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Horowhenua Chronicle, 21 January 1914, Page 1

Horowhenua Agricjilftiral 'and, show ■"/; At Levin/fWednesday January 28th OFFICERS. Patron.—Mr WH. Field. President.—Mr John Kebbell. ,: Vice-presidents.-Messrs J. R. McDonald, P. Bartholomew, 3. JUn* J. Liggms, W. H. Simcox, W. Tompsitt, G. W?Stephenson, W. J. Howell. Executive Committee.—Messrs Jas. McLeavey, C. Saxon, H; J/ ; < F. G. .Eoe, T. A. B. Hudson, J. Drysdale R A .McDonald, J. G. Jamieson, Jas. / TfLh B^ belt ' J / R yder, # W. Ryder,- J. Davies, E. m! . Hemck, T. Bevan, junr. Winiata Pataka, V. E. HitchJ - Johnson, J. M. Murray, < D. Judd G Tully A. Drake, M. Moynihan, E. W 1. Burne ID. W. Barber, x/ Bobison, C, A. ;- W. Moiicktoii, W. H. Weggery, W. Simpsen, W. SticUes, /' HY" w^/n C - C - m^b ' John Howell >/ / ?' M T ar C t S ?f l ? 1 ' F ' Davieß ' E ' S - Lancaster ,':: A McLeavey T.HColtman, M. H. Bailey, S. F. Per- . ntt, J. Brougliton, W. McKegg, G. Hanton, W. M. Simxox, J. C. Neill, K. Windley, Major Burlinson. Y Hon. Treasurer.—Mr F. G. Roe. Secretary.—B. R. Gardiner, P.O. Box 2 Levin Classes for HORSEb, CATTLE SHEEP AND PIGS 1-6 COMPETITIONS 13 PONY RACES 4 JUMPING EVENTS. DOTTING RACE BES^A^^ Ete - Etc ' BRACELET for Best Lady's Hack. BRACELET for Lady's Jumping Event. " ENTRIES CLOSE WEDNESDAY, January 14th at 9 a.m. bcnedule on application and all information obtainable from" the secretary. , v- ' ; ' B. R. GARDINER, Levin. 1203 t.d.

"WANTED COLUMN." Advebtisements under this heading are charged for at the rate of Is for each 20 wordi. I'ALMERSTON NORTH HIGH SCHOOL. , Hector: J. E. Veraon, M.A., B.Sc. (Edin.) HP HE School re-opens on Thurs- ■*• day, February sth. Classical, Commercial and Agricultural courses. 9 13oarding House for boys. Prospectus on application. The Hector may be seen at the School during January on Thursdays, and on February 1, 2 and 3 from 2 to 4 p.m. 35-3w 1£ are the sole agents for the *"■ "Pauline" Paper Patterns, and have just received a fine assortment of patterns. Drop in and ask to see the Catalogue. Stiles and Matheson's, Levin. TAM LABELS! Jam .Labels! ** Gummed! Beady for immediate use. Packets of 50 for sixpence each. Ten kinds assorted if required.—At Chronicle office. A TREMENDOUS Bargain in ' Linen Tray Cloths, Side Board Runners and Table Centres. I All one price Is 0d each. Worth 3s lid each. Come and see our Window display. Stiles and Matheson, Levin. HHEST YOUR COWS.—Sheets •*■ to suffice for twelve months may bd secured for 3s 6d, at the CHRONICLE OFFICE. ; T7IVERY Description of Job Printing executed in the Best and, most Up-to-date Styles at The HOROWHENUA CHRONICLE OFFICE, Levin. TI/fEN'S STRONG TWEED ItJ. good patterns, Us lid per pair, worth 10s 6d. Don't Miss Them. They are selling very fast only at Stiles and Mathesonls, Levin. TAM LABELS! Jam .Labels! " Gummed! Ready for immediate use. Packets of 50 for sixpence each. Ten kinds assorted if required.—At Chronicle office. TN the matter of H. V. Eade, of ■*• Shannon, deceased. All accounts owing by and all accounts owing to tho above are requested io be rendered or paid to tho undersigned. F. W. VENN, 45-3 Shannon. J~~~~AM LABELS! Jam Labels! G unimed ! Ready for immediate use. Packets of 50 for sixpence each. Ten kinds assorted if required.—At Chronicle office. WANTED KNOWN. - Sale now on at Ross and Co.'s Bon Murche, Palmerston North. Call at sample rooms, Oxfordstreet, Levin, for bargains in Drapery, Clothing and Furnishings. __ "TMY WHO SEEK TROUBLE NEVER MISS IT!" Troubles that none seek and only few manage to fhiss are coughs and colds, sore throat, and influenza, etc. The safe, sure, and speedy remedy is Tonkind's Linseed Emulsion. Chemists and stores—l/ 6, 2/6, 4/6.

WANTED.—A young girl of good family as companion and help; a good home. Apply Mrs T. W. Brown, s Waikanae. : ' ' : 46-2 T<o farmers and housex OWNERS.—I am prepared to give estimates for concreting, asphalting and plain and ornamental fencing. Fencing material always obtainable. Bestwork> manship at reasonble rates. H, Channings, Bath street, : Levin. T IME for the grass, garden, , V ■"-* and poultry,, sit 22s 6d ton (in sacks) Levin Station'. Orders M taken for half-ton upwards. Par- . .•■ ker and Vincent, Levin. m ANTED TO JgUY. 1 OLD HENS—3s 6d pair. YOUNG DUCKS.—Sd lb. YOUNG ROOSTEHS.—Bd lb. C. S. CLARKE, 10 Molesworth Street, > 1149-q WELLINGTON. J£ING'S r£ HEATRE J EVIN " PIC^UEES. Programme for WEDNESDAY,. JANUARY 21. ' Matinee at 2.30. "THE MODERN PRODIGAL." "THE MODERN PRODIGAL." "THE MODERN PRODIGAL." "THE MODERN PRODIGAL. ,, "THE MODERN PKODIGAL." "THE MODERN PRODIGAL. ,, 200 feet in length. ' "Warwick Chronicle. No. 153. Topical, 500. "THE URSURER'S GRIP. ,, Drama 110 U. VIEWS IN AFRICA. j Scenic 500. "OLAF, THE ATOM." Drama 1050.. ' "PU Z Z L E D." . Comic 600. , > "Tweedledum Drives a Nail." Comis, 500 ft. "ESCAPE FROM POISON." Drama, 900 ft. "BILLIARDS BY BEESE." Sporting, 400 ft. ' "SQUASHING A 8088 Y .,, PRICES.... ...6dandls. Levin Tea Booms OXFORD STREET. A. L. Williams Proprietor. yiSITORS TO LEVIN cennot do better than call at LEVIN TEA ROOMS for refreshments. BALLS and PARTIES catered for. WEDDING CAKES a speciality. XMAS CAKES made from the Finest New Season's Fruit. 1 Customers are requested to order early. STRAWBERRY and CREAM ! when procurable. I BREAD AND SMALL GOODS - delivered fo all parts of the idiatric* laily. ' : : . 1214-qr. . ..-_;.