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Horowhenua Chronicle, 21 February 1911, Page 3

Horticultural - - Show. - - (Under the auspices of Shannon Presbyterian Ladies' Guild.) DRUIDS' HALL, SHANNON. ' MARCH 3 AND 4. Work Stall I Produce Stall! Guessing Competitions 1 Nail Driving 1 Shooting Gallery I Art Gallery! Minstrel Entertainment each evening. To be opened at 3 p.m. on FRIDAY, March 3rd, by Dr. Gibb, of Wellington. Open : 2 to 5, 7 to 10. Entries close Wednesday, March Ist. Late entries (3d extra) to 10 a.m. on first morning of Show. Schedules and: Entry Forms from ,T. GAT,LAND, W. CLAYTON, 170-t.d. . Joint Secretaries. I _ FOR SALE. OWING to leaving the district, my residence in Woraroa Road, opposite the bowling green, ■consisting of modern six-roomed house, exclusive of bathroom, scullery. etc., built 2\ years, of heart of .matai (no sappy rimu). Gas, hot and cold water, outbuildings, including stable and trapsheJ. Small deposit, and terms for balance if re(]:i:ed. W. S. ROGERS, ; 171-t.c. Levin. | STRAIGHT-OUT LEASE. /20 ACRES first-class land; all ploughable, residence and all necessary outbuildings. U T ill lease for 10 years with right of purchase. Splendid herd of cows—averaged £13 last year; can bo taken over at valuation. Also— Ap' ACRES rich river deposit; lease for 8 years with 20 cows (averaged £13 2s 6d la6t year), horse, cart and harness, pigs, etaek hay and growing crops. £350 as a going concern. O'T Ct ACRES splendid land, nearly all ploughable; fine homestead and all necessary outbuildings. £18 10s per acre. Only £500 cash required. For further particulars apply E. J. JUDD, 165-rj. Shannon. PjpOWN HALL ... LEVIN. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 22. THE LEVIN" DRAMATIC SOCIETY in the Balcony Scene from " ROMEO AND JULIET," Followed by " JULIUS RATTLE'S HONEYMOON TROUBLES." (In Two Acte.) PRICES: 2s 6d,ls and Is. Box Plan at Byko Corner. Doors. 7.30. Commence 8. 147-t.d. WHAT EVERY WOMAN KNOWS! THAT personal attraction means an attractive personal appearance That an attractive appearance is her duty to her wOmanhood and herself. That it depends on neat and oareful dressing and attention to all the little details of the toilet. That the trimmest of figures, the clearest of skins, the brightest, of eyes, the smartest of hats and tailor-mades count as nothing if her hair, Nature's crowning endowment, be dull and lustreless, thin, and grey. What every woman does not know is where to find a remedy—a RELIABLE rejuvenator for her hair, one that will tone up the scalp, eradicate dandruff, and promote a healthy luxuriant growth. WIOLETTA Will do all this, and more. The wise woman will add to her store of knowledge by trying it. Price 3s-6d. Sold everywhere. Agent, T. . BROOME, Weraroa Store. - . Urn.