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King Country Chronicle, Volume XX, Issue 2101, 9 April 1925, Page 6

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OTOROHANGA ADVERTISEMENTS Otorohanga Music House. OLOSEY'S BUILDINGS. District Agent for Famous "CRAMER" 8 "BROOKMAN" PIANOS Ifothing can be compared with them. (Signed) "Mascagri.-' ; ff Sonora" Gramophone THE HIGHEST-CLASS TALKING MACHINE IN THE WORLD. From £7 to £47 (cash or terms). Come and hear the Latest Song Waltz, "Waltz Me to Sleep." Orders taken for Tuning and Repairing. OTOROHANGA HOUSE - OTOROHANGA HOUSE - Close Railway Station. Opp. G.P.O. NOW UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT MRS JACK BELCHER Begs to announce to her friends and the travelling public that she has taken over this well-known Hostelry as from the Ist of June, and will make every effort to successfully cater for all old and new patrons. PERMANENT PATRONS SPECIALLY CATERED FOR. Moderate Tariff. Generous Cuisise. TELEPHONE 123. Telegrams—Mrs Balokar, Oterohanga,

OTOROHANGA ADVERTISEMENT THE MANIAPOTO DININO AN SUPPER ROOMS MRS FLETCHER (OLate of Kopaki) Bees to announce that she has open* MODERN DINING ROOMS fa Closey's Buildings, Main Street OTOROHANGA, Near the Monument. Dine at Mr Fletcher's, as her MEALS are a MON UMENT, and also a TOWER o. Strength. FISH SUPPERS A SPECIALITY. ...ji i a Meals at all hours. Prompt attentioi to guests. F3i . HENDERSON, Surgeon Dentist, Surgery Opposite G.P.0., OTOROHANGA. Phone No.: Surgery 146. OTOROHANGA MOTOR GARAGE. Mangham, Burreil and FORD SUB-DEALERS AND MOTOR ENGINEERS, GOAL AND FIREWOOD DEPOT and GENERAL CARRIERS. UNITY IS STRENGTH. Having recently amalgamated, we are out to cater for the requirements of all old customers, and will endeavour, by Prompt Service, to merit many new ones. SPARE PARTS FORDS. REPAIRS A SPECIALITY. GOODRICH TYRES. FORD ACCESSORIES. OILS. WAKEFIELD OASTROL. Wire, write, interview, or phone 34 when your esteemed instructions will be faithfully carried out.

"Cold comfort's all T Offer."—Roman Fable. Sympathy is not worth nyich. Sound advice is better. Take Baxter's Lung Preserver for colds, coughs, influenza and bronchitis. Famous remedy for over fifty-eight years. Gets to 'the root of the trouble and gives instant relief. Good for the whole family, being pleasant to take, warming and always dependable. As a tonic it also stands unrivalled. Generotos-sized bottle 2s 6d; family size 4s 6d. All chemists and stores. But be sure you get Baxter's. (8)

"When the financial returns for the year ending March 31st are complete, you will find that, despite motor opposition, the railways for the twelve months, have more 'than held their own. Passenger traffic has, of course, suffered a. great set-back, but in the carnage of goods, live stock, etc., I am confident gratifying returns will feature the end of the railway finanaial year." So observed a railway official from the Sou|th Island, at presenjfc on a visit to Wellington, to a Kmes' representative.