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Horowhenua Chronicle, 23 May 1911, Page 2

BEMOVAL NOTICE Removed to New Premises opposite The Borough Council . ANSTICcCoachbnilder, ev '" ! FIELD. LUCKIE & TOOGOOD FOR THE GOOD j '~™" OF HIS HEALT H J n>o feathehston stiusk i Wellington. ! ' \ Money to lend on Town and Country A thousand years or so ago a / Securities at Lowest Current man wore armour—for the good Ratas. of his health. . — Now-a-days if he is wise he wears underwear. The kind that j j^e^t renders a man proof against i Winter's shifty attacks, will he :at 2 ,r )S per flC re—farm of about 109 best.obtained at i ' acres 4i,niles from Feilding, 3 from : creamery and school, good met a. e< Millarfand GlOrgl S i roads: *7-roomed house, o-stalled £ • ; cow-bail with concrete floor.. 4-stall-Amongst other British and 00l- jcd stable; 7 subdivisions. onial makes these arc not the leaat acceptable:— . ' Building sites for sale at Feildmp,. ",The Famous Wolsey Underwear, Three one-quarter acre sections m Ull Wool, Unsrrinkable, Uneq- Denbigh street (corner). Thro sce'ualled. tions Denbigh street, with three Wural Lambswool Singlets and 'WUnderpants command attention, oneap. **"» b they are soft and comfortable to street, Feilding. wear - Forty aceres, Palmerston North, Ri'hbed Underpants and Under- known'as Clifton Fx«tatc. All good flannels for good hard wear from building sites; finest in the district, jthe Best New Zealand Mills. 'Merino and Worsted Underwear Houses, shop, and good building is to be seen in weights suitable e \t os j t] Shannon from £25 per sectfor all changes of weather. ion. Terms to suit every one, and Oome in and choose your Under- no interest charged on balance of 'wear now. £25 section. MILLEB&GICFGI, ; ~ The Crcat Ojititttcrs > J, R.. StHllSell, P ai m erston North. R «; E| I ' (Wellington). !. ALSO AT SHANNON.

G. H. Habpbr P. B. Bakpkb. "TAKI LBVIN. IT AKPERAND TTARPER, BAHEISTERS & SOLICITORS )i LEVIN. rs to Mr E. J. Prendergast. MONEY TO LENDg On approved security at; owest current rates. CENTRAL HOTEL, OTA SI. FI&ST-CLASB Simyl. Qiißi ter Oaucttroltl Trftrillcn. t()^!ghr J 3 B««r inly '•■ lxs. Tb« Seet Bmndi ■( Wia«i QiaS Spiriti kept in tttfk. Letter? f-r;3 yrtmptlf itT. MeS"Beb? Pr*priet»r. Hot Water Bags I HAVE just received the New supply of these neieseities direct from the English manufacturers. Every bag is guaranteed fresh rub-., her* and is fitted with the latest pattern jralve and eUo£p]pr .Kvlridb. is warranted not to leak or get out ot Order. All sizes from 10s each and upwards. From— C. S. Keedwell, DIBPENBJNQ CHEMIST, (Three doors below Olark'i.) OXFORD STREET. LEVIN NOTIOS. •*Th* Horowhenna CKronfol*" *i*t be obtained daily from— MrF. W. Jones - - Levin. Mr J. >V. Thompson - - Lerin Mn Milne W»r»ro» Mise Dnnckler - - • Shannon, lyron Brown, Limited . - • - Oh*a. Mr 0. E. Lindsay - - - M»nak*n.

Flannelette Dangers Commenting on deaths by burning the liritish .Medical Journal s av m r!"Tbe number of cases of burning by mishaps-in nearly every case ending fatally-in the month ol Novemberalone is 12.,.. • i ■ ,rr TVI norsons In no tower than ..V.) nine ol these death us burning flannelette clothing (ightdresses ami ascnueu w c r j vet in o the accident, and jn (>() other l.t Jto So clothing took fire, without information beiS given as to what it was -nado of. in some of tJio latter, JSrone or pinafores arementioned as haying caught fire. Jnese are nStlikeb' to have ben made from flannele te. and iron, the nature of the garments it would bo quite possible tor the fian.es t<) rapidlv <ret Mich a hold that they could not be immediately extingui.shul ° Of the 39 cases referred to above in which flannelette ir spe..fiicallv named as concerned in the result in 28 the average age «• flip victim was under four venrs, anrl in five the average age was Si » it IS POIOTED OUT'THAT TUK MAXIiKAOTi:iU<] OK K\Y\ELBTTE WHICH IS K«KLO KROM. DANGKII IS Ai:KFVDY AK ACCOMPLISHKD KACT. TBTE PIIODrCT .BEING XO MORE COMBUSTIBT/B THAN KLAWEL OR OTHER FAHiucs. Mothers Think This Over! NON-OOMRTJSTIBT.E FLANNELETTES AT CLARK'S Consider how it means FIRE PROTECTION for your little children and yourself—it means less worry besides more money for your pocket for the qualities are genuine. ''Dacca Flannelettes" are made in England ironi the finest and best Egyptian cotton and is warranted not to flare. "Dacca" white and cream, uon-coinhustinle, at rjd, o.ul, UA<I. IOJd, and lljd per yard"D'acca " white neat stripes for blouses or shirts at 9d ami lid. "Dacca" striped flannelettes, suitable for pyjamas, nights, or shirts at 10i dand lid per yard. DACCA FLANNELETTES IMPORTED BY £S 3Eb BSi Will Not Flare

JOB PRINTING S woik done 'WELL and?REASONABLY at . . 'The Chronicle." NEW STOCK AND NEW IDEAS. Dominion " Boardinghouse. OXFORD BTJiEBT, LIVIN. MRS SMITH w.ho faaa taken over the DOMINION BOABDING teSSL?" " rMoTtted FRESH FISH DAILY FIVE KJBOOMMENDATIONi. W JEFFJRI] S7 Queen Street. . ■™/" 0t " Uia ' 8 «P«™<*- call on " Good Old Jeff ,, for weals. Tariff - - -is 6d per day. Meals at all hours, cleanliness and Dinner tt 11 a.m. on Bale Days, civility a specialty. A Special Room Boarder, taken at My. ~ Oysters Twice Weekly WEEKLY BUBBGIUBimS. TN ratponie to from vanone lalworifcere, arr»ngem«nte fcave been made to allow the raaaacr toya te reowT*, on behalf of " The ' -—— Chroniole," weekly or monthly rah- The widest publicity should" be eoription* at reaidenti' own doors, riven to the fact that summer Tboee who decide to pay in ibis diarrhoea and dysentery can be manner we advised "to keep a amall gnred-by the-jfindicions nee of Ohamfeook, and obtain recjpU *fft,£* ?- fannew for eaoh weAly or montiily dittoed with water and payment made. payment* sweetened it is pleasant to take, will be at the rodnoMl,rate of Ss per which i* important when the medi- . eoiandar moetk. lfMAe. cine most be given to ttnal! ohili'z i\j ~'.-'■. • For vale everywfcere.— Air.