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Horowhenua Chronicle, 9 December 1911, Page 3

Wanted to Let. AdTertirouientf nnder tiaM heading It c&ch; :,:ntj« inflwrtkaaa l«f *.. fc.M. DAY-OLD DUOKS.-Indian »nn. ners, as egg layoni, mn «U other breeds off their legs. fl»il'a Hokio Egg Farm (Beach road, !<•• vin) is hatching out day-old dncke every few weeks. Delivered to any address at Is each. Choice second year hens (Orpingtons and L«f horns) at 7s 8d pair.

WANTED TO SELL.-25 volumes Historians' History of the "World, bound in pig-skin and bookcase; cost £25; will take £15. A PPb', Chronicle Office. 1402-3 FIBHING! FISHINU! FISHING 1 New -Season's goods just arrived. Anglers can got everv satisfaction at HUGH HALL'S/Qaeei street. BOWLS. For Bowlers. Taylor's stamped bowls in stock, qr •OOR -SALE.-Light and heavy

A unbroken horses, suitable for hacksi harness .or plough.; extra good sorts. Apply "to "OABH>' Box 28, Levin. 1864-8. FERRY SfiR.VIGE.-Oil Launch Trips, Is each. Boats on Aire; Gents Is per hour Ladies 8d per hour. Refreshments can be obtained on the Pier at all timea. 0. NEVIN, Boatbuilder, Horoiraanna Lake. Levin T\f ANTED.-Clean bottles" in any Yy quantity at the Red Store. FOR Leg and Oan Ropes get rood value at GIBSON'S.

SEE PAGE l for Sims Norehv Hardware Depot's advertfa ment. Some rare bargains in flintclass hardware. qp. YX7ANTED KNOWN.-THftt thi TV fcane Milking Machine it ' the latest word to dairymen. (Staple, durable and efficient. Fnfl Mtfw tionlars and prices from PAAKJBB and VINCENT, Boie Dktrirt Agenta Levin. ' HOROWHENUA COUNTY COUNCIL. ' pUBLTC NOTICE is hereby given - 1 - that the Ranger will not im-

pound stock between the hours of 8 a.m. .and o p.m. from the District Roads in the Shannon township and tfltfe District Roads North of Shannon until further notice. H. E. LODGE, 14124. . County Clerk. TJRUIDS' HALL, SHANNON. Lessees - - • Messrs Dutf and Baick. Director Mr W. A. Doff. " SHELL PICTURES Shannon's Permanent Picture Entertainment, presenting every Tuesday i a complete Change of Programme. Our usual concession will be allowed for ladies, U ticket admitting to all parts.

LEVIN MUNICIPAL GAS DEPARTMENT. rjAS DISCOUNT DAY.-The last day for discount for the present month'is Monday next, Uth December. P. W. GOLDSMITH, 1405-2. Town Clerk. It's Gift Time Again. ARTICLES at moderate Prices have always been a feature of E. W. J. Smith's stock. Every order is given the most exacting attention, regardless of the amount involved. Kew CMsimasilStock JusfiOpened. Including an unique assortment of Jewellery, Silverware, and artistic merchan- . disc. THE RANGE OF PRICES IS IRRESISTIBLE. E. W. J. SEHITH,

I Warm appreciation from New I Zealand's leading Baritone. i ME. HAMILTON HODGES B writes:—" I can heartily recomB " mend' Fluenzol' to all singers B and speakers, Mrs. Hodges I and myself having had lmI "mense relief from severe ata tacks of INFLUENZA i "After but three doses, Mrs. | " Hodges -was able to fill her 9 "concert engagement, singing | "'Elizabeth's Prayer' fTann- U 1 "hauser) and other selections, f | "I hope you will soon have I Ej " Fluenzol' in every household I ■ "in New Zealand." „ I ■ 40 I FLUENZOL I I/O ALL CHEMISTS 4 ft/fi I [ I/O STORES. 4/0 P

ACCORDING TO "BAGSTER." "Bagater" says that "most mer work to get enough to eat," so as "tc iave the strength to work to get enougl to eat." This is a gloomy view to tak« of the life of a healthy man; but what ibout the millions who have to perform iheir daily toil handicapped by varioui lilments? Most folks have but indifferent health, and it is curious how ;nany seem to become reconciled to going suffering through life Just think >f the_ number of people who are afflicttd with rheumatism, gout, lumbago, neuralgia, backache, sciatica, blood-dis-prders, anaemia, indigestion, biliousnesß, jaundice, sick-headache, general debility, gravel, stone or bladder troubles. All these complaints are symptoms of a disordered condition of the kidneys and liver which permits poisonous uric and biliary matter to be retained in the sys.tem instead of being expelled in a natural manner. The reason that Waraer's Safe' Cure has been so successful in the treatment of all the complaint* mentioned is that the medicine exercises a restorative and stimulating effect upon the kidneys and liver, thus renewing the activity of those vital' organs and ensuring the expulsion from the body of the retained uric and biliwy matter which causes the suffering. The poisonous, matter being removed, the pain necessarily ceases. Warner's Safe Cure is sold by chemists and storekeepers everywhere, -both, in the original (ss) bottles, and in the cheaper (2s 6d) ''Concentrated/' non-alcoholic form.