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Horowhenua Chronicle, 22 April 1915, Page 3

\ this Hotel is now under the management of \ MR. LEVETT (Late of Wellington & Foxton) J [ Full Stock of all Standard Brands of Wines and Spirits < ' The House is complete with all conveniences and 3 > comfort for the Travelling Public J ! Special Terms for Permanent Boarders. J |E. ALLMAND, SSbsl | Agml for the "GANE" Milking Machines. f WERAROA, Levin. 1 1 To the Dairy Farmers of tho Manawatu— ! Before purchasing your Milking Machine | consult E, ALLMA.ND, Weraroa, Levin, who 6 specialises and pays the whole of his 1 attention to the methods of relieving the g | Dairy Farmer from the drudgery and mon- g I otony of hand milking. I soupsi ;'* \ RICH, WARMTH-GIVING SOUPS FOR WINTER. I £ Health-giving, money-saving, grateful, comforting. > > Good Housewife, which will you have to make it? . ? ( SYMINGTON'S (in pkts.) FOSTER CLARK'S (in tins I £ Split Peas or Lentils ? . N \ Or best of all, Fresh Vegetables and Onions ? > [ JKK -EO. HLK2ITS | e THE i 1 Levin Cash Cycle Depot j ? TYKES ... TYRES TYRES I i I have a large stock of Assorted Tyres. f > MICHELIrt'd, C S OUNLOP'S ( > OCEANIC'S \ \ JOHN BULL'S, i \ BATES I Y Ail Tyres Filled Free of Charge. > > Ladies and Gents Cycles from £7 10s f _ I Motor Cycles •••• 46 guineas I ( I Opposite Post Office. A. W. SMITH, Proprietor. £ r ~~~ H. J. HUGHES, "" Baker and Confectioner. (Late of Palnierstou North., Successor to J. SCOTT. Baker, Levin. T.J J. Hughe* has pleasure in informing the public of Levin that he has purclwsed the bakery business of Mr J. Scott. He will carry it on upon the lines that have distinguished it here to. 3SS-1 I Most Peculiar, \ tiuuie Local Storekeepers have just discovered that the war is on and | i that they ought to do with less profit. - F j Now is it the war or HASKELL'S that brought about fin* era of [ LOW PRICES in Groceries? f 131" Y CHEAP 'AND siELL CHEAP \« Habwells' motto with DEATH jr TO TRUSTS, either retail or wholesale, so deal at tlie store where | PCRE OKOCKIIIES AHE ECONOMICALLY PRICED AND CLEAN- | I.Y HANDLED lil AN "ALL BRITISH STAFF. | HASWELL BROS. I 111-0 ______ *■■

"WANTED COl :> * <" | Abvkbtuimbnti under thi* .nading »• I oharged for at tbo rate of Is i •■• j each fcweuti- word*. j TRESPASS NOTICE. ANY PERSON found trespassing on my property (with or without dog or gun) will be prosecuted. V. E. HITCHINGS, 442-1 w Wirokiiii) A UNITED INTERCESSORY SERVICE ON BEHALF OF PE\\OE WILL be held on the Levin Recreation Ground on SUNDAV APRIL 25th at 3 p.m. The Churches. and Christian Institutes of the town will participate and His Worship the Mayor will preside. Marshal—Major Burlinson. Hearty invitation to all citizens. The Town, Boys' Farm and Salvation Army Bands will assist with music. Collection in aid of expenses. Any balance will go to the Belgian Relief Fund. «^3 J Parliament has been prorogued further, until May 26th. Attention is drawn to the intercessory service on "behalf of peace arranged by the ministers of Levin at Major Burlinsoii's suggestion, which is to be held on the recreation reserve on Sunday afternoon next. Suitable hymns will be fiung, prayers offered and short addresses delivered. His Worship the Mayor will preside. The. Friendly Societies will meet the Boys' Farm Band at the Weraroa Post Office in time to proceed to the grounds at the hour appointed and the other hands will fall in en route. A collection to cover expenses will he taken, any balance going to tbjfßelgian Relief tFund. Feed a cold yith «'Nazol" and you'll starve it out. No cough or cold is proof against this honest remedy. "Nazol" acts like a charm with old and young. Sold everywhere, eighteenponce for 60 doses. li&rt.

Reference was made in our issue of yesterday to. a fatality at Ohau rivermouth. Details now available show that a squad of lads from the Weraroa Training Farm wore encamped at the beach, under Mr Hinton, one of the assistant masters. Deceased (a fifteen-year-old lad named Andrew Davis) went to the river with two other boys to wash himself; Davis went into tho river for a swim, and called the other lads, but they refused to join him. (It may be explained here that it is a breach of the school regulations for any lad to go into the river for swimming purposes unless by permission of a master, who must be in attendance to safeguard the swimmer). Davis swain across the river and started to come back again, but when half way back J he sank. His companions on the bank thought he was trying to "touch bottom," and it was not till he had risen | and gone down again that they ran ! to give the alarm. The_ master in charge of the camp hurried down and made a thorough search, but the water was discoloured and he could see no trace of Davis. Later in the day the locality was draggod with a not. by Mr Duncan, a ro-idont in the neighbourhood, hut tho body is still undiscovered. Deceased was a Southland boy. 1\ was thp steamer ffespen-s That 'niled tho wintry son. Out the skipper hold had nn awful cold And was sad as sad could be. But his daughter fair, with golden hair, Said "Father, no words could be i truer. No cure on earth has half the worth Of Woods' Great Peppermint On re. -Adrt.