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Horowhenua Chronicle, 27 April 1915, Page 4

»\ OTtflT . ijrji q / , SEVERAL HOUSE PROPER- — AG£NCl££3a j> V -ffliAfil 05 M) TIES, at very cheap .rates. ALLIANCE ASSURANCE Co, 'House Land & AIHO FARMS ' Lar S° and small ASBESTO for Building. 1 to suit every purse. Manager Estate Agents. FRUIT and PRODUCE FRUIT GARDENERS' Oxford St., LEWfiftl. on Sale. ASSOCIATION. ■" I " "' — i.iimill Him || -1.. — ■»«... ~^.«-~»rTc»«r»P''qirerfcigsaßara^3Bgr.aa^--SHOOTING. f Good hags assured by using— ? Jr *T*|_| "EC* S NOBEL'S CARTRIGDES. > W 111J-V 1 X f NOBEL'S CARTRLGDES. M k NOBEL'S CARTRIGDES. i V-*A 1 X-/ J \ Special Pigeon (.smokeless). The J>' S strongest and quickest Cartridge ver J \ made. 22 cases. r NILE BALLISTITE. 'Hlnjl "'' ' } (Smokeless) Nobel's medium price, . | bit better than any other maker's 1 - 1 CLYDE SMOKELESS. From its ouiluirig, 5 clyde smokeless. „ . , " \ CLYDE SMOKELESS. To its couplets cor we a*': u >- S io- iate i" lllli-'i 1? j.V i'Ui !i tV J s'iU liii.l it SO Low price, but a hard hitter. AbUloroll<*iliy. I?rJ\V li: 0-> IXJ S > well •I >1 diiie Ito J solutely the best value cartridge on £ «riv» comphtu s ituf ution in every resect. ) tho malkot - TRY A BOX * iOai* stocks ici Viii'iou >, one quality t,!ii best, ) write us at once, we are vvliether i 1 ji ;.•/ o,'o i.')i i;: >vo;-k, uphoi-itji-y, J QUOTING LOW PRICES AS WE or jo 0 i *oi i I fa..- b lilmi-s ereeoe 1 by us arc ) BOUGHT BEFORE TEE RISE. the beat in tin ilntnc,. ) ,100 guns. all prices. C 100 GUNS. ALL PRICES. darvey % Go., < J err a sraii i ) TTOPWOOD TTARDWARE. \ OXFJHSO hT., LEV Id. j JnL OPWOOD -HARDWARE » We are a local fir.n with experience and reputation \ < TTOPWOOD TTARDWARE. > wwwwwww'wvvw\w-/ -tl OPWOOD JJ-AKDWARE PALMERSTON NORTH. * 1 . T , ~.T ~ ' ~ ' 387-2. That's a nasty cough! Let Nazoi tackle it. A few drops taken op AN and after luesday, 13th April, , .. lump sugar will soon relieve you "Na- KJ the Horowhenua Daily Cliron.cle T 061 .--One Bay Mare; badly markeol" is the surest cough reliever in may be purchased at Mrs Dean's, aext cd by wire. Reward on returnNew Zealand. Sixty doses for Is Sd. General Post Office, up to 10 o'clock ing same to Levin Express Co. stables. -AdTt. P- m - ; j6l ' 3 ' •1 ■ r NHT !K ! li Lver on i ; :c 'L : |j Rise in : -3! * ■ 1•• ■■■> - - -"''i *. ' '' ' ] ' '• ' ' ■■ •"7 f' r -""'-p ! • n 'TP i"! n )■.% ft h n ! jEb:,~£s : i: •« li 1 ttil V\J i(Li . ij the n::i: : LT and most healthful || RAISING ag;:nt it is possible TO jj — —PRODUCE— ———- ij ji Costs Less—Goes Farther —Gives .' Resiius j| THAN OTHER BAKING POWDERS |j TEST " SHARLAND'S 99 | For Bread, Pastry, Scones, Biscuits, Tarts or Puddings and you will never again be tempted to use inferior Powders. I I Stocked and sold by all *I|| I jra leading Wellington grocers j ™ Ask for " SHARLAND'S" by Name Your Grocer will cheerfully get it for you if his stock is sold out.

