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Horowhenua Chronicle, 14 April 1915, Page 3

Owners of unregistered dog*s kept n the Borough of Levin -will be inter■stocl if iiot pleased fo see an advertisement in to-day's Cliroiiicle from ho Registrar for the Borough. The first of a series of military onturaimueiits took place at the Century iall last night, and all things eonskl•red the evening was a decided success, b> the troopers become better acquain:ed u-itJi the citizens these military jvenings will become much more enu•essful. To-night everything will be n complete readiness, and with the "any recitations, songs and dances al•eady promised by the various troopns, a bright and merry evening should ■esult. .Special attractions as ''star" tenis are being ararnged for each (vening. On Friday- night a big eon•ert programme will be presented by nany of the leading local performers, 'articular attention is directed' to the act that refreshments, sire obtainable n the hall each evening at a small barge. Many competitions of quaint m<l decidedly humorous varieties will >e arranged each evening and doubtless nany hearty Inugh.s will result. Ttesilents of Levin.and district arc re-tn :id?d of the fact that on Wednesday afernoon next. April 21st, grand miliary sports will he held on the Levin •acecourse in aid of the Belgian Fund, .''urllier particulars in regard to tluvse iports will be announced in these colinins later. We believe in doing fair, sqnaio .liings to all-mi hotter ! ido than this. Wo br! : cve that "honesty is the rest policy" because we have succeeded, ind it ifi our only policy. Collinson uid Cunningham. Ltd., Palmerston Vr.rth. Read our advertisement on .ho third page.—Adre GUI Vi)RV WEAK. "My bov Jacls was very bad with diarrheoa," writ-es Mn». M. T/«e. Forbee N. S. W. "for quite p fortnight he '»s :| l and tr f "! vory wfnk. vTy huibittd honzht n Vot+to of OhamK~Tlain'e Remedy and to our mipriee one ■'ose completely cured him. Sold

FOOTBALL. SATURDAY, APRIL 17. 1915. LEVTN-WANDERERS versus A TEAM FROM THE TROOPERS' CAMP. Admission "l.s.— Proceeds in aid of the Ue!-iati Reliof Fuikls. 397-3 FOOTBALL.