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King Country Chronicle, Volume IX, Issue 739, 23 January 1915, Page 4

NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. ANNIVERSARY OF AUCKLAND PROVINCE. WAIKATO CALEDONIAN SOCIETY'S SPORTS AT FRANKTON. ON January 29th the usual 4.0 p.m. Frankton -Te Kuiti train will leave Frankton 6.0 p.m., Te Kuiti arrive 8.25 p.m. Holiday Excursion Tickets will be issued from Taumarunui and any station north thereof on January 29th, available for return up to February 12th. Theße ticketß will NOT be available by the Main Trunk express trains on January 29th. BY ORDER.

REWARD. REWARD will be given for information that will lead to recovery of one two-year roan bull, piece out of back of both ears, dewlap. Anyone detaining same after ibis date will be prosecuted. T. KILMISTER, Waitomo Caveß. January 23rd, 1915. TE KUITI RIFLE CLUB. A MEETING of the Te Kuiti Rifle Club members will be held on Thursday evening, February 4th, at 8 o'clock, on the Domain, followed by drill. If raining, meeting will be held in the Rink. A. E. ROBINSON, Hon. Sec. THURSDAY, 28th JANUARY, At 2 p m. IAM favoured with instructions from Mr R. A. TIMS to sell by public auction at his residence, King street, all his furniture and effects as undernoted: — Handsome sideboard, dining table, dining chairs, 2 smokerb chairs, cabinet, occasional tables and chairs, overmantle, pictures, plush table cover, screens, floor coverings throughout the house, double rimu bedstead, dull finished, toilet ware,duchess chest and marble top washstand, blankets, kapoc and wire mattresses, single rimu bedsteads and bedding, duchess puir, hall screen, kitchen table and chairs, crockery, tools, portable tubs, pots and pans, fenderß, mats, rugs, hall and other curtains, good carpet Bquare, 1 Perfection kerosene stove, l.mps, blinds, and many sundries usually found in a well-furnished home. TERMS CASH. J. R. GRAHAM, Auctioneer. Wliitiora Private School, HAMILTON, Re-opens on February Ist. BEAUTIFUL and healthy situation near the far-famed No. I Bridge. Vacancies for Boarders (Girls and Boys.) All home comforts. Special attention to moral training, health and manners.' School under .Government inspection, with satisfactory results. Infants, all standards, and proficiency. Terms, £6O Per Annum.

Parents write now for Prospectus and particlars to : (Mrs.) E. S. CHAINEY, Principal. N.B. —Free school pass on Railway. Money to Lend. WE have sums of £BOO and £IOO available for loan on approved securities at current rates of interest, or for purchase of mortgages. BROADFOOT AND FINLAY, Barristers and Solicitors, Te Kuiti. Locally Grown Tomatoes Tomatoes Encourage local enterprise by purchasing from OGIER & CO., at Belguim House, American Bar, or at the Vineries CHURCH SERVICES FOR SUNDAY CHURCH OF ENGLAND. Te Kuiti: 8, H.C.; 11 Matins and Sermon; 7, Evensong and Sermon. Otorohanga: 7, Evensong and Sermon. Upper Waitomo: 11, Matins and H.C. Hangatiki: 3, Evensong and Sermon. Putake: Saturday night, 8, Evensong and Sermon. METHODIST CHURCH. Municipal Hall: 11, God's Unlikely Workers"; 7, "Lot'B Wife, the Un-decided."--Rev. P. Battey. 2.30, Sunday School and Girls' Bible Class. Otorohaga: 7, Rev. Hone M. Hare, European Service. Rangitoto: 2.45 Rev. P. Battey. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Te Kuiti: 11 and 7; 2.30, Sunday School. Oparure: 2.30 - Rev. F. M. Beattie. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCII. Te Kuiti: 11 and 7.—Rev. Duthie. ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH. Te Kuiti: 9, Mass; 2.30, Catechism; 7.15, Evening Devotions. Te Mapara: 11, Mass. —Rev. Father Finn.