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King Country Chronicle, Volume IV, Issue 247, 2 April 1910, Page 4

CARRIERS F. M. Hattaway GENERAL CARRIER Te Kuiti. pARTING done to any part of the Township or Suburbs. All trains met. Wood and Coal always on hand for sale. Te Kuiti • Aria COACH SERVICE Leaves Te Kuiti Monday, Wednesday, Friday at 9 a.m. Leaves Aria Tuesday, Thursday, Saturuay at 9 a.m. Fares : Single 10s; Return 17s 6d Trips to Waitomo Caves any Sunday by arrangement. H. E. Lewis Proprietor N. Buchanan, LIVERY and Hood-St., BAIT STABLES, Hamilton. Coaches meet all Trains. Telephone, No. 110. Ambulance Orders promptly attended to. JF True* CARTER & ■ J-/• 1 I I CONTRACTOR TE KUITI Goods conveyed to any part of the District Orders left at G. MacDonald's stable receive prompt ATTENTION R. Coburn GENERAL CARRIER Aria Goods delivered promptly and carefully Two Teams on the Road. H. J. H. Lock Carrier Te Kuiti IS prepared to do Carting on the Te Kuiti, Aria and Mairoa Roads. Timber and Heavy Goods a Speciality. J. M. BIRD Carrier Te Kuiti BEGS to announce that he will be starting his waggons on the road as soon as weather permits. J 11*1 a«% General Carrier ■ noban, te kuiti. (Late Mr Nicholls' business) Wood and Coal. All trains met. A fair share public support Solicited. Orders left at Mr Nicholls Store promptly attended to. M.. S. Laurie, Te Awamutu. KING COUNTRY passengers remember that M. Laurie's Coaches meet all trains at Te Awamutu Station. '|j|; Buggies on Hire. John Pitcon GENERAL CARRIER Te Kuiti Coal and Firewood SUP P LIE D If you want GOOD Meat And like TENDER Meat And looking for a treat TRY T&ssell's SURE TO PLEASE WANTED KNOWN—The best place to obtain a good meal is the Arcadia Dining Rooms. 3 course dinner