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Horowhenua Chronicle, 10 September 1913, Page 3

A notable item in the concert given last night by the Levin Y.M.C.A. Male Choir was a A*ocal quartette entitled "My Lady's Yeil.'"' This was an original composition by the conductor, Mr J. W. Hayfiold. It was tuneful, and altogether pleasing, and proved the composer to be the possessor of marked ability. Fred. Fink mends boots, no matter where you buy 'em; his leather's good and so s his work— just try 'em; bought here or there —Levin or Timbuctoo—bring 'em along to Pink to mend for you.— I have just received from England a large assortment of hot wafer bags of the very best quality, and am selling them at the lowest possible prices. Note the address: New shop, next to Bradley's stables'. I'\ C. Remington, Chemist, Levin.