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Horowhenua Chronicle, 21 August 1911, Page 3

BOOKS BOOKS BOOKS That should be in every household THE COLONIAL COOKERY BOOK, revised and greatly enlarg ed containing 930 carefully selected and tested recipes, hints on carving, preparing menus, lr.undry work, and general housekeeping. Paper "cover. Is 3d. Also to be had in good cloth binding. THE SOUTHERN CROSS STANDARD DICTIONARY, with useful appendices on technical terms, foreign phrases, forms of address, etc., figures of mechanical movements. Price Is 3d NEW BOOKB, 3s 6d. "The Jesuit," by Joseph Hocking. "The Imprudence of Prne," by Sophia Fisher. "The Stolen Lady." by A. and C. Askew. "'Billy Topsaid and Company/' by Norman Duscan Book your Orders now for Ralph Connor's new book, CORPORAL CAMERON. Paper 2s 6d; Cloth 3s 6d. Mario Corelli's LIFE EVERLASTING. Paper 2s 6d. Cloth 3s 6d. Corner Book Arcade, rasa &SS3 WI S & GREAT SHOW OF wawe««BnaesapwaMaajtiw«. ON AUGUST 24th See Next Advertisement. PALMERSTON NORTH BY THF O § O 4 Rooms Completely CHQ an Furnished for lUS e A FEW OF THE ITEMS ARE:— Dining Room:—Sideboard, dining table, coach, eaay di&ij, 4 small chairs, etc., etc. Best Bedroom; —Wardrobe, duchesse washstand, wood bed wire mattress, etc., etc. Spare Bedroom:—Duchesse,, wasbstand, wire ateetchef o> combination bed, chair etc., etc. Kitchen:—Dresser, table, ''. chairs, dinner service, tea service^ all necessary crockery, pots, pans, cutlery, etc., etc ; All floor coverings curtain poles, etc. i VLfiY SPECIAL VALUS DRAPERY & GENERAL. f>ft-— *T IMPORTING COtVIPANY Qfr IsTO^^ jl|| t NEW ZEALAND LTD. i I^TfT| UW P WELLINGTON. A. A. CORRIGAN, Manager, i§l i i BYKO ,—$ B.S.A. BIKES. B.S.A BIKES. CALL AND INSPECT THE DOMINION B.S.A. BICYCLE, BUILT TO ORDER ON THE PREMISES, TWO YEARS' GUARANTEE. £16 SECOND HAND MACHINES FROM £4 CASH. THE HOSPITAL FOR ALL C YCLE REPAIRS. SUNDRIES AT CITY PRICES. SPRING FAIR AND BULB ! SHOW. j IN CONNECTION WITH THE Levin Presbyterian Church. The Century Hall, 23rd and 24th August Bulbs for Competition or Exhibition Schedules and full particulars can be obtained from the Secretary. GOOD PRIZES FOR EVERY WINNER. TABLE DECORATIONS, ETO BABY SHOW. SHOOTING GALLERY. AUNT SALLY. EARBOXING. DETECTIVE COMPETITIONS. ETC. ETC. COME AND TRY YOUR SKILL. Elocution Contests— BOYS AND GIRLS: 8 and under; 12 and under; 16 and under; and humorous under 16. ADULTS: Open and humorou ; one prose recital; Impromptu speech open. (10 minutes.) 1 Vocal Contests— I BOYS AND GIRLS: 8 and under: 12 and under; 16 and under; I ADULTS: Soprano, Contralto, Tenor, Bass and Comic; open for I ladies and gentlemen. ' 8 Instrumental Contests— VIOLIN SOLOS: under 16 and open. PTANO SOLOS: 12 and under; 16 and under; and open. CORNET SOLOS: Open. Competition Entrance F'ees „ '■'.■"-rChildren, tmdeiylßi , free;;ovei:-12,'8d; adults. Iβ. , ~. ,