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Chronicle (Levin), 10 September 1947, Page 1

TRY BOB MURRAY'S BOOT AND SHOE REPAIR SERVICE "Service with a Smlle" Oxford Street :: :: Levin. DEPOTS: COW COVERS RfiPAlRED All Classes of BINDING AND SEWING

• levin REGENT THEATRE Thls Theatre Centrally Heated Throughout the Winter Months. FINALLY TONIGHT Glenn Ford, Janet Blair with Henry Travers in "GALLANT JOURNEY" 'NEW FRAJnuE"( latest March of Time). THURSDAY AND FRIDAY MATUNEE THURSDAY 2 P.M. In a Never-to-be-ForgottenJ Fun june ALLYSON, Robert WALKER "IHE SAILOR l'AKES A W'kh" Hume Cronyn, Audrey Totter, Eddie "Rochester" Anderson, Reginald Owen Death on the sound stage . . . as ma&e-believe becomes grimly real . . . while beauty and fame alike tremble in terror! "THE FALCON IN H0LLYW00D" Tom Conway, Barbara Hale, Jean Brooks, Rita Corday (Both not suitable for General Exhibition) LEVIN YOUNG ANGMCAN SOCIAL CLUJ8 SOCIAL AND DANCE Will be held in St. Mary's Hall, Levin, on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1947. AT 8 P.M. An excellent programme has been arranged. Guestp of the Evening will be REV. J. C. DAVIES & MRS. DAVIES Good Music, Good Floor, Good Supper ADMISSION : 1/-. ATHLETIC FO OTB ALL CLUB GRAND SOCIAL AND DANCE DRUIDS' HALL, LEVIN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17. Presentation of Trophies for 1947 Season. A special showing of the Re-union Film Streamers — Confetti Novelty Daxjces This is a Big Night So Come Along and Join in the Fun. Good Music. Good Supper. ADMISSION: 2/-. KEEP THIS DATE FREE . . . P. & T. 3rd ANNUAL BALL REGENT HALL, WEDNESDAY, OCT. 1, 1947. BILLY LARKIN'S ORCHESTRA Further Details Later. JJERE'S A NEW IDEA ALL! .'f: Malce FREXCH FLOWERS at Home. It means extra money without going out to work. It's simple and jnteresting. Oistance 110 object. Demand fpr Flowers for frocks and millinery exceeds supply. Will you join our workers and help this grcat Industry? Magniflcent FREE working outfit and inaterials are supplied and postage paid riglit to your doov. We purchase your work by GUARANTEE BOND, supply boxes and pay forwarding cliarges on orders sent to us. Get Busy! This extra spare-time money will help. Sent riglit away for FREE ILLUSTRATED BOOKLET (and special winter offer). A limited nurnber oniy. Don't delay ! LA PAL'LA ART ACADEMY. Dept. X.H., Box 1160, G.P.O., Wellington. Head Oilices, Australia. G. E. LEE, Wood aad Coal Merchant DEPOT: Cambridge Street, Levin. DRY FIRE WOOD cut to any 1 lengths. Sole Agents Glen .Afton Coal. PROMPT DFLIVERY CASH ON DELIVERY 'Phone 722D. BARRY & FREE1AN, LTD Opticians PALMERSTON NORTH QUR MR. ROWLAND BAILEY visits Levin every month. NEXT VISIT:— SEPTEMBER 16 AND 17. ADDRESS: C/- Mr. C. S. Keedwell, 'Phone 51. Levin. WANTED TO EXCHANGE JENANT, State House, three bedrooms, Marton, desires exchange tenaht similar house, Levin. Write R. G. Hamer, Bell Street, Marton.

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McMINN & SON, Monumental Masons, Keepa St., Weraroa, LEVIN. TELEPHONE 430M. Cemetery Work of all Descriptions undertaken in any part of district. WALLPAPERS We offer large indents of the lacest designs just -rrived from England and Canada FROM 3/6 PER ROLL W. H. WALKER, Oxford St., Levin. Phone 636. Stockists of Paints, Glass. fitc. LET US BUILD YOUR HOME CAMERQN & SON, BUILDERS, CONTRACTORS, 15 Weraroa Road, LEVIN. WANTED TO RENT V/ANTED TO RENT. — Urgent, two adults, mother and daughter require House or self-coniained flat. Please ring Miss Forster, 469 Levin. SITUATIONS WANTED CHIMNEYS SWEPT. — Latest elfictrical methods save dust Will visit Levin, on Wednesday, September 24, and Otaki on Thursday, September 25. Orders may be left at "Chroniele" Oilice. — J. Harvey, Palmerston North. yW0 experienced carpenters will execute repairs, renovations or alteiations at shortest notice, town or country. Telephone 39QD Levin. SITUATIONS VACANT \^/ANTED. — Carpenter tradesman. Apply "Chroniele" Office, Otaai. ^/ANTED. — A Man for Dairy Factory work. Apply Levin Co-op. Dairy Factory, Levin. WANTED. — A young man for transport business, heavy traffic license necessary. Ring 434 Levin after 6 p.m. WANTED. — Boy or youth for dairy farm, good home ahd conditions, permanent employment. Apply W. Beauchamp, Otaki Railway, 'Phone 133R Otaki. has vacancies on the PERMANENT STAFF in the Traffic and Locomotive Branches: — TRAFFIC BRANCH: Youths and men 16 to 28 years of age, holding not less than fifth-standard educational certifieate. LOCOMOTIVE BRANCH: Youth, 16 to 20 years of age, and discharged servicemen under 23 years of age, holding sixth standard, or higher educational certifieate. Opportunities for advancement. ¥ Superannuation optional. Railway travelling privileges. Improved ' wages scale. Apply nearest Stationmaster or Railway Office, or write General Manager, Railways, Wellington. LOST AND FOUND LOST— Spare tyre on "Wednesday night, between Levin-, Kawiu Road and Waitarere Beach. Finder please ring 323S, Levin. LOST. — Monday evening, Wallet, containing money, in Field's |pxpress or vicinity Koputaroa Hall or railway station. Finder please ring 642R, Levin. Reward. LOST. — Last night, Weraroa, gold cardigan. between Magnet Bakery, and Weaver's Garage. Reward at "Chroniele" Office, Levin.