OLDEST ESTABLISHED BUTCHERY BUSINESS IN TE KUITI. R. and P. Cotter, Oppoßite Railway Btation. Ri»g No. 11 for your order. Cash Buyers of Hides, Skins, Tallow, etc. W. McPherson & Sons, Bakers & Confectioners, (Late of Mount Eden, Auckland.) Desire to intimate to the residents of Te Kuiti and surrounding districts that they have taken over the Bakery Business of C. Stallard's, better known under the name of Walker Bros., and hope for a continuance of the generous support given to their predecessors, and by strict attention to all orders and keeping nothing but the finest quality of goods, to gain the confidence of the public of Te Kuiti. WM. MACPHERSON AND SONS. NEW ERA FOWL RANCH. Settings Eggs, Day-old Chicks, of breeds White Leghorns, White Rocks, and I.R. Ducks. These are layers. Note: In 44 weeks 3 Leghorn pullets laid 727 combined total; individual total: No. 1, 263; No. 2, 240; No. 3, 220, and one White Rock pullet in 35 weeks laid 183 eggs. Clear out the boarders—get this class of fowl in your yard. Prices: Settings Leghorns from 10s.; W. Rocks from 7s upwards; I.R. Duck Settings 6s. All chicks and ducklings from 18s per doz. upwards, day old. Order now, C.W.O. Inspection invited. Further information on application. A few cockerels of above breeds for sale, 20s and 30s. GEO. RITCHIE, New Era Fowl RanJch, Te Kuiti Road Te Kuiti. F4l NURSE L. J. RULE. CM. MATERNITY NURSE. Phone 113, Next Dr Nicholson's, OTOROHANGA. (A CARD.) MR. E. G. WRIGHT, LL.B., Barrister and Solicitor, PIO PIO. Has commenced the practice of his profession, and may be consulted at his office situate in the old County Buildings at Pio Pio. F 43
K. L. BEDLINGTON, Licensed Surveyor. Phillips and Patterson's Buildings, Maniapoto Street Otorohanga. Begs to announce that he has acquired the practice of Mr J. A. Parry. W. J. KING, ACCOUNTANT, Land and Income Tax Returns. Office: King Street, Te Kuiti. T. NGARONBO, GENERAL BLACKSMITH. Shoeing a Speciality. Corner of Lawrence Street and Esplanade.' Rangitoto Road :: Te Kuiti. ONE OF THOUSANDS. Are you one of thousands of plodding employees, who go on year after year with little chance of' advancement? Have you ever asked yourself why it is some fellows rise rapidly? Do you say with others, "Oh, he is one of the lucky ones," when in your heart you know the real reason for the other chap's success is— GREATER KNOWLEDGE, And that greater knowledge was only gained by study. You can emulate those "Lucky ones." Study will do for you what it has done for them. Master one of the following courses, at home, in. your spare time:— Accountancy, Law, Banking, Advertising, Teacher's, Business Letter Writ- ' ing, Public Service. Don't wait any longer—write for particulars. Now! HEMINGWAY 8 ROBERTSON'S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, Ltd., P.O. Box 516, AUCKLAND.
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King Country Chronicle, Volume XVIII, Issue 1859, 8 September 1923, Page 1
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