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Horowhenua Chronicle, 27 April 1915, Page 3

f GRAND HOTEL, Levin I This Hotel is now under the management of r MR. LEVETT (Late of Wellington & Foxton) £ Full Stock of all Standard Brands of Wines and Spirits r The House is complete with all conveniences and r comfort for the Travelling Public b Special Terms for Permanent Boarders. dv'WWWWWWWWWWWW'WV^Av'WWWWWWWWWv^ E. ALLMAND. Dairy fainter ! Agent for the "GANE" Mii King Machines. ; WERARQA, Levin. * To the Dairy Farmers of tha Iflanawaiu--9 Before purchasing: your Milking Machine | 1 consult E, A.LTjMA.ND, Weraro i, Lavin, who j* I specialises and pays the whole of his t I- attention to the methods of relieving the ij Dairy Farmer from the drudgery and mon- C otony of hand milking. I HH/PH ! SOUPS! 1 RICH, WARMTH-GIVING SOUPS FOR WINTER. ( ( ( ? Health-giving, money-saving, grateful, comforting. r Good Housewife, which will you have to make it? ( SYMINGTON'S (in pkts.) FOSTER CLARK'S (in tins ( v Split Peas or Lentils '? { 3 Or, best of all, Fresh Vegetables and Onions ? j \ J53« KiEiY® I LA^WWWWV^-VWVWWWWWWkA^WWi J THE t >Levin Oash Cycle Depot j l T *«EB ... TY3ES .... TYRES ( * I have a large stock oi Assorted Tyres. ? s i > ftfIICHELIN'a, ( > DUftMHP'S } > OCEANIC'S r 9 JOHN BULL'S, ? > BATES f > Aii Tyres filled Free of Charge. £ } Ladies and Gents Cycles from £7 10s F £ Motor Cycles .... 46 guineas C !> Opposite Post Office. A. W. SMITH, Proprietor. > J CBHB WMM—MWIMIHIBfra—SBIM | [I. J. HUGHES, Baker and Confectioner. finite of Palmers) on North.y f Successor In J. SCOTT, Maker, Levin. g '|.p J. Illinois luus [jloii-siii'<> ill itii'onnmy; the public oi' Levin that g he luus pn!'<-■[wusih! ilio bakery busme.ss of Mr J. Scott. Ho jj uih curry it on upon the lineo tinit Imve distinguished it licru to. JDS-J jj MMiirwra«iirp , i iii i nnmi iniiwnr nrr-irrminiiw iiiin'ii irriiiimi i m iv-M-rr —■ | Most Peculiar, | .Some Local Storekeepers have just discovered thai tlie war Js on and j Hint they ought to do with less profit. Nun- is it the war or IiAS\VELL\S lhat brought about' tiiiw era of LOW PRLCE.S in Groceries!' Bl'Y CHEAP AM) SJ'.LL CHEAP i-s ilaswelLs' motto with DEATH TO iftUS IS, either retail or >\ holsesale, v> deal at the .store when* PIKE UROCKItIES AHIi ECONOMICALLY PRICED AMD CLEANLY HANDLED lil AN "ALL BRITISH STAFF. HASWELL BROS. ' fj

LOST. —Gold Crescent. Brooch, set with sapphires 011 or near the K acecuuifcc' on —He turn Chronicle OUice. ' -159-1 MKSII.S ABRAHAM AM) WILLIAMS, LTD. wish to uotily all intending purchasers that the two small sections facing Arapaepae road, being part of Mr Kirkcaldie's property as auctioned by u.s on Friday la.sl, havo Jiow been hold. The three sections facing Russlyn road are still for sale, and the auctioiters would urge enquirers to call early lor particulars as to price, etc.. as they fool sure that the remaining .-eelioiiK will soon go ofl'. 162-1. LEVIN STOCK SILK. . MM DAY, AIM! 11, ;(0. 1015. ALGETY AND CO., LIMITED, will sell at 11..30 a.m.— 700 4-tooth wethers 260 woolly lambs 300 2 and 4-tooth ewes runni !;r with Romney ranis. 700 0 and 8-tooth ewes ni'iuug with 300 shorn lambs (lots) 150 4-year ewes runirng with Romtiey ranis 50 4-year ewes running with Shrop shire rams. 180 fat ett'w 'SOO cull iambs SO 2-vear steers 50 2 J-year teers 20 store cows 70 18-inoutli steers (mostly P.A.) 20 yearling steers 30 yearling cattle (mostly P.A.) 16 empty heifers 11 Jersey weaner heifers 8 speyed eows. 15 heifers, spring culvers. 9 heifers at drop 6 wenner steers — ? 360 fat ewes. Take out 180 fat ewes 100 fat wethers 24 prime fat cows 24 bullocks. 24 prime fat bullocks.