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Horowhenua Chronicle, 23 February 1915, Page 3

An Oamaru correspondent informs the Otago Daily Times that some cutting of grain crops was done in North viago last week, and that harvest work W?il become more general this week. Several threshing bills will commence operations, chiefly with oats, tliougft Tfew lota of wheat will also be threshed. The general report from the country is that all cereals will yield much better than was expected a few weeks ago, and that the quality of both the wheat and. oats will be first class, consequent upon the grain having gained plumpness because of the moisture supplied by good' rains. A decided frost was experienced in Palmerston and Feilding one day last week, damage being done by it to many tenuor plants. Around Levin somo Tomato and pumpkin plants looked as though they had had a set-back on the same morning, but the thermometer remained a few degrees above freezing point. At the hearing of the petition in connection with Hawke's Bay seat it was discovered while the informal papers were being examined that one informal vote at No. 2 booth and eight from No. 15 were missing. After

diligent search by the Returning Officer he reported that he was unable '0 find them.

LOST. —At the Pictures last night, x Black Purse with £2 10s inside. Reward on returning to the Chronicle Office. 185-3 LEVIN STOCK SALE FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2<i, 1915. Abraham and Williams, ltd. will sell at 1 p.m.:— 500 2- and 4-tooth ewes 300 fat ewes (lots) 30 fat sheep 15 18-months heifers 9 3-year bullocks 5 2-year heifers in call' Baconers, porkers, .stores a tin weaner pigs. NOTE.—Pig sale commences at 12.15, and all pigs must be yarded by 12 sharp 181-3 ! USRESERVED CLEAR ING SALE OF DAIRY STOCK, ETC.. AT THE FARM, WERAR'OA, LEVIN. MONDAY, MARCH 1, 1915. Messrs abraham and Williams, LTD., instructed by Mr C. Bartholomew (whose lease has expired) will sell as above at 1 p.m.— 6 cows to calve March and April 25 cows to calve August, and September 6 3-year 'heifers to calve March and April 14 heifers to calve September 3 18-months empty heifers 2 bulls 4 draught -horses 4 breeding sows. S.F. Plough, roller, 3-leal harrows, dray, spring cart and harness, 4 tuns oaten hay, 1 ton hay, gig and harness, miLk cans, sundries, etc. LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED. 183-sins. HOROWHEN U A COUNTY COUNCIL. PUBLIC Notice is hereby given that all roads in the Wirokino Riding will be CLOSED to stock after the 28tn inst. Dated this 22ud day of February, 1915. H. E. LODGE, 180-1 County Clerk. LEVIN STOCK SALEFRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1915. D ALGETY & COMPANY, LTD., will sell at 1 p.m.— 400 lambs (lots) 50 breeding ewes. 30 2J-year steers (off hills). 20 2-year steers. 181-3 FRIDAY, FEBRUAR V 26, 1915. To Assist the War Fund. QRAND QON'OERT. Will be given in the King's Theatre, Levin, by the Boys Training Farm (Assisted by the Staff). Brass Band Selections, Pipe Baud Selections. Instrumental Selections, Bugle Calls, Singing by the Choir. Military and Physical Exercises. COME ONE! COME ALL! AND HEM' THE NEW ZEAI/ANT) FUND. "God Save the King." ®ux Plan at R. E. Lucas's. 182-4. LiffVlN BOROUGH COUNCIL. OUTSTANDING RATES. PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY given that rates unpaid on tie •st DAY OF MARCH NEXT will bo sued for without further notice. P. W. GOLDSMITH, Town Olerk. Levin, 2nd February, 1915. 161 -1 OLD FALSE TEETH BOUGHT. SOUND or broken, on gold, silver or vulcanite. Best possible prices in New Zealand. Post any you have to J. DUNSTONE. G.P.0., Box Auckland. Cash by return mail. All parcels must have the owner's name and address inside. Buyer of all I kinds of dental waste. Established 25 ' years. 000-lin.