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Kawhia Settler and Raglan Advertiser, Volume IV, Issue 320, 12 July 1907, Page 2

Meetings, Etc. IMPORTANT PUBLIC MEETING. A MEETING of JBa.ineB.men nod Settlers interested in the progress of the Kawhia and Raglan districts will be held in Scott’s Hall on SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 12th, at 8 p.m. Business—To consider a letter offering tbe establishment of a bi weekly steam service connecting Kawhia and Raglan with Welling’on or Onehunga. Public Notices. NOTICE. IN fuiure a charge of 10a per day, after 48 hoars of being placed on the beach, will be made for pontoon*. F. W. NEWTON. W. MORGAN. NOTICE. ALL Trespassers on Bo toll and Waihinu will be pros?cated and their dogs destroyed. G. H. MACKENZIE. FOR SALE. SEVEN Volumes “ Pictoral History of England.” Published in 1855. For price, eta , apply “ SETTLER ” OFFICE. S 0 U V E N I KXA OF THE KING COUNTRY Jl CONTAINS OVER 80 SPLENDID VIEWS OF THE MARVELLOUS SCENERY TO BE SEEN IN THIS DISTRICT.

Secure on at once. Only a Limited Number Published. Price 3s, Posted 3s 3d. Obtainable from Settler Office, Kawhia ; Mrs J. Willison, Marokopa; Mr W. M. Newton, Kinohaku. wT A. HEALY, Fruiterer & Confectioner, NEAR THE WHABF, KAWHIA. The Best of Fruit (Fresh Weekly) Sold at Lowest Prices. BS* Herbal Beer, 3d per Glass, Always on Tap.

ALEXANDRA HOTEL, PIRONGIA, L. A. HIGGINS. Proprietor Good Accommodation for Visiters and TravellersGOOD STABLING. •S’ Best Wines, Spirits & Ales-2 STARTING PLACE FOR THE TE AWAMUTTT COACH. ~KAWHIA~ BAKERY? A L. TURRELL, row - AND BISCTIT BAOH Wedding and Christening Cakes made to order. Socials and Piciitir Parties Supplied on the shortest Notice. Charges reasonable. ■ NOTE— Every attention given to country orders. Utt A. L. TURRELL BLACKSMITH? JOHN MORGAN BEGS to announce that he will has commenced business as a GENERAL BLACKSMITH at 13* Horses Shod. Repairs to any Steam Plant or Farm Implement. Prices Moderate. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Any orders left with Ssttler, Kawhia, will be promptly attended co. WANTED SMOKERS TO TRY DERBY Tobacco, FLAKE OUT, in the new TWO OUNCE TINS It’s ft particularly fragrant aud cool ■moke.

FRUITJ FRUIT I TMTRS. A. WARD begs to announce ■L’-*- that she has eommenoed business as FRUITERER AND CONFECTIONER in the premises lately occupied by Mr R. Sircombe. .»* Fresh Emit Always On Hand; also, Lollies, Biscuits and soft Drinkt SMOKERS.—A first-class tobacco ia DERBY FLAKE CUT in tbe new TWO OUNCE TINS.