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Horowhenua Chronicle, 29 December 1915, Page 3

A ramoua gnoc tor gentlemen — a really distinctive "all British" — all leather, welted golt or walking siioo with a reputation behind it can bo obtained at Fred Pink's.—Adn. CURB FOR RHEUMATISM, This ia not a patent medicine; it is a prescription of an eminent English specialist. For years 1 had been a sutt'erer rrom chronic rheumatism. One year ago I consulted one or the leading specialist*, now dead. On reecipt of postage stamps, money order, or posta! notes for 4b 6d I will poßt 12 doses of the remedy, which this specialist declared to be the only, thing known to science aa a core, for this painful di sease.—F. Greville, Editor N.Z. Dairyman, Box 502, Wellington.—Advt. ■

't WANTED COLUMN." iUVERTHEMENTS under this heading arc charged for at the rate ol is (Ca>h) for words and 2s if Socke-i. DENTAL VACATION. MY Pre.niseß will be closed Ironi the 24th December, 1915 until Monday, 10th January, 1016. inclusive. D. £>. MACKENZIE, 15134 Dentist. I —"—" —TI 'Tui' Grass Seeds, Government Tested Mr. Cockayne, Government Biologist, i&yi: A so-called 'cheap' (?) clover- seed ke tested contained only. 21 germinating seeds out of every 100; 45 (ailed to germinate and tke remaining 34 were weeds of 23 different varieties! (See Agricultural Journal, 1912, p. 439.) Writ© to-day for •Tui' Seed Samples Thtyare free. Tke Government germination teats are given, and freigkt-paicl prices quoted. Can you alford any ether sort ? HODDER & TOLLEY, Ltd. s«edimeii 1 Ranfitikei St NORTH. \i-£■:-j./Vv.'c'V'. „,^■."l!. ■ v:"i\