Page 4 Advertisements Column 2

King Country Chronicle, Volume VIII, Issue 627, 13 December 1913, Page 4

WANTEDS, FOR SALE, Etc. For smaii advertisements in this column the charge is: iS words One Shilling, Three insertions Two-and-Sixpence ; and Sixpence for each additional Nine words or p;irt thereof. Cash in advance WAN IKUa waggon driver. Apply Stevens & Co., '.l e Kuiti. HpO LET 80 chains of fencing at -"- Mairoa by contract. Particulars Chronicle Office. . JLY the best Christmas on sale at Cotter Bros., iht bay horse, short tail, ci. If expenses not paid to defray same. Kotahi, • Han Te Kuiti Paemako. rflO LET—House of 5 large rooms, -A- hot and cold water, bathroom, washhouse. copper and tubs, garden. —Apply H. O. Robinson, c/o H. Hine Te Kuiti. LOST an overcoat and reins. Reward Chronicle Office. WANTED a good general or young girl to assist. Apply Mrs Brewer, Te Kuiti. ?OR Chaff Culter and Engine. ■£ Cheap for quick sale—J. R. Graham HARPENTER AND JOINER, open for employment, town or country. Apply office of this paper. /CHRISTMAS toys, fancy goods, son's and you will be satisfied as well as the recipient, T ADIES' ready-to-wear bats in great I variety, 4g lid to 143 6d—AllimO LET, furnished room?, double or J- single elcetric light, use of kitchen, sitting room, 'phone, all conveniences. Apply Chronicle Office. f OST from Pio Pio sale on November white mark on nose, answering to the name of "Scot." £2 reward for information that will lead to his recovery. Apply F. J. Mac Lean, Aria. THERE are now hundreds of gramaphone records to choose from at Robinson's. I GOT this smart suit for 555, and good fit it is too, at Allison's. FIRE, accident, life, plate glass, stock insurances written —J. R. Grabam, tT7"HY pay more? Robinson gives '» 10 Der cent, better value in the gramaphone line than the highly advertised "cut" lines of city firms. (ÜBURBAN SECTIONS of three to 13 ten acreß for sale, easy terms — J. R. Graham. A GRAND RANGE of shirts, 3a 6d, ■ii- 4s 6d, 5s fid, 6s 6d.—Allison's' WANTED, smart lad for Chronicle v *> Office, one prepared to learn trade preferred. WANTED KNOWN, that D. Plet- '» cher is the oldest-established builder and joiner in Te Kuiti. Work undertaken in any part of the district. On 1 }? first-class tradesmen employed. Estimates and plans submitted on apnlinn.tion. 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. f\ T EWER, Taupiri Street (near \J. 11 the Saleyards), Coal, Coke and Firewood Merchant, Te Kuiti. General carting done. lAf| ACRES L.1.P., 2J miles by •IvV metalled road to water carriage, store, school and post and telegraph office to which the house is connected by telephone; cream collected free; price £7BO, terns half cash; full particulars 3. K. Newton, Eawhia. 'XMAS CARDS New designs Grand assortment 'Xmas Postcards 'Xmas Stationery 'Xmas Boxed Cards We will delight to show you the cards. Prices right. Cards are good. 1 a Collin's Pocket IQI a -«-* and Desk Diaries 1«/1* Full range. Please inspect. F. S. SUTTON On the corner HAIRDRESSER, TOBACCONIST Commercial Stationer and News Agent, Rora Street TE KUITI Te Kuiti-Arapae Coach DAILY SERVICE ' COACH is now leaving Te Kuiti Railway Station daily for the Arapae road via Oparure, running to Innes'camp Mondays and Saturdays. Leaves Te Kuiti at 10.30 a.m. arriving back at Te Kuiti at 4 p.m. Fares : To Oparure, single 2s 6d, Return 4s. To Arapae corner, single 3s 6d, .Return 6s. Picnic Pariits or Waitomo Caves trip by special arrangement. G. McLAREN Proprietor