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Horowhenua Chronicle, 18 April 1913, Page 3

T EONG NAM, Fruiterer and ■*-* Greengrocer, Shannon, has opened business in a shop at Pliinmer Terrace, near Albion Hotel. Fresh Fruit Daily; Largo stock Confectionery j prices cheapest. qr HSIGGLEKOW has been ap- • pointod district agent for tho world-famous Triumph and B.S.A. Motor Cycles. Cash or terine arranged. Second-hand motoi'6 of all makes to suit everybody. Motors repaired and ovcrhaulod. Tyres, belts and sundries supplied; prices moderately low. H. Sigglokow, Levin. 313-qr niMS' NOVELTY HARDWVBK DEPOT, r^vin. their principal lines on pay* ! Look fx>r thft advertisement TABLE POULTRY. WANTED. Young Rocsters, 8a lb., live weight; Hens, 3s pair; \oung Ducks, 8d lb., live weight. These prices are at "Wellington Station. C. S. CLARKE. 10 Molesworth Street. Welli-gton. 208— qr. WARNING. ■ rjl A ICE notice that you should buy TRAP LAMPS and LANTERNS at GIBSON'B RED STORE to escape the S.M. (Sourt. For Immediate Sale. A well-built o-roomed cottage; hot and cold water, all necessary conveniences; J acre land. Faithfully built house; with the best of timber. All necessary outbuildings. Orchard: 20 fruit trees, assorted, and bearing. Poultry house, 14 x 10; three yards. The, whole securely fenced with wirenetting. Owner complied to sell owing to ill health. Apply at — MK IVOR-J AMES'S HOUSE. Mako Mako Road. 382-f j WAIKANAE STOCK SALH. | i TUESDAY, APKIL 22. 1!)1.'). esa i " D ALGETY AND CO., LTD , viV «ell at 1 p.m.— 100 breeding ewes lfV> forward wethers HO forward ewes 80 m.vS. lambs 25 fat ewes 20 S.H. weaneis 0 springing heifers 17 weanern Hots) 9 springing heifers 383-t.d. YrtOLLINCiTOX HARBOUR BOARD ELECTIONS. TO TTIIO IU'RCESSKS OF LISVIN AND DISTRICT. T IiKG to offer myself as a Caudidate for one of the two seats in the Manawatu Electorate at the forthcoming elections of the Wellington Harbour Hoard. Hln offering my services, 1 may state that I havo been a rcaidout in the Manawatu District for the past sigh teen years, and have always taken a keen interest in public affairs. This is my second year of office is President of the Palmer.*;ton North Chamber of Commerce, and previously I was vicc-president for two pears. IT I have a personal knowledge of all matters relating to tho export of wool, frozen meat, and other proluce. and am well acquainted with the requirements of importers. Ft ivill bo. mv pa most endeavour (if ■ jleeted) to see that tho interests of 8 the FARMERS and EXPORTERS. I together with those of the BUS- I INESS community in the Manawatu, receive that attention on the Wellington Harbour Board to which the.v ire entitled. II It is felt in a good many quarters i that a change in the personnel of the Hoard is desirable, hence T havo been asked to contest the election. This will lie held on the 30th April. I' when T trust T shall receive your 9 support. I Yours faithfully, 8 M. A. ELTOTT. g Palmerston North, | April 2nd, 1913. 376-f |

I Buy your fHofor Goat ai miliar &Gior^i r s. And you will secure a coat that will withstand winter's cold and storm. The cmart "classy" appearance of these Motor Coats is a big point' in their favour, while their comfort and hard wearing . qualities make thorn the ideal, coat for motorists. RIBLLAR & GBORGS'S extensive stock of 'Motor Coats comprises all qualities. Gent's D.U. Motor Coat Irish Frieze, etc., leather lined, ssplendid. value 9<ss and 129s 6d. Gent's D.D. Motor Coat tweed, seat lined, fine quality, 555, Gos, 70s, 755;. Gent's D.D. Motor Coats, Tweed, fleecy lined, sos, 635, 67e 6d, 7Qs'. ' ! Every coat is fitted with the patent collar, which converts into an open or I closed front. MILLAR & GIORGI, The Great Outfitters., flfelmiCiiMi R«||,