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Horowhenua Chronicle, 31 July 1911, Page 3

r|l OWN HALL, LEVIN. MONDAY, JULY 31. A Night's Amusement at _ Olieap |'rices: First scats, 2s, 'ladies, lsj Back .seats, Is, children 6d. T \ YLOR-CA RRIN GTON MUSICAL COMEDY COMPANY. In the Screamingly Funny Farcical and Musical Comedies, >A3RY AND 'ARRIET and THE SBRL FBBOS CHICAGO Mirt.li, Music, Songs, Duets, Dances. C. S.' Ll.\ 1 IT, ... Advaneo Rep. 8 l'S-2. MTLK. mo Hie R esidenls of Levin and .EL Wernroa.—'We, having pnrtho Alilk Walks of Messrs (J. I>©tter, F. O'Oonnell and Archibald and Son, are prepared to reta.il Milk out at the very lowest passible price. We get our milk from two of tho best dairy farms in the district—Messrs Cummings' and Palmes'. PARKE AND CO., Winchester Street, Levin. 852-w. LEYIX LAWN TENNIS *CLUB.

HO ANDERS are invited for remaking one asphalt tennis court. All particulars can he olv (nin. il from tho Secretary, Levin. Tenders close with the undersigned on Monday, 7th prox, J*. G. .Tamieson, hon. secretary, Levin Lawn Tennis Club, Levin. 853-2. HOIIOWHENUA COUNTY COUNCIL. TENDERS are invited addressed to the Chairman, County Office. Levin, up to Saturday, the 12th prox., at 10 a.m., for the following contracts :• —■ No. 1 nn: Formation of Rewa Rewa Street, Tokomaru. No. 161: Metalling McDonald Road, Arapaopao Estate. Nn. 102: Stumping Arapaepae Road ex i ens ion and McLcavey road, Buller's sub-division. P!»t\« and specifications for Rewa Rewa street to be seen at Gunning's Store. Tokomaru and for all at the County Office, Levin. ■T. MALCOLM, 807-3. County Engineer. IN Tilß !• STATE OF EDWARD MK-VANT THE ELDER, OF MANAKA!'. FARMER. (Dec,;w,vn. kMi Persons having claims i.i :i mi i est the Estate of tho r,l>ov mimed. Edward Bevan the KMcr. deceased, are hereby requested i„ forward particulars of their ci;:i-.ix ;o tho undersigned not later fli-i:: 3rd dav* of August, 1911. \V. STKYv ART PARK, Solicitor for tho Executors, 837- ?. Levin.

Siras Hardware OXTOTW STREET, TTOW CAN* 1 SAVE MONEY? TV"!"f Y 1 l!v purchasing your garden tools and .-•fjiiisites from onr store. After' digging vour garden plant it with NTimin'o and Blair's superior Standard Reed. K"'.p your fowls well fenced off witli wiro netting supplied from our store in any lengths and sizes. Tin n iVd thom with Nimmo and Blair's high-grade- poultry grits and food- and yon will have o quick supply of vegetables and eggs and grow rich. FOOTBALL!" vVTUnDAY, AUGUST 5. H"i ?>Tai v. College, at Manakau. - 'i'. 'I Virata. Ivonotaroa v. Woraron, at Kopn* 1-nvn. .Mr \V. It. Hurge.

M, E„ KEYS. OXFORD STREET, LEVIN. Seme lines by which ow customers are saving money:— A good loaf Tea (loose) at Is 3d per lb. Amber Tips Tea (in neat caddies) 2s per lb. Jam —A. 8.C., Peacock, or Groldf.n Faglo Brands, 3 tins for Is. SOME CHOICE LINES. Strawberry Jam, 2 lb tins Is 3d. Fancy Cluster Rasins, 16oz packets, Bd. Half Gallon Pie Fruits—2 tins (Apples and. Plums) for 2s 3d.

COUGHS,and all THROAT I AFFECTIONS > i Tbe Marvellous New Cur# [LUENZOL should be in every household, available for immediate use upon the appearance of the first symptoms of INFLUENZA or SORE THROAT Mr. J. C. Triekett, land Agent, In-cestre-etraet, Wellington, writes:—"The new medicine has been of tamenss benefit to mo. For a considerable time I was subject to severe attacks of influenza &t short Intervals, but blbco tnking a few doses of "FLTJENZOL" I have been quite free from the distressing malady. For a sore throat I find that the nsv preparation givei Immediate relief." DONT DELAY! bnt a& your Chemist or Grocer for it TO-DAY. I Prace Is 6d and 2s 6i