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Horowhenua Chronicle, 22 March 1911, Page 3

Are You #\ About r to be married * WEDDING RINGS, WEDDING 1- RESENTS Of the best quality and choice AT £. W. J. SMITH, (Late L. A. Bowen) WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER QUEEN STREET, - - LEVIN. J. G. JOHNSON, (Late Butter field end Jothaaon)* PHOTOGRAPHER, OXFORD STREET, LEVIN. Wedding groups and picnic parties specially catered for. Photographs taken in all parts of the district by our special outside representative who is an expert in outside work. Travelling Representative — H. SELWOOD. MOTOR-OAR FOR SALE- £100. EIGHT to 10 h.p. Speedwell fourseater car (English make), with hood and all. accessories. An extraordinary bargain. For full particulars apply or write to H. Solvainder, Kaihi, Gisborne. 288-w. Otaki Autumn Show. THE HOROWHENUA HORTICULTURAL AND INDUSTRIAL SOCIETY will hold its Twenty fifth Slvow in the OTAKI TOWN HALL. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 29, 1911 (One Day Only.) Grand Display of Flowers, Fruit, Vegetables, Farm Produce, Domestic Exhibits, etc. MUSIC BY OTAKI ORCHESTRA. NOTE.—Entries close witib undersigned on MONDAY, 27th inst., at 8 p.m. , and entry forms free on application.

FRANK PENN, 283-t.d. Hon. Sec. H. E. KEYS. OXFORD STREET, LEVIN. FRENCH BEAN'S. FKENTII BEAN'S. HITTER BEANS. BUTTER BEANS. Tender and Sweet: and Cheap. ITBLTC NOTICE. TN the matter of a .scandal th '.t has been widely circulated, concerning me. to the effect till at T was discovered in my Otaki store on a certain Sunday night, last winter, with a certain young lady, I, Byron Brown, of Otaki, having utterly failed to discover the originators of the story, vaus.'d to be set up a tribunal six pulaVo gentlemen to entiuire into the facte. The prosecuwas invited by advertisement in -two iy-aies of the Ota-ki Mail to .rard and givo evidence. The i-.. ,!.;:ittee sat on Monday, .March at 8 p.m., at the office of .Messrs Kirk and Stevens, Otaki. At the appointed hour there was no ajjprirnnce of the prosecution, and after uniting 20 minutes the defence was heard. Four witnesses were examined on oath, and the findings of that committee are as follows:— " We tiiie undersigned, being a committee set up for the -purpose of enquiring into the alleged misbehaviour of Mr Byrou Brown with a certain young lady, and having thoroughly investigated the .said allegations do unanimously and l unhesitatingly declare on jpositive proof, that such charges have not the slightest foundation in fact."

Dated this 20th day of March, 1!) H. (Signed)— J. G. STEVENS, Chairman. CECIL SMITH, Anglican Vicar. FREDERICK. RANDS, W&sleynn 'Minister. GEO. H. HARPER, Solicitor. ROBERT J. STAVELEY, Solicitor. T. O'ROURKE, Civil Servant. 300-2 Catholic Bazaar A GRAND BAZAAR and SALE OF WORK will be opened in tihe Levin TOWN HALL on SATURDAY, APRIL 15 (Easter Saturday) in aid of the CONVENT BUILDING FUND, and continue during the following week. JOHN O'DONOHUE, 232-t.d. ■ Secretary. A BALD STATEMENT^ Should your head be aa bald as the palm of your hand, No matter if friends say "It's Chronic," Reply, "There's a remedy beating the band, If 3 r ou try the new hair-food and tonic." Should your wifey suggest that her hair's growing thin, And ask that a tonic you'll get her, Say "Dear, look at mine," with your face all a grin, "Its thick, and I use WIOLETTA." If the baby pulls out all your hairs by the score. Just lie back and smile at her folly, For you know there's a remedy sure to give more, And the thought makes you happy and jolly. Should your best girl declare that she knows of a food That will make your hair longer and better, Should she wish to apply it, knowing it good, And she asks mav she try, WHY, 0, LET HER. Price 3s 6d. Sold Everywhere. Agent. T. BROOME, Weraroft Store, - - Levis.