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The excellent net result of £32 11s 6d has accrued from the concert in aid of the Belgian Relief Fund given last week by the children of Levin public school. . The sale of work and produce at Ihakara on AVedneeday yielded over £80, in aid of the Belgian Relief Fund. 'The committee is to De congratulated on the success of its efforts £o relieve distress. Though slower off the mark than the price of foodstuffs the price of clothing is apparently on the up grade as a result of the yrar. In the fighting in Europe much clothing is torn and destroyed by sHrapnel and holed by bullets. For having procured intoxicating liquor during the currency of their prohibition orders, Albert Edward Watson and James F. Butcher were each fined 10s and costs, at Levin S. M. Court to-day. By default of defendants, judgment was entered tor plaintiffs in the following cases, heard by Mr J. AV. Poynton, S.M., at Levin Court to-day; E. Musso v. Kaha Perawiti, Iβ, costs, 10s; F. J. Glackiu v. ben. Gray, £2 16s 6d, costs 16s; It. E. Henderson v. S. Jones, £2 5s 6d. coste 11s; J. W. Murray v. Clifford CPRegan, £4, costs 11s; same v. E. C. Thomas, £14 7s 7d, costs £1 18s 6d; F. W. Jones v. H. Sigglekow, 6s 3d. costs ss; "X. C. Holdaway v. Tau Roha, £1 ss. costs Os. The case of N. C. Soldaway v. Ham (claim £20 18s (3d) was adjourned to be heard in I'aliiiereton, on 13th proximo tionie -divan oi wheat grown In Levin this year still are in stook awaiting arrival of a threshing machine. Any miliowuer in the country having slack time at present would do .veil to pay Levin district a visit, as there are beans, oate and peas, as well as wheat, ready for thresliing. Excursion fares on the railway have started—why not go to Palmerston and shop at Collinson and Cunninghaine's big store? The new millinery is here. The season's novelties in , skirts have arrived. Our boot de- i partment holds out unequalled values I and styles in English and Colonial I footwear. And we are famed for low I prices. —Come I—Advt. I

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Horowhenua Chronicle, 1 April 1915, Page 3

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368

Untitled Horowhenua Chronicle, 1 April 1915, Page 3

Untitled Horowhenua Chronicle, 1 April 1915, Page 3

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