly by D. J. YOUNG. i Ring up 68. WANTED TO HIRE, typewriter. , Address G. T. Chronicle office. ITTLE John —is coming on. The I big time—Sept. 25th. LOST, small black purse containing £1 note and loose silver, and two gold trinkets, valued highly as keepsakes. Return Mrs H. Ellison, Bonny Glen, or Chronicle office, reward. [/"ANTED TO~LET,^s(r"acres"bu7rTy» felling, easy country, AwaroaMahoe road, packing arranged. Apply H. H. Babbage, Hauturu, Kawhia. rpHE Earl of Huntingdon—is earnest -»- Town Hall, Sept. 25th. THE "Dog Brand" Gramapbone is known all the world over as the standard of quality in talking machines—A. E. Robinson, agent. THE Trysting Tree —for men and maids. Found Town Hall, Sept. 25th. iTELBA, Caruso, Tetrazini, Clara "L Butt, Adelina Patti and Kubelik are amongst ths record makers for "His Master's Voice" gramaphones —A. E. Robinson, agent. THE savings of Will Scarlett, Town , Hall, Sept. 25th. DURING the dull weather evenings, what a difference a good gramaphone would make to you! Why not ask Robinson fur lists? ON SALE, prime baled meadow hay. —J. R. Graham. ?; For influenza take Woods' Great Peppermint Cure—never fails, la 6d, 2s 6d. I 7|.f UCH—the Miller's son—kneads - you. Prices 3s, 2s, is. Sept. 25th ON SALE choice selected Canterbury seed and table potatoes.—J. R, Graham. ANTED known ' thaTF. 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. HOLY Palmer—is a charmer, Town Hall, Sept. 25th. TfcO not miss this chance of picking -*-* a plum from the Pukenui Estate \pply J. F. Lever. Q ECU RE your own home. Exceptionally easy terms. Apply J. F. Lever, Pukenui Estate. WHY delay, fire or accident may come along any day—J. R. Graham, local agent for National Company. i/yTLL Scarlett on the Scaffold, I ♦ y Town Hall, 25th Sept. WANTED KNOWN, Daniel and ' f Newberry, joiners, etc., Esplanade, Te Kuiti, have large stocks of dried timber for joinery purposes. Satisfaction guaranteed. ( IEED your poultry on A. and P. meat and bone meal, obtainable at Thomson's, Rora street, Te Kuiti. mOWN HALL, Sept. 25th, "Robin -»- Hood"—the event of the year. "\7~EAR after year brings increasing - 1 - proof of the value of SHARLAND'S MOA BRAND EGG PRE] SERVATIVE. Thousauds swear by it. Sold everywhere. n T EWER, Taupiri Street (near U the Saleyards), Coal, Coke and Firewood Merchant, Te Kuiti. General carting done. Telephone 76 No home should be without the famous Rosiyn Writing pad, 10c sheets. Pretty picture of N. Zealand's wonderland on the cover. Only 6c and 1/- each from all dealers. Ask for it? RANTED 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. ITILLIONS of Eggs have been 111 preserved in SHARLAND'S MOA BRAND EGG PRESERVATIVE. It is the standard preparation in New Zealand. Try it yourself this year. 3 lIOR the convenience of settlers, ■*■ after October Ist, a coach will leave Pio Pio daily for Te Kuiti, connecting with morning train, returning to Pio Pio in the afternoon. Horses and buggies on hire at shortest notice. P. A. HAMER AND CO., Late S.I. ssephsen Veterinary Surgeon and Eouine Dentist. Castration a speciality, standing or otherwise. C/o McDonald's Livery Stables, Te Kuiti.