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Horowhenua Chronicle, 11 February 1913, Page 4

1 W ELL BUILT HOUSE of four 1 CHEAP ! VV rooms verandah and wash | house, in good locality and nice eo I tioD. prick £275. I CHEAP!! APPLY— 1 PARKER and VINCENT, Box 1, Levin.

Comfort that is not Costly. llvci y Man likes liis comtort but tlio cost "i« usually the drawback. One dlobaji settees —easy or Jlorrrs cli-ius ana though we kee ptliesc useful lues with other furnishings our "Wicker Chairs are really very c(\uifortable. Strongly mad o— don't proan when yon sit on the and gowl Jjf for porch or parlour. dining or bedroom. Upholstered and plain and at Harvey's usual price. . I arvey a*ri o©.<, rfriL-DKRS. UNDERTAKERS CABINET-MAKERS, PICTURE. FRAMERS., ETC.

ii .\li \iN liillN(.t IN'DEII IHE SOVK'K r >F SKID-OWNERS — importance of— PE DIGKEE CARDS. THEY are indispensable to the business-like owner, and we iTe the firm to supply them njost .cisfactorily. WE hare also copies tftha PEDIGREES of the LEADING SIRE 9 that have travelled in vxowhenua County. Special quotations fco owners for Notices. HOROWIIENUA PUBLISHING -.OMPANY, IiEVIN. R. J. JONES. CERTIFIED PLOMBER, HOTWATER FITTER. SEPTiC TANKS "built and Drains laid according to Public Health requirements. Lead edged ridging pouting and down pipes and Tanks .ways ia stock in premises in— QUEEN STREET. (Opposite W. B. Macintosh, Coachbunilder), levin. El i'iCTul CBKLLS FITTED UP JOBBING WORK PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. PEMT-'MrtKU- - Several yoars b me ano <.'«>lnnin< at -h>.> Tra'le. FOB. SALE. 3 "sHAHNOK i ii j in Sii'dsi Subdivision TOWN ON THE WES'I

WEST CUAST OF THE NORTH II ISLAND. J Sold 190 sections last twelve I mouthj, mostly cash. he only place in New Zealand whore they do keep empty |l houses. I| A' - !:vc6tinc '■ «'l DOUBLE JJ T r • ; jrv f i FCW YIiARS ,'i i jv. •. STANBELL, senr., 'is jU Ai- oiifimg for sale 19 choice II (?«»s dentin I Sites. THE BEST IN 11 Sii AN'NON. Areas ranging from Fj 27 to 45 pt'r.-ues, all having a front- |1 age of 75 1 nks on Juiynn street, U being the balance of Mr J. R. Stan- I sell's late residence. I Sections 1, 2, 3, a fine orchard in full profit, having a well grown belt of macrocarpos round it. Trees conisist of apples,(Stunners ,Cox, Orange, Washingtons)'pearß plums and walnuts. This is an ideal site fora home and oontainß Ga 3r 12per of land. On sections 9, 10, 11, an apple orchard (Cox; Orangi; Stunners' Washington's) and plums. Section 12, 13, fine pear orchard, hoice sorts and heavy croppers. Sections 14, 15, apples plums and uinces; Macrocarpa hedge. The other sections are in goodyass. All the sections are on a gentle r; opo, and are all drained naturally. The prices range trom £35 per sect.jn upwards, and the terras are very easy viz., £5 deposit and £5 every • two months. No interest will bs charged provided payments arc made on duo dates, otherwise 5 por cent wil lbe charged. Thu- 4 j one of the finest opportunities to seciiro a real good dry section at a low prico vid will not ocanr again for years on such advantageous terras. Mr 11. lwil lbo iu Shannon every day except Tuetsdays, and any inqnirv left with Mr Bromley . (Wtmakor) wil lbe promptly attended to ALSO.—Two honses in Nathan Terrace. For plana and farther particulars «t)ply— J. R. Stan sell, (Senior.) Lyell Bay (Wellington), Shannon, jevin aad Reeve street, Weraro*.