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Horowhenua Chronicle, 2 September 1915, Page 4

\ . \ THEY ALL USE IT. ~ ) "'it anyone conies to our homo »vitb a cold vrji immediately recommend Chamberlain's ..Cough Remedy," writes Mrs Eleanor 13. Blunt, Princesa-strset, ; Uulimba, Q. "I have used it in ray taindy lor over ton years and all my married children have reared their children on it. We appreciate the reasonable price of Ohamberlain's 1 Cough Remedy, ite wonderful effective- j tieas and the easy manned in which the | children take." For sale ©Fprywhare. f aNO COLD' IS "NAZUL" PROOF. | Taken inwardly, inhaled or rubbed oil the chest "-Nazol" quickly relieves coughs, colds, and sore throat. Alarvellously cheap, too! Is 6d buys 60 doses. Advt.

AUCTION SALES. LEVIN STOCK SALE. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, lDlf>. A 1111 A JJ AM AND WILLIAMS, LTD will boil ut 1 p.m.— 300 hoggets. 100 eweis wiill 100 per cent lambs at loot. 40 20-months tileors. 25 yearling heifers. 20 yearling steers 20 3-ye-ar empty boilers. 100 ewes in lamb GO iat, wethers (i forward eowts. U owt. white Jerusalem artichokes ■IU3S-:s 00 lat wel-hcrs 240 invors in lamb and lambing to Black Face ami Rouineys •iru hoggets (lots). 20 mixed cattle. 12 2-year steers. 1 store cows lOi 1-2 GO iat cuvs 20 i'at cows. 1017-1 Baconers, porkers is tores and , weaner pigw. i Mote. All pigs must be yarded by J/2 sharp. Pig *ale commences at 12.15 sharp. 1027-4 WANTED KM OW N - -£200 worth stock, damaged by water and damp in our reserve room. Tremendous bargain*, see our windows. Stilea and Matheson, Levin. *"1 LOVES.--i\u tiiouglitful woman should miss this opportunity '.o buy glovrts. The quantities are liwit- ! ed. Tan kid gloves, all sizes, 4s 6d, points Is lid, now 4s (3d. Wliite nous 3s lid; tan nappa gloves, black points 4s lid, now 4s (3d, black ■washing doeoKin 5s (id, now 4s lid Woollen gloves ,whiie and colours, Is lid and 2s, now Is 3d. Fabric gloves, navy only, Is lid, now Is 3d at Clark's. MOTOR CYCLE DELIVERY. HOROWIiDNUA DAILI CHRONICLE rj iHE CHRONICLE NOW IS DK -®- livered daily by motor cyclist, ensuring early and quick despatch over a wider area than ordinary. Residents of tiie outlying districts should noto this change. ll : the measure of support accorded to this venture juetiiies the change it will be perniaucmtly established. KING'S THEATRE LEVIN. THURSDAY, SEPT. 2. AUKAWA "ATINTERTA INERS ' AUKAWA • MNTMTAINMS RA UKA\Y A I,INTERTAINELIS AUKAWA JL^iNTEIIITAINERti Proceeds in aid of the Wounded Soldiers' Fomi. Great Program of HAKAS, POJ DANCES, SOLOS, DUETS, QUARTETTES and MUSI- , CAL TURNS. I Box Plan at Ken Aitken's gS 2 tS AIND 103f5 - 3 / 10ME DOWN TO WELLINGTON DOWN TO WELLINGTON and BELL' OUR WOUNDED SOLDIERS •ELi' OUR WOUNDED SOLDIERS .by attending the f i 11 AMD ASSA ULT-AT-ARM (J VAkAND ASSA U L i - AT-ARM O Gi RAND ASSA U LT-AT-ARM a ''RAND A SS A U LT- AT- ARM / i RAND ASSA U til-AT-ARM (J O xiANiD ASSA U LT-AT-ARM and REALISTIC SHAM RATTLE. REALISTIC SHAM RATTLE. REALISTIC SHAM RATTLE. Newtown Park Wellington SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 4. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 4. , SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 4. Afternoon anil Evening. Maiisi'd Bayonet. Fighting; massed Jiu Jitsu Equestrian Events riding at gibbets, wrestling and tug-01-war on horseback ... AN'D ... CAPTAIN L. Mc'LAGEN will 'withstand the combined pulling power of two draught horses, and will also endeavour to break;, his previous world's record wit'li the, broadsword by cutting eight sheep ityhalf while going ait full gallop on horeVback. Admission:'AHcmoon Is; Evening Ift. V irJl y'/Jk JOSEPH LEWIS.j^