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Horowhenua Chronicle, 9 October 1913, Page 2

G. IT. Harper] [P. H. Harper Otaki. Levin. HARPER and HARPER, BARRISTERS & SOLICITORS, LEVIN. Successors to Mr E. J. Rrendergast Money to lend on approved security at lowest current rates. CHAS. BLENKHOftN, BARRISTER & SOLICITOR, LEVIN. Money to lend 011 approved security at current rates. FIELD and LUCKIE, BARRISTERS & SOLICITORS & PATENT AGENTS. Eeafcherston Street, 'Wellington. Money to lend on town or country securities at lowest current rates. WILLIAM STEWART PARK, BARRISTER &' SOLICITOR, LEVIN. Has money to lend at current rates. PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENTS. Saturday, lltli October: llorowhenua County Council, 10. a.m. The Chronicle J'IMiLISHED DAILY.

LOCAL & GENERAL $ On page -I to-day appear some motor and cycling notes, Wellington markets, and some cabled news. Levin's level crossing over the railway in Queen-street still is a source of danger. It was correctly reported, last week, that an olcctric alarm was being installed at the crossing, but there was no permanency about it. Early this week it was taken down and removed, the installation having been made for experimental purposes only. The device was inspected by Mr Hilev, the new general manager of the New Zealand Railways, and if lie thinks fit, there will be a permanent set-ting-up of one of the alarms made at the Queen-street crossing. Horowhenua Fruitgrowers' Association holds its ordinary monthly meeting next Friday, at 8 p.m., i.u the Oddfellows' Hall, Levin. It used to be supposed that a perfect sapphire must be of a dark rich blue tint. But the discovery of a new sapphire mine in the llocky Mountains, where stones were found varying in their shades of colour from a light steel blue tint, and again from a lovely ame--thyst to a ruby red, Jias changed all that, and these gems are highly prized in America. The_ strike (says the Melbourne Age) is an act of civil war quite as much as an armed rebellion, and very frequently brings as much suffering in its train. Society should first provide an industrial tribunal for all its workers, and > then set its face like flint against the striker. Every man should have an industrial court of appeal against trade tyranny; and, having got it, should be punished severely if he refuses to abide by its finding's. _ Ardent rosegrowers who need a simple and effective spray for destroying the Green Ely and other pests so prevalent 'jnst now will find Cirengol by far the best. Can be prepared in a minute, and a shilling tube makes 20 gallons. Obtainable from C. 8. Keedwell, Dispensing Chemist.—Advfc.