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Horowhenua Chronicle, 14 July 1911, Page 3

Father Time touched the right I Spring when he set going COLLINSON AND OTNNINGHAHE'S GREAT WINTER SALE. 1 Hour by hour this money saving ©vent strides along successfully; and gives out greater bargains than ever. Mr and Miss Collinson send word from London telling of extensive purchases now on the way. The showroom must he cleared for this incoming .merchandise. To quit the goods in doubde quick time we have used the pdico cutting sickle freely and down come the prices. ** Profits vanish—you secure them. Expect to see many bargains like these when you come: — Girls' Coats, 3s lid, 5s lid, and 7a 6d. Ladies' Goats, full length, 13s 6d and 255. Ladies' Undervests, is 6d and Is lid. Ladies' Woven Combinations, 3s lid, 4s 3d, and 5s 6d. Ladies' Woven Bodiec, Is lid. I The hour of millinery bargains is here—your own choice at your owp price. BE IN TIME TO SECURE THESE! COLLINSON & CUKNIKGK/UVE LTD.. 1, 8, 5, and 7 BROAD STREET, PALMERSTON NORTH. LAMP GLASS TROUBLES In every house quite a considerable sum baa to be continually expended in replenishing mantles, glass globes, lamp chimneys, etc. Very often much money is lost by purchasing lamp glasses of cheap quality, which don't last and DO NOT rAY. Do not remove the lump glass to light your lamp. If troubled with insects or moths use a fly-guard made expressly for the Millar Lamps. Price Is 6d at COLLINSON aND SONB. Bee that your wic kis clean and acourately trimmed. Buy Collin soil's Lamps COLLINSON & SON, IRONMONGERS, The Home of Lampware Cheapside, Palmerston North,

LAST PAY of Drapery Sal© it Arcadia Saniplo Rooms, Levin Saturday. WANTED TO SELL. —120 successful incubator; price £3Apply, \V. H.-KITOHEfT, Gannon. _ _ ' COAL AND WOOD.—A. OORSON, Bath Street, delivers Coal and Wood to any address. Wood from Ift. up. Quality guaranteed. 748-qr. LAST DAY of Drapery Sale in Arcadia Sample Rooms, Levin, Saturday. WANTED TO SELL.-Lady's side saddle, with safoty stirnip, also riding habit (Fox's serge), almost new. Price, £3 the lot. Address at Chronicle Office. 790-3. SUDDEN DEATH of James Smith's Drapery Stock, Arcadia Sample Rooms. Last day. Saturday. LAMP GONE OUT. You want some Carbide. Get one <>f those 6d pocket tins at PHILLIP?. Its good clean stuff. .> •& . _. . SUDDEN "DEATH *of James Smith's Drapery Stock, Arcar d'ia Sample Rooms. Last day, Saturday. RICHARD SEDDON Peas given away at GIBSON'S to purchasers of 5s parcels. SATURDAY NIGHT Reduction at the Rink. Admission and Skates Is. PHILLIPS' RINK. S- ATUHDAY is the'Lastray of our Drapery Sale. Arcadia Sample Rooms, Levin. JAMES SMITH, LTD. 797-1. LBVIN Y. M. C. A. ROOMS: OUEEN STREET PUBLIC DEBATE. THURSDAY, JULY 20. " Will International Arbitration Prevent War?" Affirmativo ... Mr F. E. Parker. Negative ••• Mr J. Harvey. LEVIN VOLUNTEER FIRE BRIGADE. Annual SOCIAL AND T\ANCE. OCTAL AND XJ ANCE. To be held in the TOWN HALL, on FRIDAY, JULY 14. MUSIC BY MR J. KEARSLEY. Gentlemen's Tickets, 2s 6d; Ladies, Is. J. McTAGGART, 702-t.d. Secretary. T. HARRIS, Butcher. OXFORD STREET. WISHES to inform tie inhabitants of Levin and surrounding distriots that all Beef and Mutton handled by him is killed at the Palmerston North Abattoirs and it carefully and critically examined by highly qualified veterinary officers appointed and paid by the New Zealand Government. MY MOTTO: " Immaculate Cleanliness and Punctuality." With strict attention to business lie hopes to get a fair share of your patronage. NOTE ADDRESS: (Next to Mr Glackin, •Toweller.) Mrs. Milne, GENERAL STOREKEEPER WERAROA, LEVIN. WISHES to notify ladies of Levin and surrounding districts that she has been appointed sole agent for Mrs K. Tomkin's underskirts. These skirts are made to measure—fit and quality guaranteed Also agent for Messenger Patent Corsets. Mrs Milne will be pleased to wait on ladies in their own homes in con- ( nection with either of the above lines if desired. ! ; ■■ ' l

