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King Country Chronicle, Volume VIII, Issue 622, 26 November 1913, Page 4

WANTEDS, FOR SALE, Etc. For small advertisements in this column the charge is : 18 words One Shilling, Three insertions Two-and-Sixpence ; and Sixpence for each additional Nine words or part thereof. Cash in advance WANTED TO SELL, gig and harness, cheap. Apply Rev, A. Armstrong, Te Kuiti. WANTED by married couple, private board and residence. Apply Chronicle Office. WANTED strong youth for farm, | vf good milker. Apply Chronicle I Office. WANTED, men for fencing (labour only). Apply Mackay and Jones. \I~RS PREACHER dees dressmaking i-'i and other sewing at old Collegiate School, Alexandra street. Charges moderate. LOST, on Sunday, small collie pup with patch of skin off nose. Reward on leaving same at Kelvin House. Retainer prosecuted. I TK7ANTED, furnished bedroom and »» sitting room, with use of conveniences for three months by married couple with baby, state rent. Address Chronicle Office. I OST, STOLEN, OR STRAYED, tan and white Collie, answers to name of " Rex." Reward lOs. Apply to V. Kirk, care of Green and Colebrook, Te Kuiti. LOST pair gold rim pmcenez. Finder please return to Chronicle office or Mrs A. C. Tohnson, Te Kuiti. SALE, White Leghorns, laying, 6s Sd per pair—Mrs H. 0. Robinson, Esplanade. FOR SALE, a gent's bicycle, fitted with B.S.A. parts. No reasonable offer refused. Apply to Chronicle. LOST, two brass caps off buggy wheels. Finder rewarded on returning to H. J. Free and Co. '? Apply W. McColi, tobacconist, Te Kuiti. accident, life, plate glass, | i- 1 stock insurances written —J. R. Graham. lUBURBAN SECTIONS of three to ' ten acres for sale, easy terms — I J. R. Graham. OFFER wanted for one and a-half acres choice freehold building site —J. R. Graham. >OBINSON sells a good gramaphone, -i> six small and one large doublesided records, 200 needles, carrying case, etc., for £2, post free. "USICAL TOYS and novelties, in 'JL startling variety, at Robinson's. A BOON to workers and travellers! Thermos flasks, keeping liquids boiling hot or icy cold for a day—six shillings each at Robinson's. FOR SALE, fencing Dosts and bat- ! tens, also 500 bricks—C. B Lever, I King street. )E up-to-date and wear a Panama J hat from Allison's. ONE-PIECE crepe and poplin frocks 12s 6d—Allison's. WANTED, smart lad for Chronicle Office, one prepared to learn trade preferred. QMART well-fitting ready-to-wear £? tweed suits, 55s to 65s—Allison's. ANTED KNOWN,"that"DTFleTcher ia the oldest-established builder and joiner in Te Kuiti. Work undertaken in any part of the district. Only first-class tradesmen employed. Estimates and plans submitted on application. [/"ANTED known that F. Hudson, ■ » Ward Street, 1 e 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. p T EWER, Taupiri Street (near \J. Li the Saleyards), Coal, Coke and Firewood Merchant, Te Kuiti. General carting done. NOTICE. Piano Tuning;. TJACKBLOCKS residents and others ' requiring pianos tuned are requested to communicate with A. E. Robinson, Te Kuiti. A thoroughly competent tuner is now prepared to go right throuah the district. New designs Grand assortment 'Xmas Postcards 'Xmas Stationery 'Xmas Eoxed Cards We will delight to show you the cards. Prices right. Cards are good. IQU Collin's Pocket IQIJ l'-'l - * and Desk Diaries lolrt Full range. Please inspect. P. S. SUTTON On the corner HAIRDRESSER, TOBACCONIST Commercial Stationer and News Agent, Rora Street TE KUITI NOTICE. YXfE beg to announce that we are ' ' taking over the bakery business lately carried on by Mr Fickling and at present by Chapman & Jones from December Ist. We trust the inhabitants of Te Kuiti will give us a fair PETTIGREW & LUSTY