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Waipa Post, Volume IX, Issue 432, 16 July 1915, Page 6

THIS is to notify the public of Te Awamutu and district that I have sold my refreshment business of the Cafe Royal, Market street, to Mr W. Aked, of this town. I wish to thank all my customers for their patronage whilst in business, and ask for a continuance of the same to my X/UE desire to intimate to the public of Te Awamutu and district that we have taken over the business and premises formerly occupied by Mrs Todd, and known as the Cafe Royal. Our Fish and Oyster business in Alexandra Street is transferred to the above-named premises. Our customers are thanked for their past patronage and support, and we ask for a continuanceof the same in our new premises. Furthermore, we will endeavour to the best of our ability to cater for the needs of Mrs Todd's late patrons, and solicit their continued support. W. G. AKED, The Fish Deoot.

J. J. Anderson, SADDLER AND HARNESS MAKER, KIHIKIHI, ££EEPS a Well-assorted Stock of Saddlery, Harness, and Horse and Cow Covers from which to choose. Telephone No. 6'

REMEMBER T S a true LOCAL INDUSTRY, and Took NO Advantage of you in the Price of Flour, Oatmeal, and Rolled Oats during the recent unfortunate strike, though HE HAD THE OPPORTUNITY TO DO SO. The only compensation he now asks for this great act of benevolence is for you to continue using his NOTED FOR PURITY. QENTLE MEN'S Glace Derby Boots to be cleared out at 13/H- —Simes' Boot Shop, opposite Post Office.