Cjje (%-onick pubusukd daily. LEVIN. TUK6J>AV. SJil'TKMUhij 11. UU-'i. LUGAL AND GENERAL

Horowhenua Chronicle, 14 September 1915, Page 2

Cjje (%-onick pubusukd daily. LEVIN. TUK6J>AV. SJil'TKMUhij 11. UU-'i. LUGAL AND GENERAL

A k'giicy of I2UU has bivii Ji'it to Levin .\Ji'tl)o(lii,b Liiiiraj by the Jaie Mian Irwiu, oi Jlimakiiu. Air J. G. Viacom ha* .sold In., .a.u'.\ m 'Oiid property to mi- x. AiRTJaw. win) will c'iiu-j- lino next inuiilii i"v >|.u., Lu.ij ui uk ..,■■.<:■ " Ll '" ; " JlU, '' u ..;- ;.oi. i,,.l ev.n.i,»>'i.:ll .Uc, 11,,, a , 3 ,,0, l .UU-lKiaiiLV Ul l'lflllbl.'l-s. llic ail I OiliaULVbiiCL'L iicri .'jaLi.'ji.tirLuiy ami .s.iuui'U l.iiiL -iv.iuy iv; ls uciiig nuu.i.-. L'llO IIL'W JUclllljL'l-j Ull., ijujllg Lu LllO litUH, uitis luiiiiiicil. iiiiuiiny an ncrciiAL: oi live iur the quarter. A jiiwHiny; ui ilk' wus liolil in the rrt'sbyU'i-ian OJiurcli hist I'VoJiiny lu c-uiisulcr Ihv (jiiebtiou 01 lJoiiHing a now liiinJstLT. Alter home discussion ii selection coniinittee was mcL up iind this choie Jour uiijiistujw, ij oiii whom a iinal .selecfcion wilJ be made alter each has visaed Levin, Hie Innds ol jlicvjii JJand arc now ia better condition than aioretiine, und the band is about to a unHurin. It will be ot blue. Hie coat in ?ioiiuie-brea»U)d, ami hub ulack braid the cay m ol wJiito with black peak, and the trou&eis mivu a side stripe of white. The Hcv. W. ii. Abbey ha«i maue such iiood progress towards recovery alter the one-ration perloriued on unii at 'i'ulnierstou that he was ably to return to hits homo in Levin to-day. A drive iroin tiie- road into the residence of -Mr Al. b. E. Uorrinye luis been completed by vur A. J. fcliailer, ot Palniorston Sorth. There -ire BUU trees on the drive—all Jiughsli varieties—and everyone is doing well and establishing itsell. lu a lew years' time Uio drive bliohlU be an ornameut to the district. Messrs, Ward, Lock and Uo. will shortly publish a story ,ontitled, "31y i'l-iend Phil." The writer is Miss Isabel Maud Peacockc, of Auckland. ' it is claimed that thorc is a charm and sweetness in this exquisite and humorous story of a boy, a man ,and a maid, ' that is certain to win lor its talented author a wide circle ol admirers, 'ilie book is likely to prove a delicious and ( stimulating tonie.