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Waipa Post, Volume VII, Issue 329, 10 July 1914, Page 1

THE TE AWAMUTU HOTEL TE AWAMUTU. j. Jackson - Owner. Phone 2. P.O. Box 16. The Proprietor has gone to considerable expense in enlarging the premises, including the addition of 35 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. Cuisine under the personal supervision of Mrs Jackson. A First-class Chef kept. 4 Well Lighted and Commodious Sample Rooms. Night and Day Porter in Attendance. All Orders from the King Country despatched by return.

THE COMMERCIAL HOTEL, TE AWAMUTU. TELEPHONE TO above Hotel is centrally situated, being next Bank, Courthouse, new Sale Yards, and Town Hall. Night Porter in attendance. TARIFF: 7S PER DAY. HERMAN A. LUKS, PROPRIETOR.

Phone 5.] [Box 14. OHA.UPO HOTEL OHAUPO. Under Entirely New Management. EXCELLENT CUISINE. All letters and telegrams promptly attended to. W.G. ABBOTT, PROPRIETOR.

FOR IS ALE, Second-hand Double Buggy. Second-hand Sulky, Horse, and Harness, together or separate Second-hand Waggon; will carry 2 tons. 4-Cow Plant Lawrence-Kennedy Milking Machine, with Felix Motor Benzine Engine and all Belting and Shafting complete. Ever} thing guaranteed in first-class order. Owner giving up milking. AGENTS FOR: DAIMLER LORRIES, CHASES, & BUSES SINGER LIGHT CARS. G. SPINLEY & Co., Coachbuilders, Horseshoers and General Smiths, Sloane Street : Te Awamutu.

They are coming. HAT ? Why, the long evenings; and so that we may spend them pleasantly together let us go a-nd procure one or more of the many new PARLOR GAMES from G. W. MAIRS’ Stationery, Fancy Goods, and News Agency Depot. Orders booked for all Periodicals & Magazines. Postal orders promptly attended to. Assure your neighbour’s friendship by offering him “ Red Stripe.”*