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Horowhenua Chronicle, 1 September 1910, Page 3

LEVIN BOROUGH COUNCIL. , SPECIAL ORDER MAKING b SPECIAL RATE. PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the Levin Borough Council at a meeting held on the Ist August, 1910, did make a "Special Order" as under "In pursuance and exercise of the powors vested in it in tltat behalf by "The Local Bodies Loans Act 1908," tho Levin Borough Council hereby resolves as follows: That for the purpose of providing interest and other charges on a loan of £2200, being £10 per centum on Loans of £4000 and £1800 respectively, already raised by the said Levin Borough Council for the purpose of constructing waterworks, the said Levin Borough Council hereby makes and levies a Special Rate of one-eighth of a penny in the £ on the capital value of all rateable property in the whole of the said Borough of Levin, and that such Special Rate shall be an annual recurring Rate, and bo payable on the Ist day of September in each and every year during the currency of such loa.n, being a period of 36-} years, or until tho loan is fully paid off." It is also further notified that tho abovo Special Order will be confirmed at the ordinary meeting of the said Council to bo held in the Council Chamber, on Monday Evening, the oth September, at 8 o'clock P. W. GOLDSMITH, 87x—5t Town Clerk* * «**##*»* ft ft # ft ft ft ft ft # ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft « * * * ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft * # * L. TEA AND SUPPER * ft • * ROOMS: • H QUEISN STREET, • I LEVIN. • FRESH N rri * FISH DAILY. X • " Oysters Twice Weekly. !Z * COOKED HAM K * * ft « * ** * * ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft # ft * ***»#* ft ftftftftftftft ft #*»»***» ft ANGLICAX GENERAL MISSION. TTI7TLL be held in ST. MARY'S CHURCH. Levin, October 1 to •"). Missioner. Rev. A. B. Lillingston, of London. lOOfi-m. WANTED TO SELL. QUARTER-ACRE Corner Section, Queen Street, with 20ft x 12ft shed; 5 acres L.LP. dose to Levin Railway Station; J-acre building sites adjoining Levin Railway Station ; 6 acres fit for tho plough just over the borough boundary. Cheap strong farmer's trap, nearly new. Apply, GIIAS. PALMER, 972-2w. Winchester Street. FOR SALE. ' A LEASE for eleven years, 20 ■£-* acres, all cleared, first-class dairying land, 'dwelling 5 rooms, cow shed, 4 bales, concrete flooring, cooling shed, store room, 5 miles from Levin Post Office, on Main Road. No rent. Price, £250 for tho lense. Full particulars from lIITCUINGS, HANK INS & CO., LIMITED., 807-t t Levin.

LADIES 1 Is your hair coming out in handfnls ? Has it lost that glossy sheen which all healthy hair should have? If so, it is certainly timo it is attended to. WIOLETTA ilair Food and Tonic a perfect remedy for weak, thin, and fallinig Hair. Prevents the Hair fro mturinng Grey through the renewed life given to it. Guaranteed not to contain any poisonous dyes, such as lead, silver, etc. Ladies will find WIOLETTA invaluable. It adds a glossy and silky character to the tresses, without any sticky feeling. Sold in large bottles, 3s (kl (postage, sixpence extra). Agent, T. BROOME, Weraroa Store. - - Levin. Sole A sent: TXT ANTED KNOWN. - I'iaiio »V King has gone; Tailor King ha? arrived. Suits to measure, Ms Costumes, 70s. Late Allr Fislop's Shop. 1004-4. WANTED.— A hoy to deliver newspapers after school lktiirs. Apply Chronicle Office, Thursday. XIT ANTED.—A Strong Boy, to y V learn the Blacksini'thing. Apply. N. C. HOLD A WAY, The Carriage Works. 1001-3. XX7"ANTED KNOWN. - Dress--7 v making.—Mrs Barratt Ihaviiiff removed from premises in Oxford street, will continuo Dressp\'iking at her residence, corner of Tiafalgar and Weraroa roads, near Levin Recreation Reserve. 1002-m. PORIRUA MENTAL lIOSITTAL.—Eggs for .sale. Kpeci'il laying strains of White Leghorn, Silver Wyandotte, and Black Orpington. lis (id per dozen (posted). 1003-4. WANTED TO SELL.—Spring dray, harness, and halfdraught mare. Will sell separately if required. For particulars apply to Chronicle Office. 922-3. LOST. —A Brown Spaniel, white ring round neck. New collar, 1908. Reward ss. I. HOOK, Kent street. 996-3. MILLINERY CLASSES held daily, in Century Hall Side Room, 10 a.m. and 2 p.m., and evenirgs 7 p.m. for a few weeks, commencing 2 p.m. Tuesday. Call at once and make enquiries, as the season is strictly limited. MISS HALL, late of Sydney. 961-1 w. For guality, for cheapness,. lor profitable < results, Jloador r„nd Tolley's pig and poultry meals ar* easily the best.—Adrt.