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Horowhenua Chronicle, 14 June 1911, Page 4

GEO. MILNES «BOCOB AND DHAPIR, Ovratt* " Horowhene* Chronicle " Oflot. OXFORD STREET. BOOTS AND DRAPERIES. OOMfl IK AND BEE THE NEW btoom. UP-TO-DATI VEHICLES Of all Description* mftde sad Repaired. IMPLEMENTS We do not claim to be the CHEAPEST bnt Guarantee BE81" of Workmanship, SWAINSON AND BtYAN, LTD. 1078-y. MANAKAU. LEVIN ENGINEERING WORKS AND MACHINERY EXCHANGE. MURPHY BROS. LEVIN. HAVE FOR IMMEDIATE BALE: 10-12 H.P. 2 cylinder motor oar, ! 5 seater/side entrance, screen lamps etc., price £150. 5 H.p. Gaa Engine, in perfect order, £88. 6 H.p". National Petrol Engine, in perfect order, £55 (special bargain). 2J H.p. National Petrol Engine, magneto ignition. Practically new, £40. 8 H.p. Giant Petrol Engine, electric ignition, in real good order. Very cheap, £17 10s. 4 H.p. Tangye Steam Engine. £87. 7 H.p. Steam Horizontal Engine, in real good order; also vertical boiler, 501ba pressure,, with eteam feed pump, eao. £40. Sausage Machine, 2 foot bowl, practically new and in first-claee order. £20. 45 Volt 8 amp. continuous current Dynamo; £8 10. 12 Volt 3 Amp. continuous onrrent dynamo, new. £4. , Double Royal Wharfedale Printing Machine, £125. 1389-t.c. 1 Hopkins Pump with pulleys, etc., £8; cost £12. No. 5 Hydraulic Ram, new cheap. Daisy corn crusher, power driven, 20 bushels per hour. £80.

shannon; sale ROOMS.

GRAY STREET, SHANNON. ——j New and second-hand furniture for eale. Some bargains on hand: 8 x 10 tent; cost 22e 6d, now 10s; B.S.A. bicycle, £3 10s, in good order; library lamp, cost £1 ss, now half Srice; dray harness 235, worth ouhle; Reid and Gray swing plough, cost £9, good order now, price £3; wire mattresses and bedsteads very oheap. Hilltop Tea, at Iβ 6d lb; the best in the market. Two sections land (building sites) corner Elizabeth and Minnie strets, Shannon; £70 the two; £40 cash; halance 3 years at 5 per cent.

E. A.W. OSBORNE. HOUSE AND LAND AGENT. ,

A NEW ZEALAND INDORSEMENT. In the home where there are young children Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is indispensable, as you _ will see by the following letter written by Mr Robt. Bowman, Herekino, N.Z.:—"I have found Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to be a certain cure for croup, and the only medicine I could get, to cure my children of whooping cough. It cured them of this disease after. I .had used all sorts and descriptione of other remedies." For sale everywhere.—Adv.

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