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Chronicle (Levin), 23 March 1949, Page 3

H. A. WILLIAMS, Electrician is now occupying premises in BATH ST.f LEVIN (Next Arcadia) See our Display of all Electrical Appliances. All classes of Electrical Installations and Repairs promptly attended to. TELEPHOSTE 46b Private Address: Reeve St., Levin. RAD10 REPAIRS PROMPT and efficient. service given : to 'all typ'es and makes of radio. Sets collected and delivered. All work guaranteed. Agent for . GULBRANSEN & COURTENAY RADIOS Let pae demonstrate one of the latest models without obligation - Workshop and Saies at: 62 Hannan Street, Levin (south of Horowhenua College) SYD G. TAYLOR Registered Radio Serviceman (by Exam) 'PHONE 507 THE AVENUE CASH BUTCHERY LTD. QFFER you only the best in Pyime Ox and Heifer Beef. Hogget Mutton and Tasty Saveloys and Luncheon. A trial will convince. OXFORD STREET. LEVIN Telephone 182 (G. H. Clark, Prop.)

MORPHY'S M0T0RS FOXTON -LEVIN MAIL AND . PASSENGER SERVICE DEPART FOXTON: Daily 6.50 a.m. . Mon., Wed. & Fri. . 1.00 p.m. Tues., Thur. & Sat. 3.00 p.m. DEPART LEVIN: Daily 10.50 a.m. and 5.10 u.m. FRIDAY NIGHTS ONLY: Depart Foxton .... 6.30 p.m. Depart Levin 8.45 p.m. SUNDAYS : Depart Foxton .... 4.35 p.m. Depart Levin 5.30 p.m. FOR BUSINESS OR PLEASURE SHANNON TAXIS, LTD. TPHONE 101 ALLAN M0T0RS LTD. SHANNON -FOXTON SERVTCF Departs Shannon for Foxton: 7.30 a.m. DepartjS, Foxton for Shannon: 5 p.m, . For Specials, 'Phone 53M. Shannon IHaigl SC0T0HWHlSjK%^^ SOES uiio i • lar BOTTLE

£i/ew mm in 1 1 in -imrn rr i 11 1 1 n "Hirmmr* Production in the 1949-50 season depends very largely on the On dairy farms root crops adequate feeding of stock during the coming winter. should be pulled and distributed sparsely on dry Start feeding out hay in the late autumn or early winter ground. Fed-off crops before grass growth STOPS. Early feeding of hay allows shou|j ^ carefui|y rationed grass to be saved for feeding in late winter and early spring. )n fareaks al|owing stock When feeding chaff and concentrates, avoid waste from in for short intervals each trampling by( using troughs and racks. If racks are not avail- ^ day. Make sure that fences . able, feed hay and silage on dry ground, a forkful at a trme at around hay and silage stacks wide intervals. are 'n S00^ order. BETTER FARM MANAGEMENT ^ means more production Hf" |SSUED BY THE AID FOR BRITAIN NATIONAL COUNCIL IV£