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Horowhenua Chronicle, 6 November 1913, Page 4

AUCTION SALES- _ PUELIMINA.Y .NOTICE. MESSItS ILTIvJIIiNGS, HANK.LNS AInJJ CO., LTD., have received instructions from Mr 'Win. Palmer, who has sold liis property, io sell the whole of his furniture, rows, pigs and poultry, on the 12iii of November, absolutely without reserve. Details later. 1110-t.c

iiAKM mi<; k■■:.!<:L-nicmouGn-LY WELL. "For yea is 1 have suffered from sie.ggish liver." writes Mrs W. PfeilTre, storekeeper. Mt. Pleasant, S. A. ''Having read an adcHisement on Chamberlain's TaK lets I decided to try (hem and wa\ so pleased with the result that I i::.ve continued to use them ever since. They make me feel thoroughly well." For sale overy"•rere. Advt. In readiness for the jam-mak-ing season, housewives are making ready their preserve bottles, etc. Labels soon will be needed also. When they are neatly done they improve the appearance of the preserves. Fifty gummed labels, well printed with the name's of each fruit, may be obtained at The Chronicle olfice for sixpence. If desired, the labels may be had in assorted lots, or all of one kind.— WiV. THEREFORE _. ,rj ,M Wjp| WM ?l No ® ill Wsm n ODDER& I6\xl\ \M§\

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