BUSINESS NOTICES.

Horowhenua Chronicle, 16 February 1911, Page 3

BUSINESS NOTICES.

Ofcaki Hospitnl requires a houso maid. A "Homo" phonograph is foi sale by the Levin Auctioneering Co. Mr Ingram, senior,, is advertising for a parrot which escaped from its cage- on Tuesday last. A rhymed discourse on good hoot values and tho recent brass band instruments oontroversv (from Mr F. "W. Pink, Levin's oldest-establish-ed bootmaker) appears in to-day's Chronicle. R. 0. Andrew and Ron hare purchased the threshing and tiner plant and business so loner eondnoted in this connt.v by Swninson mnd Bevan, of Levin. Otaki and aurrounding districts will .be travelled over, as usual, this venr lJ —commencing in a few weeks' timp. - Mr E. J. Tndd. of Shannon, hn.s some desirable landed properties for sale, and he ndver f - ; « , s nartHilars bf them in to-day's Areas of 62* acres. 45 ar-res and 27R nores are specifically indicated. To avoid any clashinij of sales, the Levin A.nr»fione"rirfr Hitr-h----in<'s, and Co.. Ltd., p'TnnKWl to thoir t'" n it anct'r>T<; nn ,1 snn r '"rir i s on d'ffp'-cnt do'-s. Tho ir<v- nvrnn<rn-ip.,-"l*' nrivides s'ln-ViYs pi'<3 S '-'. 'and fr'rit- °nles bv en"b nrni . T>nt.o v> "s ensure + I, i< M'h'-n o> .fi r ni'is. boldinjr i+s snudnns snlc the ■o'her is offering friijt. R'i"]i nti nr. mifpmentr should rnivoripvo +^ in •D'lblic as well as heince in vendors' b"st interests.