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Horowhenua Chronicle, 23 April 1913, Page 4

! " In a Nook with a Book." And what could be nicor during the winter ovenings-espocially in a nook built by Harvey and Co., who ideas of homo comfort havo so often 'been put and stood the tost. * Next to the joy of a really nice nook for the reader in tho joy of > & look for , Youb 8 y ' Books ijjß * > From tho smart little- bureau as feSiijjS -Q^VGfMjJI . illustrated to tho more expansivo ""-^^—---^^4r Bookcase we can niake tha tlittlo i r~j~'^ | j^^f *work of yours a joy indeed . Books '$£$$''' \f r * get destroyed when not properly m | Ij \ ishelvod aud Bureau or Bookcaso need k<' i <*f "''SBS ( not be expensive—at least at Har- || ; |JTj""[ r | t Tey ' s ' 1$ ill I I

\OS AGAIN BRING UNDER THE NOTICE OF STtfD-OWNERfI —the importance of— PEJDIGIiEE CAEDS. THEY *,rt» indispeniaule to the fcnsinese-like owner, and we fxe tho firm to snpplj them most ttiafactorily. WE hare also copies J: the PEDIGREES of the LEADSG SIRE 9 that Ure travelled in "tfowhen-ft County. Special quotations to owners for -ed Noticei. HOROWHENUA PUBLISHING COMPANY, LEVIN. P. C. YOUNG (Late R. J. JONES.) CERTIFIED PLUiIBER, HOTWATER FITTER. 2JEPTIC TANKS built and Drcins laid according to Public Health equipments, Lead edged ridging, gontiE£, ii-'' -iO'^ n piP Tanks .ways in stock in premises in— QDJiBN STREET. Opposite \V. B. M.icintosh, Co&chbiuidei-;. L £ ■ 1 N. 3LKCTKIC BELL-; FITTED DP. JOBBING WORK PROMPTLY AITENDED TO. REMEMBER.. — Several yeara [ome and Colonial Eperienoe at 10 Trade. FOE SALE. HAN Mil [SHANNON ulyan Street Subdivis- , ion j >LIDEST TOWN ON THE WEST I WEST COAST OF THE NORTH ■ ISLAND. Sold 190 sections last twelvo t ontbj, mostly cash, lie only place in Now Zealand lioro they do not keep empty ; ! (uses. Anyone investing vriil DOU3f.K aJEJR MONEY IN A FEW YEARS L/fJt. J. R. STANS2LL, senr., is »A offering for sale 18 uhoice Bsidential Sltea. TflE BI3T IN HANNON. Areas ranging from ' to 45 perches, all having 8 front- tf Jβ of 75 links on Julyan street. FJ ling the balance of Mr J. R. Stan- Li U'e late residence. JJ Sections 1, 2, 3, a fine orchard it; I ILprofit, having a well grown belt jj ■" macrocarpoa round it. Treee -q jnisist of apples/Sturmere range, Wa&hingtotisJ'peai-s plums id walnuts. This is an ideal site ra home and oontainu Oa 3r 12per land. On sections 9, 10, 11, an apple chard (Cox; Ortngi; SturmeTa , aflhington's} and plums. Section 12, 13, fine pear orchard, oice sorts aid heavy croppors. SectioEs 14, 15, anples plums and linces; Macrocarpa hedge. The other eeotione are in good :ass. All the sections are on a gentle ape, and are all drained naturally. The prices range from £35 per sec-: 6n upwards, and the terms are very ifljyvviss., £5 deposit and £5 every «. months. No interest will be larged provided payments are made ! \ due dates, otherwise 5 per cent 11 Ibe charged. This ia or.o of the finest opportuniea to secure a real good dry secern at a 1 '*■ price and will not oo- ',' ir',a2«'-iji f' , '" years on such advan- ' Lgeoa. ivnfis. ] Mr R. Si> jl lw'l :>ift in Shannon , iTery day oxoept Tueesdaye. *nd J iy inquiry left Kii-a Mr Eromley lootmaker) T»i' b* promptly »t----nded io ALSO.—Trt r --.iwi ia NethAn irrtc*. For plan and fertker paxtltnl&n JplyFOR SALE AT BHATWCfN.— a'feral doors, with hingee; aleo talk timber (1J x 6 and 8 x 6), iriooi lengths; 1400 feet matchDing. J. R. Stansell, ytIO, Bay (Wellington), Shannon, prin aid Reeve etrcetj Wemroi.

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