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Horowhenua Chronicle, 4 September 1915, Page 2

The Jiiilk .supply of the new Kuku Company luia. so increaa'd that the company has decided to commence oheesemakiug on -Monday. Gth inst. The tender of Mr G. K. Douglas hue been lor the erection vt the manager's cottage at the Kuku Dairy Company. Ltd. Mr Douglas intends to get on with the work at once. Locally the value of egg.s at the end ol this week is lOd per dozen; butter Is per llj; potatoes Os per cut and onions 9s to 10s. The treasurer ol the Levin Women's J 'a trio tie C'oiiiinitteu to acknowledge with thanks the iollouing ctonatioiis towards the liind lor providing our men at the i"r«jjit with leather wairst-coats:--N. Kiikealdie Lo. W. G. Vickers I'l, 11. Denton JUI, Mibs liowle.s Ids, Mr.s D. S. Mackenzie us. A .sample of the w aisteoat may 'do seen in _\lr J''reehtliiig's window. The Levin Uia«s Jiand will play the iolbwiug program in Oxiurd-street tonight at 7.15 p.m.. ueatlier permitting. ■ -March '•Monarch of Ocean," -waltz. •'Qiict'ii ol' the iSouth," quickstep "l-lar-j-ifson's h'etl Men." selection "In Coonland," (|iiiekstep "Washington 'J rays,' iw-albi "Myrine," march "AYairoa." "God Save the King." Tenders ior inland mail Kcrviecs will close on 30th September. LisU and details may be lutd on application at all post offices. There should be nu dearth vl good mutton in Levin next week. A line of GOO fat bheey (to he drat'tod) is a single entry for IMgety and Co.'m khlo to be held on AYedne&day.

The Tlinemoa Opera Company, which is (shortly to play a season in Wellington Opera House, will give a performance in Levin on Tuesday, 1-i.tli September, in aid of the Wounded Soldiers' Fund. The company comes direct from tlis Majesty's Theatre, Auckland. The box plan is now open at Aen Aitkun's. An extended notice of tlie company will appear in Monday's Chronicle.

Itegarding the wool, sKiu and hide sale held at Wellington yesterday, Abralnun and Williams Ltd.. report: We offered a good catalogue of all classes of produce to the usual attendance of ibuyors. There A\as good competition for skins and hides, prices for the former being on a par with last sale. (Jx hides ruled at same prices, but cow hides were lower by a farthing to three-eights per lb. The last sale of crutchings was held in conjunction with the skin sale. There wa*> a fall of a good uall-penny to three-farthings per lb on till lots and anything carrying seed was unsaleable. Crossbred 11 Jd to 13:{d, Oest crutchings lljd to 12Jd, inedium erutohings lid to lid. inferior 7-Jd to B.id. lambs lid to ll:id, dead lid to 12 J d.

Mrs A. Silk, Fuiriield. j s advertising lor a girl or lady help.