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Horowhenua Chronicle, 8 May 1915, Page 4

DQW APT R Pα I SEVERAL HOUSE PROPER- -iAGENCIES.— DM AJM &U) TIES, at very cheap [rates. j ALLIANCB ASSURANCE Co, a 'HOUSS Lfltid Si Aiso FARMy ' Lar^e und Slliall ASBESTO fbn^Building. 3 ! '' ' to suit every purse. •/testate Agents. FJBUITttndPKODUCE j FRUIT GA . RDENEKS . ; Oxford St., LEVIN. I on Sale. ASSOCIATION. im< -f, ~ amx4Mfa!t^..^.-vaß!iM^^

■ /"the homeX ( OF TODAY ) • r From its Building, | ! To its complete furuisuiug. For we are up- J -r. • to-d»te<bailj3fd Few iiraij !.-ive it so .* thoroughly. Few firing ai'c s > well i|u ililic Ito , , coijapleto s.iDiifactiou ia every , Ourstock-j are various, our quttiiy i\i:i l>u.-ji, < j. iMrhether ia joiaery or o.tbitifj: wore, upiioiscjry, , ar Go Carts, aril the b liliiuM ere %j i by us fire , the beat ia tua district. , i Harvey & Co., - 1 Wβ are»a local firm with experience and reputation \

That's a naety cough I L«t "Nazol" ' taokle it. A few drops taken on uutt al ' tor '-Tuesday, 13th April, i lump, sugar will soon relieve you "Na- tho Horowhemia Daily Chronicle ■• Bol" •Iβ ! the , surest cough reliever in may be purchneed at Mrs Dean's, aext i New' Zealand. Sixty doses for Is (id. General Post Office, up to 10 o'clock n< —Adrt. p.m.

if -* '~™-~'^-™******™>«<™*m ! ■ .mMniwiiii —— ■ ■ ■ ■■ ■■■ r \ !.'| !?AKED WITH " SHARLAND'S "- |] SURE TO BE LIGHT! I * Prepared with extreme care and scrupulous »- t r'eanliness, this Powder is unrivalled for ; t Strength and Purity. IThe test of time has proved SHARLAND'S |j BAKING POWDER superior to all others. |J ■ f ! Sharlancl's is Always A great . satisfaction to the Hurried \ ( > r [-qt-i --— Housewife, especially when time is <■ >3UKjI. - - - limited. t ' I \ Sharland's is Always That is why it makes Table Dainties i \ PLJf^F , - - - so wholesome and so nourishing. \ \ Sl-iarland's is Always Unlike other Baking Powders « its \ } i\ economicaT: -' h - NOTi ~ d - (j .! U ' •; f The Price with all Leading AWE , CUII IWP 8 j J Wellington Grocers is .. „ " UilJ!i OtIILLIIM | ' I \ ORDER SHARLAND'S FROM YOUR I,y\ GROCER TO-DAY! I i '• : 'i - & \. --» i —. ■ . . -- ■ — - - -.- . . - ______ , . _,_. . .

FOE SALE. About four iti/ft?a Julyaii street Shan uon, with good dwelling honr.es -.11 orchards. Price £850 terms £200 t-asi balance at six per cent. KO£t ACKES near Shannon, di vided into 10 paddocks, goo fences, watered by -running streams £25 per acre. Easy Terms. 1 «') |A ACKES Leasehold wit riMit of purchase at tlio en of .soi'fti >•(<;>rs. Ken* C 136. -Imilc from Railway (station. A few choice- biisinecs-s sites in Plim.".: vi- 'IV mice ii\.cu £15 per foot. LOAN'S ARRANGED. Hoiiio and Building .Sites on -eas Terms. APPJ,Y JEtl. Stansell YIJLVJD and FINANCIAL AGENT AYKRAItOA (Phone 38) KHAN,\O.V (Plioue 20.) HACiCINQ COUUH JDItIVEiV AWAS My dau.ght-ers. Winnie and Jren. suffered from colda and ci*oup," saj Air. Edward, Kent, Dundae, Tae. "an 'have had many sleepless nights for th< wvl to waJce up with a ohaking coug wnioh would last nearly all night. , friend re< jomibended OhamJberlain Cough Keu»edy. I tried it axid it con pletely cared their colda and croaj and «3rov<> 'that hooking cough aw*' Under no> c.lrouinstances would i $ft wit eat ife ia tlw hoiUM now. Soi*v BVer what* 4«lr

The farmer's newspaper is the local newspaper. Hβ buys it that lie may read the looal news, and as there aro bat four pages in the paper he ready all they contain. That is why an advertisement* in The CHRONICLE always yields quick results. It is « jad and remembered As a Boor packing '•for linoleum The CHRONICLE uinhot compete with the lli-page papers o. the city, but as a medium for advertisements addressed to Lovin .iiri Shannon townspeople, and the farm. tn of Horowhenua County, i'no CHRONICLE represents a royal flush and queen bee. NEURALGIA AND SHOOTING PAINS. "for seven years I hare suffered witii neuralgia and shooting pains in the ifeead," writes Mta M. A. Cradoek, Salisbury, S.A. "1 tried many things but found nothing to equal Chamberlain's Pain Balm for Spring immediate relief. My son nad neuralgia very badly but found a few application of Chamberlain's Pain Balm jpmpletely cured him." For sale everywhere.' —Advt. Moving pictures tell a story, Life's sad incidents are shown, Joy and sorrow, laughter, sauin»«s, Gladness, madness, grief and moan But the "movie" that upset me Was the cough that made me poor, Faded from the screen for ever, Chaeed by Woode , Great Peppermint Cure. Advt The man ivno L always finding fault with hie boot's trould do well to go t barefoot for a uay, or make a bee-line * to Fred W. Pink's for a new pair that > ffill make him "merry and Ught. '- . AdTt.