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Horowhenua Chronicle, 3 September 1910, Page 2

{ O.H.HAMM P.H.HAHPW 'TAKI. LKVIN. JJ AKPER AND TTARPER, & SOLICITORS^ LEVIN. rs to Mr E. J. Prondorgast. MONEY TO LEND On approvod security at| owoßt current ratos. CENTRAL HOTEL m ah. I4IIRST-QLAHH Sample Roomi *■ »or Com&,«rei»l Tr*»elleri. c»*»ight'i Dnnpdn Boer onlj an »•» The li«it Hrandi of Winci and Bpiriti k«pt in itoek. Lettan and telngrami prompti/ Attended tt W. McKEGiJ Proprietor. I SHOU.LD LIKE YOU TO KNuW I have just imported a big . line of real Bengal Razors SKI,LING AT 6s 6d. BUY ONE-And if not satisfactory your money returned. "TORREYS" tar Strops. Shaving Soaps. Shaving Brushes. ALL KINDS IN STOCK. •» T. Jenman, THE LEADING HAIRDRESSER, TOBACCONIST AND UMn:?JCLLA MAKER, LEVIN. NOTICE. " Tho Horowhenua Chronicle" may be obtained daily from— Messrs A. T. Fenton and Co. Levin. Mr J. VV. Thompson - - Levin Mrs Milne Weraroa Miss Dunckley - - . Shannon. Byron Brown, Limited - - - - Ohan. Mr C. E. Lindsay - - - Mwiaknn.

Study the flat! It is the frame for the fare-- that hat yon wear! IT CAN MAKIO OR.UAi;. Til 1-3 I'ICTI'IIK. Clark's New Spring Hats. REMARKABLE VALUES KOIt WOMKX. IIISSKS AND CHII/DKKX. Come and visit tlioin even tlio'iigh you are not intending to purchase; just for future reference when von want a. HAT. THE ASSORTMENT IS CHARMING ; DAILY 0C7.11. AIM IS to do away with duplicate liats so that eaelii customer may liavo her own individual style as far as possible. THE HVTS AUK RKADV l-'Olt YOUR INNIM'XTIOX in our showroom. \\ r o want you to see them hefore heexliihited in our windows. C XJ JBL R SL WANTS TO SKK YOU XO\Y!

LEVIN CORPORATION GAS DEPARTMENT. ' OUTSIDE LAMP. in nso at W. M. Clark's Drapery .Establishment, Oxford Street. C E. SHAW, Telephones 25 and 60. Manager.

Dominion Boardiiiffhonse. OXFORD STREET, LEVIN. MRS SMITH w,h"o has taken over rfATT Jhe DOMINION BOARDING HOUSE, has had it renovated throughout. FIVE RECOMMENDATIONS. T ! lbl0 l Good Bods ; Ho * nnd Cold Water Service; Good Waiting, and First-Class Supervision. Tariff - -4s 6d per day. Dinner at 11 a.m. on Sale Days. Weekly Boarders taken at 18s pei week. 929-y. Dressmaking. THE Ladies of Woraroa may have their # dressmaking done in their own vicinity by a competent dressmaker by leaving tJieir orders with Miss Hall, whose business it now in full swing. Good lines of confectionery and fruit are stocked in the retail side rf the establishment. Miss Hall, Dressmaker,