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King Country Chronicle, Volume VIII, Issue 648, 4 March 1914, Page 4

WANTEDS, FOR SALE, Etc OR SALE, cheap, four tanks and one Orion range. Applv Jane's buildings, Te Kuiti. L""00K"6U f7or - BBzaar"arid Christmaa Tree on behalf of Methodist Church Building Fund, first week in April. COTTAGES TO LET, also officea. Apply B. Wolff, 'phone 112. mO LET, 5-roomed cottage, Edplan- - ade, hot and cold water. Applv I Chronicle Office. [RANTED, smart boy to learn the VY trade throughout. Apply Sutton, on the corner, Te Kuiti. JOP PICKING starts on Monday, 9th inst, room for few more pickers. Apply Stanton and Co. WANTED, respectable young girl to assist in domestic duties, sleep home preferred. Apply Mrs J. Cochrane. OUR GOOD MEN wanted at once to cut fern and scrub two miles from Te Kuiti. Wages 9a per day and found. Apply A. Julian, Te Kuiti. fjlO LET, two roomed shanty toJ- gether with 2 acres of land suitable for stock paddock; price 15s per week. Apply A. Julian, Te Kuiti. IOR SALE, purebred Jersey bull, six years ola, by Dr Jim; cheap. Aleo two yearling grade Jersey bulla. Apply G. J. Bevege, Mairoa road, Pio Pio. ANTED, men for fencing. Apply ¥¥ Herbert Brandon, Hauturu, Kawhia. LARGE range of ladies' belts, 6d each —Allison's. iinnAA FIRST-CLASS freehold X>£u\J\! security required for £2200. Apply Mackay 'and Jones, Te Kuiti. NEXT Otorohanga sale Friday, 20th, entries solicited—J. R. Graham. 71NG Country saddle trousers — "They have a hip pocket," 13s | 6d—Allison's. ITOUT hard wear trousers for workI&J ing wear, 8s lid per pair—AlliTO LET, 4-roomed cottage, also house and 10 acres —J. R. Graham. ______ LADIES' ready-to-wear hats, all clearing at ls6 d—Allison'H. iREAT BARGAINS at Lineham's \X monster cash drapery sale. Goods going at less than quarter price. JR. GRAHAM has been appointed ■ local agent for the Internation! Harvester Company's implements. REASONABLE DRAPERY almost given away at Lineham's great sale of drapery and clothing for a few days only. JOLITELY tell him he s romancing -*- if he says that Robinson does not sell pianos on the easiest terms. JOYS' straw and summer hats, 6d ■■*-* at Allison's. rE are here to stay—not birds of " passage—and our guarantee is behind every piano we sell, and we are here behind our guaranteeRobinson, Te Kuiti. iv more? You can get it T T cheaper and better at Robineon's. r»ORDE~RED casement cloth, good ' quality and colours, Is yard— Allison's. THOSE who appreciate value will do their gramophone business with Robinson. His prices are bedrock. T ' Robinson's. You won't be far out. l MONGST medium - priced pianos, *•-»- the Payne and the Kuhla stand out pro-eminent in quality and value. A. E. Robinson, agent. t)A AAA ACRES native lease, carrying capacity at present 3000 sheep. Goodwill £IO,OOO. Apply John Ormsby, Land and Commission Agent, Te Kuiti and Otorohanga. CHRISTMAS toys, fancy goods, novelties, —get them at Robinson's and you will be satisfied aa well as the recipient. 1 THERE are now hundreds of grama- - phone 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 tuts arriving daily, F. S. SUTTON On the corner HAIRDRESSER, TOBACCONIST Commercial Stationer and News Agent, Rora Street TE KUITI