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Horowhenua Chronicle, 13 April 1910, Page 3

LADIES ! r.s vour linir coming out in handful*?' Hits it lost, -that/ glossy sheen which :ill healthy hairshould have? _ ... If .so, it is certainly time it is attended to. WTO L ETTA llair Food and Tonic a perfect remedy for weak, thin, ami fnllinif? Hair. Prevents the Hair fro niturinng Grey through the renewed life givon to it. Guaranteed not to contain any poisonous dves, swell a.s lead, silver, etc. Ladies will find WIOLFTTA invaluable. It adds a flossy and silky character to the tresses, without any sticky feeling. Sold in large bottles, 3s Gd (postage, sixpence extra). Agent, T. II It 00M E, Wevaroa Store, - - - Levin. BOROUGH OF LEYIX. ANN TAT, ELECTION OF MAYOR. THEREBY give notice that an election will he. held on TCI)- ! XKKDAY, the 27th day of April, 1010, for the purpo.se. of electing a Mayor for the Borough of Levin. And I hereby appoint the Town Clerk's Office, in Oxford Street, Levin, as the place, and Thursday, the 21st day of April, 1010 before noon, as the day lor the nominations of candidates for .such office. Nomination. papers can bo ob■tained at the Office of the Town Clerk as aforesaid. P. W. GOLDSMITH, R',etu rning Officer. Levin, April 11, 1910. 151-3. G. BROMLEY. BOOT-MAKER AND REPAIRER, SHANNOX. (Late of Palmerston North). MAS opened a Business in Shannon, to supply the wants of the I'ublie. Only the Best Materials used, and Workmanship Guaranteed. A good stock of handmade Boots to select from. '109-y. NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS. Advertisers in this journal are requt-sted in future to send their replace advertisements to this Office on the day previous to that on which they wisn them to appear, otherwise we cannot guarantee the change on the day reauired. No rebate will bo allowed on advertisements withdrawn during the currency of a period. HOItOWHENUA PUBLISHING CO . LTD (WPFFTTI m *i ? PRINTING of every description executed on the shortest notice at the "CHRONICLE" Office. Strange, isn't it? - How _ many people go limping along, as if thev didn't have two good feet to walk on? Corn cripples they are called sometimes. Yet they can get rid of those corns easily, painlessly, cheaply, by using the "Russian Corn Cure," obtainable from C. S. Keedwell's Pharmacy, in one shilling bottles.—Advt. 8