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Horowhenua Chronicle, 10 May 1915, Page 3

jg-EW 2 EALAN ® p ATBIOTI ° gOOli/rY. WELLINGTON BRANCH. Under the Distinguished Patronage of Their Excellencies Lord and Lridy Liverpool, the Rt. Hon. W. F. 'Maasey, Prime Minister, Rt. Hon. Sir Joseph Ward, K.OiM.G., and Hi« Worship the Mayor, J. P. Luke Ihq. CARNIVAL 01,1 T*7ELLINGTON, ARNIVAL vj U JlillilM OF ▼'ELLINGTON. OMIN AT lONS for Candidates for Carnival Queen of Wellington are invited from the following Societies, Club#, etc. — 1. The Red Cross and St. John's Ambulance Societies. 2. Our Tramway Boys. 3. ' Combined Retailers of Wellington. 4. Combined Sports of Wellington 5. Combined Picture Theatres. 6. "Wholesale houses of Wellington 7. Combined Factories. 8. Residents of Hutt and Petone. 9. Railway Staff* or Wellington. 10. Commercial Travellers. il. Licensed Victuallers. 12. Civil Service of Wellington. 13. The Hibernians. 14. The Suburbs of Wellington, comprising Kaiwarra, Ngaio, Khandallah and Johnsonville. " f 15. The Suburbs ot comprising Thorndon, Kelbnrne, Karori, Newtown, IKilbirnie, Hataitai, Miramar, Seatoun. I<3. The North Wairarapa Farmers, comprising Residents from Pahiatna to Masterton, inclusive. 17. The South Wairarapa Farmers, comprising residents from Masterton to Martinborough and Coast Resident®. 18. The Residents of Horowhenua and Manawatn. 19. Caledonian Society. 20. West Coasters. The New Zealand Patriotic Society fully realises that to make the Carnival Queen Election an assured success, it will be necessary to hare the support of the whole ot the Wellington Province. This they feel sure will be forthcoming when the residents throughout the Province recognise how the funds are to be utilised. If those bodies invited give the Society the support asked for the Society's organiser will immediately wait upon the executive, and address and place before them all necessary information for the successful running of the Carnival Queen Election. The Society hopes that the ladies who will be aproached to allow themselves to be nominated will readily consent. Besides helping to allow the election to commence immediately It wil lsurely be an • honour for any lady to be nominated for so great a cause, i.e. that of establishing .a base hospital at Trentbam Encampment, and to provide a fund for the assistance of our New Zealand soldiers and sailors who ar® moapaoitated while on active servicc, and for the support of the dependents of those who have sacrificed their lives in defence of the Empire Nominations close with the Society's secretary, Mr Joe. Lewis, 18 Grey-street, Wellington, at 5 p.m. TUESDAY, ll'th MAY. H. G. HILL, Chairman. JOS. LEWIS, Secretary! [RING! R-R-R-R-R The cool mornings will soon make one hug f the bed very closely. Often you just open your eyes, turn over, and go off to sleep [jrT*v\ gain, don't you ? £ i tie sure of rising at the right time, buy a ) \ -m SMITH ALARM CLOCK iHESSSSk This will rouse you from the deepest slum*J' bers, and save you from having to rush away breakfastless. Well-finished Clocks these, reliable and quite inexpensive. Get one to-day and always be on-time. Always pleased o show stocks. Prio 9 7/3 (two yeira' guarantee) E. W. J. SMITH, JEWELLER - LEVIN ! V 4 packets Raisins Is « 71bs Sago la C J Large pots Bloater x'aste Is 31 bs Currants la r Tin tobaccos lid Plug Tobaocos B|d J > 0. TEA IS STIIL Is lOd. Q TEA IS STIIL Is lOd. > N LATEST our 3d Basket. LATEST—See our 3d Basket. \ IJ. W. GIBSON TheK^i S „ TOEE | • <5 f Prime Oaten Sheaf Chaff, £8 per ton, s.e. J Good Clean Feed Oats, 5/2 per bushel j C Prime Feed Barley, 6/0 per bushel £ r Algerian Seed Oats (3 lines to choose from) 7/4 per bushel J S Get Prices for GRAIN, MANURES, etc. from j | PARKER & VINCENT, Oxford-st. j "'TENSHUN 1" There is nothing more welcome than a nice packet of sweets. Send your soldier boys a packet. We've made several packets for those in the fi gblin line, let us put one up for you to'send, and ee what a sweet letter of thanks you'll get in return. MRS DEAN, Boro' Sweet Shop, LEVIN. \ ' [ REGARDING DISCOUNTS j I AT MILNES'S MANAWATU STORES ? r Oxford Street, Levin, on and after to-day, J the following Discounts will be allowed : — c | 5 per cent, on all Cash Purchases amounting to ss. J ' and over. c » 31 per cent, on goods paid for on or before the x » 20th of month following purchase. % W. BULL & C?-,— TRY US FOR Grain, Produoe and Merohandlse CASH BUYERS OF Wool, Skins. Hides and Tallow