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Hot Lakes Chronicle, Volume 4, Issue 177, 22 April 1896, Page 3

W. A, WILLIAMS' PIONEER STORE. Opposite Pa!aw Hotel. OILMEN'S STORES, IRONMONGERY, CROCKERYWARE, DRAPERY, &c.,& c . A wf-l'-assorted stock in all lines of the above at lowest prices. New Zealand Dairy Association's Factory Butter fresh t*ice weekly. New Laid Eggs, & c ., &c. UNITED INSURANCE COY., LIMITED. CAPITAL, £500,000. FIRE risks of all classes undertaken at lowest current rates. Claims settled promptly and liberally. New Zealand Head Office, Wellington. Resident Sec., James S. Jamison. Auckland' Agent: A. Heaiheb, Custom Street. Botorua Agent: F. P. Watt, Chisu.nici Office. AUCKLAND and WAIKATO AGENCY Near Catholic Church, BOTORUA. SPECIAL SALE CHEAP CLOTHING NOW GOIXG ON Commission Agent Rotorua Tours. I)ASSENGERS to Rotorua areadvised thai a regular daily coach service between Okoroire and Rotorua and vice versa is now running. The advantages o Hliis route are numerous, a somewhat tedious railway journey is broken, and the route traverses some of the loveliest Bush Scenery in New Zealand. FARES, 10s EACH WAY. Special Conveyances can be arranged for. Leave Okoroire for Rotorua and "Whakarewarewa daily at 10 a.m. Leave Rotorua and Whakarewarewa tor Okoroire, daily at 10 a.m. All passengers are advised to avail themselves of this Route as Okoroire is one of the show places of the Thermal District, and no visit to the Laics is complete without its inclusion. Special attention is called to the fact that a coach leaves Rotorua and Whakarewarewa on .Sunday at 1(1 a.m. HCENTS: THOS. COOK it SOX, Auckland and Rotorua. FIREWOOD! FIREWOOD! RATA .\m. TAWA, Delivered by Kusabs Bros, to any part of the township at Lowest Cuekent Rates. BEST HOUSEHOLD COAL. Orders received at the yards, Line- 1 TO THE PUBLIC OF ROTORUA. IBEG to thank the Public of Rotorua for their favours dining- the past fifteen years, and to notify that for the convenience of residents in the New Township, and my trade generally, 1 have built which me now open for business, and I am prepared to supply Primk Meat in both New and Old Townships. An Inspection is invited. HENRY KIRK. BARBER AND HAIRDRESSER, I)EGrS to announce that ho has com* y menced basinets in the shop in the old town, formerly occupied by Mr McEadyen, saddler, and hopes, to merit a share of the public support. RAZORS SET. A Choice Assortment of Tobaccos, Cigars, Cigarettes & Smoker's Requisites. HAIRDRESSING SALOON L. BULL, having taken over trie Hair-dressing' Saloon of Mr H. Stewart, solicits the same patronage accorded to his predecessor. Mr H. Stewart will still conduct the business on my "behalf. L-. BULL,