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Horowhenua Chronicle, 26 May 1916, Page 1

"ALL WHO WOULD ACHIEVE BDOQSU SHOULD JNDEAVOCR TO UEB.IT IT." TT7B bar* daring «»' paurt jar ayarad na axpanaa in andaaToaring to mak« oar Bear aaaond to none in Naw Zoalasd, anil oaa now oonSdentiy ataart ir* have aaooaadad in doing ao. Wa inrita all who anjay A GOOD GLASS OF BEER To Ask For Staples' Best now on draught at almost all hotala in tha Oity and ivtrr©Briding diatriets, and ©onidantlj anticipate thair verdiat will ha that Btaplaa and Co. have aao. oasafally ramorad tha raproach that Good Baar aoald nat ka brawad : Waliinfffcon. J. STAPLES & Co., (Limitad) Moleeworth and Marphj Street*, WELLINGTON.

MOTOR CYCLE DELIVERY. HOROWHENUA D AIL it OH RON f OLE rriHE CHRONICLE NOW IS Delivered daily by motor .yciist, ensuring early and quick despatch o-'ei a wider area than ordinary. Resident* of the outlying districts should ot»» this change. Tf the measure of support accorded to this venture justifies the change it will bo permanently established. Yy ILL I A ivl Qi rOR E Y HASH AND DOOR, ?AO TORI SASH AND DOOR Pi f FORT geddon-atreet. Werarov 4 LARGS Stock of Doors *a J Bashee alw»y* on hand. Al) Wnda of joinery made on the ahortwt notio* Write for quotation*, or ring a* 'phono 48. - FOR SALE HP7 acres lialf mile Otaki Railway, I I 5 roomed liouse, hot and cold water ; well sobdivideil and watered. 6 stall cowshed. Pries, £44 per acre. £700, Cash. -| £)/% acres, 2 miles from school, JLm U creamery, and Post Office, Otaki. Rich river flats, 11 paddocks well'watered ; 5 roomed house, all necessary outbuildings, Registered dairy. PrSr'p £45 Per , acre '. £ l ooo £ ril»v, cfeTW cash required, or would exchange for smaller farm. Qf* acres 2 and a half miles from OU Railway, school, and creamery, All grassed, 5 roomed house, all necessary outbuildings ; well subdivided. TERMS, £40 per acre going concern. 24 cows, 10 heifors, 1 horsh, trap and harness. Cash required, £500. APPLY TO J R (•. Slansell. LAND nnii ri\A.\r:\i. U.kni" '.\ i.l! vi:OA : 38) :i VNNuN '20.)

G. WOODMASS, Shannon Representative. 1 MADE MY WINDOWS PRETTY." , - Peach's Beautiful Book told mo all about it." V?Rf7l7 toalL PEACH'S Br Mm I*i M M Patent Hp.m Curtains. mi " Quite New & different. Ideal for Casements. The greatest problem which confronted me win ;: I was furuislr'H !"-re, was how to dress the windows in i '; active fashion 011 un economic:'.! ' 't confess (hat I wrs considerabh 1 "lil I wrote to Peach - for their b > ::c Decorations"—'.l tgreater poi 1 incited to curtains ani decorations. of the most cliarnn; :- designs, :' 1 most unattractr. e windows c ■ '■ i and inviting. It is the 0n... ■ . •'uducod which tells 01 Peach's Spcci ii !-alcnt Hems and SunfaL-. r . Fabrics. These — 1 in themselves are wortli a volume Jj||li|[ H f [81 i 1 j ill' pi °' des^ r ! r>t ' 011 ' Mtl |p« ?e* ksx sum;estions not tl"' y . •t"' l | : ' 0, ' lie e ami . nu "' e q e u r ; r ° ( j rS«f>-«i»wu iciiULPm x but it was possible to i.it p. glar.rc iust tiow much each window v/ouid coit. iinii thru by reference to tlie one cvjid easily _s»;e how the window would lock wltcn finished. The Book also contains many varieties of oiiici- necessities, HOUSEHOLD . LINENS, UNI}IiUV./EAR, CLOTHING, LADIES' BLOUSES, LACES, etc Flic illustrations V'.'.-m 1 superb. Nowhere is it t?i!i1o to obt.tin c'.'Mins of such exquisite taste. A plain f.ici also to the .. , most casual obset vet 'lii'Jfj. V;t*jfiCi(inS3K was th«! »-.io:«shi"^!y Pcach'sLoom l'jicc-. ,Ti .( 25°/o CHEAPEIS. Kg! $ 3 Bfj | « Here were beautiful S;;S| 'I,j- ft i j'/ 1-" Rfi designs of enrta lit 4, -i;|, |! , $ designs exclusiv - toWWe I#. tnjifc . UJ Jff Messrs. Samncl I" 1 " 1 ;hI ,J / 1 jjl end Sons, the actmi {if? 1 V|i'l /f I s K/ > »i ntakef; whic.i weie. at , l ,«' • I »K! lea-t ->■ - cent cheaper 1 isiii'.llv pays f •.•:.t ordinary i *!ig!it/ul styles art et, they were i.,. 10 un in the book. '"r!. ; oup e o P n below, or s-nU postcard for fHE LOOM'-. ■ LnS'aJß. F K 2 E COUPON " * 5 C 33