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Horowhenua Chronicle, 17 May 1915, Page 1

H. C. SHEARGGLD, OHATT FLOUR. £ a. d. £> s. d. 100's 0 19 0 50's ... 0 9 9 Cash Discount 0 0 8 0 0 4 0 18 4 0 9 5 S.P.Q.R. SHILLINGSWORTH iUCE 61bs for 1/- SAGO 61bs for 1/- TAPIOGA 61b9 for 1/NUGGET POLISH SARDINES HONEY 5 Tins for 1/- 3 Tins for 17- 2 Jars for 1/TEA slbs BROKEN ORANGE PEKOE, 7/8 A Splendid 2s. Leaf Tea at the price of Is. 6d. Dust Teas. THE BEST IN THE DISTRICT Get a Free Sample at S.P.Q.R. STORE - - OrfAU WATCH THIS SPACE. For New Advertisment by T. HARRIS, Levin's Cash Butcher.

SUBDIVISIONAL SALE OF LAND. ESTATE OF THE LATE HERBERT HODGE, Te Horo. ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD. have been instructed by the Trustees to sell by Public Auction. , on— WEDNESDAY, 9th June, at 1.30 p.m. WEDNESDAY, 9th June, at 1.30 p.m. WEDNESDAY, 9th June, at 1.30 p.m. in— BRIGHT'S THEATRE, OTAKI, BRIGHTS THEATRE, OTAKI, BRIGHT'S THEATRE, OTAKI, 1 000 ACRES. 1 000 000 ACRES 000 Subdivided into 9 Uhoice Dairy or Faitonina Farms. The areas varying from 81 to 162 ACRES. Every section has PERMANENT WATER and METALLED ROAD. This choice estate is situated right against the rising township of TE HORO, OLOSE TO RAILWAY STATION, DAIRY FACTORY, STORE, HALL, BLACKSMITH, BOOTMAKER, REFRESHMENT ROOMS, TIMBER YARD, POST AND MONEY ORDER OFFICE, Etc., with frontage to Main Road, Beach and Pukenamu Roads. The greater part being WELL DRAINED SWAMP LAND, SOIL BLACK WARM LOAM OF GOOD' QUALITY. IDEAL CLIMATE, well sheltered by Kapiti and good road to beach. FIRST-CLASS TRAIN SERVICE. IDEAL FARMS FOR WELLINGTON MILK SUPPLY. TERMS:— Only 10 per cent down; 10 per cent. 12 months; balance 5 years at 5J per cent. For plans and particulars apply to Abraham and Williams, Ltd., Palmerston North or all Branches. 535-td OUR Great Amalgamation Sale commences on Friday, May 14. One of the special bargains. Navy Serge Costumes only 17s od each. Spot cash. Stiles and Matheson, Levin. Tide Table HIGH WATER AT HOKIO. April 1—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. I April 5—0.47 a.m.—1.6 p.m. I April 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 pan. April 10—6.37 a.m 7.7 p.m. April 11.—7.32 a.m.— 7~.67 p.m. April 12 8.6 a.m.—8.35 p.m. April 13—8.52 a.m.—9.9 p.m. April 14.—9.26 a.m.—9.42 p.m. April 15.—9.68 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.—11.60 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—lo.2J-©.ra. Form the good habit of inhaling "Nazol,"" and 3»u'll keep free from coughs and colds this winter. Kiehteenpejnoa biws sixty do«Ps. A-!vi NO COLD TS NA7IOL i'ROOFH