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Horowhenua Chronicle, 8 March 1915, Page 3

A telegram received in iievin today by Mr J. W. Gibson reports that the minister for Otaki Methodist Circuit is to be the present clergyman (Rev Mr Cottom). In the first draft submitted to conference the name of the Rev Mr Hunt was set down for Otaki.

Levin Chamber of Commerce meets on Tuesday, 9th instant, to discuss trade and other local matters. The matter of closer settlement is likely +o be further discussed, apropos of the lengthy negotiations for acquiring a second portion of the Heatherlea Estate, Levin.

T OST—On the Arapaepae Road betiveen Queen-street and Kimberley Road Ladies' Green Tween Coat. Reward on returning same to this office. 231-2 mHE MEMBERS of Levin Bowling Green have decided to set apart some of their ground for a ladies' eroquet club. Intending members and their friends are therefore invited to attend a preliminary meeting at the Public Schoolroom. Levin, on TUESDAY, March 9th, at 3.30 p.m. to discuss arrangements for the opening day to take the form of a Belgian Garden Party to which the general public is invited. 229-1 GAS BILLS DISCOUNT DA \'. NEXT. 10th MARCH, P. W. GOLDSMITH. 228-1 Town Clerk. rjIOWN HALL J^EVIN ONE NIGHT ONLY. THURSDAY NEXT. THURSDAY NEXT. March 11 THtJRSDAY NEXT THURSDAY NEXT. THURSDAY NEXT. FLORENCE YOUNG The Uncrowned Queen of the Austra- 1 lian Theatre. AND HER OWN COMPANY Including Reginald Roberts, Claule Bantock, and Edmund Sherras in the Charming Musical play — THE CLIMAX "A clever and artistic play, skilfully constructed and endowned with that quality so frequently elusive, which : s described as 'heart interest.' "—Sydney Daily Telegraph.

Prices: 4s (reserved chairs). 3s and 2s. Plan at Ken Aitken's. Aitken's. 226-5 TE HORO—l7th March, 1915. NEW ZEALAND LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD., have received instructions from Dr C. i'rendergast Knight, who has sold his farm, to offer for sale on WEDNESDAY, 14th March, 1910, at 11.30 a.m., the whole of his dairy stock, sheep and implements.— COWS— 34 choice cows in milk 18 choice grade Jerseys in milk 6 choice stud Jerseys in milk, lo steer calves 13 heifer calves d choice cows in calr, winter calvers 1 choice cow in calt, winter calver 2 choice stud cows, dry 2 grade 18-months Jersey bulls * purebred 18-month Ayrshire bulls NOTE.—The whole of the 58 choice cows in milk are in calf to Belvedere Jap and Belvedere Knight K.C.B. strain. One stud cow (Silver Queen 6) has passed the semi-official test. SHEEP— 400 2, 4, 6, and f.f.m. ewes 280 shorn lambs 15 6-tooth llomney rams PIGS.— 3 purebred Berkshre sowsi, pedigree. o crossbred sows 2 purebred Berkshire boars, lo porkers 0 weaners S suckers HOUSES.— "2 light draught, geldings '■£ iight draught mares 1 trap mare IMPLEMENTS.—I fanners' favourite Drill, 1 Block dray, 1 hay rake, 1 lie id and Gray plough, also 1 disc. All farm implements, including cart, plough and mixed harness. MILKING MACHINE.—4Jh.p. Eureka engine; milking plant; 1 70-gallou separator cooler, milk cans, etc. 13 tons clover and mixed hay. 40 tons silage. 222-3int Brake will meet New Plymouth train from Wellington, and also train from Palmerston North at Otaki. WANTED KNOWN.—Parker and Vincent for cheapest in produce ot all kinds.

HOROWHEXUA COUNTY COUNCIL WATER-RACE CARETAKER. \ PPL [CATIONS arc invited, addressed to the County Chairman, and will be received up to 9 a.m. on Saturday, 13th inst., for the position of Caretaker for the Levin Water-races. Wages 9s per day. H. E. LODGE, 220-8 County Clerk.