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Waipa Post, Volume XII, Issue 587, 24 October 1916, Page 3

GENERAL NOTICES. NOW ON SALE NOW ON SALE NOW ON SALE NOW ON SALE NOW ON SALE NOW ON SALE 26 26 26 26 26 26 VIEWS OF TE AWAMUTU. VIEWS OF TE AWAMUTU. VIEWS OF TE AWAMUTU. VIEWS OF TE AWAMUTU. Views of Alexandra Street, Sloane Street, Town Hall and Empire Theatre Anglican, Presbyterian, Methodist, and Catholic Churches, the Departure of the First Volunteers from Te Awamutu to join the Expeditionary Forces, and the First Anniversary of War Celebrations; Railway Station, Public School, and Courthouse; Victoria Park and Glimpses of the Bowling Green; Intake of Water Supply, the Mangapiko Bridge, and Several Pretty Street and Farming Scenes. Procurable of all Stationers. PRICE, SIXPENCE. THE COMMERCIAL HOTEL, T E AWAMUTU. TELEPHONE 10. RALPH SMITH (Late of Terminus Hotel, Helensville, and National Hotel, Cambridge), JgEGS to announce that he has taken over the above Well-known and Popular Hotel from Mr Herman Luks, and hopes that, by strict attention to the wants of the Public, to merit a fair share of their patronage. SPECIAL NOTE to King Country Patrons.—Orders received by first mail are despatched by next train. Remittances must accompany all orders. THE TE AWAMUTU HOTEL Hotel is now under new management. Letters and Telegrams will receive prompt attention. FIRST-CLASS CUISINE. THE BEST BRANDS OF LIQUOR kept in stock. C HAS - ANDERSON (Late of Pukekohe and Tuakau), PROPRIETOR. CASH BUTCHERY NOW OPEN.

A. E. MILES jgEGS to inform the inhabitants of Te Awamutu that he has opened the shop lately in the occupation of Mr F. Budd, and hopes, by supplying the best quality of BEEF, WETHER MUTTON, and PORK, together with absolute cleanliness, to warrant a share of public patronage. As he is desirous of selling Meat at the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE he has decided to trade for CASH ONLY. A TRIAL SOLICITED. A. E. MILES, CASH BUTCHER, MARKET ST. Royal Mail (Contractors THOMSON BROS. LIVERY & BAIT STABLES. KIHIKIHI & TE AWAMUTU QO ACHES meet all trains Carrying of any description at lowest iates. Buggies and Hacks always on idle. EMPIRE CAFE. NFW PREMISES. SMOKED SCHNAPPER For Tea or Break last. Regular Supplies for Winter months. Fresh Fish in Daily. All varieties W. G.AKED, TE AWAMUTU FISH MAST. Refreshment Room Attached. Morning and Afternoon Teas Luncheon, etc. Look for the Sign of the EMPIRE CAFE (Late Mrs H. Keerdegen) Phone 135. MOTOR CARS jJON'T buy your new Car until you have seen the CLARKSON, which is absolutely up to date in every respect, and made specially for New Zealand roads. F. I. BERTRAM, AGILNT.