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Horowhenua Chronicle, 24 March 1910, Page 3

I WHAT CHANCE HAVE YOU Big Words Don't Make x VanaMßMHi Of securing the best value and mmwwhi Bis Values! I seeing the beat variety if you do I ' O 1 not Ti.it.... and inspect our stoeli. I . "OUT alert buying DOES. Onr Mr Cnnninglmmo, when ljii—ijuiliuiitojim |j in Eng i nn< i recently bought a fine lot of Shawls under exceptionally favourable conditions, and we have marked them Mothers ! f>s nd » Gs OJ - 7s lldi 10s 9d Send your CHILDREN to 11s for their SCHOOL 13s 9d. 15s Gd to 17a Crl. Books and Requisites. Wo guarantee better , rforrvinir Shawls of every devah.o than elsewhere. W ® Wellington's Pro'ire'ene'iit feast and send your'order to-day, because these " CUIUgIUU O valueg wiU n()t lhlgcr ]()ng on onr counter. Leading paper, " THE DOMINION," delivered accompanied «itl, remittance (including !>.■' ™- postnee, W for tat 11; and M for every extra 111), which shall __ * I I refunded if goods are unsuitable. ■ delivered to any COLLINSOM & CUNNINGHAME, LTD., a(lclrcsß, I AND 3 BROAD STREET, PALMERSTON NORTH. Big Assortment ! - — = Of STATIONERY BOOKS, LEATHER and _ CRACKED CUPS You are invited to call and inspect. \ A T Fpfitnn & Co a. i. rciuuii ix w/ii., shapes and sizes, our price is only 5s per dozen. Other Gorner Book Arcade. Levin. kinds at equally reasonable prices. 300 dozen just unpacked. Clausen's Crockery Arcade, . . . SQUABB, - PALMBBSTON NORTH, Where China Cups can't be Cracked. AUTUMN AND WINTER —- ~ FASHIONS | g.iteiyaitioii.s The Bon Marche, Palmeston N. . I tflt:;. nr " = ___ === I Whalley's Alexandra Hall, I (next to, and at tho back c my old promises). Grand exposition of latest London Fashions in I My Factory address remains tl e same. Hotelkoepors, Ladses' Coats, Costumes, Model Millinery, I hii^SeTiwTwio Blouses and Dress Goods. I the groat reductions are still In force. Every article is | generously reduced in order to keep stocks moving dm ng Admittedly the finest show of Styles and Novel- I ties ever made at this favourite Emporium of 1 Fashion. Your INSPECTION INVITED. I ? I — I High=grade Furniture Dealer, I C. M. ROSS & CO. I PALMERSTON NORm I

Grand Display of FURNITURE Now on nn OXFORD ST. at PALMER S levin. Seethe lAC Eve 7°" e Numerous JptvldllUvui Invite d " q 5 nnl , t , l)V(rrn , lv /CENTURY TTALL, T EVIN. packets for Is. P. STEVENS, PRESItt lERIAiN SABBATH CENTURY JtIALL, XJEVIN. Sole Agent. SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY. tTrn - — O tt)~ YlKf ANTED.—Shannon people to Ov a. io- DOUtlCll S VV know that JAMES RICHN SLNDAI NEXT, Maicli *./, ARDSON, of the Family Butchery, the Rev. G. R. Aitken, of F-)fl ff 11 PPG Shannon, is the place to get extra Foxton, will conduct services at 11, Bpeoial Quality in Small Goods. 3, and 7. Special collections on "ITTANTED TO LEASE.—Bakcbelialf of Sabbath School. 357-1 VV house, with shop and tea- — vnrpire- TXT irr-Tmp roonis (new). Particulars from SEE NOTES TN LLTURE ISSUES. PARKER AND VINCENT NOTICE. - — ~ Tf7 ANTED.—ReaxI the Sims ALL ACCOUNTS overdue at FOR QUICK SALE. VV Hardware Co's advertisemep. September 30, 1909, must be —— m eres ??"• , paid FORTHWITH, or proceedings O P ' / Vltlonal i G - 3 \V*mrNPirT i?v NO avti ~~nTf a e will be taken for recovery without Engine, nenily new and in VV DUISCKLEY AND CO. 8 further notice perfect working order. _ Hoots are reliable and their prices The above is a first-class engine, reasonable. HOROWHENUA PUBLISHING and can he lmd cheap for cash. _ _ T7 - ' COMPANY, LTD" Annlv \\f ASTED ENERGY - Pushing nf»v a m?n » » an °'a crock. Buy a ner MAMAGEK, Cvele at PHILLIPS' BYKO BUSINESS HE-OPENED. "Chronicle" Office. Uycle at ERAROA TTOTEL. .. ... H y * ***»»***, * opposite Railway Station). HAS re-opened business at * ******* * Weraroa in the lines of * * * * * * * jj HIGGINfs FRUIT AND CONFECTIONERY * # • • * PROPRIETOR and slio hopes to resume dressmak- # , ing at and after the beginning of I Tin's Hotel having been complete-*-s—_' * NEW TEA ROOMS. * renovated, now ranks as a first- * " ' * class establishment.

Easter Dance. :l. HINTZE. * Everything of the best, from the * * Meals and Liquors to the Bed- * Next Phillips' Byko.) * rooms. A TSl'in lT? 0 * QUEEN STREET. * EVERY ATTENTION iield in tile DRUIDS HALL, * * AND CIVILITY Levin, on the 28th MARCH (Eas- * * L. Gents," 2s; Ladies, * SUPPERS A SPECIALITY, ; NOTICE TO a plate. * * A in this journal MUSIC BY MR p. HAYFIELD. * * * , ?, re . reqiiMted in future to * * * * * send their replace advertisements L. NATION, * ***** * to this Office on the day previous C. lIOWE, * ******* * to that on which they wish them Joint. Sees. * ********* * to appear, otherwise we cannot . i ************** * * * guarantee the change on the day LADIES ! — No rebate will be allowed on advertisements withdrawn during the currency of a period. Is your hair coming out in hand- HOROWHENUA PUBLISHING 'Hisr Has it lost ithat glossy _ CO.. LTD sheen which all healthy hnir should nTiOCKR lm T v f ei L - + • ~ . ... LEVIN HORTICULTURAL Jr so, ]1> is certainly tinio it is csrvr , ' , n? r Pv attended to. rjIHAT will go from 24 hours up hUuIL/ii. WIOLETTA Hair Food and Tonic 4111 400 Da J' s > with fl » e • AUTUMN SHOW. a perfect remedy for weak, thin, • i and fallinig Hair. Prevents the ' ' ™ v _ irTT , v TTATT Hair fro mturinng Grey through v ie\v j n CENTURY HALL, the renewed life given to it. Guaranteed not to contain any poison- window WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, ous dyes, snch as load; silver) ctc. _ at>"D"it t* a"\tt\ i iota Ladies will find WIOLETTA in- °f APRIL G AND 7 > 191 °- valuable. It adds a glossy and silky character to the tresses, with- C I Ir» n g** SCHEDULES may be obtained out any sticky feeling. • 0 VJIdWIVIII, O from Mr P. W. Goldsmith, si°p "„of P ° S ' CLOCKMAICER, ' Mr, Wilson's Tea Room*, Mr Ha* ■ , NEXT LEVIN HOTEL. well's Store, or the Secretary. ' Entries close MONDAY, APRIL Ae6 "V. BROOME, 4 ' at9P - m ' . - troy Weraroa Store, - - -Levin. o , n , A. lit I, 350y. 340t. Secretary.