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Horowhenua Chronicle, 13 June 1910, Page 1

~ T JONES. CERTIFICATED PLUMBER, HOT-WATER FITTER. Beptio Tanlin Built and Drains Laid according to Publio Health requirements. Lead-edged Ridging, Spouting, and Down Pipes and Tanki always in stook in premises in QbEEN STREET, Opposite W. B. Macintosh, ooaoh- ; builder, L E V 1 N. ELECTRIC BELLB FITTED UP. JOBBING WORK PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. REMEMBER! — dever&l years Glome ana Colonial Experience at the Trade. fifanakau Hotel. j SPLENDIDLY FURNISHED. PERFECT CUISINE. ONLY the best Ales, Wines, Spirits Stocked. Excellent Accommodation for the travelling public. All wires and letters promptly attended to. G. W. MOORHOUSE, Proprietor. 143q. N.Z. Loan and Mercantile Agency Co., Ltd. "" WOOL BROKERS^" LIVE STOCK AGENTS, LAND & ESTATE AGENTS. WOOL SEASON, 1910. WE have every facility for realising your Clip advantageously, either locally or in London, at Minimum Rates. In Wellington we hold fortnightly SaleH of Wool, Sheepskins, Hides, Tallow, Etc., and solicit consignments. LIVE STOCK SALES. We hold sales at Levin fortnightly, Waikanae monthly, and periodically at Pahautanui. MANURES, SEEDS. Etc. We stock High Grade Manures, including Basic Slag. Our "Hinemba" Special Pasture of Dressing has given every satisfaction in the Manawatu District. Orders are now being taken for this season. Order early. INSURANCE. We are the New Zealand agents for the Union Assurance Society, and are prepared to do Fire and Accident business. ALLAN EVANS, Resident Agent, P.O. Box 46 - - Levin. 935q. SLO' AN' SURE WINS THE RACE. To and from anywhere in the district for speedy delivery of all goods entrusted to their care. SLOAN BROS. are Agents for N.Z. Carrying Co. SLOAN BROS. Meet all trains. SLOAN BROS. Have Carts for Hire. SLOAN BROS. Are reliable Carriers. Address: BATH ST., LEVIN. 0219y. The Horowhenua Publishing Company, Limited. LATE W. C. NATION AND COY. Printers and Publishers. PROPRIETORS OF THE HOROWHENUA CHRONICLE. The Chronicle is published daily and is circulated along the coast from Paekakariki to Palmerston. The paper caters especially for the farmers, as well the general reading public. The leading paper between Palmerson and Wellington.