Business Notices.

Horowhenua Chronicle, 9 January 1913, Page 3

Business Notices.

♦ Mr J. R. Stansell has for lease « good dairy farm near Shnnnvi Terms arc easy. A new advertisement from Jon.\V Book Arcade, Levin, appears to-day. Stationery. calendars, almanacs fancy goods, leather goods, eto., are touched upon in tho advertisement 1 >ung men are rer|uired to d- ' 's' work at the Governukv:; r -eutal Kami, Weraroa. Wages "i:is 6d per week for a strong hoy are offered by Mr T Harris, cash butcher. Levin. An authority on such matters asserts that "ladies pay about as much attention nowadays to their shoes to their millinery, and quite right, too; it's just the shoes that complete tlio picture; the dainty foot in a smart pair of shoes does improve, the appearance." Messrs C. M. Ross and Co., of the Bon Marche, Palmerston North, the authority above referred to, announce that they are making a speciality of dainty shoewear. Prices are advertised on page 3. Dalgety and Co., Ltd., advertise entries for their next stock sale at Waikanao (fixed for Tuesday of next week). Gibson's (The Rod Store) advertise a good way to save money. Tt concerns ja mand hay. Ivess Brothers, of Levin and Blenheim, are to the fore to-day with a new advertisement. They notify that during the next six weeks every purchaser of a pair of men's best boots or women's best boots will receive free of cost a polishing outfit, in case. Special bargains in cricketing shoes and sandshoes are referred to in the advertisement. Tho Wellington Realisation Company still is doing business in Oxford street, Levin, opposite the Public Library. The company advertises to-day some bargains 'ii ladies' dress material: also men's fancy shirts at low prices.