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Horowhenua Chronicle, 27 May 1916, Page 1

"ALL WHO WOULD ACHIEVE BUO OEM SHOULD ENDEAVOUR TO MEBIT IT." haro daring tkl fori 7«r spared no oxpona* in «nd*aYouring to make oar Boor M«ond to none in Now Zealand, and cab now eonidontly ataart wo hava aioooodod in doinfl so. Wo invito all who onjoy A GOOD GLASS OF BEER To Ask For Staples' Best now on draught at almost all hot*]* in th* City and aorroanding diatrivta, and «on£d*ntly anticipate thoir rerdiat will ho that Staplca and Go. fcaro aao. coasfally remorod tho roproaah that Good Boor ooald not ho hrowad i Wellington. J, STAPLES & Co., (Limitad), Molesworth and Marphy Street*, WELLINGTON. MOTOR CYCLE DELIVERY. IHOROWHENUA DAILi OH RON! OLE fTTHE CHRONICLE NOW IS Delivered "'aily by motor .yolist, ensuring early and quick despatch t»rei a wider area than ordinary. Resident* of the outlying districts should ot* this change. If the measure of support acoorded to this venture justifies the change it will bo permanently established. ILL I A ivl gI TOR E Y BASH AND DOOR raOrORY BASH AND DOOR »' U TORT Beddon-atr«et, Werarcv 4 LARGE Stock of Doors an.i Ba&heo alwaya on hand. All Vmds of joinery mad* on the shortest notionWrit® for quotations, or ring op 'phono EOR SALE

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