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Horowhenua Chronicle, 20 September 1911, Page 3

The Very Air of Spring is in Collinson and Cunninghame's Millinery. Hard to say which are the most charming. To hats or Paris and London sent us, selected under the personal supervision of Mr and Muss Collinson with the assistance of their London Lady_ Buyer, or th >so that had their inspiration in the brain of our own Milliner. Bu;r. whether Foreign or local vhe Millinery this season possess,*' r>eauty far beyond the orciniary be t itv that will mark this spring as hi» long to be remembered-by those who love prety hats. _ "There are hats which are though plain, and sirtablo .or «ar with the smartest Taiiorcd Costumes Others that are plume or flower strewn. All are hatsthat make picture of their owners, that praise their wearers and sat-isfy their aspirations of bccominglieSS\Ve Shave opened and areshowin' a great variety of every descriptio nof Millinery for Ladies, Maids, and Girls; including a fine range of fi ready-to-wear hats of the latest shapes, all smartly trimmed. As these ' are 'imported direct from the leading Millinery Artists of the World the prices are extremely moderate: 6s 6d, 7s 6d, 8s 1-ld, 9s 6d, 12s 6d 14s 6d, to 255. A visit of inspection will be welcomed. COLLIKSCK & fI'R'KIRTFff E LIO . 1, 8, 5, and 7 BROAD SiTRERT, PALMEESTON NORTH. LAMP GLASS TROUBLES In every house quite a considerable sum bas to be continually expended in replenishing mantles, glass globes, lamp chimneys, etc. Verv often much money !b lost by purchasing lamp glasses of cheaj quality, which don't last and DU NOT PAY. Do not remove the lamp glass to light your lamp. If troubled with insects or moths i use a feEjard for the Millar Lamps. Price Is 6d at COLLINSON aND BONB. See that your wic kis clean and accurately trimmed. Buy Collinson's Lamps

COLLINSON & SON, IROKMONGERB, The Home of Lamp ware Cheap side, 1 almerstoft fcorth.

| Wanted to Let Advertisement tauter Tituu ft f 1 Id eacli r,fer«* Lutsort-k VIS 'iHE TIME to hatch J% Runners. — Indian Runners (Knight-Jupe N.S.W.), White Legboms (Rector-Leger-Brooks), Hlaok Orpingtons (N.S.W 7 Cambridge strain); all at 5s and is Gd per setting. I have a few Indian Runner drakes left, from os each liALL BROTHERS, Beach Road, Weraroa. 987-qr. WANTED KNOWN.—That the Gane Milking Machine is i the latest word to dairymen. Sim- ' pie, durable and efficient. Full particulars and prices from PARKER and VINCENT, Sole District Agents, Levin. WANTED TO SELL.—One quiet light filly (4 years), broken t osaddle and harness. Price at RED STORE. HC. GAPPER, Genera! Car- • rier, Levin. Goods delivered to and from Railway Station. Fur niture removed. Orders left witii R. W. Bradley promptly attended to. 8-iiui Bribe takers evolve bribe gives; hence Parliament is so full of the bribers. Vote for Byron Brown. —I |,IERRY BERVJCEI—OiI Launch I. Trips, Is each. Boats on hire. Gents Is peT hoar, Lad if fid <•- hour. Refreshments can be übtnitr eri on the Pi°r at all times. v.: NFVIN. Boat Builder- 37ti-qr. B.vron. Brown courts not favour nor fears a frown. He is asking you to put him in Parliament.—l. \TT ANTED KNOWN.-We hare Tt M»v«srM buyers '5/ guoa \irns .Vanxw.ntn i.ino. i am: wishing to dispose of rWii farms, send fnli particukn, c. •KHBLL AND CO., Land >■ ,d H .r<- Agents Palruereton N -f »-;f Byron Brown, would not he a walking Government Labour Bureau. He is not buying votes with promises 01" billets.—l. TIRINTTNG of ©very description oxecated on th» shortest iic"< ico at th« "08HONICLB" Oflksi Byron Brown has lived in Otaki for 20 years. He's not as good as he ought to be, but a lot better than his political detractors.—l. of every descrvptioa extent**:! on the shortest uotic© at th* "Worowhwnna Chro^iaka" LHVIN Y.. M. C. A. . ROOM? TRKV RTREBTSly Grog at Oamaru Police Sergt. Stagpole speaks:— f 'The most notorious sly-grog seller we have was a SLY SELLER IN LICENSE DAYS. It is easier to stamn out sly-grog selling in a Nor License than in a License area. In "dry" towns sly sellers have, to b«. sc exceedingly careful, and sell to such a limited circle that the amount consumed. IS VERY SMALL. TRESPASS NOTICE. * NY person ir.nnd trespassing »n v 91 our properties -f mav'be prosecuteu. 9KERMAN AND POOJCYIN. Bobby pushed me in the gutter, In the pouring rain, All my cake and bread and buttor Floated down the drain. ( Mummy put me straight to bed, 'Cos my clothes were dripping, r Gave me Wood's Great Peppermint Core, Bobby got « whipping.

