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Horowhenua Chronicle, 21 April 1913, Page 3

LOST.— A fortnight ago, a lamp socket, between Avenue and Post Office. 'Finder rewarded on returning to Mr Hugh Hall. 39U-3 SALE.—Sixty hives of bees, at 10s per hive, for quick sale. Apply at this office. 388-3 LEONG NAM, Fruiterer and Greengrocer, Shannon, has opened business in a shop at Pliinmer Terrace, near Albion Hotel. Fresh Fruit Daily; large stock Confectionery; prices cheapest. qr HSIGGLEKOW has been ap- • pointed district agent for the world-famous Triumph and B.S.A. Motor Cycles. Cash or terine arranged. Second-hand motors of all makes to suit everybody. Motors repaired and overhauled. Tyree, bolts and sundries supplied; prices moderately low. H. Sigglekow, Levin. 313-q.r MISS HALL, Weraroa, desires tc announce that she ifc giving u[business, on account of ill-health. •Stock for sale cheap. Coino arid see the bargains. 378—3 niMS , NOVELTY HARDWARE DEPOT, advertise their principal linee on page ] Look for the advertisement. CHURCH OF ENGLAND. npill'j Annual Meeting of Parish- ■*• ionor.s of S. Mary's Church will be held on WEDNESDAY, 23rd of April, in tho Church room at 8 p.m. There will also be ;i "social" to welcoino tho Rovd. Mr and Mrs. Stealey. It is hoped that all members will make a point of being present. Warden. N. C. HOLD AW AT. People's G. M. UURLINSON, Vicar's Warden. 38-1-3. WARNING-. npAK-E notice that you should buy TRAP LAMPS and LANTERNS at UIBSON'S RUD STORE h> escape the S.M. Court. iriM'XTION OF A IMH'ND AT SHANNON. rpIONMKRS are invited. ;iddre.'sed -■- to Councillors Venn or Stephenson. Post OlVico, iShnnnon, up to Saturday, (bo 20th, at noon, for the erection of a Pound in Shannon. Plan and specifications are to be | si'Oii at Gunning's Kto:■■•> JAS. MALCOLM, 'M~)-'A County Enginei-r. WELLINGTON HARBOUR. BOARD ELECTIONS. TO TflE BI'KGESKfiS OF LEVIN AND DISTRICT. "I" BEG to offer myself n.s a Camli•■*L date for one of the two seals in the Miinawatn Electorate at the forthcoming elections of the Wellington Harbour Board. *T 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 ]>iiblic affairs. e I This is my second year of office as President of tho Palmcvstou North Chamber of Commerce, and previously I was vice-president for two years. I have a personal knowledge of all matters relating to tho export of wool, frozen meat, and other produce, and nm well acquainted with the requirements of importers. It will be my earnest endeavour (if elected) to see that the intereets of the FARMERS and EXPORTERS. together with those, of tho BUSINESS community in tho Manawatu, receive that attention on the Wellington Harbour Board to which thoy are entitled. II It is 'felt in a good many quarters that a chnngo in the personnel of the Board is desirable, hence I havo been asked to contest the eloction. This will be held on the 30th April, when I trust I shall rccoivo your support. Yours faithfully, M. A. ELTOTT. PaliTWston North. April 2nd, 1913. 376-f

Buy you!* iftofor Coat ! at Bellas* & ©iorgi's. 6 And you will secure a coat | that will withstand winter's » cold and storm. \ The cmarfc "cla&sy" appearance of these Motor Coats is a big point in their favour, while their comfort and hard wearing qualities niako them tho ideal coat for motoriste. MILLAR & GIORGI'S extensive stock of Motor Coats comprises all qualities. Gent's D.B. Motor Coat Irish Frieze, etc., leather lined, esplendid value 95e and 129s 6d. Gent's D.B. Motor Coat tweed, seat lined, fine quality, 555, 655, 70s, 75e,. Gent's D.B. Motor Coats, Tweed, fleecy lined, 555, 635, 67s 6d, 70s. Every coat is fitted with tho patent collar, which converts into an open or closed front. MILLAR & GIORGI, The Great Outfitters.