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Horowhenua Chronicle, 29 May 1913, Page 3

' Q.RAND QON CERT AND *P|ANCE. WEDNESDAY, 11th JUNE. WEDNESDAY, 11th JUNE. Will l,e held in Levin Town Hall. BEST TALENT AVAILABLE. VOCAL and INSTRUMENTAL ITEMS, MONOLOGUES, RECITATIONS, etc. REFRESHMENTS' PR OYIDED. DANCING from 11 p.m. till Musical Director — Mr J. Kearsley. Eull Programme in Future Issue. J. O'DONOHUE, •179-t.d. Hon. Secretary. To Workers & Capitalists. BUY COLONIAL MADE BISCUITS especially Q.OLDEN JJUFF.S OLDEN UFFS. At Gibson's Red Store. THUS KEEP TilE MONEY IN OUR DOMINION SELL your eggs for cash and save trouble. J. A. HALL, Beach Road, is buying fresh eggs and poultry for cash, or on consignment with weekly payments. Eggs collected every Tuesday. Feed supplied. 438-m TVT ANTED TO SELL.-Best agri- * * cultural Lime at 18s per ton f.o.r. at Levin. - (Sacks extra). Crown Portland Cement £3 9e per ton, f.0.r., Wellington. Parker and Vincent. TABLE POULTRY. WANTED. -Young Roosters, 8d lb., live weight; Hens. 3s pair-, V'oung Ducks, 8d lb., live weight. I'hcso prices are at Wellington Station. C. S. CLARKE, 10 Molesworth Street Wollrgto.n 208—qr. Ci IMS' NOVELTY fIR DWA it F DEI'UT, l.nrin, adr«rti*«> their principal linc» />n pn{r«; 1 Look for the adTWti.i-nmnt LAUNDRY. EVIN LAUNDRY. Que-en g'r««i near Express Company'* Stables, M. Fraser. propriolrw.-. Washing and ironing in all ,i> branches. First class work ; -i't I expt-riance. A tral iwlicitod. » HSIGGLEKOW has been »p- ---• pointed district agent for the world-famous Triumph and 8.f,.A. Motor Cycles. Cash or termr. arranged. Second-hand motors of /»ii makes to suit eery body. Motors repaired and overhauled. Tyres belts and sundries supplied; prices moderately low. FI. Sigglekow. Levin. 313-qr PRIVATE HOSPITAL. "VTURSB WILSON (certificates f«». medical, surgical, maternitj and Karitane) wishes to announce that she has taken over Nurso Dtistow's Privato Hospital. Bristol Street, Levin. 431-q £ Cassis of Eesy j } Freedom. S £ eloosnay OoKifori ) £ ia & parting Suits J c A man who doesn't want to feel tied up in his suit % S --especiflll y for lounging \ V round or "playing the C f game'' in his oil' hours. S f Yet he likes a look of i ? smartness and style about J 3 suit at all times. S p His ideal is K $ &, CiosHgi's > r .Sporting Suit—the suit J that combines ease of S 3 movement and room for V v swinging shoulders, with c T dashing style and vigor- J | ous. youthful smartness. J r They are here in dressy J i Tweeds of many shades S S and patterns -well made • V sturdy and tough. C J 37 s 6 DTO 67/6 ] { Your size in any of them. j I MILLAR & GIORGI, I ? The iQreat Outfitters. r Palmrston North. r T. HARRIS, T. HARRIS. CASH- : BUTCHER. IS still keeping only the very best at tho lowest possible price for cash. All meat sold by him is examined by a qualified Government Inspector, lie wishses to inform the public of Levin and district that ho has no •onnection with any ring in or out if Levin. Patronise the Cheapest Butcher in town for— PRICE AND QUALITY. PRICE AND QUALITY. He has also a large consignment of Baoon and Hams. Being a cash buyer he is ablj to sell at the lowest possible price for cash. Small goods of every description, fry Harris's noted Beef Sausages, made fresh daily on the premises. T- HARRIS, CASH : BUTCHER, ' OXFORD STREET MSVIN.