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Horowhenua Chronicle, 4 April 1914, Page 3

Farewell services to the Pev. IT. T. Harris will 1)0 hold m tho Century Hall at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. on Sunday. On Tuesday evenin o- next at- 7.H0 o'clock his friends wil lgive him a farewell social. Fresh supplies of Litjaid Paraffin for internal use are obtainable at 0. S. Keedwells Pharmacy, Oxford street, whilst further additional supplies arc expected very shortly. -Advt.

A commercial traveller had us samples overhauled by a thiei this week, in Levin, and between £ ; >0 and £40 in value of goods stolen. The thief fitted himself out with clothes, including three overcoats and a. suit of clothes. The number of brown trout received from the hatcheries during the past year by the Levin Acclimatisation Society and liberated in suitable places in the district, :}•'{,ooo. The society placed !•>.- 000 fry in the concrete tanks ai the Boys' Training Farm. r l h ( ' figures (r'KSOO and K»00) given in The Chronicle report o:i the •uinual meeting

I have just received a fresh stock of Liquid Paraffin, and a a there is a very great demand for this article, 1 would advise customers to call as soon as possible for it, so as to avoid disappointment. E. C. Remington, Chemist Levin. Chaff is for sale, delivered if desi r-cd, by Mr P. E. Curtis, of Ara. paepae Estate, at £■', L. r )s per (on, or £•'! 10s per ton truck lots. WANTED- Eight Indian Kuii- ** nor ducks, last year's birds. State prico and where to be seen. Reply "Ducks," Chronicle Office. 340-1 LOST A black and white rough haired cattle dog. Answer |„ Iho name of Pat. Any person detaining same nftor this date will be prosecuted; 10s Howard. -MO-o