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Chronicle (Levin), 13 August 1946, Page 7

r- ^ THE FIRST OF SPRING AT !stanleys ® ENGLISH WOVEN CHECK GINGHAMS, in a wide variety. 4 '6 vard ® 36in. FAST COLOUR HitlRCORDS. Delightful designs and colours. 4 1 yard ® PARIS PRINTS, in rich Floral designs. Exclusive to Stanleys. 10/6 yard WATCH OUR WINDOWS STANLEYS I Phone 472. OXFORD STREET, LEVIN. i: r~~ ^ YOUR Furnishing Problems ARE Made Easy AFTER A VISIT TO J. W. Lynch Ltd. EXCLUSIVE FURNISHERS, BATH STREET (Opp. Council Chambers) LEVIN. PIIONE 420. 'PIIONE 420 j UPHOLSTERER I I). R. JOIINSON has commenced business as an j upbolsLuvr in Levin, and guarantees first class ! work. Range oi leather eloth in all colours for j dining room chairs, etc., available. D. R. J0HNS0N, ! (Late Scoullar Co., Ltd., Wellington). | 'PHONE 320, LEVIN. F=^~-^==ii CONCENTRATE Your Advertising in "THE CHRONICLE" | and watch your Business grow. f ' i V i ' ■

W tffifM' i |f§%^ '•&wfck 7 |iy SO o lT ^ maintain full production rations by 7 •- j. Providing the best of your fresh spring paddocks •' for your miikers and rationing new growth by "on and off" grazing until ample grass is available. 2. Feeding hay and silage until cows refuse to eat it any longer. 3. Planning your hay and silage areas for next harvest— but harrow the paddocks selected prior to closing. 4. Rearing additional heifer calves from good cows this coming season and so build up your herd with good stock. W&&MT FAMIUES §§> &a ^-Yr ! Jos^ Prepar«3 fry tfte Departm«nt of Agriculture fbr the Pimtne Fm?r»«ncy CemmrtfMt j — m i| i i nyioi ■"— ■■■■»— '■" "■ ■' nifimrnnn .