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Chronicle (Levin), 4 January 1947, Page 7

It's Holiday Time See | STANLEYS RANGE OF SUN SUITS PLAY SUITS GYPSY SKIRTS SHORTS Beach Bags, Bathing Hats, etc., to give added Pleasure to Your Holidays. STANLEYS 'Phone 472. Oxford Street, Levin. * = - '■—■■■_ j _ • V GREETINGS . . . . Throughout a continually changing world we atill adhere to the age-old custom of setting aside world and business problems in favour of fricndly greetings at this Holiday Season. 4 We thank you sincerely fof your friendship and co-operation, and extend our best wishes for a Prosperous New Year. J. W. Lynch Ltd. (Levin's Exclusive Furnishers) BATH STREET, LEVIN. Telephone 420. ■■ - ■ 1 ,.,/r

FLOWER GROWERS Send your cut flowevs to us for fiighest prices and protnpt refcuriis. Daily Auetion Saies, Monday to FRIDAY. Labels and advice notes sent on application ALL TRAINS MET. GEORGE THOMAS & C0.( LTD., FRUIT EXCHANGE, WELLINGTON.

G. E. LEE, Wood and Coal Merchant. DEPOT: Cambridge Street, Levin DRY FIREWOOD cut to any lengths. Sole Agents Glen Afton Coal. PROMPT DELIVERY • • * CASH -ON DELIVERY. 'Pitone; 122D. , THE LEVIN MEAT COfflPANV Can "Meat" you ln your demand for Prime Ox and Heifer Beef — Spring Lamb—Hogget Muttori, and Quality •Luncheon aird Saveloys. - • Levin: Oxford St. (Av^nue Casli Butchery) — Phone I8&" Weraroa: Opp. Railway Station — Phone 24. '

KEHABILITATION . will seltie 8,000 Ex-Servicemen Farming on a sound basis ^ ^ This is what the scheme makes avail- How YOU can belp ; ahle. Loans of up to £6,000 at 3% _ ' ' ■ ' • _ _ '' ' _ reducihle to 2% in the first repayment PeoPle of New Zealand owe a debt year. Subsidised training under practical to those who fought. The way to pay it , farmers for those who haven t quite the _jg — to increase production,! We are liickier ] experience required. Others may takq ^ other country m the world - , * refresher or toppmg on courses 111 agri- , " ^ r. i . » i j culture under special grants. Expert our shortages are fewer, less critical and adxdce is given on typeS of farms, equip- most are being rapidly overtaken. A ment, stock, prohahle yields and land sincere and sustained effort by the rest of i values. No stone is Ieft untuxned to see u9 can „uickiy goive shortages which are 1 that the ex-serviceman fitted tor farm- u _ J . _ ° _ . _ ing shall start on a sohd basis, and in at Present sIowmg thc rate at wtuch our financial security. ex-servicemen can be settled, so — • KEEP PRODUCTION HJGH ] ■ _ . , . I ' . • _ ' . t. ' iimiiii I M gr ua? A3 y w g