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Horowhenua Chronicle, 7 November 1913, Page 1

-JB Kapoc! Kapoc! For Mattresses > f° r Pillows,PALMER'S °ff -» Bedsteads an Great Variety j ART F URNITURE|HHB£|i . FOR BEDROOMS and SITTING-ROOMS.

> SiiVlS' i SIMS fPINm/FiTv ? NOVELTY < S /HARDWARE HWWARE (DEPOT DEPOT NOVELTY : HARDWARE DEPOT ) Home Separation Hoes i&ot HejfMti*© Comment. ' < SAVES WEAR AND TEAR Ol' , YUI;JUIOR,SE. CART, AXl> <* HARNESS. No big cans to curl. Provides good skim milk for your [>igs and calvos, and no waitiug timo lost at the factory. > ' Xo diseased milk to feed your sfork wilh. > < Th refore follow the crowds and put in a "LAXZ' , Separaioi , . > « Simple, easy-running, easily cleaned. Price is Reasonable. Not > < a so-called cheap machine, but outlast any skim down to 0.02 It lias a world-wide reputation as a top-nolclier. Call and see t. sttmtmials from salisliedr farmers. * [ TEST YOUR UK LIDS ANJ) WEEJ) Ol'T Til. 10 WASTERS. * | By Using , the ZETT Testing , ! Machine. ] ( Just the thing yuu have wanted for a long (inie. Simple, in- > < fallible and quick. From two to thirtv-six bottle. j> CALL AND GET YOUR MILK TESTED WHILE YOU WAIT. 4 MILK BUCKETS. DAI RY CLEANSERS. » < SCRUBS. BROOMS. > < Efflc Lilian Leg Ropes ' < AND ROPES OF ALL SIZES. > EVERYTHING OF THE LATEST FOR THE FARM AND lin.\l K > < Novelty Hardware Depot 3 Oxford St», - Levin? > • SIMS' . ms > ; NOVELTY NOVELTy I DEPOT i 10P 0 T 1

I ''SUIMIOLOMEW SAWAIILLEH AND ' TIMBER MERCHANT, WERAROa *v\/*\/ SEASONED TIMBER amemmmmm KUHaaeewea AND MOULDINGS OF ALL KINDS ALWAYS ON 'V S H AN D . "V-V^V^ jsmg.nigma gtz?3sas& iHtmtmumtA J. W. ESliddlemies QUEEN STREET LEVIN, -IS APRACTICAL TRADESMAN. I 5f AND he desires to tender his thanks to all his patrons for their consistent support during the 18 years he has been established in business opposite the Century Hall. QUEEN STREET LEVIN Coughing is bad for baby! i Sprinkle a few drops of "NAZOL" on the wee tot's nightgown and the threatened danger will be warded oft'. Is 6d per bottle of GO iloflpq. -—Ailvt..

"ALL WHO WOULD ACHIEVE < UCOESS SHOULD ENDEAVOUR ( • TO MERIT IT." * WE have during the past ' year spared no expense in < endeavouring to make our Beer i second to nine in New Zealand, and can now confidently asert • we have succeeded in doing bo. ' > We invite all who enjoy 'qOOD S.LASS OF BKSa, Tβ ASK m [Staples 5 Best ! now on draught at almost all i ' hotels in the City and surround- , 1 ing districts, and confidently > anticipate their verdist will he > that Staples and Co. have sue- ' ' cessfully removed the reproach < that Good Beer could not he ( brewed in Wellington. 'J.STAPLES&CoJ ' (Limited). < Molesworth ana Marphj Streets, WELLINGTON.

live weight. Maize. —Is Sid per bushel. Maize.—Hickory King, seed, 7s bushel; lied llou'an. White Horse Tooth, 7s Gd bushel. Gd bushel extra for part sacks. Wheat.—4s 7d per bushel. Ten sack lots 4s sd. Feed Barley.—3s od per bus. Pollard. —<£G 15s per ton. Bran. — £i 15s per ton; IDs less for ton lots. Barley Meal. — £7 per ton; 10s less for ton lots. Pure Pea Meal. — £1 per ton. Molasses in casks.—£4 10s per ton, or 2Gs per scwt cask; Gs Gd per cwt. case. Chuff. —Oaten sheaf £b 10s per ton ex store. Hay.—Prime £4 to £5 per ton. Sucrosine.—%'.7 per ton in 200's Meat and Bone Meal.—l7s per IUU; ( Js per 50 and 5s per 251b bag. Straw. — £o 10s per ton ex store. Linseed Oil Cake.—Nuts, genuine, 13s cwt. Meal 13s Gd cwt. Oats. —Crushed 3s 3d per bushel Paissian Cape Seed Barley.—os Gd per bushel. Seed Cape Barley.—3s 6d per bushel. Oats.—Peed, 2s 8d to 2s IOd : Duns, 3s per bushel. Seed Oats. —Specially dressed Algerians, 3s 9d per bushel; Gartons, Sparrowbills, Duns.. Storm Kings 3s 6d per bushel. Seed Stratagem Peas.--8s 6d per bushel.-