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Horowhenua Chronicle, 14 August 1915, Page 3

Would you Spray your fruit trees effectively novrP BUY KILL-ALL fijoALE AND BORDEAUX MIXTURE from H. E. KEYS Would you plant Seeds that Succed? BUY OOOPER'S SEEDS FROM H. E. KEYS. Would you Shop always with Satisfaction to yourselvesP •BUY ALL GROCERIES FROM H. E. KEYS. U. WILL E. EEP Jjl NCOUKAGING. Y OUR g AVINGS. A. W. SMITH, : OPPOSITE THE TOST OFFICE LJSVIIN This is the latest TWO-STROKE MOTOR CYCLE on tl.o market. Only 40 Guineas. The BEST AND CHEAPEST FOR SOLO WORK. Cabinetmaking and Undertaking. HENRY W. B®WE!H ? Queenwood Road, LEWSi. ESI RES to intimate that he is still in business as a Cabinetmaker *nd Undertaker. Every de scription of work carried out faithfully and well. Instductious and orders may be leit ai 1) Smart and Co.'s, Oxford-street, Levin, or with the proprieU. a Queonffitood-road. 528-yr

ROBERTSON and KELLY Recognising the demand for c, cyie Tyre Sets, have made ti contract with tiio manufacturer for a large supply of tyres at a low price. Wo can now offer a complete set ol' Cycle Tyres comprising two covers, two tubes and tapes at 10/ le Spot Cash or Cask with order post free. X. tJ J \J Wo do not claim that tyres are equal to our lirst grade, but wo "do" claiim fcliey are superior to most tyres advertised at low prices by firms doing a postal busines from fclie cities. Why send away your money when you can get better eorvico in your own town at the same price. ROBERTSON & KELLY A " U of b TIMBER LEVIN BROS Ollß2l|3SSt " Hoot Mors m the Dominion The Prices in tliif advertisement 3 peak tor themselves. GENTS' CHROME GOLOSH BALS, hand-made lis 6d. CASH ONLY. MEN'S HEAVY TOP SHOOTERS, nail or plain 12s Od. 20 pairs size 10, 10s 6d. ®' MEN'S SOLID LEATHER BLUCHERS 6s 9d. LADIES' BO CALF LACE BOOTS lis 6d. CHILDREN'S TAH SHOES, real good wearers

L,EVIN TEA ROOMS & BAKERY OXFORD STREET, LEVIN 8 (OPPOSITE CLARK'S STORE) | refrsehments at alx hours I I'Olt BEST QUALITY SMALL> UOWJS j AND WEDDING CAKES. ENGLLSIi | AND COLONIAL CONFECTIONERY ■ - A. L. WILLIAMS - Proprieto J mi i .11rTvmraWffi to#tiSK8SBi5jB.6KSS8#

LEV liN S'iOUH. SALE. WED'NESD AiAlGbSl' IS, | D ALGETY AND U). i/iU wdi sell j ut 12.15 p.m.— | 110 i'ut wethers < GO i'ai maiden ewes and wotlicis- | SUO empty ewes (.low). j 100 wether* ;J0 ;j; and 4-year bullucks. j oo 3-year steers (lots; ! 30 18-month<s (steers' •1U 2-year steers •>0 yearling steers 10 Jersey hfilers, r.w-b. 12 store cows. 3 Holstein springing heifers, 20 breeding ouw« in call. 10 fat cows. Ou account Wounded Soldiers' Eund: 1 5-year gelding, broken to saddlo and harness. Baconere, Porkers and Storo l'igs. All pigs must ho yarded by 12 o'clock sharp. 054-3 wSSD AYOUiNG LADY i< Oil OEEICE Work j also afc>sist in sales i inutft have eonio cKperioaoe in■work. Apply by letter only. W. to'. OLAIIIL 957.? JJraper, Levin. Good quality matai eiue wood for sale.- One cord or upwards. Apply H. Hossack. Queen St. I ' ■