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Horowhenua Chronicle, 12 May 1915, Page 1

H. C. .SHEARGOLD, OHAU FLOUR. £ s. d. & s. d. 100's o 0 19 0 50's ... 0 9 9 Cash Disc unt 0 0 8 0 0 4 0 18 4 0 9 5 9.P.Q.H. SHlLLlfledtlir&ttTH fUCE 61 bs for 1/- SAGO Gibs for 1/- TAPIOCA olbs for .1/-NLTGG-Er POLIStI SAUDI:*i£3 HONEY 5 Tins for 1/- 3 Tins "for "fi /- % Jars for I/T£*4 slbs BROKEN ORANGE PEKOE, 7/5 A Splendid 2s. Leaf Tea at the price of Is. 6d. Dust Teas. THE BEST IN THE DISTRICT Get a Free Sample uc S.P.s.ft. 9Ttfdl£ - - OHAU WATCH THIS SPACE.

PEOGIiAM Ol uONCERT TO liJi LN CEiMbitY HALL, uLViA, WEDNEiSDAY, 12th MAY, (in aid ot FUND.) Instrumental trio — National Air—Mr Mrs and Cluster iiums. tsoiig—Selected—Air Jiccleton bony,—delected—Miss iSinitk Duet—Mrs Gtardened and. Miss Sutherland. Song—Selected—Professor Cardston. Song—(Selected—Miss O i' arrell (Interval of ten luiuutes durVV'iilCll CiCiiULO Hill uil suiu; iliSil'diuental tiio—All', -Uib ailu -ilci ter Xiuru j. Musical Monologue.—Keodwell. Sioug—belecleU—jir L. n . J. Snnl/U. Song—Selected—Miss Remington. Mate muartette (by request; 'ilie ltoicc Sung—"lour King and vxmiitry Want ••You."—Miss (ioldsmiili. Exhibition—Tango Dance — Professor , Cards ton. Boug—Selected—Mrs Bryson. Accompanist—Mrs U. xsation. DRAWING OF ART UNION. 525-3. FOR SALE At The Kawiu^Nursery. A LARGE Stock ol 1- iuit Ireos, comprising apples oi all the leading varieties ior commercial orchards, such as Delicious, Jonathan, Suirinur, Pippin, McLiver's Winesup, Edward Lippiatt, and others. i'ears, peaches, pi inns, nectarines, apricots and small lruits. Also — Rhododendrons, Cainelias, Azaleas, Ericas, and other Flowering Shrubs, Shelter Trees and Hedge Plants. HENRY NEWPORT, Proprietor, Levin. PERSONS trespassing, with or without dog or gun on my x jl '°" perty at Ohau, will be prosecuted. 518:—3. n. SAINT. HORSE and Cart l'or Salo; suitable for baker or storekeeper. Bargain for cash. Apply Howard Andrew, Manakau. 517-3 Tide Table # HIGH WATER AT HOKIO. April T~.—10.17 a.m.—10.32 p.m. April 2.—10.52 a.m.—11.12 p.m. April 3.—11.33 a.m.—11.50 p.m. April 4.—11.53 a.m.—0.27 p.m. April 5—0.47 a.m.—1.6 p.m. xipril 6.—1.35 a.m.—2.4 p.m. April 7.-2.42 a.m. 3.21 p.m. April B.— 4.3 a.m.—4.45 p.m. April 9.—5.26 a.m.—6.6 p.m. April 10.—6.37 a.m.—l.f p.m. April 11.—7.32 a.m.— 7.57 p.m. April 12.—8.6 a.m.—8.35 p.m. April 13.—8.52 a.m.—D.9 p.m. April 14.—9.26 a.m.—9.42 p.m. April 15.—9.58 a.m.—10.14 p.m. April 16.—10.31 a.m.—10.49 p.m. April 17.—11.6 a.m.—11.24 p.m. April 18.— 11.42 a.m.—11.50 p.m. April 19— 0.12 p.m. April 20.—0.36 a.m.—1.1 p.m. April 21.—1.22 a.m.—1.46 p.m. April 22.—2.10 a.m.—2.34 p.m. April 23.— 3.4 a.m.—3.35 p.m. April 24.—4.12 a.m.—4.50 p.m. April 25—5.29 a.m.—6.9 p.m. April 26.—6.43 a.m.—7.17 p.m. April 27.—7.45 a.m.— 8.13 p.m. April 28.—8.35 a.m.—8.58 p.m. April 29.—9.19 a.m.— 9.40 p.m. April 30.—10.1 a.m.—10.2) ».m. Form the good habit of inhaling "Nazol," and you'll keep free from coughs and colds this winter. Eighteenpence biws sixty doses. Advt NO OOLD IB NI2OL PROOF!!