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Horowhenua Chronicle, 29 December 1915, Page 4

-| A/VAC&ES; • Education reserve, J-WU renewable overy 21 years, about "16 years ■to i irn.. Rental i«W ISa"p.a.' All flat aud.pioughable; *&-• roomed house. Sculler/, Pantry, V©raudah, Conservatory; 16-bail cowahed, concrete barn 30 x 16. Trap shed, ©to Would exchange for 16 or 26 aoro Farm | A few choice butineflfi sites in'Plimmer Terrace from £15 per foot; LOANS ARRANGED. House and Building Sites on easy Term#. — — • — - , Ai'i'i.x .. : ; , J Ji (i.Sfynseii, u&Xl) and FINANCIAL AGENT hltAitUA b8) SHANNON (Phone 20.) I I* j . C" IHRISTMAS CAKES and CONF'SC- / ? 1 TIONERY at Hughes's, Oxford- } fitreec, Levin. • . _' ! l ' JdOltOWiOiliN UA OOUNTi: j council;I SURFACEMAN FOB WIUOKJLNO RIDING. APPLICATIONS are invited up- to Friday; the 7th January, 1915, from competent men willing to fill the position of Surfaceiinan." Wages !»■'. per day. P. W. GOLDSMITH, 1491-3 County Clerk. LOST. —.Between Beaoa and Queenstreet, via TiroTu'o road, a goiu brooch with bird, heart aiid bell, lUwurd at Chronicle Omce. 1511-3 LOST.— Between A. Jj. YVlilliajn&'a and P. E. Palmes's, Heatherlea, poet olhce savings bank box No. H.S.B. 443(54. Finder please return.to Leviy Post Office. 1510-3 W ILL the person wno removed an overcoat from mail oar at Shannon on Thursday night pleaso return to save further trouble. 1512-a. COUNTER BOOKS/ |JAPEIt FOR COUNTER BOOKS has risen in cost of late, and already the prices for books have been advanced by the manufacturers. The Chronicle is in a position to place orders with advantage lor all tradespeople. Order- before further rises are made. PRESENT PRICES jo uuokb 7a, (ijoo-is oi ou duplicate.*; 11)0 books od. iiuU books 3^d. 000 books IQUO books i!id oUUL) boohs 2d. (For books ol J.OO duplicates.) oU books lOd. 100 books Bd. 200 books lid. 000 books sd. iuOO books 42d.

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v Nothing Can Undermine it. People are aometiiiics slow to recognise tri-ue merit, and they "cannot be blamed, lor 60 many have been numbugged ui die past. The experience ol hundreds or people in Now Zealand, expressed publicly through newspapers and oilier (sources, places Dwan's .Backache Jxidney Pills on a hrni ioundatiuii Jiere:

Mr l'\ W. -Gardes, proprietor, Family Hotel, Foxton says,—"As the result of a strain caused., through heavy lilting, i suffered a lot from pains in my back. At times 1 was in agony ami could not move without enduring torture ana it was impossible ior me to' stand up straight. 1 tried aiinosi every remedy known for my complaint, hut it was not until 1 liad taken a few doses of Loan's Backache Kidney Pills which were , recommended as a reliable medicine, that I felt at last, 1 was getting better. I continued with, these pills until i wan quite well again taking live bottles in all. J feel in splendid .health now and Ireo from pain. I think my cure a marvellous one, and 1 am very grateful to Doan's Backache Kidney Pills for tingood they have done me."

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