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Horowhenua Chronicle, 10 August 1911, Page 3

-^—^™—• — — COLLINSON TAKE AN INTEREST .. 'in the History of your CUNNINGHAME'S Own Country ■ Hemo\al bale J"Sive Land Court of No W Zealand, price 3 S 6d . 13SEBKSW3 =fK=r Watch This Space EBi^P^^ mm Important Announcements THE ANIMALS OF NEW ZEALAND (third edition) by Hutton _____ GOLLIWSOW & € V IWIRT F* W E LTD.. HAIWAIKI- THE ORIGINAL HOME OF THE MAORI, by S. 6j and 7 BROA D BTROT, Skw ZEALAND IN I*7, by Augustus Earle, _ price 3s 6d. -— ~~" MURIHIKU, by Robert Me Nab, price 12s bd. ' Yore are invited to call and inspect. I AMP GLASS F W JONES, TROUBLES 3 In everv house quite a considerable eum has to be continually expend**) Corner Book Arcade, £ SSA*. , -*-, *- *»- ta »"■ "" LEVIN. ' h £W l y&***~'*~'** m ' _ ,„ ,_ . Heasoai «^«^^^ B Do no t remove the lamp glass to light your lamp. ' Ti: i w*A mi+h inseets or moths use a fly-guard made expressly I esBBHeHBHQHHRBSraKMHaBI | {lm\£llmvs* ™ce «* at OOLLINSON *ND SONS. I <} IL /w I !| g ee t i, a t your wic kis clean and accurately trimmed. O DAYS " J - Thursday Friday Saturday I loth i2.h I Buy Collin son's Lamps OF THE j ew——«_ ew ——« Bon Marche j Sale I COLUNSON & SON* 1 iROiySIfiOWGEfIS, Buyers should not miss the LAST | rkf TiflTO IVWOTG opoprtunity of sccuriiis | TjQIG HOllie 01 JjdJUJjn axo DRAPERY of QUALITY I D o ln»pvdnn "North. at money-saving | Cheapside, Palweiston w*™-^ PRICES I —~~—~ ■ — ~~~~~ * I itTA^omi , Wanted to Let- __«-.-««».—«.■—» — • - kinj Watollina k erj Apply PA RKER AiND VINCENT, 1& # OR SALE.-Rick good meadow "DUPLICATE &Ji<QiJ*sU E hay, about 8 tons. to T WORK. - Hough surface office of this paper. _ quarto size, excellent for y$ J f p*%&s 9 y OST.-l gent> biwn One i—_ -««— a^,—, —— 1 .* sis - very time when the need of a few new pieces of Tenders close on 6s 6d [ Furniture impresses itself upon your mind more GRAY, Oxford street. Levin. with or'ior, forcibly than at any other season of the year. " A L — — Palm Stand here," " A Small Table there," and perhaps , "' — - an extra Chair or so will make all the difference. Before "IT7ANTED.—By young lady with -j-j q qaPPER, G<M«.>ra! <".<hiv finally deciding on any additions write to the Mj previous office ■ experience, O , pier, Levin. Goods deliver**? S7\ sr ss n s position as shorthand-typiste, or to an( j fo m Railwav Station Fnr l/nJ t C*. U/Ollinaton would be willing to assist in store njture Temovcd. Orders left with M/vctc/*yti/« and keep books. Address: "Trust- r Rradlcv promptly nttonHfld FOR ffHEIR FURNITURE CATALOGUE. worthy," care of Chronicle Office. 2 to> * 3 " 9n L. -anosai l-*—r -,-,,,„-„ — ■ ■ iiiniinini mA ,r T A.r. vpifnnTu TTTHATP You hnwTi'r heard ol Stuff Ov«r lounge Chaira, In Art Coverings, THE T. E. TAYLOR MEMORIAL \\ „sA , g T never . suitable for Drawing or Dining Rooms - FUND. They're out on their own for duraPrice from 45/- m bility. Sep PHILLIPS about one. Quaint Morris Chairs, with spring seats or loose k\ LEVIN BOROUGH COUNCIL. ~ cushion,, in Art Hopsack Covering — "OOR SALT! .t ALF TOMLTN-High-back Dining Chairs, in Moroccoline, Oak PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given V SON'S Qnwn <Wt Nnrvry or Walnut Colour ; finished with Antique 1 MfrK - i- that a Subscription List is -Shelter Trres and Erlsinp Plants, Nails. Very quaint. Price from 16/6 each || Iving at tho Borough Council offices, P"»«e Mnncata Tnsiems Mncro fokr, ffSSS I iff '7 $• «7 »T ,? f PS™ T X™& KSSand silk finish. 