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Horowhenua Chronicle, 29 May 1916, Page 1

"ALL WHO WOULD ACHIEVE BDO GBM SHOULD ENDEAVOUR TO MJBSUT IT." bar* darin| th« p&st ;ur sp«red no ospens* in •ndMTOvring to m*k« a*r Bnt iMond to none in N*w Zealand, find out n«ir «onid*nt!j «ca«rit wm hsva aaooe«d*d in doing >o. Wa invito all who cmj«jr A GOOD GLASS OF BEER To Ask For Staples' Best now on draught fit timoct *11 hotels in ths City and »arroi>nd. ing dutrivta, and nonfidently anticipate th«ir verdiet will 1m that Staples and Go. have sao. oewfallj ramor«d tha rsproach that Good Sw could not b« la rawed i Wellington. J. STAPLES & Co., (Limited) Moleeworth end Marshy Street*, j WELLINGTON. MOTOR OYOLE DELIVERY. HOROWHENUA DAILY OHRONTOLJS rrl HE CHRONICLE NOW IS delivered <laily by motor cyclist, ensuring early and quick despatch o"ei a wider area than ordinary. Resident! of the outlying districts should ot» this change. If the measure of support accorded to this venture justifies thexchange it will be permanently established. ■yy illiaji g torey BASH AND DOOR ?fIC?rORY SASH AND DOOR f u TORT fieddon-street. Werarp* 4 LARGE Stock of Doors moi Sashee always on hand. All kinds of joinery made on the shortest noti®». Write for quotations, or ring ap 'phon» 4« EOK SALE 7t~j acros half mile Otaki Pailway # 5 roomed house, hot and cold water ; well sobtlivided and watered. 6 stall cowshed. Price, £44 per acre. £700, Cash. "J / S acres, 2 miles from school, creamery, and Post Ofl'ioe, Otaki. Rich river fiats, 11 paddocks well watored ; 5 roomed house, all necessary outbuildings, Registered dairy. D Xf l' er acre, £1000 a lICv, i cash required, or would exchango 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. TEIIMS, £40 per acre going concern. 24 cows, 10 heifers, 1 horsli, trap and harness. Cash required, JL'oOO. APPLY TO J R U. Stan sell. I.AND »ad MNANCIA!. AC KM' \VEU\ROA <riiou« :W) SHANNON Cl'hoaf m.) G. WOODMASS, Shannon Representative. 5 HOW S MADE fo«Y WINDOWS PRETTY." -Peach's Beautiful Book [ told ma all about it." WUFS 1 toaU- £ ■ J ffi J Patent Hem Curtains. Quite New SI different. Ideal for Casements. The greatest problem which confronted me whc-i: I was tiiniislmiL ''nme, was how to dress the windows in >'.■ . '.active fashion on an economical ' • • ' .i=t confess that I was considerably «iil I wrote to Peach -; for their >me Decorations"-ti c greater port- • cvoted to curtains am! decoration®. • ;f the most charmii".; designs, s 1 ■ ■ most unattractive windows c : i / and inviting. It is the o;i/v i i lodnccd which tells d! Peach's Special talent Hems and Sunfa .l Fabrics. These frgT" i i "W'i in themselves are worth a volume lll'<Wlml> I 11'ililililIf'fll °* de s eri P'' o n. iJillil I !' 1J t!!i_lJjJlijiiiliit ' was most "embodied the actual size a,ld m,mber of t£gsSt--~/t—curtains required KiSSs" M AwraLt OAT i:«sirr* man r< »• but it was possible to set at a glance just how much each window would cost, and then by reference to the book one could easily see how the window would look when finished. The Book also contains many varieties o! other necessities, HOUSEHOLD ILINENS, UNDERWEAR, CLOTHING, LADIES' BLOUSES, LACES, etc The illustrations were superb. Nowhere is it ,josiibie to obtain curtains of such exquisite taste. A plain the Peach's Loom Prices | for K/st ordinary Delightful styles art i ■they were ishowit in the book* qi' ' • MiL P U lO simp'ly because Peach's are the 2cm 't. -.v-rs supplying direct to the users and h..v < s' reputation. . Fi coupon below, or send postcard for Free 1 .! , . this magnificent book. You will never tease U ; idmire its contents. Write now. >e4 the handsome book " Ideal Home Decoratu c - bj? Miurn S PEACH & SONS, (Dept. 30 /• fHE LOOMS, NOTTINOHAM, England. ' * FREE coupon U3B i