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Horowhenua Chronicle, 17 February 1913, Page 4

W S ELL BUILT HOUSE of foui 1 CHEAP I w ..™.,-w.- rooms verandah and wash 1 house, in good locality and nice eo I RESIDENCE tion. PRICE £27Sc J CHEAP 11 APPLY— ■ PARKER and! ¥BNOEHBT y Box 1, Levin.

Co mfort that is not Costly. jSvory likes his comfort hut tho d&*Jr[l!§s^ili cost is usually the drawback. Ono l^S^^^Sl usual va,sociates comlort with sad- ; dlebag'sctteos-cnsy or Morrre cluirs ! %%& |i||^|j fn'c3 with other furnishings o'ir '^^^Bffl' Wicker Chairs are really very com- f^S^^^^mm groan when you sit on the and pft.vl \|| ff 'W for porch or parlour, dining or bedroom. Upholstered and plain and at Harvey's usual price. A Harvey and Go-, BUTLDRRS, UNDERTAKERS CABINET-MAKERS, PICTTUHEFRAMERS., ETC.

A AGAIN BEING DNDER IHE MOTICK OF STCD-OWNEES —+.Di- Muportanw. of— CABDS. fflHEr are indispensable to the A Luainese-liko owner, *nd we »re the firm to eupplj them most ttisfactorily. WE have also oopiee £tfa PEDIGREES of the LEADING SIREB that have traTelled in " growhenna County. Special quotations to owners for *fed Notices. HOROWHENUA PUBLIBEING COMPANY, uEVIN. R. J. JONES. CERTIFIED PLUMBER, HOTWATER FITTER. SEPTIC TANKS built and Drains lawl according to Public Health requiivMseiite. Lead, edged ridging, .jwoting, and dowu pipes and Tanks .ways in stock in premises in— QUEEN STREET. '•OtposiU- W B. Macintobii, Coachbunilder), i h V I N E -TI!T f ' ! -T!TJ.S UP. .iUOBIiNT. M)RK I'ROMPTLY A JTKNDKD TO REMEMIiKK. - Soreral years ,1 me and Colonial Eperionoe at 'iu- Trade.

FOR SALE. ~i,i?3ON ] J ilya i Street Subdivision *OLIDEST TOWN ON THE WEST WEST COAST OF THE NORTH ISLAND. Sold 190 sections last twelve monthd, mostly cash. he only place in New Zealand w h P) > 'ii.'v do r ; keep empty V •- invcetins wiU - DOUBLE 1 -vjii A' r .: :M lIH A FEW YEARS ,r.. J. A. STANSELL, senr., is .V , off, for eaie 19 choice I «.....-nf.iV. TSE BEST IN »ijJu\ r no: x\reaa ruuging from 27 to 45 perches, all having a front- I age oi 75 links on Julyan street, j beiDg the balance of Mr J. R. Stansell's lute residence. Sections 1, 2, 3, a fine orchard in full profit, having a well grown holt of macrooarpos round it. Trees conisist of applee,(Sturmere ,Cox, Orange, Washingtona)'pearß plums end walnuts. Thie is an ideal site fora home and containe Oa 3r 12por of land. On sections 9, 10, 11, an apple orchard (Cox; Stunners' Washington's) and plums. Section 12, 13, fiti- pear orchard, lioice sort 3 aud i '-ivy croppers. Sections 14, 15, apples plums and uinces; Macrotvi -a hedge. The other seo\.,oii3 are in good "ass. All the sections are on a gentle tlope, and are all drained naturally. The pricea range from £35 per section upwards, and the terms are very easy viz., £5 deposit and £5 every two months. No interest will he charged r-rovided payments are made on du<- dates, otherwise 6 per cent ,wil lb* charged. v This k one of HL» r.;>fist opportunStiea to secure a ;;ood dry seciion at » 'ow price and will not ooflur "? years on fcuch advantageou r "' 3. Mr Ii- isel lwil lhe in Shannon every dj*« except r !'neesd»yfl, and e...; inquir. ift wit.f Mr Bromley (bootmaker; -*il v»Tomptly attended :t0... hooiei in Nftth*u For plane : *nd f nrther, pwriaenkre J, R. Stansell, (Senior.) Ly«n B»y (Wellington), Shannon, , awi Reere rtwet, Weraroa.