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Horowhenua Chronicle, 22 June 1915, Page 3

Government Meteorologist. An impounding notice appears in today's Chronicle. Three unclaimed cattle are awaiting an auction to he held on 3rd July. In the championship football game between United (Otaki) and Otaki, tli > scores iwere United 37, Otaki T Lieut. E. E. Stealey, nephow of the vicar of Levin, is now in the trenches on the French border. In less thai one week from the time of his leaving (England he was iwithin forty yards of the German trenches and very soou afterwards (while looking through a periscope) he was wounded in the chin by a Herman sniper. Fortunately t"h3 ."bullet did not touch the chin-bone, and 'tlie vicTim made a speedy recovery. Since the Levin Borough Council's last meeting Councillor Jones has taken up the responsibilities of married Tife and Councillor Herrick has been gazetted a Justice of the Peace. Last evening the Council congratulated both councillors and extended to them its best wishes. The Rt. Hon. W. F. Massey, Minister of Lands, has approved of the control of the Waiopehu scenic reserve being vested in the Levin Borough Council. The Council received an intimation to this effect from the UnderSecretary of Lands at its meeting last evening. One of ' the conditions that tlie board (the council) shall meet for the transaction of any business con nected with the reserve after the conclusion of tlie ordinary business of the council. The Otaki party's concert in aid oi the Wounded Soldiers' Fund on Wednesday night promises to be the best Levin has ever had. The party comprises in all eighteen performers, '•n----cluding the well-known New Zealand 'first prize competition performer, Mr Ernest Luks, of Wellington, who is a treat in himself. The Misses Taliiwi who are so well and favourably 'known to Levin concert patrons, also are of the party. Every item on the program will be a good one and the Century Hall sftould be taxed to its utmost, as the tickets art) sel'mg very rapidly. .

The dance held by the Levin Hockey Jlub in the Druids' ilall last night >n Behalf of the Wounded.Soldiers' and cjTeir Fund was successEul. There was a large number of Llancers present; the majority feeing in fancy dress. Excellent music was played by the Misses I. Pink and K. Williamson and Messrs G. Lester- and ( A. iMason. On Mesdames Pins. Broujghton and Hiislop fell a great amount of the work, and they deserve praise for the manner in which tliey carried it out. The iM's. C. were Messrs i". Pink and W. Broughton. The general arrangements for the dance were carried out by Mrs F. Pink and Mr A. Smart. A lirst-elaes supper was handed round and everyone had a> mostt enjoyable evening. The club desTre to thank heartily th eUruids Lodge for its loan of the Uall free of charge. aii3 the musicians for giving their services free of charge. INW'TEEATING IT rirOI'ERLY. If you cannot get rid of a cold it js because you are not property, There is no reason why a cold, ( shou&l hang on for weeks or until some serioutf throat or Tung trouble is developed, and! it will not if you take Cliamoerljftu's CoWgh Hemedy. Taken in double doses every hour after the SiSif symptoms appeared Chanberlaiu's Cough Bemedy would Tiave counteracted the effects of the cold and restored your system to a healthy condition. Even after the cold lias become settled in the system Chamberlain's Cough 'Remedy will give prompt relief a"d counteract any tendency o. its resulting in pneumonia. where. Advt "

fjpo LEASE.-Good 7-roomed liuiiso and four aer<7s of ground. Full particulars from Abraham and Williauls , i.Ltd. _ _ 720—3 | I J IMPOUNDED AT LEVIN. I MOUNDED aT Levin Pound by Or Wilson, ranger.— I 1 black and white dehorned bull. { 1 spotty poley steer. 1 red and white steer, bit out or both ears. f :if not claimed and expenses paid to . be sokl ofl the 3rd July. 1915. lit 12 j "' clock """• k. muses, I Koundkeepev. ' June 22nd, 1915.