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Chronicle (Levin), 26 July 1946, Page 6

■ • • x uu uiinuniuijEi LADIES WINCEY NIGHTS IN 'SHADES OF BLUE, PEACH, PINK, CKEAM. Sizes W./O.S., X.O.S. Short Sleeves from 11/6 Long Sleeves from 15/6 INTERLOCK NIGHTS IN SHADES CREAM, PEACH, BLUE, GREEN. '' ■ Sizes S.W.,- W., O.S. ' From 14/6LOCKNIT NIGHTS ASSORTED STYLES. SHADES WIIITE, . TORQUOISE BLUE, PEACH, GREEN. , ' From 19/9 // LADIES' WINCEY PYJAMAS • ■ Sizes S.W., W., O.S. ' ' Sfriped 19/11 — Floral 1776 ; JOHN OililBY'S 'PHONE 471. OXFORD STREET, LEVIN. , — — — ; J ■ PHILIPS RADIOPLAYERS ALSO A COMPLETE RANGE^^^^^E MODELSA. L.ROBINSON j OPP. GRAND HOTEL, OXFORD STREET, LEVIN. UPHOLSTERER 1 D. R. JOHNSON has commenced business as an upholsterer in Levin, and guarantees first class work. Range of leather eloth in all colours for dining room chairs, etc., available. D. R. JOHNSON, (Late ScouIIar Co., Ltd., Wellington). 'PHONE 320, LEVIN, . v - - ■ - - - - — — __ — /, — ■ — = ^ PETER MacINTYRE'S picture ef Major-General / Sir Bernard Freyberg, supplied with ycur copy of "War Record," is far too good to waste. .;•/.- v HAVE IT ATTRACTIVELY FRAMED ' v FOR 4/6 BY T. J. COUTIE WERAROA, LEVIN. 'PHONE 475. £ m , i , ,, rr • ,, r~ „ *

The Third Horseman rides wild Over Europe and Asia. M ^leat * • (9onNs *" Between his grim shadow and the British people stands B " • S3o nn Jr the Empire farmer. On the efforts he makes to day will f ^/?ea t m Ac 'Res J largely depend the well-heing of his British kith and kin. S ^'^'9g o " 25o,oqq g New Zealand has a responsihility — to produce more I Baruts " $0,oqq g food for Great Britain and to make herself self-sup- I Barie " ^OOQ / porting in many foods normally imported. Piay I ^zize . ^ ' 1 S.00Q / your part in achieving the 1946-47 Production Plah. / o°tat°es - 25 2,000 / fiqhi FaminefM Prepared by the Department of Agriculture for the Famine Emergency Commitcee, IBJ . i J. J|i ' 1 W.'.ii|g^ ' 'H.7 ' J w'wi iwi i.ui'iipi i Jiiii i wrrrii. l wi.'flTariiWBnmrrni