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Horowhenua Chronicle, 14 April 1914, Page 3

Levin Chamber of Commerce meets in the Borough Council chambers this evening (Tuesday) at 8 o'clock. Otaki bowlers, bv 1.8 points to K>, defeated a rink \>f bowlers from Eeilding, in a challenge match for the Dixon Lup—a trophv valued at fifty guineas. On the thirteenlh head Otaki's score was l-'i against !), but Eeilding's skip (Saywell) gradually improved his position in I lie later heads. j For Wednesday evening, April j .101h, the proprietary of the King's Theatre, Levin, is submitting an interesting programme of moving ! pictures. "The Phantom Thief" (a detective story with "Nick Winter" as (he sleuth hound) is the lengthiest film to be shown. "An Indian's Loyalty" and "'Cupid's Hired Man" are other elongated reels. A very handsome white altar I ton lit 1 was used [or the first- time on Easter Sunday, in S. Mary's Church. Levin. 11 was the <rifl of Mis Lancelot 11 ilchings, and was ordered by her ironi the "Sisters of the Church," London, sonio six months ago. It was fortun;i|e that (he frontal reached it> destination last Sat unlay, just- in time lor use on the Master festival. SWEARS BY 11. . '•'My little grandchild Olive was attacked with bronchitis and nothiu.v I tried did her any good," says Mrs E Headifen, 180 Tasman street, Newtown, N.Z. "Having seen Chamberlain's Cough Remedy advertised as being most effective in the treatment of bronchitis thought T would try it. _ I ""1 S( ? and it gave her immediate relief from' the first dose. Now I sw«ftr bv Chamberlain's Cough Rem«dy. For sale everywhere.--Ad. The famous I'oslyn writing pndfl obtainable from all fltntioi)era and storekeepers at, Gd an<? I each".-- Arlvt.