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Horowhenua Chronicle, 10 January 1913, Page 3

It. would be ;^S§Bl& Hard to Find w|^ BETTER JS#R^ — mm ■ „ Mmkmm fill VALUES WSfflßr II Anywhere in Hew l&Mm Zealand. |^' ; t"y-"'* A ND the lot we are now offering represents more than ordinary vai- -*■ uw liy a long way, for wo bought thorn in huge quantities on a special cash purchase that landed them at a big discount. rnival for us since they arrived and It has bee na regular blouse ca oacli style left, there is only a limited supply of SEND FOR A SELECTION. BLOUSE EXACT TO ILLUSTRATION in .Striped Prints and Zephyrs, nice series of patterns, only J/1 "t OTHERS in Prints and Zephyrs, Shirt and Tucked Stylcß, also in Embroidered Muslin in very dainty styles ONLY Q/~| 1 Rotter qualities and bettor finished, ONLY A /i -J A fine selection of Cambric Blouses in a series of neat stripes, nil the very latest, beautifully made and finished, ONLY H l~[~[ SEXJ) CASH WITH ORDER AND ALLOW'' 2d EXERA EOR POSTAGE. Collinson & Cunninghams Limited. BROAD STREET and PALMEBSTON NORTH, THE SQUARE, FURNITURE DESIGNS i of Marked Distinctiveness. "j\/I'ANY people "believe that to obtain furnituro of a high grade and exclusive character they must be prepared to pay big prices for the s ervicc, but one has only to see the Co llinson Book of Designs and % its wonderful prices to -realise that hero is the House to furnish a House^HLtfj | The Book embodies some of the finest work of the craftsmen—from furniture of dignified magnificence to simple style of modern creation. h^^^^^^^^^^l j All Collinson furnituro is made at the Collinson Modorr^^^^^^^^^^^^H where skill and ingenuity combino to produce real cpu^^^^^^^^^^^H usuablo price. No one who thinks of furnishin^^^^^^^^^^H investigate the Collinson Plan and to see the Collinson do GOILiNSON^M^^^H and^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^H 3 ~OUY your Bicycle at I J J money. New E Girls) at Bargain Prices, '4^^^l^^H BARRATT'S BYKO. | | ■ ■"■■ ■■nun mn n Horowhenua Agricultural and Pastoral At Levin, Wednesday January 29, OFFICERS. Patron. j Mr W. H. Eield. ! President. ! Mr John Kobbell. Vice-President. Messrs J. R. McDonald, E. W. Venn, P. Bartholomew, B. Ling J. Liggins, W. H. Simcox, and W. Tompsitt. Executive Committee. Messrs Jas. McLeavey, C. Saxon, H. J. Richards, E.G. Roe, 1. A. B. Hudson, W. Bocher, J. Drysdale, R. A. McDonald, J. 6. Haakins, J. G. Jamioson, Jas. Prouse, S. A. Broadbelt, J. Ryder, W. Ryder, J. Davics, E. M. Derrick, T. Bevan, jur., J. Devonshire, Winiata Pataka, V. E. Hitchings, H. E. Lodge, F. Webb, J. Johnson, P. A. Gillies, E. Retter, G. Watson, G. M. Burlinson, G. N. Stephenson, J M. Murray, D. Judd, D. Hannan, G. Tully, A. W. Skerinan, W. J. Howell, A. Drake, M. . i Lynch, M. Moynihan, E. Laws, E. Burnell, D. Gardner, W. Barber, 0. Rohinson, C. A. W. Monckton, W. H. Woggery, W. Simpson, W. Stickles, S. W. Carter, N. Kirkcaldie, 0. C. Webb, John Howell, H. A. Ward, E. 0. , Smith, and E. Davies '" Hon, Treasurer. Mr E. G. Roe. Secretary, B. R. Gardener, P.O. Box 2, Levin. Classes for HORSES, CATTLE ,SHEEP and PIGS. -j Q COMPETITIONS TO J-t) COMPETITIONS 1« 4 JUMPING EVENTS. TROTTING RACE 2 PONY RACES. BEST WALKING HORSE. LADIES' AND GENTS' DRIVING COMPETITIONS BEST BOY AND GIRL RIDERS i Etc. Eto. j BRACELET for Best Lady Driver. BRACELET for Beat Lady's Hack. BRACELET for Lady's Jumping Event. ; HANDSOME TROPHY for Pony Jump. I Entries Close-WEDNESDAY, JanuaTj 15th *fc 9 ».jn. I Schedule on aplication, *nd all information obtained fro» i • -* .