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Horowhenua Chronicle, 8 June 1915, Page 1

H. C. SHEARGOLD, OHATJ FLOUR. -£ s. 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 RICE 61bs for II- SAGO 61bs for If- TAPIOCA Gibs for 1/NUGGET POLISH SARDINES HONEY 5 Tins for 1/- 3 Tins for 1/- 2 Jars for 1/TEA slbs BROKEN ORANGE PEKOE, 7/8A 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 - - OHAU ( Cut Prices For Cash. ] f At T. HARRIS'S Cash Butchery. j f TO MEET THE HARD TIMES, T. HARRIS lias cut prices on I f the head, and they are now on their lowest stratum. % r If you want your money to go furthest, call in at the Cash I3ut- * 3 cliury and test the truth of my claim. C r T. HARRIS Cash Butcher, I C OXFORD STREET LEVIN. "j* SUBDIVISIONAL SALE OF LAND. of THSTME nmtßm.T THE KING'S HODGE, MQ>&>AY, WEDNESDAY AND T ¥I SATURDAY* i 8 noro. MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. A BRAHAM AND WILLIAMS. LTD. have been instructed by the MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND Trustees to sell by SATURDAY. Public Auction, MATLNE—Saturday afternoon at 2.30 011 MATIN E—Saturday afternoon-at 2.30 WEDXESDAY,.9th June, at 1.30 p.m. WEDNESDAY, 9th June, at 1.30 p.m. MATlNE—Saturday afternoon at 2.30 WEDNESDAY, 9th June, at 1.30 p.m. in— : i) RIGHT'S THEATRE, OTAKI, TXT ANTED KNOWN. - For Spot BRIGHT'S THEATRE, OTAKI, W Cash "at our Great AinalagainaBRiGHT'S THEATRE, OTAKI, tion Sale. All wool N.Z.-made blan--1 000 ACRES.. H 000 kets, single bed 16s 63 and Ids lid; 00U ACRES 000 three-quarter-bed 21s (id, 22s 6d, 23b Subdivided into 6d; double-bed 25s 6d, 27s 6d. 29s 6d. Q Pknina Il«>Smu am Best and cheapest in the Dominion. » onoice uairy or Stiles and Matheson) Levin . Fatteninq Farms. Tlie areas varying from 81 to 162 AGUES. PAT) ftAT/R Every section has PERMANENT water and metalled road. At The Kawiu Nursery. This choice estate is situated right against the rising township of TE A LARGE Stock of Fruit Trees, HORO, CLOSE TO RAILWAY STA- XJL comprising apples ot all the lead110N, DAIRY FACTORY, STORE, ing varieties for commercial orchards, HALL, BLACKSMITH, BOOTMAK- such as Delicious, Jonathan, Sturmer, ER, REFRESHMENT ROOMS, TIM- Pippin, MoLiver's Wineaup, Edward BER YARD, POST AND MONEY Lippiatt, and others. Pears, peaches, ORDER OFFICE, Etc., with frontage plums, nectarines, apricots and small to Main Road, Beach and Pukenamu fruits. Roads. Also — Rhododendrons, Cameliaa, The greater part being WELL Azaleas, Ericas, and other Flowering DRAINED SWAMP LAND, SOIL Shrubs, Shelter Trees and Hodfo BLACK WARM LOAM OF GOOD Plants. QUALITY. HENRY NEWPORT, Proprietor, IDEAL OEIMATE, well sheltered by Lavin. Kapiti and good road to beach. _ , FIRST-CLASS TRAIN SERVICE. IDEAL FARMS FOR WELLING- HARD HITTERS AND QUICK — lON MILK SUPPLY. TI"IERMSOnIy 10 per cent down; NOBEL'S 10 per cent. 12 months; balance sv « rjHPOI 5 years at 5* per cent. tAK I KlllVJCd. POSSESSION JULY Ist. For plans and particulars apply to SPECIAL LOW PRICES. FREIGHT Abraham and Williams, Ltd., Palmer- patt» ston North or all Branches. 535-td "W'" in Ladies' Rainproof Coats. Ue- Arthur 11 op wood ual prices 37s 6d, 455, 50s, £>ss. Amal- . gamation sale prices 27s tid, 355, 37s HARDWARE Cc., Ltd. Gd and 40s for Spot Cash. Stiles and PALMERSTON NORTH. Matheson, Levin. ; i—. . . Qf Woods' Qreat Peppermint Cure. ENGLISH Tailoring on British No cure earth has half the worth Goods. Tweeds, Worsteds. Sad- —Advt.' die Tweeds, Ladies' Costumes, Riding Lost, stolen, strayed—gone none knows Breeches. Cleaning and Repairing at- where. tended to. English and Colonial Wool- 'Twas with me yesterday, Ido deslare. lens.—S. Stokes, Queen-street, Levin. Jt racked my head, my chest wae sore It's gone, I'll never see it more. WhatP Not a ooughP Yes. yes, (or Tide* Tahle sure; • . Lost when I used Woods' Peppermint Cure. Adrt, HIGH WATER AT HOKIO. When you next hake scones, rolls or May 22.-2.28 a.m.—2.52 p.m. cakes, use Sharland's Biking Powder May 23.-3.23 a.m.-3.04 p.m. -and watch them risel Costa lew May 24.-4.29 a.m.—5.10 p.m. ' than others-worth mora.—Adrt. May 25.-5.49 a.m.— 6.28 p.m. Were I so tail to reach the sky, May 26.-7.3 a.m.—7.37 p.m. Or take the ocean in my span. May 27.-8.6 a.m.—8.34 p.m. What use is length, unless theres May 28.-8.58 a.m.—9.22 p.m, strength, May 29.-9.46 a.m.—10.12 p.m. Now tell me if you can. r May 30.—10.33 a.m.—10.59 p.m. Suppose I am ill with rasping cough May 31.—11.19 a.m.—11.39 p.m. Or tickling throat—well, to be sure wmmm——■ I don't talk length, I gather strength With Woods' Great Peppermint Cure THEY ALL OSE IT. CRAMPS AND COLIC. , , ... Take a double dose of Chamberlain's "I. anyone oomes to our home With Diarrhoea Remedy at the firet i cold we immediately si of crampe or colic and a threatened uhamberlain s Cough Remedy, writes a f tack m warded off . Hundred.. Mrs Eleanor H Blunt, J are attacked with 0 Buhmba, Q. "I have used it in my f ~ v . P . „n and colic use Chamberlain's Colic and family Tor over ten years and all my , n , T . . ~ married children have reared their Diarrhoea Remedy. It never fails to children on it. We appreciate the S l ™ rehef - Sold everywhere. reasonable price of Chamberlain's Dough Remedy, its wonderful effective- r | iEST fOITR OOWS. —Sheets to □ess and the easy manned in which the - ioe for twelve months may Be children take." For sale everywhere, secured for 8s 6d, at the ChranitW -—Adrt. , OSm. ■■ ■ ■