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Horowhenua Chronicle, 17 June 1913, Page 3

Football matches played last- Saturday are reported on page 4 of today's (Tuesday's) Chronicle. 1 hough Levin Dairy Factory did not secure chief prizes in the hutter classes at- Palmerston A. and P. Show this week, it nevertheless finished well forward in a big field of open-class competitors. Miss Simpson, of Hunterville, Js paying a farewell visit to her relations in this district, and is at present the guest of Mrs "Walter Simpson. ol Levin. Miss Simpson is leaving for England in a few weeks. The district agency for Horowlienua has been given to Mr X T . C. Hold,away, in respect of the Overland and Hupniobilc types of motor car. Mr Holdaway is prepared to bnok orders for these or for any other typo of motor car that clients may prefer. "Evervlady's Journal," just to hand, contains excellent articles on Irish crochet, embroidery, and general household decoration, but the most practical article of all is . a finely illustrated one fin "raffia work." This is the fir.st of a new •series of instructive articles by which it is hoped to teach readers of Evervlady's Journal" how to make pocket money in their own homes. It is written by an expert worker, whose instructions, accompanied by photographs, are clear and practical. Tn this issue of "Evervlady's' Journal ' Miss Alice Grant Posinan ..s happy in her article, "Stage-struck Pilgrims from Australia." " She describes the advantages and disadvantages which lie in the way of stage struck girls who go to London Town from Australia. Among the interviews will be found talks with Miss | "Oora Ohlfscn, sculptor and artist, who was born in Ballarat, and has made a name for herself abroad; and Signor Ettoro Cadorin, who married Miss Louie Mueller, a wellknown Australian singer.