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Horowhenua Chronicle, 19 April 1913, Page 3

LEONG NAM, Fruiterer and Greengrocer, Shannon, has Opened business in a shop at Plixnraer Terraco, near Albion Hotel. Fresh Fruit Daily; large stock ory; prices cheapest. <i r HSIGGLEKOW has been ap- • pointod district agent for tho world-famous Triumph and B.S.A. Motor Cycles. Cash or terms arranged. Second-hand motel's of all makes to suit everybody. Motors repaired and overhauled. Tyres, holts and sundries supplied; prices moderately low. H. Sigglekow. Levin. 313-qr MISS HALT;, Weraroa, desires tc announce that she is giving u[. business, on account of ill-health. Stock for sale cheap. Come and sec the bargains. 878—3 niMS' NOVELTY HAR.DW \T?.F DEW! 1 , 1 «»vin, advertise their principal lim>* on page 1 Look for t.h* advertisement. TABLE POULTRY. "V»7"ANTEI). v Young Roosters, 8d » * lb., live weight; Hens, 3s pair; Voting Ducks, 8d lb., live weight. These prices are at Wellington Station. O. S. CLARKE, 10 Molesworth Street Wellington. 208—qr. WARNING. rjIAKE notice that you should buy TRAP LAMPS and LANTERNS at GIBSON'S RED STORE to escape tho S.M. Court. HOROW'H ENUA HOCKEY ASSOCIATION. rpHE Annual General Meeting ol -®- the above will be held in the Manakau Hall on MONDAY, APRIL 21st., at 8 p.m. All delegates requested to attend. BUS I N ES.S Important; bal-ance-sheet. and general. J. J. DAVISON. 381-2 Hon. Secretary. WAIKANAE STOCK SALE. TUESDAY, APRIL 22. 1913. D ALGETY AND CO., LTD., wi!' ''ell at 1 p.m.— 100 breeding ewes 1 105 forward wethers 50 forward ewes 80 in.s. lambs 25 fat ewes 20 S.H. weaneis 0 springing heifers 17 weaners (lots) j 9 springing heifers 383-t.d. WELLINGTON HARBOUR BOARD ELECTIONS. TO THE BURGI&SSftS OK LEVIN AND DISTRICT. I BEG to offer myself as a Candidate for one of the two seats in the Manawatu Electorate at the forthcoming elections of the Wellington Harbour Board. In offering my services, I may state that I have been a resident in the Manawatu District for the past eighteen years, and have always taken a keen interest in public affairs. *1 This is niv second year of office as President of the Palmerston North Chamber of Commerce, and previously I was vice-president, for two years. H I have a personal knowledge of all matters relating to tho oxport of wool, frozen moat, and other produce, and am well acquainted with the requirements of importers. Tt. will be my earnest endeavour (if elected) lo see that the interests of tho FARMERS and EXPORTERS, together with those of the BUSINESS community in the Manawatu, reooh-e that attention on the Wellington Harbour Board to which they are entitled. Tfc is felt in a good many quarters that a change in the personnel of the Hoard is desirable, hence I have been asked to contest the election. This will be held on tho 30th April, when I trust T shall rcceivo your support. Yours faithfully. M. A. ELTOTT. Palmerston North, April 2nd, 1913. ,376-F

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