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Horowhenua Chronicle, 1 September 1910, Page 2

WLLIAIH STEWART PARKBARRI9TER AND HOLIOITOR. SHANNON AND LIVIN. Has money to lend at currnnt ratei. | I ANSINB.. '-'TZHJERfIERI, *1 AND BLSNkJCHN, Solicitors and Not*ri» Public. Resident Partner — CHAS. BLENKKORN. &U;r.ay to Lfind on Approved S«r.uruj dt Current U»t'jn. 759 £5. TSSSeard ftafusch, ARCHITECT, COLE'S BUILDINGS, Ths Square, PALM.EttSTON NORTH. i And at Ballance Street, Wolling!i !' tors, tnd Napier. ?47y.

THOMPSON'S 1500 K The works of all the leading poets of past and present times are 1.0 be found on the bookshelves at THOMPSON'S, Oxford Street, Levin. Spenser's "Faery Queen." Shelley's "Prometheus Unbound," Klizabeth Barrett Browning's Love Sonnets, and various other standard works may be quoted. Samples of the works of Levin poets, also, may be procured at Thompson's. One of them, who will do better when ho grows older, assures us that— "Mr Thompson keeps a booksellers shop in Levin — And it is the prettiest bookseller's .shop that ever was seen. There's books by galore. If you want a nice little book You can do no better than call At Mr Thompson's Book Arcade. Levin." There were quite a number of Oban and Levin and Weraroa poets moved to measured praise by tho offer of a prize for the best vorsified composition. One youthful miss, with a precocious turn for irony, writes "There's a stationery shop in Levin you should know, Where all the commonscnse people do go. There are a few more who live round about Should visit this shop whon'cr they are out." After considering various merits and weaknesses in the many verses sent in' I lie judge has decided to award ihc prize of five shillings to the following effort: — THOMPSON'S BOurC ARCADE "Of cours? you all know this place of renown !'Yr o i qualify goods; its the best in the town. Another filing 100, the prices are A.n l t:;eres no overcharging or huge proms there; So if you're ever in Levin—this lively lif lie town — .Ins! step into Thompson's and have a quiz round, I'Vr they've choice there to distraction, And fho result you will find is great satisfaction." .TRSKIfi CAMPBELL. j. W. Thompson BOOK ARCADE, LEVIN.

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