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Horowhenua Chronicle, 17 May 1915, Page 3

HELP THE WEL LINOTON PHOVINCE. QUEEN CARNIVAL To be held in NEWTOWN PARK, WELLINGTON. On JUNE 3rd (KING'S BIRTHDAY. On JUNE 3rd (KING'S BIRTHDAY. On JUNE 3rd (KING'S BIRTHDAY. On JUNE 3rd (KING'S BIRTHDAY. ITS PURPOSE IS TO RAISE FUNDS i''Oß THE ASSISTANCE OF DISABLED SOLDIERS AND SAILORS. AND TO HELP SUPPORT THE DEPENDENTS OF THOSE WHO LOSE THEIR LIVES. Our traoxis are doing their duty nobly, and the public can show appreciation of their wort and sacrifices by supporting the /CARNIVAL. Gifts of any kind are invited for e*le at the Carnival. Those irhocannot give money may possibly donate meat, vegetables, game poultry, fruits (freah and preserved), handicrafts and produce of all kinds. Anything that can be sold will make a welcome donation. No gift in money or goods will bo too huge or too small. The Carnival will have the support of the Prime Minister, Sir Joseph Ward, and all the leading citizens of Town and Country. Hundreds of willing workers are already engaged upon preparations. yATT CAN HELP BY— I.—Joining the Local Committee. 2. Working for a "Queen' of the Carnival" Candidate. 3. Donating money or goods. Particulars obtainable from—7 - , The New Zealand Patriotic Society, (Wellington Branch) 11 Grey Street, WELLINGTON. H. G. HILL, Chairman. JOS. LEWIS, Secretary. MUG l F?-R-R-1!-!g * The cool mornings will soon "make one hug the bed very closely. Often you just open your eyes, turn over, and go off to sleep *k\ gain, don't you ? *l fl i. j be sure of rising at the right time, buy a | -m SMITH ALARM CLOCK S3j This will rouse you from the deepest slum- *** bers, and save you from having to rush ' away breakfastless. Well-finished Clocks these, reliable and quite inoxp'i.iiivo. J-efc one to-day and always be on-time. Always pleased o show stocks.PIU33 T/3 (two yeirri' ga.ii\ia-Oj) H. W. J. SMITH, JEWELLED .- LEVIN J FOR : £ 4 packets llaisins Is 7lbs Sago 1b i ■ f Large pots Bloater Paste Is 31bs Currants Is r Tin tobaccos lid Plug Tobaccos B|d P Maize, per bushel (is > /~i TEA IS STUL Is lOd. TEA IS STIIL Is 10d. ' i C LATEST—See our 3d Basket, LATEST-See our 3d Basket. * I J. W. GiPoN v Theß^ TOHK ; i PARKER &'VINCENTS } > "Spot Cash" Prices \ r Choice Tuscan Wheat 7s 9d Maize 6a 4d S ? Broken -wheat 7s 4 d Potatoes 5s 6d C S Cape Barley 6s 3d Pigmeal 14« 2 \ Extra good Chevalier Barley (3s 7d Feed Oats 6s 3 \ FULL STOCKS OF GR A IN, MANURES, WIRE, KEROSENE, ) i BENZINE, AND GENERAL FARMERS' REQUISITES. J > PARKER & VINCENT, | I Grain M erclhants, iinciioneers Etc., 1 V OXFORD and BATH STREETS. ) "'TENSHUNI'.'' N There is nothing more welcome than a nice packet of sweets. Send your soldier boys a packet. Wo'vo made several packets for those in the fig I t'l. line, lei us put one up for you to send, a nd ee what a sweet letter of thanks you'll get in return. MRS DEAN, Boro' Sweet Shop, LEVIN. WOMB wßMmaaw^Esc. -^^sxMSS^^&^m&^^-wsii^M.^^l!lS9^Bfifai^a^Bmimt i REGARDING DISCOUNTS i I AT MILNES'K MANAWATU STORES 2 r Oxford Street, Levin, on and after to-day, I f the following Discounts will be allowed: — f 5 per cent, on all Cash Purchases amounting, to ss. J f and over. " c S 31 per cent, on goods paid for on or before the S > 20th of month following purchase. S W|> ryi 1 L> iIQ MERCHANTS TRY US FOR Grain, Produce and (Merchandise CASH BUYERS OF Wool. SBcins, WHes and TrW©**