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Chronicle (Levin), 22 April 1948, Page 8

WHY NOT ASK US To show you our extensive range of-quality Furniture, every piece of which has reeeive*d that skilled attention, that goes to make each item something different. * We can fulfil your every require-ment no matter how large or small, or if you are wanting something different in design it is our pleasure to see that you receive just what you require. Bring Y our Furniture Worries to Kingsways and Let Us Melp You to Put Them Right. K1NGSWAY FURNISHERS LTD., Oxford Street, LEVIN. 'Phone 188. « HkEEP DRY IN THE RAIN 95 ■ A RAINCOATS v \' *1 I \ \ \ TO CHOOSE FROM : \ Fawn&Navy \ TRENCH iy/.yA : I COATS iMJjL-l Several shades and ?p qualities to choose / Prices 68/6 to £6/17/6 ff t « Gabcrdkie If- \ .. & j§t RAINCOATS If %\ ' II Check lined — neat I ^ S English and N.Z. | .1 J||^ % * ||| S Prices 85/t® £8/17/9 " * >'*** Relax Utility TRENCH COATS .All Sizes in Fawri and Navy Prices £5/10/- to £6/3/6 FOR THE FARMER Oily Canvas Saddle COATS A big range Prices 69/6 to £5/12/6 Sou-Westers, all sizes. .. 8/9 each NORMAN THORNLEY'S MINSTER HOUSE 'Phone 508 Oxford Street LEVIN ^ ==_ Welding Aids Ihe Farmer: Remember that if you have a breakdown in the field, the Oxy-acetylene welding plant can be taken to the job. Time and money are often wasted by scrapping damaged farm implements but before YOU scrap the next item, ask the advice of your friend, the Blacksmith. Give Welding the Breaks: Worn parts may be rebuilt with hardsurfacing materials, and give greatly increased life. Farm irailers, carts, gates, eic., may be pref abricated ; cow bails and feeding pens made from pipe, and plough shares and other articles refaced with Stellite— thus effecting great economies. For Eltectwe Farm Welding Consult BOB YOUNG Farrier and General Smith, Oxford Street i: :: :: Levin. £ • - — b