The farmer's newspaper is the local newspaper. He buys it that lie may read the local news, and as there arc Cut four pages in the paper lie reads all they contain. That is why an advertisements in The CHRONICLE always yields quick results. It is *\jad and • remembered As a door packing for linoleum The CHRONICLE cannot compete with the 16-page papers of the city, but as a medium for advertisements addressed to Levin iiid tihannon townspeople, and the farmers of Horowhenua County, The CHRONICLE represents a royal flush and queen bee. NEURALGIA AND SHOOTING TAINS. "For seven years I have suffered with neuralgia and shooting pains in the head," writes Mrs M. A. Cradoek, John-street, Salisbury, B.A. "I tried many things but found nothing to. equal Chamberlain's Pain Balm for giving immediate relief. My son nad neuralgia very badly but found a few application of Chamberlain's Pain Bain: tompletely cured him." For sale •verywher®.' —Advt. Moving pictures tell a storj, Life's sad incidents are shown, Joy and sorrow, laughter, sadueoo, Gladness, madness, grief and moan But the "movie" that upset me Was the cough that made me poor, Faded from the screen for ever, Chased by Woods' Great Peppermint Cure. Advt The man who L always finding fault with his boot"; would do well to go barefoot for n <iay, or make a bee-line to Fred W. Pink's for a new pair that will make him "merry and bright. '- Advt.

TTfTANTED TO BUT.—l'ourig Bull; * » no fence breaker. Apply P. E Palmes, Lovin. 405-3 E. A. W. Osborne FURNITURE DEALER, Ballance Street Shannon. House and commission - AGENT, Rent and I)ebt Collector. Second hand furniture comprising Bedsteads, Stretchers, W. W. Maottresses, 3 Sewing Machines, (equal to new), I sofa, 2 couches 2 Cooking Stoves, Tables, Washstands. Linoleums, and many other goods must be sold to make room for other goods. Fruit lands for Sale in Bell's Orchard. Mahana Estate, Bronte Estate in sections from 7 to 31 acres. All Nelson's apples growing land. For further particulars E. A. W. OSBORNE Agent for the Guardian Fire md Accident Insurance Company. Agent for the Provident Life Assurance Company. Si FKERED FOR ELEVEN YEARS. 'I have suffered continuously for to.er*>u years with dizziness, sick headaches and lack of energy,' writes Mr Wm Johnson, 30 Oliphant street, lon. senny,. Auckland, N.Z., "1 was recommended to try Chamberlain's Tablets sna after taking one box J felt so wonderfully improved that I t<»ok a course »» them with the result tcryt tcey maae a new man of me. Now I always fresh, vigorous health.,, *11 of which is entirely due to ChamTablet."—For sale sv«ry whor#.—Adrl

FOR SALE. About four acres Julyan street Shannon, with good dwelling houses nnd orchards. Price £850 terms £200 cash balance at sis per cent. 525 ACHES near Shannon, divided into 10 paddocks, good fences, watered by running streams, £25 per acre. Easy Terms, r) ACRES Leasehold with ribht of purchase at the end of seven years. Rent £436. 4 miles From Railway .station. A lew choice business sites in Pliminer Terrace from £15 per foot. LOANS ARRANGED. House and Building »Si toy on easy Terms. — — APPLY J K.(jf. SiilUili, LAND and FINANCIAL AGENT WERAROA (Phone 38) SHANNON (Phone 20.) HACKING COUGH DRIVEN AWAY. My daughters. Winnie and Irenes -jtiffered from colds and croup," saj* Sir Edward Kent, Dundas. Toe. "ani hare had many sleepless nights for the* u&wi to wake up with a choking cou£o wnioh would last nearly all night. A friend recommended Chamberlain'i Cocgh Remedy. 1 tried it and it completely cured their colda and croup, ond drove that hacking couph away. Under no circumstances would 1 bo with aot H in the hooas now. Sold Er»ry frhtr* Adrt