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PUBLIC NOTICES

LEVIN REGENT THEATRE SCREENING FINALLY TONIGIIT Irvjng Berlin's "THIS IS THE ARMY" Starring men of the Armed Forces with George Murphy and Joan Leslie. Good seats still available. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY MATINEE THURSDAY 2 P.M. "night invader" Anne CRAWFORD, David FARRAR Not Suitable for General Exhibition Colour and Song Flood the Screen! "fiesta" (In Technicolour) With Anne Ayars, George Negrete, Armida, George Givot, Antonio Moreno. Glorious Songs! (For General Exhibition) Compiimentary social and dance To members of the "Women's Services" and W.W.S.A. of the Koputaroa and Ihakara Districts. KOPUTAROA HALL, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1946. At 8 p.m. ROY LESTER'S ORCHESTRA. ADMISSION: Gents 2/-, Ladies 1/-. CLAIMS ^LL persons having claims against the under-mentioned estates are requested to forward the sarae to the under-signed showing full particulars and certifled to as owing as at the date of death: William George ADKIN, late of Levin, Retired Farmer; died 13th September, 1946. Charles Wiggs CURTIS, late of Levin, Retired Postman; died 16th August, 1946. Stephen Henry DEATH, late of Levin, Dairy Factory Employee; died 27th August, 1946. Dorothea Christina GOLDSTONE, late of Levin, Widow; died 10th October, 1946. Patrick HEALY, late of Levin, Retired Farmer; died 25th October, 1946. Richard Alexander McKEAGG, late of Levin, Retired; died 30th October, 1946. Adam McLEOD, late of Levin, Retired Farmer; died 13th October, 1946. Alfred TRESEDER, late of Levin, Retired; died 25th October, 1946. BLENKHORN & TODD, Solicitors, Levin.

levin guides concert FRIDAY, NOYEMBER 22. To be held in College Hall. Come and be Entertained. Proceeds towards Local Scouts' Jamboree and donation to Wellington Cathedral fund. ADMISSION: 2/-, Children Half Price. DON'T MISS. LEVIN OPEN DISCUSSION FORUM fy]EETING tomorrow, Thursday, in the Oddfellows' Hall, at 8 p.m. Post War Problems. Full meeting of members requested. Public welcome. HOROWHENUA COLLEGE pVENING CLASSES will close on Friday, November 15. N. A. BYRNE, Principal. syd. g. taylor, RADIO SERVICEMAN (By Exam). RADIO SERVICE — RADIO SALES Latest Gulbransen models, also 5-Valve "Pacemaker." Depot for radio repairs at Maclean and Chapman's, Oxford St., and at Southgate's Garage, Otaki Railway. Workshop at — HANNAN ST.— 'Phone 507— LEVIN. (Near Horowhenua College). TEMPORARY TIME TABLE LEVIN BUS SERVICES TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS COMMENCING NOVEMBER 12. Friday Night In Out In Out p.m. p.m. p.m. Via Weraroa, Leave Bath St. 1.30 4.45 7.0 Winchester St. 1.33 4.48 7.3 Liverpool St. 1.35 4.50 7.5 Railway Stn. 1.37 4.52 7.7 Beach Rd. 1.39 4.54 7.9 » McKenzie St. 1.40 4.55 Keepa St. 1.41 4.56 7.11 w Mable St. 1-43 4.58 7.13 £ Slissex St. 1.44 4.59 7.14 Victoria St. 1.45 5.0 7.15 W Weraroa Rd. 1.47 5.2 7.17 qc Mako Mako Rd. 1.48 5.3 7.18 £ Stuckey St. 1.50 5.5 7.20 >. Weraroa Rd. 1.51 5.6 7£1 * Durham St. 1.53 5.8 7.23 Arr. Bus Stand 1.55 5.10 7.25 VIA BARTHOLOMEW ROAD p.m. p.m. p.m. In Out In Out Leave: „ n n S Bath St. 1-30 5.0 7.0 ^ Kent St. 1.31 5.1 7.1 w Winchester St. 1.31 ' 5.1 7.1 c6 Queen St. 1-32 5.2 7.2 g Sar'mew Rd. 1.34 5.4 7.4 ^ McArthur St. 1.36 5.6 7.6 Queenwood Rd. 1.38 5.8 7.8 ^ Roosevelt St. 1.39 5.9 7.9 £ Cambridge St. 1.40 5.10 7.10 % Arr. Bus Stand 1.44 5.14 7.14 j VIA YORK STREET In Out In Out p.m. p.m. p.m. Leave: 6 Bath St. 1.45 5.11 7.15 £ Queen St. 1.46 5.12 7.16 Princes St. 1.48 5.14 7.18 r-t King's Drive 1.50 5.16 7.20 03 York St. 1.51 5.17 7.21 -£ Salisbury St. 1.54 5.19 7.23 £ Exeter St. 1.55 5.20 7.24 cq Bristol St. 1.57 5.22 7.26 £ York St. 1.59 5.24 7.28 g Oxford St. 2.3 5.28 7.32 „ Kawiu Rd. 2:3 5.28 7.32 % Arr. Bus Stand 2.6 5.31 7.35 3 Friday afternoon out service can be used to connect with Service to •Palmerston North at 6 p.m.

farmers : When purchasing farm equipment remember that you can get PROMPT SERVICE for the machinery lines represented by our three agencies: If you require HAY MACHINERY for the coming season lefc us-^tiQte you now. ' ' farm services (R. A. Collins and J. II. Lines) Local Agents for Booth Macdonald and Co., Ltd., Gane Milking Machine Co., Lister Separator Co. BATH STREET (Opp. Library), LEVIN. 'Phone 491. NOTE. — Shop open usual business hours.

BAkry & freefflan, ltd Opticians, PALMERSTON NORTH QUR MR. ROWLAND BAILEY vlsitf Levin every month. Next Visit: TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, November 19th and 20th VDDRESS: C/- Mr. C. S. Keedwell 'Phone 51 Levin WANTED TO BUY ^ANTED TO BUY.— Five or Six good Rabbit Dogs. Address at "Chronicle" Office, Levin. WE are cash buyers of Used Cars. — McMinn Motors, Ltd., Authorised Ford Dealers. Levin. CPOT CASH for Furniture, Tools, Croekery and everything repairble and saleable. — Auction Mart. )pp. Plunket Rooms, Levin. Teleshone 292, Res. 458. Auction Saies onducted anvwhere pIMBER TREES. — We are buyers .of Plnus, . Bluegum, Native Bush, etc.. standing or felled, at stump or delivered to mill skids. The C. & A. Odlin Timber and Hardware Cp„ Ltd., Roe Road, Levin. Phone 205.

MURPHTS Mail & Passenger Service LEAVE FOXTON: Daily 6.50 a.m. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 3 p.m. Arrive Levin 3.40 p.m. LEAVE LEVIN DAILY: 11.10 a.m and 5.10 p.m. Arrive Foxton 11.45 a.m. and 5.45 p.m. LEAVE FOXTON : Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 3 p.m. Arrive Levin 1.40 p.m. Sunday Service deleted till further notice. FRIDAY ONLY: Depart Foxton 6.30 p.m., arr. Levin 7.15 p.m. Depart Levin 8.45 p.m., arr. Foxton 9.30 p.m. This Schedule operates only ti!1 Train Hestrictions cease. DEPOTS: A. L. Williams, Ltd., Levin. R. L. Heath, Foxton. E. J. MURPHY, Prop.