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King Country Chronicle, Volume VIII, Issue 688, 22 July 1914, Page 4

WANTEDS, FOR SALE. Etc. For sinan 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 JANTED TO LET. 115 chains of H fencing. Apply Dim6nd Bros., Waitomo Caves. 7ANTED SITUATION by firsfc- ''■' class woman cook in fortnight's time. Apply Chronicle Office. V OST from Pio Pio on 16th, one V grey beardy dog, answers to th 9 name of "Monkey"; also one black and white dog, name "Glen." Anyone giving information or returning same please communicate with 3< Cleaver or C. Lambie, Pio Pio. JANTED two goud hammer and " drill men. Apply .C. Maloney, Mangaotaki road. RANTED, smart boy to learn the trade. Apply Sutton Bros., hairdressers and tobacconists, To Kuiti BOARD, vacancy for two in comfortable home, terms moderate; also rooms to let with or without board. Apply "Allan," Boskenha, Ward street 'OUND on my property, one black long-haired collie dog. Owner can have same by paying expenses. G. j Anderson, Tapairu. - OWNER WANTED of small black dog, no collar, which followed P. Hyde from Te Kuiti to Rangitoto on Wednesday

10R SA' E, a few selected Cockerels -' and Pullets, bred from winners of Chrißtcharch Laying Competition, and closely related to world's record holders, nothing ' better 'in New Zealand. If you want to improve your strain get a trio of these birds—Pullets 10s 6d, Cockerels 10s 6d—Satisfaction guaranteed. C. A." Higgs, Ward street, Te Kuiti OR SALE, 50 acres swedes—Oparure, four miles from Te Kuiti. Apply Chronicle Office aOR SALE, bay cob, sound and JL quiet; also ideal pnny; also good sheep dog. For particulars apply Chronicle Office TOMAN WANTED to do wa3hing W one day a week. Apply Mrs Stevens, Te Kuiti r ANTED, person to do cleaning 'T eacb morning. Apply "Cleaning," Chronicle Office OST, bay gelding, branded TUA on near shoulder. £1 reward on returning same to Chronicle Office A PPLICATIONS invited for the - felling of 100 acres, more or less, of mixed busb. Apply 3'. Pratt, Te Kumi, opposite racecourse >OARD wanted by young man clerk 1) ina local office. Particulars to "Hospa9," care Chronicle Office [/ANTED, 3000 men to purchase '» 3000 pairs of pure wool Colonial saddle tweed troußers. Patterns and prices sent post free. Write and get in touch with T. Park, woollen merchant. New North road, Kingsland, Auckland JANTED, about 200 ti tree fascines 8 to 10 feet long. Apply Chronicle Office [AIZE, 4s 9d per bushel. Buy now i whilst cheap. Also poultry mash, meat meal and grit—C. B. Lever, King street LOST, 1 gentleman's gold ring with sapphire. £1 reward on returning same to Chronicle Office ERMAN LUKS, TeAwamutu. - says "Red Stripe" Whisky is growing more popular every day Send 500 more cases ' Red Stripe.' " RANTED TO LET, 150 acres of » bu3b, mostly taWb., Specifications to be seen at Green and Colebrobk's store, Pio Pio—Wilson and Boss, Puketiti ONIONS, good, 81bs Is—Dooley and Co. \0 LET, bedroom and use of kitchen dining room! Apply Chroncle Office

TO LET, Rimu Htrcefe, house % 6 rooms, pantry, bathroom, hot 'and cold water, washhoise. copper and tubs, coal shed, fowlhouse and run, quarter acre ground Apply Chronicle Office , ironmongery at Dooley and Go. in business. Auction sales as 7HO CANNOT SLEEP? Eat ' Dooley and Co's. onions. r R. GRAHAM is still continuing *J •in business. Auction sales as usual ■v Red Stripe" Whisky. -•■ »~...«3 and satisfy fhe public. _ >URE your neighbour's friendship -- by offering him " Red Stripe." ►RING THE CHILDREN! to have -* their photo taken by an experienced photographic artist—R.Barnett, above Boles' grocery Btore, Te Kuiti. QTRONG and reliable saddle tweed •O trousers, 8s 6d at Lineharo's. "OW to be happy though married!' ■ Drink " Red Stripe " Whisky. IT AIL Orders for all goods receive 4"- prompt and careful al tention at Giesen's Pharmacy, Te Kuili. "F you are any sort of a judge it -*:. will taste good to you as it tastes to me—" Red Stripe."