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Horowhenua Chronicle, 22 March 1910, Page 2

FIELD, LUCKIE A TOOGOOD BARRISTERS & SOLICITORS, & PATENT .AGENTS. lfiO FKATHEKBTON StREB Wellington. Monoy to lend on Town and Country Securities at Lowest Current Rates. For Sale. 3 DRAUGHT Horses, Dray, Harness and Covers. Price, £125. For Sale, a bargain.—House of 4 rooms and lobby, section 321 Nathan Terrace, Shannon, over J-acre; leb at 8s per week. Price £275; only £25 cash required, balance on terms. Balance of lease Billiard Room, Tobacconist and Hairdressing Saloon ; billiard table and fittings complete. Nearly new House, 4 acres, fronting three streets. Price, £850; half cash, balance on terms. House close to Railway Station. 8 rooms, half-acre. Price, £1000; terms. Also second-hand Spring Cart Harness, 1 White's Drophead Sewing Machine, Platform Scales, Se-cond-hand Cooking Stove. Secondhand Iron Safe, Bedsteads, Lampwar o. Apply, J, R. Stansell, AUCTION MART, - SHANNON.

NOTICE. "The* Horowhenua Chronicle" may be obtained daily from— Messrs A. T. Fenton and Co. Levin. Mr J. W. Thompson - - Levin Mrs Milne Weraroa Miss Dunckley - - - Shannon. Mr A. Fraser Ohau. Mr J. L. Parrant - ... Otaki. Mrs Hargreaves - - - Manakan. Residonts of Levin, while on a visit to Wellington, can procure copies of the '"Chronicle" at Norman E. Atkins, Charlote Street, Wellington. LEVIN HOTEL. ——/- UNDER ENTIRELY NEW MANAGEMENT. T BERRVMAnT late ofProvinfj • cial lliiti'l, Napier, desires to intimate to t!io public of Levin and district that he nas taken over the Levin Hotel, and intends to conduct the house on strictly up-to-date lines. FIRST-CLASS TABLE. SPEIGHT'S XXX BEER ON TAP. R. W. BRADLEY, Coach and Carriage Livery Stable Proprietor, OXFORD STREET, LEVIN. pOACHES meet all trains, leaving P.O. ten minutes before due train time. Comfortable Rubber-tyred Landau for Hire. LEVIN Y. M. C. A. BOYS' DEPARTMENT. A MEETING of the above will be held on WEDNESDAY EVENING NEXT, in the rooms, at 7.30 p.m., to make arrangements for a visit to the Wellington Boys' Camp at Ofcaki, on Utteter Monday.