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Horowhenua Chronicle, 2 July 1910, Page 4

BEST QUALITY GROCERIES ARB STOCKED BY GEO. MILNES, A GREAT VARIETY OF TINWARE AND HARDWARE. DRAPERY GOODS STOCKED. INSPECT THE LINOLEUM ROLLS AT MILNE'S. Address: OXFORD STREET, LEVIN LEVIN ENGINEERING WORKS. QUEEN STREET. Promptness and Efficiency. Promptness nnd Efficiency. Murphy brothers, of w«nganui, lwivo begun business in Levin n.s Motor, Marine .and General Engineers. Tlioy guarantee tlioir work. Agents for Ford Motor Cars, Hydraulic Rams, Pumps, Windmills supplied and orected at short notice. Benzino and Motor Accessories stocked. MURPHY BROTHERS, P.O. Box 27. - Telephono 59. 57*1 q QUEEN STREET. AT THE KAWIU NURSERY, LEVIN, H. Newport. HAS FOR SALE.—Applo Trees, Pears, Plums, Prunes. Peaches. Apricots, Nectarines, Quinces, Mulberries, Lemons, Grapes, Figs, in all their loadiing varieties. Rhododendrons—About 100 different varieties and colours. Camellias.—Of all the leading aorta and colours. Daphnes, 500 Roses, Azaleas, Indigopern, Hedgo Plants, Shelter Trees, Flowering Shrubs. By ordering Roses from m'o, residents will save all freight charges. INSPECTION INVITED. J. W. Middlemiss QUEEN SRTEET ... LEVIN. IS A Practical Tradesman. His HARNESS and SADDLERY ore unsurpassed for Quality nnd Price in the Dominion. TEN'NANT AND /CLIFFORD EXNANT AND CLIFFORD PAINTERS, .PAPERHANGERS DECORATORS AND ' SIGNWRITERS. Astimnteß for Work 896y Given. TEN I ; GUINEAS / Ist Prize. S5 ss. J ( 2nd S3 39. ( ) 3rd .. £2 29. ) ( rjrist mnntli contestants complained of the S ) difficulty of forming thu largest possible number I /of words from a given sentence. To Kive (in J I easier opportunity now of winning, we oflcr tho \ I above gi ueroil3 prizes to the three persona who / 'i form the least number of words and Icavo ) 1 unused Ilia least miiubcr of letters from this j 1 sentence:-"Tonklng's Linseed Emulsion will cure I ' speedily it:• J cottiplclcly. your cough, cold, bronchitis, ( lionrsene?-*. difficult breatlilnx. or any oilier cheat ) ' complaint. Easily taken, children like It." Words/ i must he genuine Knglish dictionary words, ) 1 though tiny geographical names are allowed, j but pe'snnal and other proper names are ( ' Imrred. Kaeh of tiie If/j letters in the sentenee J can he used but onee. None of tho 25 words \ 1 are to lie li-tLil in their present form. Kaeh un- / \ used lett-r to count as a wold. ) ) Contest Conditions. ( f 1!' s:i!t declared within (lfteen days, and prizes i \ paid ator.i'e. A well known literary man to act 1 / as judge, \v!io-:i' decision will ho linal; winners I ) nanu s published in this paper, In case ol a tie, / \ list with most dictionary words to win; further C tie, prize will bo divided. Knoli contestant to ( enclose a panel from tho box around afpui'- \ chased) bottle ofTonkiug'a Linseed Emulsion. If from small bottle, tho panel must contain I tho words "Gives Immediate Relief." Front / or back panel from larger bottles will givo j \ two chances. Contestants may Bend in inoro j than one word list, if box-panel for each is I enelosed. Post word lists before 15th July to !" Manager, Tonking's Contest," P.O Box 1(30, t Wellington, j Tonking's Linseed Emulsion obtainable from all Chemists & Storekeepers, 1/6, 2/6,4/6 per bottle. Wholesale: From all Merchants. j G. THOMPSON PLUMBER AND GASFITTER, Oxford Street, Levin.

OitS IN STOCK— BRAYS CELEBRATED MANTLES AND BURNERB A Large Variety of Gas Finings and Rings. Etc., Etc. Those who are installing or have Installed ( the < gas kindly take note. Plumbing in all its branches. 6. THOMPSON, Oxford Street, .... Levin. A. L. WILLIAMS. BAKER AND CONFECTIONER, Oxford Street, - - - Levin. HAVING taken over the Bakery and Tea Rooms lately carried on by W. H. Wilson, I wish the publio of Levin and surrounding district to know that I am prepared to conduct the business on up-to-date lines. CUSTOMERS CALLED ON DAILY. The Tea Rooms will be a special feature, and visitors can rely on being supplied with the Best Variety of Refreshments. Wedding and Picnio Parties Specially Catered for. ' A. L. WILLIAMS. 0223-6 m Do not 1 to the expt Je ' calling in a doctor when you sp .in > your ankle. Bathe your foot and ankle in water as hot ns can be Dome and rub in Chamberlain's ran Balm frety. Repeat the nibbing several, times and in two or three days yon will be able to get about and will be qnite cared in mm than a week. For sale everywhere.—Advt.