BUSINESS NOTICES

Horowhenua Chronicle, 24 April 1911, Page 2

BUSINESS NOTICES

Excellently compounded soft <lrink3 are being made in Lovin by Thomson, Lewis and Co., at their factory in Queen street, and the Arm is prepared to desjwitch all orders on anp day of the week. The ginger beer tianlifactvired '"by Thomson, Lewis and Co. is of exceptionally fino qua/ity. Tt is obtained by aeration; the flavour is sweet, warm, and lingering; and the sub-flavour.delicious. Champagne cider is another excellent fc'p- ! pie. This drink is expressed from cider apples at their most suitable season, and everyone who possesses a sweet palate will vote the drink delectable. Lovers of lemon squash will find the bottled article which is specially prepared at Thomson, Lewis and C'o.'s Wellington factory, and sent up to Levin, an .unmistakable product of the fruit, and not a ehfrmieal substitute. Cherry cider. lime C\7.7.. peppermint, and the old favourite lemonade are other lines always in .stock. A good trade with Shannon and Manakaii is toeing done find in Levin tho popularity of the firm's manufactures is A post card or personal meesage to tho Queen street factory will always meet with prompt answer and deliver V.

Oheap. healthy hedge-plants • of various kinds are advertised for sale at W. Cowell's, Tiro Tiro road , . Tnspection is invited. ' An address to the electors of Levin Borough, from Mr A. J. Arnold, appears in to-day's Chronicle. " Economy consistent with the best interests of tho community" is Mr Arnold's wa toll word. Mr W. Archibald, a candidate for municipal honours, has an address to the borough electors in to-day's Chronicle. Mr "A. J. Arnold notifies that he ha.s sold his Levin butchery to Mr Dickinson, of 'Wellington. He thanks customers for past patronage, and requests a settlement of accounts on or before 10th May.

Messrs Collinson and Cunninghame (Palmerston North) announce special purchases of winter dross goods. The reputation of tin's firm as good value givers is well known through the district. They buy for cash. The dress materials they are now showing are spoken of as being specially worthy*6f inspection.

Messrs Ross and Co., of The Bon Marche,"Tn another column direct attontion to the extent of their stock and their present values, in winter drnjwry and which will he of interest to buyers of drapery.

"Corn cripples* , should' pet a. sUrillimr bottle <tf "special Indian Corn Cure" from C. S. Pharmacy, and keep their minds off their feet.

Millar and Giorgi, of Palmerston North, have an advertisement in today's Chronicle concerning overcoats. Zambrene "slip-ons," erayenettes, and motor coats are specialised.