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Horowhenua Chronicle, 3 September 1910, Page 2

WLLIAM STEWART PARK. UARRIBTER AND tiOLIOITOR. SHANNON AND LBVIN. Has money to lend at currant r»tei.» ?| ANKINK. JTZHERSERI', *La AND ULJZNkJCRN, Birrißiorj, Soiieicara and Notariir Pnblic. Keddcnt Partner— CHAS. BLENKHORN. Money t;> Lund on Approved ?«> ennty at Curreni R»cen. 75' v C. TiElearct Naiusch, ARCHITECT, COLE'S BUILDINGS, The Bqnare, PALMER9TON NORTH., And at Hallanw? Streot, Wellington, and Napier. Wy.

li THOMPSON'S BOOK ARCADE The works of all the leading poets of past and present times are to be found on the bookshelves at THOMPSON'S, Oxford Street, Levin. Spenser's "Faery Queen." Shelley's "Prometheus Unbound," Elizabeth Marrett Browning's Love Sonnets, and various other standard works may be quoLc;!. Samples of the works of Levin poets, also, may be procured at Thompson's. One of them, who will <lo better wlioi* he grows older, assures us that— ; "Mr Thompson keeps a bookset- ; lers shop in Levin — | And it is the prettiest bookseller's I .shop that ever was seen. I There's books by galore. If you want a nice little book I You can <lo no better than call At Mr Thompson's Book Arcade. Levin." There were quite a number of Ohau and Levin and Weraroa poets movod to measured praise by the offer of a prize for the best versified composition. One youthful miss, with a precocious turn for irony, writes:— "There's a stationery shop io Levin you should know, Where all the eommonsenso pooplo do go. There are a few more who live round about Should visit this shop when'or they arc out." After considering various merits and weaknesses in the many verses; sent in' the judge has decided to awai-d the prize of five shillings to llifi following effort:—

THOMPSON'S HOolv ARCADE "Of course you all know this place of renown For good quality goods; its the best in the town. Another thing too, the prices arc fair, And there's no overcharging or huge proins there; So if you're ever in Levin—this lively little town— Just step into Thompson's and have a quiz round, For Ihey've choice there to distraction, And (he result you will find is great satisfaction." JESSIE CA.MP.HKLL. J. W. Thompson BOOK ARCADK, LEVIN.

I G.1 J is better than ever.—Advt. Ladies and Gentlemen.—Ask your local draper or storekeeper, pleasantly and impressively, yet very persistently, for the celebrated high grade Roslyn Clothing, for boys, youths and gentlemen; ask also for Roslyn blankets, Roslyn Rugs, Roslyn yarns, Roslyn jerseys, Roslvn tweeds, Roslyn worsted (very higholnss for the tailoring trade),'Roslyn socks, stockings, Roslyn bloomers, Roslyn combinations.Roslyn pyjamas, Roslyn heather unshrinkable flannel, and heavy twiil plaiding( delta finish).—Advt.