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# LEVIN REGENT THEATRE (Centrally Heated) TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY THRILLS, " ACTION, SUSPENSE. M-G-M's Revealing Melodrama! " DARK DELUMON " Lionel Barrymore — James Craig Lucille Bremer (A-Cert.) Supports include Latest March of Time: "YOUR DOGTOR" (Wrongly advertised last week.) ATHLETIC FOOTBALL CLUB SOCIAL and DANCE druids' hall, levin WEDNESDAY, JULY 14th At 8 p.m. Roll Up and Join in the Fun Good Music Good Supper Admission 2/AU Members and Supporters Welcome a LET ME OVERHAUL 5c ENAMEL YOUR CYCLE AND RESTORE IT TO NEW CONDITION ! All enamelling is Stoved on the premises in an up-to-aate oven. NEW CYCLES of all makes on hand and available on easy terms. W. C. WARD OXFORD ST., LEVIN THE Avenue Cash Butchery, Ltd. OFFER you only the best in Prime Ox and Heifer Beef, Hogget Mutton and Tasty Saveloys and Luncheon. A TRIAL WILL CONVINCE Oxford St. :: Levin TELEPHONE 182 (G. H. Clark, Prop.) The LESLIE TRANSP0RT Co., LTD. 38 Duke St.. LEVIN TELEPHONE 59 * GENERAL AND LIVESTOCK CARRIERS * Fur~nture removals specially catered for * Sand and Gravel supplied at shortest notice * All classes of carrying entrusted to us will receive our personal supervision. BARRY & FREEMAN, LTD Opticians PALMERSTON NORTH OUR MR. ROWLAND BAILFY visits Levin every month. NEXT VISIT: TUESDAY, 20th JULY, 1948 ADDRESS: C/- Mr. C. S. Keedwell, 'Phone 51. Levin FLUORESCENT L1GHTING £UT your Lighting Costs .IN HALF and have a BETTER LIGHT. All types of fittings available. H. D. RICHARDS ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR 68 Bath St. — Levin EXPERT REPAIRS TO YOUR RADIO SYD G. TAYLOR, REG. SERVlCEMAN Agent for: GULBRANSEN and COURTENAY RADIOS A large range of models at 62 HANNAN STREET, LEVIN (South of Horowhenua College) 'Phone 507 i — -- — TO LET SHOP. Apply Mrs. Smith, 264 Oxford Street, Levin, between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. LOST AND FOUND ]_pST. — String of Peai^s, Queen or Oxford Street. Finder please ring 351, Levin. fcOST. — Nickel-plated • Cap off Willys car wheel, Saturdav night, in Otaki. Retoard. Apply "Chronicle," Otaki. LOST. — On Friday last, in Oxford • or Queen StrSet, square blue check Scarf. . Finder please return to John Corry, Levin.

PUBLIC NOTICES

thanks notice Miss Mary Schwenke, of Apia, Western Samoa, is leaving Levin on Monday for her liome town, she wishes to say goodbye to the many friends she has met in Levin. And many thanks to the manager, Mr. McLaughlan, and the staff of A. Levy's and to the Maoris for their kind hospitality. levin playreaders * Present " FORCED LANDING " By W1LFRED MASSEY At 7.30 p.m. TOMORROW (Wed.), 14th July — In — COLLEGE ASSEMBLY HALL Members and all others interested ure eordially invited to attend. ~~ R.S.A, MEMBERS REMEMBER your DIGGERS' EVENING at Club Rooms, WEDNESDAY, „uly 14th, at 8 p.m. All Home Servicemen Welcome public notice JT is proposed; under provisions of Public Works Act, 1928, to take land described hereunder for sanddune reclamation: - The plan of land so required is deposited in post offiee at Levin and is there open for inspection. All persons afl'ected by taking of said land should, if they have any wellgrounded objections to taking of such land, set forth same in writing, and send such writing, within forty days from first publacation of this notice, to Minister of WoiTs at Wellington. Approx. areas : 20a. Pt. Whirokino No. 2 Blk.; 15a. 2r. Pt. Manawatu-Kukutauaki No. 7H Blk., Blk III, Moutere S.D., Wellington Land District; as shown on plan P.W.D. 127302, in office of Minister of Works. — R. SEMPLE, Minister -of Works. federated farmers of n.z. — levin branch — jtyJEMBERS of this Branch and neighbouring Branches are advised of a meeting sponsored by the Herd Testing Improvement Assoeiation to be held in the Oddfellows' Hall, Levin, on WEDNESDAY, 14th July, at 8 p.m. The programme will consist of a talk by Mr. Lawry, Technical Officer to the New Zealand Dairy Board, and the showing of films concerning Herd Testing. All members and friends are invited to attend. J. E. FULLARTON, Secretary. LOVELIER EVERY YEAR! THE Brilliant Flowered Fragrant Dwarf "GAY G ARDEN" PHLOX. We proudly offer for 1948 this striking collection of Gay, Colourful, Showy Plants. "IRRESISTIBLY LOVELY" truly describes the large, fragrant, beautifully scented clustered heads of bloom ._ . . petals glistening with a charming metallic lustrous sheen . . . vivid, brilliant colours having a depth and intensity rarely seen iim*fiow6rs. PERMANENT — flowera|MjtYEAR AFTER YEAR— never hj^Mfto be replaced — HARDY — eMIPgrown anywhere. COLOURS: Snades of Bengal, Neyron, and Persian Rose; Imperial, Doge, Tyrian, and Orchid Purples; Crimson; Dawn Pink; Camellia Rose; Mallow Mauve; Geranium-Lake, Amethyst; Carmine; Cobalt-violet; Petunia; Magenta; Fuschine-pink. NAMED VARIETIES— 7 for 10/- or FULL COLLECTION 18 MAGNIFICENT SHADES 20/- POST FREE WITH FULL CULTURAL DIRECTIONS. Note: Due to limited stocks this year we can supply One Full Collection Only to each eustomer. Jemmetts Novelty Plant SpecialisJH palmerstoni^th Watchmaker & Jeweller 91 OXFORD ST., WERAROA Clocks and Watches repaired W. J. Hayter For tickling and irritating Coughs — Woods' Great Peppermint Cure W. E. Woods Ltd. Lbtn. Quay.- Wgtn.