lOST or STOLEN, on Saturday i last.—l black Field Spaniel puppy. Anyone .detaining same will be prosecuted. F. O. SMI lii, Baker, Levin. 1078-3. If your conscience has never prompted you to vote political honesty, God 'has overlooked you, and von are to be pitied. Vote for 8.8.-l. "1 "IT ANTED KNOWN. — Horse, YV trap, and harness for sale. Apply Mrs Dr. Mackenzie. 1010-tf Only honest politics count—and they don't unless used for human service. Vote for Byron Brown. 1 WANTED TO LET.—A good, up-to-date house in Bath street, G rooms and all conveniences; bathroom, copper and tubs. Apply, Chronicle Office. 1065-3. If you have no enemies, you are apt to be in the same predicament in regard to friends. Vote for Byron" Brown.—l. FOR SALE.—One light block dray, 2Jinch tyres, thoroughly sound ; £13. Swainson and Bevnn, Ltd., Manakau. 1063-w. WANTED TO EXCHANGE.-A good spring trap for a good milk cow, guaranteed. Apply, tins Office. 1060-3^ New Zealand politics are shallow enough, yet voters are so hlind that thoy "cnrmnt see through them. Vote for' Byron Brown.—l. WANTED.— A nurse girl. Apply, Chronicle Office. 1067-t.c. WANTED A BOY, about 16 or 17 years of age, to milk cows and run trap to factory. Apply, G.W.R., Post Office, Levin. 1070-3. The reason the Goddess of Justice is blindfolded is so she cannot see what the Government is doing. Byron Brown would remove the 'kerchief.—l. T7IOR SALE.-Cheap. One pony, jr gig and harness; Or separate. A pply CHRONICLE OFFICE. Typewriter duplicate WORK. — Rough snrfttoo paper, quarto size, excellent for typewriter duplicate work, for ssV n't CHRONICLE OFFICE. One thousand sheets for 3s 9d. Every man makes a fbol of himself now and then. Wisdom consists in not exceeding the limit. Vote foi Byron Brown.'—l W. HALE Sca.nd'a Street, Palmeraton North. Scandia Street, Palmeraton North. ASPHALTER and LANDSCAPE GARDENER. GARDENS, Orchards, Bowling Greens and Tennis Courts (asnhal* or grass) laid ont,_ Walks and Drive asphalted a Specialty. Please leave orders with R. CARRUTHERS. Manager Levin Plumbing "Vvorks (next Century Hall). 1030-qr. SPRING TIME is SEED TPME. To every purchaser of seeds to the value of 5s through September, wo vrill <n've half a pound of SUTTON'S DEFIANCE SEED PEAS four.own harvesting). A USEFUL HINT— These peas will, if sown about the end of this month, come into hearin o- for Christmas. SEED POTATOES or any other of Cooper's seed in bulk included in above offer. DON'T MISS THE CHANCE. - GARDEN MANURE-mirture of Basic Slag, Super Phosphate, and Bone Dust—also for sale in any quantity. H. E. KEYS. OXFORD STREET* LEVIN.