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Horowhenua Chronicle, 27 November 1915, Page 4

SHANNON SALE. "TUESDAY, .NOVEMBER. 30. 1915 1 Tlyl ESSRS ABRAHAM AND WILItJLIIAMS, Ltd will sell at 1 p.m.- ; 100 4-tooth shorn wothere 30 fat ewes 50 woolly 2-tootlis 30 woolly ewes 30 yearling steers 35 2 andi 3-yoar old steers 10 15-months steers 8 store cows 13 fat cows 6 weauers 6 heifers 5 bulls. 1407.-3. MILLING Wheat 6s; iieavy Algerian seed Gb tid; seed/ maizo os; pollard 14s 6d per sack. At Parker anu Viuceut's, Levin. FOR PRIVATE SALE.—Largo Din- - ing Table, polished, copper iur- ' nishings, good as new. Bargain price £3 sa. Address at Chronicle office. 1405-3 , MOTOR CYCLE DELIVERY. HOROWHENUA DAILY CHRONICLE THE CHRONICLE NOW IS Delivered daily by motor 'jyolist, ' ensuring early and quick despatch ovei ". a wider area than ordinary. Resident* * of the outlying districts should r»ot»* this change. If the measure of support accorded to this venture justifies the chango it will bo permauontly established. , FOR SALE -| AA ACRES. Education reserve, Xvlv/ renewable every 2L years, about 16 yeans to run. Rental £38 15s p.a. All hat and ploughable; nroomed house. Scullery, Pantry, Voraudah, Conservatory; 16-bail cowshed, concrete barn 30 x 16. Trap shed, etc mICE £1250. Would exchange for 15 or 25 acre Farm & few choice buwuess sites in Plimmer Terrace from £15 pej- foot. LOANS ARRANGED. House and Building Sites on easy Terms. — — — APPLY J £ (i. Stansell, LAND and FINANCIAL AGENT WERAROA (Phone 38) SHANNON (Phone 20.) "ALL WHO WOULD ACHIEVE SUCCESS SHOULD ENDEAVOUR TO Mlfi&lT IT." VR7I3 hav» during taa ps*t - year spared uo axpsnae in endeavouring to mak« oar B««r %eoond to none in New Zealand, and oaa now confidently aeasrt WO hftva ascoGsded in doing no. Wo invito sil who an joy A GOOD GLASS OF-BEJ3R To Ask For Staples 7 Best now on draught at almost all hotels in th» City find aarrosinding districts, and ooufedeatly anticipate their verdiet will b« that Staples and Co. have otic oessfully remorod the reproach that Good Beer eould not be

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TEST «MJR COWS. \DS AND SHEKTS B«>LD IN LEVIN. OADS of 36 Forms, mtod and print yd and perfon»ced according to too hmi formula fur milk-testing competition!*, are obtainable at Tilt Chronicle Office, Levin.- Pads of 8C forms (enough for twelve raonrha' test for a herd), Us 3d each-; Herd iisturn Sbwta, ruled and printed un accouut hook paper, 3d each (ono au&cee for twelve inonthn). A.ppiy iiv trout Oiiiee ('•."•viuicle, L<-vin, or— JI. J. UK iUK'DS, Hon. Secretary, Ltjviy Branch

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