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Horowhenua Chronicle, 30 April 1914, Page 4

PRELIMINARY NOTICE. CLEARING SALE OF DAIRY STOCK, AT HAUTERE CROSS, 7th MAY. D' ALGETY AND COMPANY. LIMITED, favoured with instructions from Mr l< , . A. Liehtwark, who has disposed of his Weraroa farm, will sell his herd of 40 first-class dairy cows, milking plant, etc., on the farm, at Hautore Cross, as above. Full particulars to he advertised later. 4354 UNRESERVED SALE OF CHOICE DAIRY STOCK, ETC. AT THE FARM, OTAKI WEDNESDAY, MAY (j, IUI4. A BR AH AM AND WILLIAMS, r <£*■ LTD., have been favoured with instructions from Arthur Griffith, Esq. (who lias sold his farm) to soil as above, at 12.30 p.m.— 14 high grade Jersey cows 2 18-month grade Jersey heifers in calf to p.b. Jersey bull y 1 bull calf, 6 months. 1 heifer 1 spring cart mare, (JO gallon I A.L. separator, cans, poultry, and furniture. SUBJECT TO SLIGHT RESERVE. 7 pedigree Jersey cows 2 18-month pedigree Jersey heifers 3 weaner pedigree heifers 1 3-year-old pedigree Jersey bull Coach will meet morning trains at Otaki. LIGHT LUNCHEON ,LE(so Light Luncheon Provided. 431-6 IiOROTJGH OI^LEVIN."" ANNUAL LICENSES. - ANNUAL LICENSES for the year commencing Ist April, 1914, must be taken out within 30 DAYS from the date hereof, or proceedings will be taken out against offenders. This notice applies to— BILLIARD ROOMS CARTERS DRIVERS MOTOR CARS BOARDING HOUSES COACHES, CABS, ETC. HEAVY TRAFFIC PUBLIC HALLS, ETC. Dated at Levin this 29th April, 1914. P. W. GOLDSMITH, 434-3 JWn Clerk. THE ORDER OF Tl{>] STAR IN THE EAST. Miss Christie WfILL give a Public Lecture ■ t¥ in the Druids' Hall on Friday evening, May Ist, at 8 p.m., on "The Coining of a World Teacher." ADMISSION FREE. ALL CORDIALLY INVITED 429-4 THEOSOPHICAL SOCIETY. MISS CHRISTIE. QRGANISER of the New Zealand Theosophical Society, will deliver a Public Lecture in the Druids' Hall on Thursday evening, April 30th, at 8 p.m., entitled— The Necessity Tor Reincarnation. All earnest seekers after truth cordially invited to attend. Questions answered at close of leoture, written or verbal. ADMISSION FREE. 428-3 Got a sore throat V Take a few drops of "NAZOL" on a piece of sugar. Soothes and eases. No cough or cold can withstand "NAZOL" Is Gel buys GO doses. —Advt. SWEARS BY 11. "My little grandchild Olive was .attacked with bronchitis and nothing I tried did her any good," says Mrs E. Headifen, 186 Tasman street, Newtown, N.Z. "Having seen Chamberlain's Cough Remedy advertised as being most effective in the treatment of bronchitis I thought I would try it. I did so and it gave her immediate relief from the first dose. Now I swear by Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.' For sale every where. Ad. JjEVIN JJOIITIC ULTURAL PRODUCE, & TNDUSTRIAL gOCIETY. CHRYSANTHEMUM, FRUIT AND PRODUCE SHOW To be held iu tiie CENTURY HALL LEVIN. WEDNESDAY, 6th, 1014. WEDNESDAY, MAY (Kb, 11)14. 2.-M) to 5 p.m. i to 10 p.m. r PHE SHOW of the Year. A Splendid exhibits of Apples, Pears, Quinces, etc., from all parts of the district. —Also— CUT BLOOMS, POT PLANTS, DECORATIONS, D< m ESTTCS, VE( JETABLES, and FARM PRODUCE. Afternoon tea from 3 in 5 p.m. Supper from <S to 10 p.m. KNTHINS will bf r.M-eived by the Socreiiiry from 7 to .') p.m. on MONDAY, fli,, 1(1, at the (Viitury Hall, Levin. '■'. UATE ENTRIES al double rates will be accepted up<o 5 p.m. on TUESDAY, r>th MAY. CATALOGUES may he obtained on application to either ll r V. W. Goldsmith, or U. I). WALLACE, Secretary. N.B.- The attention of exhibitors is drnwu In Clause 19 of the General "Rule* of the Society relating (t> (Milrioß and prize awtinln. 402-t.d.