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Horowhenua Chronicle, 30 March 1911, Page 2

For Autumn and Winter Wear. A lino assortment of the latest productions of— 1, AD I MS' COSTUMKS MFX'S OVERCOATS LADIES' TWRRD JACKETS. MK.VS RAINCOATS are. now being op.Miod up. Cum." and haw iirst choice ah W^Heys' Draper*, Clotli.ie.rs, etc., Levin j £10© Gash. -j ' i tO ACRES L.I.P. | Dwelling 5 rooms, nearly new; wel watered; good orchard; | handy to rnil.vay si a lion; tine si art or man with small means, j PIUCR--C77S. '' Balance on except in H.v good terms. B —— | I Fat Stock For Export j I Producers arc invited to communicaie with us befoie selling Beef, | .Mutton, or Lamb suitable for export. _ | We are in a position to obtain tlu> very Best, Prices availablo ami J . make forward contracts paying cash on 1; ree/aug Co. s Certili- | ; cites Highest or iocs paid lor Hides, ,skins, and x'at. j I"" ' V S The Land A.genev business will in future bo a special feature |i J with us o>,r" MR. E. W. nVi'CIIINGh w.ll devote lys special at- { iontion to f,r\s and all - „ni mumeations aucircssed to lum will B i have our very bet a Nation. We are in a position, to find pur- g ohaserr. fur all "classes of proper ij. | ! llifilH%SllltlS jj ix a. ill •** v> 'i fr- ~-■ •— _ •-*•» g | and Co,, Limited, | I V.'i';lvAi'OA AND LRYIN. I | Telephone No. 5. Telephone No. : g ONE' SHILLING WILL BUY AN YON R OF TfIR FOLLOWING LINKS. 3 lbs Corn Flour. ■' "'s hates. K n Pkts .Idly Crystals. I C;il«>< Sand Soap. - r, lbs Rice. Sago or Tapio-a, 3 Tab. T .ilet Soap. AT HAS WELL BRO i The Farmers' Exchange, ,evln { Jam Making and J Fruit Preserving I r H £eat:-on liliO-ji I l ' | I NOW LANDING BY KVRRY DIRECT BOAT AND | TO BR SOLD AT OCR I'SI'A.I. !iOW PRICES. i | Mason's Screw Top Preserving Jars, 1 pint 3s Gd, 2pints 4s; 4 pint | os Gd per dozen. r| Mason's Wide Mouth Preserving Jars, quarts os Gd; i gallon Gs Gd 3 per dozen,- g Mason's Lightening i\'iro Top Jars, quni ts Gs Gd per dozen. | | Extra .Rubbers for Wire Top Jars, Gd and 9d per dozen. g j Jelly Jars with Tin Tops, 2s and 2s fid per dozen. | | Tie Over Jars, 2s 9d and ,3s 3d per dozen. | 1 Enamel Preserve Pans, light, to hold about— | | 8 10 12 ] J 1G lbs of fruit | | 4s Gd, 5s 6d, Gs Gd 1 | Heavy 6s 6d, 7s 6d, 8s Gd Os Gel, 10s Gd. I I Agate li'vv 5s Gd, Gs Gd, 7s G I | Brass P.P*. Gs Gd, 8s (id, 10s Gd 12s Gd. j] I Aluminium Preserving Pans, lGs to 20s. | a Wooden Spoons, Gd, 9d, and lOd each. | 1 Scales, with hook ;.nd pan, to weigh 25 lbs, 2s each. | I Scales, with weights, 5s Gd to lis Gd per set, including weights. | I Ssales, clock dial, to weigh 25 lbs, 5s Gd to 7s Gd each. jj THESE WILL BE DELIVERED SAFELY AND PROMPTLY TO j YOUIt DOOR. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED ON EVERY | APT! CLE. I | SIMS HARDWARE GO, LD. j fThe Cheapest 'Iroum.oHgers, j 220 LAMBTON QUAY, 101 CUBA STEEET, § Telephone 2085. Telephone 2280 I ® BUCS9B2SSnO2SW „ 6 r j " Two Minds with but a I Single Thought." For once Men's and. Women's fashions run mi parallel lines. Both suits and costumes for Winter wilj be of Rough Materials. j Stiles & Matheson's | '1 I j "Window Display f S Brings the new Goods right to the front as it were. It shows the New Colonial and English Costumes made, up in. Harris, Donegal and other rough fabrics, also Navy and Plain Cloths with j which honours are shared. - j Harris and Donegal Tweeds are also shown made up into Men's Box ! Suits. They arc New Zealand tailored-garments, and are very ; smart. j The latest novelty is our new shape. Norfolk Coat and Knickers in Harris Tweed. I Be sure and see the Exhibit. STILES & MATHESON, The White House, Levin.