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Horowhenua Chronicle, 23 March 1914, Page 1

TAM LABELS! Jam Labels! ** Gummed! Ready for immediate use. Packets of 50 for sixpence each. Ten kinds assorted if required.—At Chronicle office. LADIES !—Why is the delicious MILITARY PICKLE having such a tremendous sale? You will understand why when you taste it; suits ail palates; buy a bottle to-day. JAM LABELS! Jam Labels! Gummed! Ready for immediate use. Packets of 50 for sixpence each. Ten kinds assorted if required.—At Chronicle office. WANTED KNOWN.—Wintei Goodsnow on show at the Bon Marche Sample Rooms, including latest Hats, Blanket Coats, Costumes, Winter Tweeds. Also samples of all newest Dress Materials. NOW NOW NOW OPEN OPEN OPEN Leong Brothers. Oxford-street Levin. All kinds of FRUIT, GREENGROCERIES, GROCERY, CON* FECTIONERY, TOBACCOS and SOFT DRINKS. LEONG BROS would be pleased to have a call to inspect the quality of their goods which, are supplied at the lowest possible prices. —.' Note the address — Next to BRADLEY STABLES. TZING'S rpHEATRE. -v-^ PICTpBS. Programme for MONDAY, MARCH 23,1914. HEADED with a Gaumont Masterpiece of Dramatic art: ENGINE OF DESTRUCTION. ENGINE OF DESTRUCTION. ENGINE OF DESTRUCTION. ENGINE OF DESTRUCTION. ENGINE OF DESTRUCTION. ENGINE OF DESTRUCTION. ENGINE OF DESTRUCTION. ENGINE OF DESTRUCTION. 2500 foot." WARWICK CHR'ONTCXE." Tapical, 600. ' 'BILLY'S i SWEETHEART. Mexican 1050. "BUDDLSH TEMPLES." Scenic 400. WRECK OF THE TYRONE. "THE ENEMY'S BABY." Drama 1100. 'Arabia Takes Tthe Health Cure" Auimal Comedy 1000. Redskins of Yesterday and To-day Educational 400. "Broncho Bill's Mexictn Wife/' Cowboy 1050. "Bunny and Cutey." Prices Is Everywhere Children under 12 : 3lQ_____ Levin Tea Booms OXFORD STREET. A. L. Williams Proprietor. VISITORS TO LEVIN cannot do better than oall at LEVIN TEA ROOMS for refreshments. BALLS and PARTIES catered for.. WEDDING CAKES a speciality. XMAS CAKES made from th» Finest New Season's Fruitj Customers are requested to ordd early. ~ STRAWBERRY and CREAM when procurable. BREAD AND SMALL GOODS delivered "Eo all parts of the distric* daily. .- HPO settlers & farmers—H, Channings, Bath-slreet. Concreting, asphalting, ornamental fencing. Estimates given. Re. pair work on " graves •fleoted* Agent for Ltslio MoMinn, mottumwiktl niason. .