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Horowhenua Chronicle, 8 September 1915, Page 4

LOVES.—r«o thoughtful Avonian i should mifvs this opportunity to i buy gloven. The quantities are limit- | ed. Tan kid gloves, all sizes, 4s (id, l points l.s lid, now 4s (id. White j ltows 3s lid; tan nappa gloves, black i points Is lid, uow 4s 6d, black i -washing doeslciu 5s Gd, now 4k lid. I Woollen gloves ,white and colours, Is lOd and 2s, now is 3d. Fabric gloves, ' navy only, Is lid, now Is 3d at Clark's. 1 I j MOTOR CYCLE DELIVERY. HUROW bIEN UA DAILI CHIION IULE rjlUlO CHRONICLE NOW IS DElii'erod daily by motor cyclist, ensuring early and quicjc despatch over a wider area than ordinary. Residents oi the outlying districts should note this change. II the measure ol' support accorded j to this venture justifies the change it j will be permauontly established. T (JST. A (.Jold Watch •with brooch attached, between Jvoputaroa and Levin, last (Sunday. kl reward. Apply Chronicle Ollice. 1077-hv WANT 101) KNOWN—'£2OO worth stock, damaged l»y "water and damp in our Tremendous bargains, tsoo' our windows. Utiles and Levin. 110 UOWHEN U A I'TUJ ITU ROWERS' ASSOCIATION. CBllie oidinary nnjjitJily meeting til the llorowhenua i'ruitgrower.s' Assoeialion will he held in Air .1). Smart's l'lßllllM Oil L<T! I'D AY EVEN IN CI, the JOth inst., at 8 o'clock. MARCO EOSELLA, 1072-3 Secretary. WANTED.- -A Strong Hoy to loarn Trade. T. D. Leitch, JfTack.smith, Oliau. 1073-F A DAN til I ', -will be lield in the Weraroa Hall on Thursday at S o'clock' sharp. (Jenls Is, ladies a basket. 107-1-2 Our Permanent Column. 4' ' l-'OK READY R EKE HENCE. TJJIO KIONCIN'G ACT. ERIOCTiON OE FENCES. A leueo ol any ol the kinds mentioned in the Second Schedule is a Millicient fence within the ineaning of llio Lenciiig Act (5.7). The occupiers of adjoining lands not divided by a .sullicient lcnee are liutile Lo join in or contribute in equal proportions Lo the erection ol >'t lence oetween sii(.h lands, although such lence may not extend along the whole boundary line. l.iui no occupier is liabie in contribute to any lence- which is not, an far am piaoticbble, continuous Lhioiighoiit its h-nglh. i ll 10 KI : LES OF Til 10 HO.U). The Unto o! the Road i* a paradox Iplite ; For in driving your carriage along, 11 yon bear lo liie left you are sure to go right, If you Pirn to the right you go wrong. Hut in walking the streets 'tis a different ease ; l'o tho right it is right won should steer, On ihe lelt should be lelt enough ol clear space For the people who wish U> walk there. SiRIKIMJ HUSK fTTTINUS. 11 iin porlanv element oi success it .:11 ikikng rose cuttnigs in .summer is keeping them pei'iectly fresh - i-0 , they must ha just as i'rc.di when placed in the soil as when cut irom the trees; n tact, the work can not* be done kio quici.iy. If once the cuttings shrivel ami they t-hrivel r'apidly — few will giov. ; but if quite Iresli, well selected, and rightly inserted, teiv will lail. This o.sfniial of per!eel Ireshne.ss var ce maintained when the number of cuttings is limited. SIOIODS RIOUUIRIOD TO SOW A S ACRE. itarley, 2J Ui ?.'l btisliols; boJUie. 2 lo •_'i bushel.-,; buckwheat, or brank, li btiah"!s; cabbage (drumhead), to tvansplaut, I lb; canary, :5 pkgs; e-";rot in drills, M L-o 12 lbs; clover, — oo i 7 lbs; Inr/.e or gorse, lor leed, 20 to 21 bs; do. ior .single-line leiicing, to sow olio nnle. If to ! lbs; kohl rabt (Unntprooted eahbagej, to transplant, 1 lb; do., drilled, 1 lbs, iinsee.d,, lor tlax, 2J bushels; liusewl, for 1J bushels, iueerne, hroadca.st, 20 lbs; do., drilled, lo lbs; mustard, white, i pkt; mangold wurtael. o lbs; oats, 3 to 1 busbol:-; parsnip. 10 lU-; rape or cole, 1 pKt; rye. 2j lo Ji bushels; rye grass (if drilled, one-i'oiirfli lessj, 2 to 2i busln.>ls; liainfoiu, giant, o bushed; tares, winter, 21 bushels; do., spring, 2 to 24 bushels; trilolium incaniiitum, 24 lbs; turnip, 2 to Ji lbs; turnip stubble, -i lbs; wheat. 2jj Lo 2J uu.-iiels. LIOGAL TENDER. Tender of monow may legally bo made in tlie cas eot broiuce coins, tor any amount not exceeding is; in the case of silver coins, not exceeding 10s; in tli eeaso of gold coins for any ainouiiL, unless coined prior to the reign ol Queen Victoria (A<i tuui dl Vic. c. 10, sec. 4. and Royal Proclamation 22, Nov., 1800). Rank notes are now legal tender in New Zealand and are still a first charge on the assets ol the bank of issue ("Rank Note Issue Act, 181)3 TWELVE O'CLOCK AT NOON 1 N Z. MEAN TIME. ; As compared with— Adelaide ... • - - 10 0 a.m. Aden 3 31 a.in. Alexandria -• 2 28 a.m. | AinsLei dam ... ••• 0 50 a.m. Rorlin J 23 a in. | Berne ... 1 oam. j Bombay 5 21 a.m. j Boston •' 7 46 pm. Brindisi 1 42 a ni. , Brisbane ... ••• 10 30 am. Brussels 6 24 \ tn. !

JJaintioMt air nest in evening shoes ; for ladies. Quality shoes of oaso and | elegance, smart, pstylish and durau'a, j for town or countifv /wear, are to > ; obtained from if M. Pink, J^evin. \ .■ i