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King Country Chronicle, Volume XXXIII, Issue 4807, 7 July 1939, Page 1

Public Notices. WAIKATO REGIMENT. RECRUITS WANTED, 18—32 YEARS. PIO PIO - ARIA TRAINING CENTRES. A RECRUITING MEETING Will be held in the rpOWN H ALL ' P lO P lo ' On MONDAY -NEXT, JULY THE 10th, At 8 p.m. Free transport from Aria has been arranged for intending recruits. W. K. Jones's bus leaves Aria at 7.30 p.m., and returns after meeting. BE PREPARED TO DEFEND NEW ZEALAND. ROLL UP AND ENLIST. 213 PUBLIC MEETING. A MEETING of Citizens is called for TUESDAY EVENING NEXT, the 11th July, at 8 p.m., in the PARISH HALL, Te Kuiti. BUSINESS: National Defence and Recruiting. H. T. MORTON, 215 " Mayor. NOTICE—POISON LAID. QWING to worrying of sheep by dogs, Poison has been laid on the undermentioned properties:— B. HARDY, Te Kuiti. W. ALBRECTSEN, Te Kuiti. NATIVE DEPARTMENT'S BASE FARM, Te Kuiti.

LOYAL ORANGE INSTITUTION OF N.Z., LODGE No. 115. ALL Members are • required to attend Church Parade Sunday, July 9th, at Presbyterian Church. Muster at Church Hall at 10.30 a.m. Evening Service at Presbyterian Church, Cambridge. Arrangements to be made after morning service. 210 By order of the W.M. TAXI. JACK * pEDERSEN From ANYWHERE TO ANYWHERE, ANY TIME. . TELEPHONE 301 RESIDENCE. gPECIAL. (PKT.) SUNSWELL PRUNES, QD. PER LB. TRY OUR SPECIALLY BLENDED LOOSE rpEA AT 2/6 PER LB--Ist GRADE DRIED FRUITS TO HAND. gKINLESS pEACHES, \/2 LB. - PER LB. FARMERS' (]O-OPERATIVE AUCTIONEERING (JOMPANY, LTD. TE KUITI PHONE 116. A T 1/ rpHE MAN everybody has been looking for will be in attendance at the rpE J£UHT gHOW. Look for his stand. He will tell you how, for a few shillings a week, one may own a HOME and also how to look ahead and provide for the CHILDREN'S EDUCATION. Last, but not least, he will tell the reasons why people INVEST their money in the THE NORTHERN BUILDING SOCIETY. Members' Profits exceed £IBI,OOO. Cash Advances exceed £1,500,000. Reserve £33,000. Organiser: A. MITCHELL, C/o the Receiving Agent: K. W. LOW, SOLICITOR, ' SECURITY BUILDINGS, TE KUITI.