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Horowhenua Chronicle, 23 February 1914, Page 3

That modest little flower the pink is always here or hereabouts; and so is Fred; just give him the wink, and see him fit your trilbies, out with dancing pumps or plodding boots made in a style that always suits and sold as cheap as cheap can be; Fred Pink leads all the company—Advt. /"VffiEß "Wanted Known" advertisements appear on page I aud other casual advertisements on page 4. "poll SALE.- A Windmill in ■*- thorough good order. A bargain. A. F. Wilson, Fairfield. 70-!> A DYERTISER wants job -t* gardening, by day or week : terms reasonable. Apply "Gardener," Chronicle Office 175-1 YOl'XfJ GIRL WANTED, for light dulies. One just left school preferred. Apply Mrs Unlull-son, Mako Mako road. 'i 177-1 WASTE PAPER for sale at Chronicle Oliice, J'or kl per lb. Apply early. T. HARRIS, CASH BOTCHER. DURING the hot weather all Reef, Mutton and Lamb will be kept in the cooling room _ at Palmerston North Abattoirs, over night until delivery to me the following morning, thus ensuring the freshest of meat in the hot weather. All meat inspected by a qualified inspector appointed by the New Zealand Government. Prime Cured JJACON and lIAMS. SMALL GOODS o, every description. MY MOTTO. immaculate Cleanliness and Punctuality. Prices. CHEAPEST. Quality. The V 101 i Y 13EST