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-Farm Services(Dairy Engineers & Farm Machinery Agents.) Inspect out "Boothmac" Pumpiug Outfits: . 1 J.18 — 110 Gallons 'per hour. Fig. 412 — 240 Gallons per hour. Fi'g. 912—450 Gallons per hour. ; In additioii to selling, wc instal, and service. ; LOCAL AGENTS FOR: Boothmac Farm Equipment Gane Milking Machines Lister Senarators. ' R. A. COLLINS & J. H. LINES 66 BATH STREET (Opp. Library). LEVIN. Telephone 4S1. FOR . Expert RADIO Service TELEPHONE 21. We Call and Deliver. W. H. GRIFFITHS, CERTIFIED SERVICEMAN, 11 Liverpool Street, Levin. Radio Valves, Parts, Batteries for Portables in Stock. H. A. WILLIAMS, ELECTRICIAN, Reeye St. :: :: Levin. MOTORS REPAIRED AND REWOUND. All Classes of Electrical Installations and Repaira Promptly Attended To. PHONE 468. BARRY & FREEMAN, LTD. Opticians, PALMERSTON NORTH QUR MR. ROWLAND BAILEY visits Levin every month. Next Visit: . TUES. & WED., MARCH 18 & 19 ! ADDRESS: C/- Mr. C. S. Keedwell 'Phone 51 • Levin THE LEVIN DYEING AND DRY CLEANING CO. — Offer You — A COMPLETE GARMENT RECON DITIONING SERVICE D Y« E I N G DRY CLEANING PRESSING REPAIRING Send Your Clothes To The Spotless Dry Cleaners Where Satisfactlon Is Assured TWO SHOPS — 457 Oxford Street North. 254 Oxford Street South. 'Phone 221S.

r - wgi j FLOWER GROWERS ' Send your cut fiowers to us for rhghest priees and prompt returns. Daily Auction Saies, Monday to FRIDAY. Labels and advice notes' sent on application • ALL TRAINS MET. GEORGE THOMAS & C0., LTD., FRUIT EXCKANGE, WELLINGTON. : HOWARD HARYEY AND SONS, Funeral Directors, Cambridge St., :: Levin. ! PHONES: Day 62. Night 62, 457M, 298 M. — ! G. E. LEE, Wodd and Coal Merchant. OEPOT : Caml ridge Street. Levir. DR12 FIREWOOD cut to any lengthsSole Agents Glen Afton Coal. PROMPT DELIVERY CASH ON DELIVERY. 'Phori^: 122D PIANO AND THEORY MISS M. F1TZHERBERT Will resume teaching MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 194,, Studio: 130 Queen Street West.

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NEW ZEALAND MILITARY FORCES The Chanee of a Lifetitne Members of the Mew Zealand Jayforce now in Japan are enjoying an : experience they will never forget. The fascinating sights and quaint " customs of one of the strangest iands in the world will prpYide ^ciitcs "tfu'0 "pJrks auhth memdries for the rest of their hves. Mow YOU have the opporm'tmai'Sond **"* mes a"d of"b- tisTjity of s^eing Japan. Volunteer for Jayforce. This may be your last chance. - HOW TO ENLJST. Ca!! at the nearest Army Recruiting Offjce or obtain | a registration form at any Post Offiee or Railway Booking Offiee. Period of Service : 18 months or prior discharge. f Between 20 and 40 years (inclusive). Rates ofpay: As for 2NZEF. r"'~ " Volunteers are advised nut to give up civil employment until receipt of . " a'dvice from Army to enter Camp. ■ SEE jAPAK ' / Tsurugaoka Hachiman Shrine, Kamakura — similar scencs are ||5aa KnPu ^ " j»k JAY FORCi /U 8 1|{ r™ kh RECRUITING OFFICES: NORTHERN DISTRICT — Kaitaia Whangarei Dargaville Auckland a® J « 8 3) i : rT7WM|l I Paeroa Hamilton Tauranga Morrinsville Rotorua Taumarunui, JSffll ® »®' M? li 11b ^ SU i"' ftT i o r CENTRAL DISTRICT — Ruatoria Gisborne Wairoa Napier Hastings New Plymouth Stratford ^ ]]r |j || i h Hawera Taihape Wanganui Marton Dannevirke Palmerston North Masterton Wellington. ? R i) S? i J] p SOUTHERN DISTRICT — Nelson Blenheim Westport Greymouth Christchurch Ashburton | 9 ^ ^ j f jj|[! ^ Timaru Oamaru Dunedin Invercargill. • | j" I T* _ A moderrt cinema in Tokyo which J10-47 W combines Oriental with Wessern st^&s °f ar^iitectur&, ,