I Wanted to Let. Advertisements nnder tJiia hesdiag., In each; thr©o ineertioiis io? Is M. ANTBDTO LEASE.—IS acres, . divided, watered and shelter- - ed, with house, cowbails and largo orchard; close to station and town. Apply PARKER AND VINCENT, ' Levin. HC. GAPPER, General Car. • rier, Lovin. Goods delivered " to and from Railway Station. Far. ! future removed. Orders left with . R. W. Bradley promptly attended ' to. _ 3-9 m 3 TTTHAT? You haven't heard of - VV B.S.A.'s. Well I never. , They're out on their own for dnrs-- - bility. Seo PHJLLJPS about one. FOR SALE at ALF. TOM LINSON'S Queen Street Nursery. - —Shelter Trees and Edging Plants, - Pinus Muricata, Insignis, Macrocarna, Tree Lucerne, Bluegum, Reagum, Ironbarkgum, Escalonia, Laurels, Eleagnus, Gooseberries, jj Rhubarb roots (best kinds), Cabbage ' and Cauliflower Plants. 625-qr. SAY I give me a lift in your cart. Mv bike is broken. Just drop 5 me at PHILLIPS, ar,,l I'll get a - 8.5.A.. PHILLIPS' BYKO. 171 ERRY 9ERVJCEI—OiI Launch Trips, la esoh. Boats on hire, 1 Gents la per honr, Ladies 6d :ier " hour. Refreshments can bo obtain- ■ ed on the Pi?r at all times. C. NEV.IN, Boat Builder. 876-qr. j" TpARLY Seed Potatoes are stockod by GIBSON'S. HELLO! Broken down again? . Wliy don' you get one like * mine; it's a B.S.A. I got it at PHILLIPS. rpHE RED STORE still holds first' place for Mild Cheese and ' Bacon. WANTED KNOWN. —We have several bnyera for good Dairy Farina on Manawatu Line. Farmers wishing to dispose of their Farms, send full particulars tc / ORBELL AND CO., Land aud tate Agents Palmerston N. 511-y WHERE'S your lamp, Bill? Fell to bits up the road. I'm just going to PHILLIPS to get a ■ good one. DID YOU SAY only £7 10s for a new eycle. I can't believe it I'll go to PHILLIPS and get one at once. Next Wednesday.-" Hockey on Skates, at the Rink. Foxton v. Levin, Otaki v. Foxton, 7 to 11 p.m. Admission, 6d. WANTED KNOWN.— Re-cover-ing at LETHABY'S umbrella works, Palmerston North. Ladies' from 3s; Gentlemen's form 4s; 8rib. Postage paid one way. J. E. LETHABY, S3 Main Street, Palmerston North. 8 URINTING of ©very description executed on the shortest notice at th'a "CHRONICLE" OSes. of every description exeonted on the shortest notice at the "Horowhrtnna ChrYvKi-dU*" Next Wednesday.- Hockey "• on Skates, at the Rink. Foxton v. Levin. Otaki v. Foxton, 7 to 11 p.m. Admission, 6d. PROVIDE for winter nightsLamps, Carbide, Mudguards, at city prices. PHILLIPS' BYKO Next Wednesday— Hockey on Skates, at the Rink. Foxton v. Levin. Otaki v. Foxton 7 to 11 p.m. Admission, 6d. TRESPASS NOTICE. * NY person found trespassing on "ri >" our properties — i )taki nr f)e proseenteo. yKRR M\ V AV n P() t) FVT V Bobby _ me in the gutter In the pouring rain Mjmmy P "t „ e s t ra i E ht' to w n Uos m .Y clothes were dripninp- ' ' S^ 00 *' 8 Bobby got a shipping.,