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King Country Chronicle, Volume IX, Issue 735, 9 January 1915, Page 6

For Distressing Bronchiti:

MEDICAL. NURiSE HATTAWAY M WHARENANA '* Te Kuiti Nursing Home NURSE J. E. BROWN Medical, Surgical and Maternity (London, C.M.8.) All telephonic facilities. Engagements taken in any part of the district. Communications care Mrs. McLeqd, PioPio. SURVEYORS. A. W. CHEAL Licensed Surveyor > TE KUITI All Descriptions of Survey Work Undertaken. . Branch office at Otorohanga in charge of Mr. Fred IV^acs. J. E.Thomson O.R.FaRRER Thomson & Farrer Civil Engineers Hamilton and Surveyors, Taumaru Hamilton and Taumarunui.

DAVIS and PORTEOUS Civil Engineers and Licensed Surveyors. MANGARINO ROAD, TE KUITI P.O. Box no Telephone 137 Hydro-Electric Schemes, Water Supply and Sewerage Schemes designed and supervised. PERCY C.FRASI Licensed and Authorised Surveyor. Land Transfer and other, classes of Survey Undertaken. CHRONICLE BUILDINGS. -.. TE KUITI.

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