1/6,1/11,2/6,2/11, 3/9,4/9 IB|1« '! f i 1 tliose who are tksmous of subscnb- Wels Elencnns GoosoWiee, Poplin Casement, with silk finish, makes very ML | I ffl ins to the above fund, to which any Rhubarb roots (best kinds), handsome curtains for Drawing Room in #|J-| fl I sum may be contributed from one ftnd Cauliflower 62R-qr. Cream, Buff, Pink, Green and Blue 50in V ?to shilling upwards. -r- --, ■■ — - - ~ wide. 3/6 yard SiLlf P- W. GOLDSMITH, Q1^ T ' v , e me a in yonr carfc, _ - on? o T^ mn nJir £5 Mv hikp is broken. Just drop D*LG* 9 WELLINGTON. $T% -— T ° Wn ° lerk - me at PHTLLTPR. and T'll S et I **BBtt*ea 9 k».i.w»m«viw. w 8.5.A.. PHILLTPB' BYKO. ■ A. A. CORRIGAN, Manager. H ■ 11118 """' " ' ™~~ " ——J LKVIN TIERRY SERVTHEI- Oil Ln'inclJ| L Trips. Is obpTi. Pnnfs on hire,H Y\S A Is rwr hour T.»<Tlpfl fid lefß '" f / /% T hour. oar he obtain-H * on the P?»r n * all tim«« C.H C3> f3i ■!" "I 53 ' C ROOM 9: QUEEN BTREia '?^[!?_?2!lL^l!'!! r . FOR fJoal nnd Wood to nnv nddresse B^ XT _ ~T TC(rn Wood from lft. np. Qnnh'tv trnar-H S S: :...'**-! ? o A o^' HEßEßoN;[Beed] T Yon wnnfl ISCUITS. Jj sortlo Onrbide. G«»t atip <,■ T-i n A "OCJA "PIITTPQ t^lose M pocket tins at PHTLLTPSM B.S.A. Blll]ife. Jb.fe.A JblKXiO. OALL AT Tt« sood dean rtnff. ■ GIBSON'B RED STORE, B PALL AND INSPECT THE DOMINION B.S.A. BICYCLE, BUILT • TTELLO! Broken down actninflß -■—■.. Wbv don' you one likeH TO ORDER ON THE PREMISES, TWO YEARS' GUARANTY. £16 LEVIN BOROUGH COUNCIL. ™™' i*'" a B.S.A. I got it al SECOND HAND MACHINES FROM £4 CASH. ILLIPB. ■ THE HOSPITAL FOR ALL CYCLE REPAIRS. SUNDRIES AT Q.AS BILLS.-DO NOT FORG3T W ANTED KNOW? -W. hn rM xa.n nuoi" \j at Th urs <iay next, the xOth ?V *-> T CITY PRICES. inst>> is the LAST DISCOUNT DAY *Vnr,« ™ M»ni»w S +n Lin. F-γ™^ «.««««««=» .^^ as^raOTra «- !OT: ™- thk month. 1 T " wleWnff to W »f OteM SPRING FAIR AND BULB 888 .2. p ' w '""ggPS*. TS^^Jr^VM SHOW - Sterling Silver W^^.T^S"jj IN CONNECTION WITH THE ° )„* to PHIT.T.TPS b> net 9 Levin Presbyterian Church. Case Goods =I=l. _| ~ Y) J1) YOTT p AY otilv £7 Ifk for al The UentUry nail, e.P.N.S. CASE GOODS IN THE JJJjf *° PHILLIPS and 23rd August choiceot 1 Bulbs for Competition or Exhibition MANICURE SETS, TEA BPOONB, W Schedules and full particulars can bo obtained from the Secretary. BRUHES, ETC. GOOD PRIZES FOR EVERY WINNER. lew rtnp 1,7 7?M TABLE DECORATIONS, ETOT"" BABY SHOW. InZ^^T, , ' ''"'" SHOOTING GALLERY. E- W. J. SMITH, _ _ ■ AUNT SALLY. EARBOXING. DETECTIVE COMPETITIONS. WATO HMAKEE AND JEWELLER T of *mrv e^rintieM ETC. ETC. eT«on+*v» nn fV- rtn^H COME AND TRY YOUR SKILL. QUEEN STREET, - - LEVIN. OSW ■ Elocution Contests- . PT^ 4|)o BOYS AND GIRLS: 8 and undor; 12 and under; 16 and under; . -- -* «. "tt rrow .•„„,,„,. ?■•■ .-•> "M end humorous under 16. . nIATRIMONIAL f n * • 1 • ti." fl ADULTS: Open and humorou ; one prose recital; Impromptu — XT n \ vi' ff '" f:S —■ speech open. (10 minutes.) Dearest N -Meet me at the ftt p?fv T TPV .1. < London Studio, at 11.30 a.m. —-_.. '''" <^> r^Oβ Vocal Contests— T]ie Pnoto ' hs tLcre are ■ BOYS AND GIRLS: 8 and under; 12 and under; lfa and under; lovel p ftt TRVwpsw \nrum. ■ ADULTS: Soprano, Contralto, Tenor, Bass and Comic; open for dozen. ' H . ladies and gentlemen. ' „„,=- * P*^ 3 t™** tr«mefß«le« Instrumental Contests- NEXT T0 t H i^ nßNlr ,„ n." , '" of °" r T>^^f? o <,-(H^B VIOLIN SOLOS: under 16 and open. And at MELBOURNE, or (J^■ to ■ PIANO SOLOS: 12 and under; 16 and under; and open. _ ' K -' n ' n 1• r> PnnrrvTN ■ CORNET SOLOS: Open. Pm sure the "flu" is nothing new, . _H _ .... . ,-, I daresay Adam got it; +^M Competition Entrance tees w e > v< > changed it name and that's p ~ u <- rn« in the gntter I Children under 12, free; over 12, 6d; adults, Iβ. the game +V" rn in. ' :,■ ENTRIES CLOSE-Monday 21st Augnst 1911, witli the Secretary, p JjagJ xt -tattaP^B or with A. E. Haswell, 5- E. Keys, or D. W.-Matheson. eyer Qht {% M mt ,- -^B ADMISSION TO FAIR, 6a. D. P. PORTEOUS, I s W. E. Wood's Great Peppermint 'Cos my olotnes vrere fliSpfa?' "fl Secretary. Cure-, ' Gave me Wood's Great psKrm?»*H - If you're the "flo»» 'twEI right it. e . Onre,. Wppennhrte - ..- . "■ . • - >■--. -" ' - ■"• - - ' ' "Bobly got* dipping. :',, ?%gm