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J Sprays for Winter! Effective Sprays! j f .;; L Spray sof all Kind?! Sprays That Kill! i f ':•! • Now is the Time to Spray. Now is the Time <* y to buy your Sprays from KEYS'S. None better ' P S None Cheaper. ) S Seeds ! Seeds that Grow I COOPER'S Seeds j ( PRAY PUMPS ! The Latest and Best Makes. } \ AT < j KEYS'S STORE. j Smith, j \ MOTOR ENGINEER AND CYCLE AGEN'I > S iiIKU CORNER, } > Has a large Slock of Cycles ant! Motor Accessories. District Ageub for ) r A.J .6. MOTOR CYCLES. ROYAL EN FIELD Motor Cycles.^ f JAMES Motor Cycles. GOVERNOR Motor Cycle. \ Genuine J3.8.A. Cycles. ROYAL ENIUELD CYCLES- j f PKJSMIER Cycles. PHILLIPS' Cycle®. \ S INDIAN motorcycle in stock. It F All Kinds ol Repair Work Done 011 the Premises. K r RIFLES. GUNS. 3 1 Cabinetmaking and Undertaking. jj HENRY W. BOWER, Queenwood Road, LEVSfti- I '■"\ESIItES to intimate that he is still in business as a Cabinetmaker | and Undertaker. Every do scription of work carried out [ faithfully and well. Institutions and orders may be lett a» D Smart and Co.'s, Oxford-street, Levin, or with the propriet. a . 528-qr Qll utma w oou-roau. LOOK HERE ! SPECIAL OS ONE OF THE FAMOUS "CAL'i LtURI'E" MOTOR CYCLES, tt h.p. Precision Engine, two-speed gear ami l'ree Engine. £38 £38 Him T£s chLnoe to secure a new MOTOR BIKE at the lowest price over offered. Great lnll-dimboi. Thoroughly efficient. Robertson and Kelly. CYCLE AND AWTOII ENGINEERS. LEVIN. IVESS BROS. GREAT HALF-YEARLY SAL E Of BOOTS and SHOES commences lhursday, JULY Ist FOH THREE WEEKS ONLY. make room for our Spring shipments, wo oiler these • BOSTOUK'S E LU BHOBJ, « CUT PRICE -2/0 toes, smait styles, J.U/-, IJ-/0, »■•?/ > corA «/■.«*l.«. ** i» REAL ULACIS lUDS'« 801/lho MKN'S CANADIAN CiuLOSHISS, 1 "3? ffiWV Variuty, from 1/- per pair. Ladies ! All theee are money-savors . (jj r ] 0 > gl 10 cs, 7to 10, 8/(5, BOX CALF BOOTS, patent toe caps, - NOW o/G back strap, sensible heels KJ/ti 24 pairs Children's lan Shoes, size 0, CUT PRICE, IJ/C5 GOING I<OR 1/0 Our linn h-is been noted for Cheap and Durable Footwear, and althougn conREMEMBER! This Sale will last for THREE Weeks Oil IVESS BROS., Levin & Palmorston fiStir

" WANTED COLUMN." .'.DVEIM'ISEMENXS under this heading are cliurgecl tor at the rate of Is (Cash) for 20 words and 2s if LOST.— Set Plans between Otaki and Levin. Please return to this ullice. Reward 817-.1 OA SACKS Pig and Poultry pota/U\J toes. Cheap in lots to suit. Pluinridge, Heatherlea. 810--mo LET.—a 7-roomed lioinse. with fourteen acres ol land, convenient to Levin. Apply at Chronk-le Oflice for particulars. Sid-fi TN"VJTaTIOM CARDS.—a Specially good line ot cards, suitable foi ivedding party invitations is now stocked at Uir Chioni'-h Office. VARIOUS iNEW ADVERTISEMENTS APPEAR CfN PAGES 1 AND 4. _ ADDITIONAL ENTRIES.— Levi* Sale. Abraham and Williams, Ltd.' I 2o 2-tooth ewes fn lamb. 1 GO fat wethers | o 3-year-old steers. I 12 sound dairy cows. 815-1 jj. Don't trifle tvitli a cold by drugging. ■! the stomach. Let "Nazol" afford you | relief. Penetrating and germ-killing. ' Ready for use when bought.—Advt. Daintiest an beet in evening shoes for ladies. Quality shoes of ease and ' elegance, smart, stylish and durau'3, | for town or country wear, are to b obtained from F W. Pink, Levin. | When tender tabes, oppressed ay croup, Lie gasping in their little cots, Their anguished parents o'er tliera stoop. And strive to save the tiny tote. " To such\ a 6 these there comes a boon, Whicli/need no doctor, but a. spoon, A sjfruip, soothing, safe and sure Worlif&mous "Woods" Great PopperVmint Cure.'V . - - / •■'

Au interesting note on the relief ol 'distressed soldiers is contained m a leaflet sent to The Chronicle hy the High Commissioner lor -New Zealand '(rldil T. -Mackenzie;. Al-ter a rclerenco to the work done in London by his oiiice, the High Commissioner says that his note would be incomplete were reference not made to the .splendid work that has been carried out by the New Zealand War Contingent Association) of uvhich the Migii Commissioner is chairman, Lord I'lmiKet chairman of the Executive Committee., Lady Islington chairwoman of the iLadiets' Committee, Mr Xornuin Daiston honorary secretary, and Jliss Mackenzie honorary secietary ot the

Ladies' Committee. Arrangements tire complete for housing in England IrorirKjO to 200 convalescent '-New Zealand soldiers, and bedding and material have been sent'to-Egypt to equip a convalescent home m Alexandria. The association has recently scut to flie New Zealand troops 2,106 pairs of pocks, 1,713 inn 11'lei'.s, ;31'J hdlaiets. 1,701 body-belts. 2,981 pairs or cult's and 11 Cardigan jackets and waistcoats, and it lias in stock -1000 pairs of Micks and large quantities of othor garments and coniloits including 50 complete convalescent kits for the Convalescent Home. About 2000l'bs of wool are being knitted into socks school children and a further 30001 bs arc waiting to be knitted up. Ihe ,| association's sewing party is now busy !| ■making shirts and pyjamas lor the ~ convalescent home, and has already j made 270 dressing gowns for convales- || cents. Eeach week the association . ■supplies the Now Zealand troops with j one, and sometimes two, large hales 'if I newspapers, magazines and books. It has made arrangements for numbers of •Kciw Zealanders resident in this coun- | try to house convalescent soldiers, offi- ji cers and men, and. in fact, is doinjc 1 invaluable work in every direction. llic j - sew Zealand Government has kindly I supplied yarns for knitting. j

For T'czcma, iiarns. Wounds, i'tles Chilblains, Ringworm, Ulcr*, Bruise, and all irritable skin dis'-aaes use Ron l ington's Derrim Oiciroent. Price la 6d~ 2s'W. and 4s 6d per pot. Fbe beet) soap to use fu. the toilet and sHrir. 'j ? Remington's Dfi'-ma Antiseptic \Eoap. Price 1b per tablet. Ad

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Horowhenua Chronicle, 15 July 1915, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 5 Horowhenua Chronicle, 15 July 1915, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 5 Horowhenua Chronicle, 15 July 1915, Page 3

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