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King Country Chronicle, Volume VIII, Issue 646, 25 February 1914, Page 4

w WANTEDS, FOR SALE, Etc ?or small advertisements in this column the charge 9: 18 words One Shilling, Three insertions Two-ind-SUpence; and Sixpence for each additional Nine words or part thereof. Cash in advance ANTED, respectable young girl. Apply Chronicle Office. jpTITI COURT CONCORD.— .U.I:. The Lodge will meot in the Congregational Church Vestry tomorrow (Thursday, 26th inst.) at 7.30 p.m. —H. Arthur, C.R. ANTED, men for fencing. Apply Herbert Brandon, Hauturu, Kawhia. L OST, cheque No. 62,809, Union Bank of Australia £5 14b, drawn by Petch Bros., payable to C. Stevens. Payment has been stopped. mO LET, two-roomed cottage in -L Rata street, tank and good range, rent 7h Gd. Apply G. Laurie, Rata street mO LET small empty room to let, X detached; rant 2s 6d per week. Apply Chronicle Office. WANTED KNOWN that W. T. Mills, author and lecturer, will address a public meeting in the Town Ball. Te Kuiti, on March 3rd. Farmers, businessmen and genera! public cordially invited. LARGE range of ladies' belts, 6d each —Allison's. 110 LET, new whare, also stretchers, • mattresses and cooking utensils. Apply Chronicle Office for particulars. nrtnAA FIRST-CLASS freehold security required for £2200. Apply Mackay and Jones, Te Kuiti. FFICE TO LET, central position. Apply A. S. Gresham. 0 WANTED, smart lad to learn the trade. Apply W. McColl, hairdresser and tobacconist, Te Kuiti. [EXT Otorohangn sale Friday,'j2oth, I entries solicited —J. R. Graham. MNG Country saddle trousers— "They have a hip pocket," 13s 6d—Allison's. QTOUT hard wear trousers for working wear, 8s lid per pair—Allison's. TO LET, 4-roomed cottage, also house and 10 acres —J. R. Graham. LADIES' ready-to-wear hats, all clearing at Ib 6 d —Allison's. BARGAINS at Lineham's j monster cash drapery sale. Goods going at less than quarter price. JR. GRAHAM has been appointed • local agent for the Internationl Harvester Company's implements. SEASONABLE DRAPERY almost given away at Lineham's great sale of drapery and clothing for a few daya only. POLITELY tell him he's romancing if he says that Robinson does not sell pianoa on the easiest terms. OYS' straw and summer hats, 6d at Allison's. B /E are here to stay—not hirdß of ' passage—and our guarantee is behind every piano we sel), and we are here behind our guaranteeRobinson, Te Kuiti. yHY pay more? You can get it ' cheaper and better at Robinson's. BORDERED casement cloth, good quality and colours, Is yard— Allison's. mHOSE who appreciate value will -i- do their gramophone business with Robinson. Hi 9 prices are bedrock. WHEN you think of music, think of Robinson's. You won't be far out. AMONGST medium - priced pianos, the Payne an 3 the Kuhla stand out pre-eminent in quality and value. A. E. Robinson, agent. C)A AAA ACRES native lease, carrying capacity at present 3000 sheep. Goodwill £IO,OOO. Apply John Ormsby, Land and Commission Agent, Te Kuiti and Otorohnnga. CHRISTMAS toys, fancy goods, novelties, —get them at Robinson's and you will be satisfied as well as the recipient. THERE are now hundreds of gramaphone records to choose from at Robinson's. WHY pay more? Robinson gives 10 per cent, better value in the gramaphone line than the highly advertised "cut" lines of city firms. LATEST BOOKS Woman thou gavest me By Hall Caine Scott's Last Expedition (2 vols.) The Dream Ship By C. Stockley Parrot & Co. By H. McGrath Broken Halo By Flo Barclay Iron Trail By Rex Beach Golden Road By L. Montgomery Laddie By Cene Potter Rising Dawn By Harold Begbie Souls in Pawn By Lindsay Russel V.V.'s Eyes By Sydney Harrison New is nets arriving daily. ¥. S. SUTTON On the corner HAIRDRESSER, TOBACCONIST Commercial Stationer and News Agent, Rora Street TE KUITI