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King Country Chronicle, Volume VIII, Issue 696, 19 August 1914, Page 8

ROYAL M AIL CO A C-H TIM E|lp|B LE /^ From Te Kuiti to Pio Pio and Aria (tri-weekly) Monday's, Wednesday's and Friday's, at 8 a.m.' : : v-\.r From Te Kuiti to Pio Pio and Mahqenui on Mopdays and Fridays,B a.m. From Aria and Pio Pio to Te Kuiti < tri-weekly )j Tuesday's, Thursday's and Saturday's,;at 8 a.m. and J. 30 p.m. ; From Mahoenui to Te Kuiti on Tuesday's and Saturday's at 8 a.m. Booking Office and Stables, Sheridan Street. Buggies Gigs and Hacks on hire. Special' coach tritss to Waitomo Caves, etc; can be arranged! ;r * Good horse feed. . . ' First-class paddocking. Prompt replies to letters and telegrams. Telephone No. 38: Livery and Bait Stables, Te Kuiti, Pio Pio and Otorohanga.

s issf§n MF S#i? . It is hardly necessary to mention the, fact that a WELL-LIGHTED ROOM • GIVES 'SATISFACTION. A cheerfully lighted, room is half the welcome to your friends. But to have the greatest satisfaction use The . •. 'SURPLICE' HANGING LAMP :: Out on its own for success in the Lamp world. : At' Bedrock' Prices for Cash. - THE CASH HARDWARE MERCHANT Call, and « Old Jack ' will show you Lamps of all descriptions & prices.

' During the present crisis it is our intention to supply our customers with with the necessaries of life at a bare advance on cost io cover freight and handling. ■. So-'far Flour is the only line that has fceen ; advanced, butL we hope the Government will take action and compel the Millers to reduce. We do not anticipate making" ah advance in the price of BREAD. ■' < We may be compelled to curtail credit, and we ask our " friends to co-operate with us, and pay Cash when possible. There will be no shortage of supplies at our Branches. ; Our aim is to help the Empire in its time of trial, not to exploit the people. FOR THE DIRECTORS OF P. R. Colebrook, CHAIRMAN.