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Horowhenua Chronicle, 6 July 1915, Page 3

k foi of -ov.- i<U as/showing r.i ' £ ordinary or in dem wiml'iwH A!! »i:n:s ol C(.'I<TAIKS, t'UKTAINS MATERIALS, < i; MADRAS MU:>i,INS, CASJiMKNT CUK I'.-iIMS, at Loom I'riceH. Albo HOUSEHOLD > g LINEN, RADIUS' and GENT'S UNDERWEAR, BOOTS and SHOES, COSTUMES. | I GENT'S CW>THING aud FURNITUSIC. ! 1 (7% sth'A large FREE • *■ CATALOGUE. OP : i CURTAINS , 1 TABLE LINEN PARCEL Ofi/fi RECORD CURTAIN PARCEL J ' fe Duty and Post Paid. AMI W Duty 81 Post Paid, gti—g /M \ ; 1 Heavy Double Damask Ail Linen Table Contains 6 pairs 0//i| i [ Cloth, choice design, size about 2by 2jyds beautiful Curtains £8/1# > ; : j 6 Linen Serviettes to match Cloth,34ins.sq. namely:-' 1 Durable White Irish Damask Table 4 pairs All same Rich Old Lacß > tr Cloth, Ribbon Stripe Design, size 1 Jyds.sq Design syds. long, 50ins. wide. r | 1 Cotton Damask Table Cloth, 60ins.sq. 2 pairs Good Quality Exquisite > | 1 Kitchen Table Cloth, Half Bleached, Empire Design, most, successful r |j 62ins. sq. style, SJyds-, long, 60ms. wide. > | 1 Irish Embroidered Tea Cloth, 32ins.iq. Either parcel delivered FREE r il 1 Emb. Tray Cloth. I Emb. Table Centre at above prices. > All good ready hemd.Marvellout value Grtatestßar<ains ever off #rcd \ H Be sure write now for Catalogue, POST FREE. S |»S. PEACH &SONS,Bo, 638 The Looms, Nottingham, Englandjp I WAR RlSK.—Free insurance on all parcels from Peachs' against loss n ) tran sit. I — 11. J. HUGHES, \ Baker and Confectioner. } (Late of Palmerston North.) S H. J. HUGHES has pleasure in informing the puhlio that in addition to having purchased Mr J. Scott's Bakery Business that ha will open ) NEW PREMISES in Oxford-stret (Haswells' Buildings) on or about ( May 21st, with all kinds of Fancy Bread, Cakes, Confectionery, ©to. NOTE ADDRESS.-Next to Harvey and Co. Four - Five ■ Six - Seven - What time do you wish to wake pin the morning? Set one of our reliable Alarm Clocks before you retire. At tlie time appointed it will arouse you. The Alarms we sell don't ''forget." They ring loud and long and waie the heaviest sleeper. Buy one—prions are low. CALL TO-DAl' AND SEE OUR STOCK. E. W. J. SMITH, JEWELLER - • LEVIN i DO YOUR FOWLS LAY? t £ IF NOT, TRY - \ I Conkey's Cures, Conkey's Tonics i I and Meat Meal, also "N" Nest Eggs \ ? WIRE 'NETTING GRIT, Etc. all sold by ) GIBSON'S The Tvi S „ TORE ivwwv , V*V , V ,| V*V*V > V v fl f FULL STOCKS OF GRAIN, MANURES, WIRE, KE&OSENE, J f BENZINE, AND GENERAL FARMERS' REQUISITES. f J PARKER & VINCENT, f ' l Grain Merchants, Anctioneers Etc., \ > OXFORD and BATH STREETS. ) f 1 6vVWWVAAA/W\«Ay^w>) FOR PRINTING COUNTER BOOKS at bed-rock rates BOOKS OF DUPLICATES. i f ivCEIPT FORMS. BUSINESS CARDS. PRINTED ENVELOPES PRINTED LETTERHEADS. TRY THE CHRONICLE. > Seeds Seeds Seeds | f A NEW STOCK OF ALL KINDS OF • YAJTES' SEEDS JUST TO J i HAND. J f MILNES. | S MANAWATU GROCERY, DRAPERY and GENERAL STORE. € r Oxford Street : : : Levin. J ? NOTE OUR TERMS.—S per cent on all Cash Purchases amounting | B f to 5s and over. 5 ) 3:1 per cent on goods paid for on or before the 20th of the month V , *" - S following purchase; \ {^^/WWWWWWWWWWW tu■iibiiiiii iiiii Mil• W. BULL & C?-— M T E H v A r— WE QUOTE, SUBJECr TO SALES, SACKS INChaff, O.S. £7 10s to £9 10s per Pig Meal 16s 6d. !ton, e.e. Crushed Oats 5s 6d per bushel. : Chaff Straw, £4 15s per ton, s.e. Barley Feed 6s and 6s Hd bushel. • A Wheat, prime 8s per bushel. Maize, good 6s 9d bushel. « Oats, feed, 6s 3d per bushel Maize, crushed, 7s 2d per bushel. Pollard 19s per sack. tiuigar la, 12s 3d. j Bran 15s 6d per saok. Teft, 7s 6d and 9s Cd per 6ifc„\So*,' Kerosene 9s 3d to ftg 9d p. ercase.