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Horowhenua Chronicle, 11 May 1910, Page 2

DID YOU NOTICE ' the 'Tickets on my Vehicle Exhibits at the Horowheima A. & V. Show. First PHze, ngainst all comers, for English Dog Cart. First PrEze for Grocer's Cart. , LEVIN. i ■

Further Reductions in Prices at our GRbAT SALE of SALVAGED 1 STOCK. Fires, happily, are few and far between, yet seM.'in is their sil'liM'niath ."--o rich in opportunities as I our late lire. We have I had many expressions of I sympathy, hut your response to our iuvii.iition ti> ni;iko savings at [• our J GREAT SALE OF i SALYAGED STOCK. has convinced us that our friends in need lire our friends indeed. . As some little re! urn we have < set. to work on the prices ;iml cut ehiiiiks out of "them, with our keen price-cih!tiiiM, , ;i\es. I'lvery article M'e have marked down in red (i.mires. Com: , i'l to-day and see the rei suits of opi , priet'-ehoppin^. i ; MILLER &GIORGI, The Great CutfiUers, Pariticrsfcn Kcrih.

FIELD, LUCKSE & TOOGOOD HAHRIHTKIta & SOLICITOUS, & I'ATKNT,AGENTS. li,n FkatiiHUSTON Stkkh Wkllinoton. Monoy to loud on Town and Country ! at LoAvost Current ! Rates. I I For Sale. I ijUSil LAND at .£'2 per acre; y in blocks of 250 to MOO acre.s, i within .'lj miles of railway station, j competed with good metal roads. I For siilo or eompaet I farm of about -IB acres, adjoining; : the borough boundary of a flonrishj ing -town, would advantageotisly eut up into smflll sites for building I purposes, at present leased to a •■ good tenant who pays taxes and insurance on the house which oon--1 tains (i rooms and verandah, also cow shed vith bails. Property is subdivided into paddocks and let on breakable lease. ', Also a farm does to the above, \ consisting of '10 acres let on a breakabo lcnse, rates and insurance on house paid by tenant, fi roomod ; house with verandah, nearly new. i cow bail with concrete floor and 8 1 stalls, all level land, mostly been ! ploughed, permanent creek running : through the property. ' Second hand furniture «it the Auction Mart, Shannon. J, R. StanseH, ! AUCTION MART, - SHANNON, j

G. BROMLEY. BOOTHAKER, SHANNON. BIUXG your Repairs to a practionl Bootmaker—one who has bad twenty years' experience in the Factories in Leicester, England, the home of shoemakers. I havo ft ho a small stock of New Boots. Mo rubbish stocked, as by keeping tlie best, I hope to gain tho confi-ibi/e of tho public—by gmng VALTEfor MONEY. LEVSN HOTEL. UNDER ENTIRELY NEW MANAGEMENT. JBEJIRYMA"N7 late of Provin- • cial Hotel, Napier, desires to intimate to the public of Levin and district that he has taken over the Levin Hotel, and intends to conduct the house on strictly up-to-date lines. FIRST-CLASS TABLE. SPEIGHT'S 1 __ 3 X ?L JEER _0N TAP JJUSFNESS RE-OPENED. ] Miss Hall, HAS re-opened business at Weraroa in the lines of FRUIT AND CONFECTIONERY and she hopes to resume dressmaking at and after the beginning of April. LEVIN . Y. M. C. A. 3 ROOMS: QUEEN STREET. OPENING NIGHT. LITERARY AND DEBATING SOCIETY. Century Hall. 8 p.m. Century Hall. 8 p.m. WEDNESDAY, MAY 11. Lecture: "Navy League," C. W. Palmer, Esq. (Secretary Wellingtons Branch.) ALL CORDIALLY INVITED. No Charge. No Collection. No Charge. No Collection.

Great Alteration Sale. PALMERSTON NORTH. FINDING my premises too small for my rapidly-growing business, I have decided to make extensive alterations directly after New Year, and as the alterations will occupy some two weeks (during which timo the shop will bo closed), I will be offering my large stock of GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, , CLOCKS, RINGS, BANGLES, NECKLETS, MUFF CHAINS, BRUSH AND ELECTRO-PLATE WARE, which must be Cleared at YOUR OWN PRICE, And those in search of a Handsome Xmas Present or New Year Gift cannot do better than examine the e;oods. The prices will appeal to everyone. RICHARD H. BRIGHT Watchmaker, JJeweller, and Optician. THE SQUARE, PALMERSTON N.