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Horowhenua Chronicle, 14 February 1911, Page 4

SHANNON RESIDE] FOR SALE. FOUR ROOMED HOUSE, scullery, waahhouse (copper built in), high ai £25 cash, balance as rent. Apply— Land &. Estate Agents, I

Iharvey & CO., I COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS, | BEDROOM SUITES KAPOO, FLAX AND I AND BEDSTEADS. WIRE MATTRESSES I SPLENDID VARIETY J TOILET-WARE. Harvey & Co. for Furniture. S DININGROOM AND SIDEBOARDS AND DRAWINGROOM SUITES DINING TABLES. SEE OUR LATEST BEDSTEADS, JUST ARRIVED, SPLENDID VALUB. THE HOME OF THE BEST AND THE BEST FOR THE HOMB. Harvey and Co., Oxford St., Next to W. M. Olark Agent for DRESDEN PIANO 00.

a Fine Art. I HE MAN, and for that reason the )portant. len & Co. iment in Levin, wher® they intend Iha premises are in Oxford street, ig Establishment. 4DER FOR YOUR Q SUIT. !E SATISFIED. 1085-q. CONCERNING BUSINESS PAPERS. An artistic memorandum form is a good advertisement for the business house that uses it. As to billheads, a striking display of printers' work at the top of your hill may serve to memorise your firm with casual customers, and secure subsequent orders for you. The best of printers' work, at reasonable rates, may be obtained from the Horowhenua Chronicle office, Levin. Dunckley and "Co. Shannon. DIRECT IMPORTERB OF Drapery, Clothing, Boots. Famous throughout the Manawatu as retailers of reliable goods at reasonable prices. «!. W. HidiSfleiniss QUEEN SRTEET ... LEVIN. it a I Practical, Tradesman. i His HARNESS and SADDLERY ] are unsurpassed for Quality <tnd Price in the Dominion. t i Koputaroa * Butchery <: PRIME MEAT AND BEST ATTENTION. A. 0. NEWMAN, desires to express his thanks to the farmers and residents of Koputaroa for the hearty support accorded to him since he opened the KOPUTAROA BUTCHERY. Only prime meat supplied, tnd the beet of attention given to customers. A. C. NEWMAN, KOPUTAROA. n I

gliiminßTniiiMWßiiTMWii mmm niiiiin«r* ,QM —" Tailoring is THE CLOTHES PROCLAIM '1 Tailors' proclamations are im A. de Lu Have opened a Tailor's establish to do business permanently< 1 next to W. Palmer's Cahinetmabm GIVE US AN Ob SPRIN( YOU WILL V, — ~ j NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS. ADVERTISERS in this jonrna' are requested in future t»' send their replace advertisements ;o this Office on the day previout ;o that on which they wish then. ;o appear, otherwise we cannot guarantee the change on the •oquired. No rebate will be allowed on wJ ro7tiseraenta withdrawn during the :urrency of a period. SHANNON SALE ROOMS. GRAY STREET, SHANNON. FOR SAijE. Two nem Bikes, B.S.A. fittings hroughont, to bo sold cheap. House, 3 rooms and scullery Jash, £25. . House, 4 rooms and scullery, )ash, £25. Balance on mortgage The above property to be sou. heap; owner thinking of moving rom district. New and seeondnhand furniturear sale. , Agoit for Guardian Fire an(: accident Insurance Co., Ltd. Shop 5 rooms, Main street, hannon. Price £440. Cash £80. lust sell on account of sickness. • E. A. W. OSBORNE. AUCTIONEER. HOUSE AND LAND AGENT. 1 WALKER, A INTER AND PAPERHANGER, OXFORD STREET, LEVIN. Has recently indented )00 PIECES OF WALL PAPER. )00 PIECES OF WALL PAPER. OME IN AND INSPECT THEM. We guarantee them to be below Wellington Prices. SIGJJWRITIM ARTISTICALLY EXECUTED. 1 ARTISTICALLY EXECUTED. i ] READY MIXED PAINT FOR 1 SALE GLASS CUT TO ANY SIZE.

Mail Notices. MAILS OLOBE AT WERAROA AS UNDER For Wellington and plaoea eontb of Weraroa, 8.10 a.m. For Otaki, 8.10 a.m. For stations north of Weraroa (R.T.P.0.), 10 a.m. For Levin, 10 p.m. For Foxton, 10 a.m. For stations south of Weraroa (R.T.P.0.), 4.15 p.m. For Levin, 4.15 p.m. For Wellington and places south jf Wellington, 6.30 p.m. For Palmerston North, 7.15 p.m. For Foxton, 7.25 p.m. MAILS WERAROA _ AS UNDER From Palmerston North, 8.40 \.m. From Lovin, 8.40 a.m. From Foxton, 8.40 a.m. From R.T.P.O. and south of We•firoa, 10.30 a.m. From Lovin, 11 a.m. From R.T.P.O. and north of Wearoa, 4.50 p.m. From Foxton, 4.50 p.m. From Palmerston North, 6.55 >.m. From Wellington, 8 p.m. A. LARNACH LNDER, Postmistress, Weraroa In almost every nefghbourtiood ' ou will find someone who during he Summer months had a severe ttack of colic or English cholera, nd who had been put to the most ! evere suffering before medicine ould be procured or a docfJor sum- : A reliable remedy for this omplaint should be kept at hand. Tie risk is too great for anyone to ake. Chamberlain's Colic, Oho/- ' ra a.nd Diarrhoea Remedy has un- < oubtedly saved the lives'of more t, eople and saved more nain and uffering than any other medicine t i use. It can always be depended d pen for this ailment. - For sale w verywhere.—Adrt-