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Horowhenua Chronicle, 1 September 1915, Page 4

"AUCTION SALES. j LEVIN STOCK SALE. | SEPmVUiJiilt 3, IUIS. J ABRAHAM AMD WILLIAMS, LTD j will soil at 1 p.m.— 300 hoggets. 100 ewes with 100 per cent lambs at foot. 40 20-months steers. 25 yearling heifers. 20 yearling steers 20 3-year empty heifers. 100 owes in lamb CO fat wethers (3 forward cows. 6 cwfc. wliito Jerusalem artichokes 1038-H iiaconers, porkers stores and weaner pigs. Note.—All pigs must be yarded by 12 sharp. Pig sale,commences at 12.15 sharp. -> 1027-4 MOTOR CYCLE DELIVERY. | HOROWHENUA DAILi CHRONICLE " i riTEE CHRONICLE NOW IS DE--JL livered daily by motor oyclist, ' ensuring early and quick despatch over a wider area tlian'ordinary. Residents „ of the outlying districts should note this change. If the measure of support accorded to this venture justifies the change it will be perinauwitly established. GLOVES.— ivo thoughtful woman should miss this opportunity w buy gloves. The quantities ore limited. Tan kid glomes, all sizes, 4s (id, points 4s lid, now 4s Od. White nows 3s lid j tan nappa gloves, black points 4s lid, now 4s 6d, black •washing doeskin 5s (3d, now 4s lid. Woollen gloves ,white and colours, is 6d and 2s, now is 3d. Fabric gloves,navy only, Is lid, now Is 3d at Clark's.

riMO LET.—Six-roomed dwelling, in hrst class order ; hot and cold wa-. ter. Apply J. W. Scott, Levin. 1035-2 CIOME DOWN TO WELLINGTON 'OME DOWN TO WELLINGTON and HELP OUlt WOUNDED SOLDIERS ELi J OUlt WOUNDED SOLDIERS by attending the Gi.lt AND ASS A U LT-AT-ARM O * it AND ASS A U L i -AT-ARM GSRAND ASSA U LT-AT-AILM O * RAND ASSA ULT-AT-ARM G1 RAND ASSA U x/i-AT-ARM O T RAND ASSA U Li-AT-ARM and REALISTIC SHAM BATTLE. REALISTIC SHAM IiATTLE. REALISTIC SHAAL IiATTLE. New town Park Wellington SAT U RDA 1, SEPTEMBER -1. S A'i U KDAI, SEPTEMBER -1. SAT l : U DAY, SEPTEALBER 4. Aiternoou and Evenmt;. Massed Bayonet Fighting; massed Jut Jit.su Equestrian Invents riding at gibbets, wrestling and tug-of-war on horseback ... AND ... CAPTAIN L. McLAGEN will withstand t/he combined pulling power ot two draiighL horses, and will also endeavour lo break liis previous world's record with the broadsword by cutting eight sheep in hall' while going at lull gallop on horseback. Admission: Afternoon Is; Evening Is. JOSEPH LEWIS, 1030-4 Hon. Secretary, IMPORTANT SURL)!VISIONAL SALE, LEVIN TOWN HALL. ABOUT LAST WEEK IN SEPTEMJ3ER. j_£EAV Y JJAIKI' AND F AT " TJSNIiVG iAffl. On account M. H. E. Gorrmgo, Esq., Levin. 0 SECTIONS RANGING FROM 40 110 80 A<JBts> D ALGETY AND CO., LIT)., have received instructions from M. H. E. Gorainge, Esq., to offer as above portiou of liis well-known 'le Marangai property, situated 5j miles lroiu Levin by good motor road. The property comprises about *300 acres, orignally heavy bush land, the greater portion having been stumped and ploughed. Excellent dairying and fattening land, ideal situation, splendid climate, mostly low, undulating country. Every paddock well watered, half-mile from railway and creamery, three sections each having good dwelling house, jne section with good cowshed and bails. The easiest ol terms will be given, viz., 10 per cent, cash on full ol hammer; 15 per cent, on Ist January, 1917; Balance six years at J"* per cent. The Levin district is noted for its mild and genial climate, and excellent quality of land, The property grows splendid grass and root and grain crops, so a raire opportunity is now afforded to those in (search oi high-class laud to secure a fair area on the most reasonable terms.

Litlios now in course of preparation. For further particulars apply to DALGETY AND 00., I/HIX, 1040-t.d. Wellington. KING'S THEATRE LEVIN. THURSDAY, SEPT. 2. RAUKAWA "TTINTERTAINERS AUKAWA I^NTERTAINEKS RAUKAWA TniNTERTAINiELiS AUKAWA J^NTBRTALNERS Proceeds in aid* of the Wounded Soldiers' Fund. Great Program of HAKAS, POI DANCES, SOLOS, 9 DUETS, QUARTETTES and MUSI- • OAL TURNS. JBox Plan at Ken ■ t \