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Horowhenua Chronicle, 26 June 1915, Page 3

tlv Loo<~ns to • JilLi Slli'J " '■ ~1 CONSULT ov.i- < - n!Moprii<-. I'."' nf '-" "''''■ Riiowinj; in Pictures, how to dinpe : •' nr in .V.-i wi.i.l'iv: •* I '■ "•■■■• ■■ Cri<TAl.-.>..< C!.TAINS M ATEKIALS, i< M\l>'k;S JUiSI INS, CASiiA. --:M *-l -'' INS, LI iv'Uin I'MCMi. ALSO HOUSHIIOr.D I JJiW and I £™ SHOBS ' COS ™ M «*' P TABLE LINEN PARCEL Ofi/fS RECGHD CURTAIN PARCEL f Duty and Post Paid. <fc W W Duty & Post Paid. fl*"f /« % IHr aw noi.T.Le Damask An. Linen Table Contains 6 pairs ~#//ll I Cloth, choice desicn, size about 2by 2Jyds beautiful Curtains <fcl>W r 6LiNENSEßvtETTFstomatcliClotli,24ins.sq. namely:— _ ( 1 Durable White Jpisii Damask Table . 4 psirs All same Rich Old LACE Cloth, Ribbon Stripe Design, size liyds.sq * Drsion 3yds. long, 50ms. wide. I Cotton Damask Table Cloth. 60ins. sq. 2 pairs Good Quality ExQUIMTB : »JBKr TABLE CLOTH ' H3lf BleaChed ' fesA^^Toins^r 1 Irish Embroidered Tea Cloth, 32ins. sq. Either parcel delivered FHEE 1 Emb. Trav Cloth. 1 Emu. Table Centre at above prices. ( Allgootlreadyhcmd.MarveUousvalue Greatestßargainseveroflered ) • Be sure wriic now Kir Catalogue, POST FREE. WLs. PEACH & SONS,Ho?: 638 rhel.oom3.'Wottinghg-m, Englawri. H. J. HUGHES, Baker and Confectioner. (Late of Palmerston Norti.; H. J. HUGHES has pleasure in informing the public that in addition to having purchased Mr J. Scott's Bakery Business that he will open NEW PREMISES in Oxford-stret (Haswells' Buildings) on or about May 81st, with all kinds of Fancy Bread, Cakes, Confectionery, etc. NOTE ADDRESS.—iNext to Harvey and Co. a if|3i|i|i|| For your USEFUL |Ji£|fl|| SOLDIER : PRESENT ' " BOY The WRISTLET WATOH is no longer looked upon as purely tor the use of women. They are also made for many of our gallant New Zealand soldiers wear them. naturally want your soldier boy to take away some keepsake; what could be better—what could he apreciate more than one of these httte time pices? Let us show you some these in our stock. We guarantee them to be ' correct time-keeper and though most dainty in appearance, they are , fmvardly made to stand hard usage at' the Front. Names are engraved free of charge. Buy HIM one before he learee. E. W. J. .SMITH,. JEWELLER - - LEVIN I DO YOUR FOWLS LAY? IF NOT, TRY ! Conkey's Cures, Conkey's Tonics \ and Meat also "ftS" Nest Eggs • ' WIRE NETTING GRIT, Etc. all sold by < ■ » The RED STORE UIDOUN S> Levin. P FULL STOCKS OF GRAIN, MANURES, WIRE, KEROSENE, < \ BENZINE, AND GENERAL FA RMERS' REQUISITES. I PARKER & VINCENT, i Grain Merchants, Auctioneers Etc., ! OXFORD and BATH STREETS. ~~ "'TENSHUNT '- There is nothing more welcome than a nice packet of sweets. Send your soldier boys a packet. We've made several packets for those in the fightin line, let us put one up for you to send, and ee what a swaec letter of thanks you'll get in return. , MRS DEAN, Boro'Sweet Shop, LEVIN. ( REGARDING DISCOUNTS | AT MILNEJ'S MANAWATLT STORED - < * Oxford Street, Levin, on and after to-day, the following Discounts Will be allowed :— <| 5 per cent, on all Cash Purchases amounting to ss. <> and over. _ • 3f per cent, on goods paid for on or before the > t 20th of mpnth following purchase. v j WD FTT T At CM MERCHANTS : . JdUJLJL & Kj-i LEVIN, WE QUOTE, SUBJECT TO SALES. dACKS IN — Chaff, O.S. £7 10b to £0 10s per i'ig Meal 16s 6d. ton, e.e. Crushed Oais 5s 6d per bushel. Chaff Straw, £4 15s per ton, s.e. Bailey Feed 6s and 6e 8d bushel. Wheat, prime 8s per bushel. Maize, good 6s 9d bushel. Oats, feed, 5s 3d per bushel Maize, crushed, 7s 2d per bushel. Pollard 19s per sack. (Sugar lα, 12s 3d. Bran 15s 6d per eaok. Tea, 7e 6d and per 51b box. ILerosene 9s 3d to 9s 9d p ercaee. t . •'■ .!■■:- j : i,j- _ - ,' ' ' '1 ' -.. .. - ■■; . ._ }