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Horowhenua Chronicle, 4 February 1914, Page 1

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Sims , Novelty Hardware Depot. ■*p» »T» «T» w^ fi} 11/**\ fi\ H t TT =:=s /7 Those in search of Ironmongery, Spades, ( Jff \l R K Ml '% \ If uJJ— =.( * jxs// Forks, Rakes, Hoes Garden Shears, Sheep t **=r\ II \' l\ /h BJ<3il u 1 Ifr V- »t Shears, Scythes Reap Hooks, Flax Hooks, \l I \rl\/l\ V/l A fnl \ Hay Rakes and-Forks. 3W JJ \AY I V vi I J \47 Stones Scythe Stones will do well to \\p' J \J(j J (1 \9 V-/ bL=®L — W .. call on us before going elsewhere. We can supply you with just what you _• I||MJI for Quality and Price Hose Branches and Sprays, Spray Pumps and Syringes, Everything for the Lawn and Garden For the house hold We have a large stock of Crockory and, to make room for large stock to arrive we are offering DINNERWARE, GLASSWARE PIE DISHES, and PUDDING BASINS at reduced prices. ENAMELWARE, TINWARE, BRUSHWARE, DAIRY REQUISITES of every description can be had at Novelty Hardware Depot. Oxford Si,, - - " LEm& -

Farmers! LOOK! STILL TO THE EKOiNT. HPHE Gane Milking Machine is -*■ the oldest and most successful milk releasing , mackinc on the market, "it is milking the biggest herds in Australasia, and is the winner of all trials in Australia and A'ew Zealand. Our sales have increased 10U per cent, within the last two years, and we have 2100 machines work, ing successfully in iNew Zealand which proves conclusively that Liie GAJN'E is the farmers friend and labour saver of the day. We have absolute right to admit air into the Unit cup to keep tho teat cool and facilitate tiie How and prevent tho milk from surging back on Ihe teat, and we consider Unit no mil leer is complete without (he air admission. .FARMERS, consider the Gane before making your purchase and iu doiug so you will be considering your pocket and your herd by investing in a thoroughly clean and honed milker. _THE— ALWAYS RELIABLE GANE. Kerosene and Benzine engines, Vertical and Horizontal Boilers, Steam and Water ejectors, Separators, Wind Mills, ect. Palmerston North Branch Office CUBA STREET, near Working Men's Club. 33-t.c. IJFNCTT of Keys Lost. Rr- -"-' ward on returning to Chronicle Office. 105-3

P. Bartholomew, i {Sawmiller and limber Merchant, Seasoned Timber —AND — Mouldings OF ALL KINDS ALWAYS ON HAND J. W. Middlemiss QUEEN bt LEVIN is a Pe*actical Tradesman And he desires to tender his thanks to all his pati ons for their support during the 18 years he has heen established in business opposite the Century Hall. F()]{ every description of JOB PRINTING . —-Horowhenua Daily Chronicle, Levir. Tlio must common of ills is probubly Hie ordinary cold. And fho "must Huivt'ssi'ul of euros for thin coninion ill is "NAZOL." l"n bottles of 00 doseß for Tβ 6d.—

"ALL WHO WOUI/D ACHIEVE UOOESS SHOULD ENDEAVOUR TO MERIT IT." WE have durinft the past year spared no expense in endeavouring to make our Beer second to nine in New Zealand, and <;an now confidently asert we have succeeded in doing so Wβ invite all who enjoy Stapled Besi, now on draught *t almost all hotels in the Uity and surrounding districts, and confidently 1 anticipate thoir vordist will be • that StAplos and Co. have suo- , cessfully removed the reproach that Good Beer could not. be brewed in Wellington. > JOT 4 pt ?A' X- '. Vr (Limitvl). » Molesworth nn<> Murphy Str«#t«, • WKLMNUTON