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King Country Chronicle, Volume VIII, Issue 658, 8 April 1914, Page 3

xxxxxxxxxxx>&xxxxxxxxxxxxx X XX 1 D.J.YOUNG 1 V"— : X X • I X X Ironmonger X TO THE FARMERS and Plumber X X X We advise FREE and install Hydraulic Rams and Windmills in any part of the district. We have in stock all X X s i zes °f pumps to suit all purposes. X X X X We attend to all plumbing work with utmost promptX itude. X X We have the best selection of Ranges and Ironmongery in the district. X X X X X X X We arc agent for Shacklock's Orion X Ranges, Champion Ranges, Methvens X X Unique Boilers, Messrs Reid & Grays Farm Implements, Royal Fire Ins. Co. ££ X X X X X X X X X X X X X application. X Telephone 68. ' Rora Street, Te Kuiti Catalogues and Prices on xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx MONSTER Cash Drapery and Clothing SALE BARGAINS GREAT BARGAINS Geo. Lineham. The up-to-date Cash Draper RORA STREET, TE KUITI. Next Bank of N.Z.

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In order to emulate the feat of an American girl, who crossed five hundred miles of prairie in twelve days, Grace Waugh, aged sixteen, completed, bridleless, the journey from Melbourne to Sydney in eleven days, doing an average of fifty milea a day.