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Horowhenua Chronicle, 25 April 1913, Page 4

TO HOKOWKENUA FA EMEJRS. \A RE you interestedin Milking Machines. Tlio SIMPLEX has given satisfaction for eight years. 3- The AUTOMATIC RELEASER is SIMPLE, DURABLE and EASILY CLEANED. Testimonials from many farmers tell of its oxcellenco. Wo shall gladly arrango an inspection of tEo opnt at work. Full particulars from PARKER and VINCENT, Sole Local Agents, Levin. N.B.—Purchasers have a choice of hreo Benzine and three Kerosene engines.

£ "In a Nook with a Book." ) Aiul what could bo nicer during the winter evenings—especially in a 'nook built by Harvey and Co., who ideas of homo comfort have so often been put and stood the test. Next to the joy of a really nicc nook for tho reader in the joy of A Mook for Your feOOISiS j|s' |ff y From the smart littlo bureau as ||| j|| ( illustrated to tho more expansive Bookcase we can mako tha tlittlo Sh •' —~~i=9r 1 work of yours a joy indeed Books <&» I ' get destroyed when not properly »|| |jjj I[l < shelved and Bureau or Bookcase need < not be expensive—at least at Har- Ssl j||| < Harvey & Co., <

" 12 AQA?v BRING UNDER THE NOT]OK OK tiTC T D-OWNERS —vie important, of— PJjJJDKjiiEE CAKDS. THEY iro indispensable to the Luttineitts-iike owner, and we vr® the firm to »npply th«m most »tisfactorily. WE have alio topiea it'the PEDIGREES of the LEADEN© SIRES th*t Lave travelled in tfowhen-'a County. Special quotations to owners for -td Notice*. EOROWHENUA PUBLISHING JOMPANY, LIVEN. P. C. YOUNG (Late R. J. JONES.) CERTIFIED PLUMBER, HOTWATER FITTER. W-«H» SEPTIC TANKS built and Drcine laid according to Public Health •equirements. Lead edged ridging, looting, and down pipes and Tanks ways in stock in premises in— QUEEN STREET. Opposite W. B. Macintosh, Coachbuilder). L E Y I N. ILECTIUC BELLS FITTED UP. JOBBING WORK PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. REMEMBER. — Several years ome and Colonial Eperienoe at ? Trada. fcW SALE. C9BBKSm ilyan ZIPBQi subditfis- ' IG3j LIDEST TOWN ON THE WEST VEST COAST OH' THE NORTH J JSL/VlnD. | k)ld 100 st Muca last twelve j athj, mostly j 19 only pla o in New Zealand j. are tiioy do not keop czrpi? ,'| Bea - L inyone inrcc>ting wiil DOUO!.K;|| EIR MONEY IN A FEW YEARS 11 18. J. .". 3TANSELL, senr., u- (J offcr.vig for &ale IW choice lidenti.'il Sites. THE BEST IN II ANNON. Areas ranging iron I bo 45 perchea, all having a front- jn of 75 links on Julyan street PJ lg the balance of Mr J. R. Stan- II 'g Lat-j residence. II actions 1, 2, 3, a fine oroh&rd i' J profit, haying a well grown belt j|| macrocarpoa round it. Trees isist of apples,(Stunners ,Cox, nge, Waahingtons)'pears plumß walnuts. This is an ideal cite a home and contains Ola Sr 12per and. ; a sections 9, 10, 11, an apple Hard (Cox; Orangi; Stunners • ihington's} and plums. ■ction 12, 13, fine pear orchard, oe-sorts and heavy croppers. actions 14, 15, apples pluma and ices; Macrocarpa hedge. lie other sections are in gooo 8. II the sections are on a gentle a, and are all drained naturally, le prices range from £35 per seeupwards, and the terms are very viz., £5 deposit and £5 every months- No interest will be provided pa rmonta are made lue dates, otherwise 5 per cent j [bo. charged. j. lis is one of the finest opportunto secure a real good dry sec- i at a low price and will not oc- 1 igain for years on such advan- 1 t>us terms. j ■ R. Stansel lwil lb« in Shannon !, •y day except T-Jtasdaya, *no 1 inquiry left with Mr Bromley J ; maker) wil lfaa promptly »t- | »d to j MQ.—Tw* hones in Nathan tot, ; f pla*i and farther partiaalari R SALE AT SHANNON.— al doors, with hinges; also timber (If z 6 and I x 6), if lengths; 1400 feet match- . R. Stansefl, 1 Bay (Wellington), Shannon, li; and Reeve street, Wwarci.