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Horowhenua Chronicle, 28 January 1913, Page 4

ITTS7ELL BUILT HOUSE of tour CHEAP ! g VV ooms vorandah and wash | § house, in good locality and nice eo- 1 on. PRICE £275. CHEAP!! APPLY—• I PARKER and VINCENT, Box Levin. IL———J j-^—l— ■wTOtTTwrniMBBTOnnrBWi mm 1 11 mil nirnaWf

The " HAR^ As Handsome as it is Useful. THEIIE is no doubt that a Sua well made roomey Sideboard is tho most handsomo and usofal piece o ffurniture a home can haveThe Sideboard easily takes pride ot place-something that cannot io , done withhout. We make to order or design fo ryou—'but the finish is just the same—the very best. YVe etock for the homo complete or wo ca nplan and build the home for you. Harvey and Co., builders, undertakers FRAMER & AGAIN BRING UNDER THE MOTICE OF ST(JD-OWNER3 —tie important of— PEDIGJREE . CARDS. * s THEY are indispensable to the businesa-like owner, and we %rc the firm to supply them most « ktisfactorily. WE have also copies f the PEDIGREES of the LEAD- * <NG SIRES that have travelled in a »rowhenua County. Special quotations to owners for •nd Notices. IiOROWHENUA PUBLISHING ( \COMPANY, LEVIN. ! R. J. JONES. 1 CERTIFIED PLUMBER, HOTWATER FITTER. c I SEPTIC TANKS "built and Drains j laid according to Public Health requirements. Lead edged ridging, gpouting, and down pipes and Tanks always in stock in premises in— . QUEEN STREET. (Opposite W. B. Macintosh, Coachbunilder), LEVIN. ELECTRI CBELLS FITTED UP. JOBBING WORK PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. 2 REMEMBER. — Several years Home and Colonial Eperience at the Trade. FOR SALE. E SHAN.I9N " SHANNON ] •> Julyan Street Subdivision uOLIDEST TOWN ON THE WEST WEST COAST OF THE NORTH ISLAND. Sold 190 sections last twelve rnonthd, mostly cash. he only place in New Zealand a here they do not keep empty i.ouses. Anyone investing will DOUBLE • r IEJR MONEY IN A FEW YEARS JR. J. R. STANSELL, senr., is offering for sale 19 ohoice . -vidential Sites. THE BEST IN ? JANNON. Areas ranging from 27 to 45 perches, all having a frontage of 75 links on Julyan street, being the balance of Mr J. R. Stansell's late residence. Sections 1, 2, 3, a fine orohard in full profit, having a well grown belt of macrooarpos round it. Trees conisist of apples,(Stunners ,Cox, Orange, Waahingtons)'peare plums and walnuts. This is an ideal site fora home and contains Oa 3r 12per. of land. On sections 9, 10, 11, an apple orchard (Cox; Orangi; Stunners' W lshington'a) and plums. Section 12, 13, fine pear orchard, 'oice sorts and heavy croppers. Sections 14, 15, apples plums and uinces; Macrocarpa hedge. The other sections are in good iraea. , 'All the sections are on a gentle •lope, and are all drained naturally. The prices range from £35 per section upwards, and the terms are very easy viz., £5 deposit and £5 every two months. No interest will bo charged provided payments are made on due dates, otherwise 5 per cent wil lbo charged. This is one of tho finest opportunities to secure a real good dry section at a low price and will not occur again for years on such advantageous terms. Mr R. Stansel lwil lbe in Shannon every day exoept Tuessdays, and any inquiry left with Mr Bromley (bootmaker) wil lbe promptly attended to ALSO.—Two houses in Nathan Terrace. For plans and farther p&rtfonlara apply— J. R. Stansell, (Senior.) Lyell Bay (Wellington), Shannon, Levin and Reeve street, Werarov