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Horowhenua Chronicle, 12 February 1913, Page 4

BUILT HOUSE of four 1 I W rooms verandah a-nd wasli 1 houso, in good locality and nice eo 1 tion. pwob£275 # I OMEHPSS APPLY— w PAIIICEiI and Bok 1 ? Levin,

Comfort that is not Costly. Every Man likes his couiforb but tbo s<%teJo!fr>s&^ cost is usually the drawback. om> ■ usual yassociatos comfort with sad- liSlifep dlcbr.g settees-easy or Morrrs chairs and though vo keo ptheso useful l^^Pllft^i lncs with other furnishings our Wicker Chairs arc really very com- r^S^S^^^^ fortable. Strongly mnd o- don't Wflf groan when you sit on the and good a' for porch or parlour, dining or bed- %fe^^oHS room. Upholstered and plain and /^^^^'^-^S^^^^L at Harvey's usual price. &Sk Harvey a33i2 So« ? BUILDERS, UNDEHTAKEBS PICTUHE. FRAMERS., ETC.

>£ AGAIN BRING UNDER IHE NOTICE OF STCD-OWNERS —tie importance of— PEDIGREE OAitDS. THEY aro indispensable to the business-like owner, and wt «e the irm to supply them most \tisfactJrily. WE have also ooptes i'tie PEDIGREES of the LEADED BIREB that have travelled in vrowhenua County. Special quotations to owners for s«id Notice*. HOROWHENUA PfBLISHING OMI'ANS, uEVIN. 11. J. JONES. CERTIFIED PLUMBER, HOTWATER FITTER. SEPTIC TANKS built and Drains laid accoiding to Public Health requirements. Lead edged ridging, pouting, and down pipes and Tanks v.ays in stock in premises in— QUEEN STREET. (Opposite W. B. Macintosh, Coachbunilder), LEVIN. PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. REMEMBER. - Several years Home and Colonial at the Tnuie.

shannon ; •jil'/a'i jtoaei Subdivision TOWN ON TELU WEST V;±BT COAST Otf THE NORTH ISLAND. Sold 180 sections last twelve month*, mostly cash. he only placo in -Now Zealand where fchoy do nob keep empty Uouses. I Anyone investinp; will DOUBLE THEJIi MOMOY IN A FEW.YEARS ,' Mβ. J. R. 53nr., is ] offering fo" «le 19 choice ! Eesidenti-al Sites. THE BEST IN ■ SHANNON. Ai-oct ranging from 27 to 45 perches, ■il having a front- ; age of 75 linl.-a na Julyan street, j being the balance fMrJ. R. Stan- j sell's late residence. Sections 1, 2, 3, a fine orchard in full profit, bavtog a well grown belt of m&crooarpoa round it. Trees conieist of applee/Sturmere ,Co x » Orange, Washingtons)'pears pluma and walnuts. This ifl an ideal eite for» and contains Oa 3r 12per of kli' On jrntions 9, 10, 11, an apple onhs.t-1 (Cos; Sturmarsw< 4 in. Soci : a 12, 13, liu.- pear orchard, Vjice p>His and heavy oroppers. S?.jt'•••" r 4. 15, npplo. plume and uinc- ifocarpa hedge. . " 9eatinns are in good >s. *vll th .«-.tiona .' on a gentle e . ar . ■' -"r.. -,e<l naturally. .a 4 j/ -f.35 por secV j. V ; . ch: ipi'tne aro very Ul . ■':.- ■' ? i £5 ©very wo monui*. »u.ai«st will bo •larged provided p£»yiaonta are made .n due dates, otherwise 5 per cent ril lbo charged.

"Tm is one of the finest opportun- ' .a to secure a real good dry sec.on at a low price and will not oc- -? again for years on such advantageous terms. :r R. Stansel lwil lbe in Shannon . y day except Tuessdays, and 'uquiry left with Mr Bromley <»k6r) wil'lbe promptly »*- Knfo' ' ALSO.-Two honeee in Nathan Ternce For plana and farther pariaeulare upplyJ. R. Stan sell, (F^nior.) "LyHl Bay (Wellington), Shannon, *Tin aud Reeve etreetf, W«mroa. .