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Horowhenua Chronicle, 25 May 1910, Page 3

Nelson H. Heath, of Bristol street, desires to be kept in constant memory by tho tradesmen of this town; also by any householder who may require parcels- or goods shifted or despatched. He is on telephone 45, and he guarantees to attend promptly and carefully to any orders placed with him. Ring him up. Furniture shifting is his rp«cia !ity.—A d vt. Wet weather has boon prevalent, h these parts of late, and it has made a big difference) to many people. are delighted, but some are dispirited. Those dispirited bv leaking boots .should take their troubles to Fred. Pink; it is surprising how much more cheerful people become when their leaky boots are made sound. Pink's leather may bo depended upon. Something seasonable in the way of new stock is to be seen at Pink's this week. Come in and inspect the various lines.—Advt.