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Horowhenua Chronicle, 1 June 1916, Page 1

'ALL WHO WOULD AOHIIVB SUOGBBi SHOULD BNDEAVOUR TO MERIT IT." w bar* daring taa part jur spared n« azporife in •uds&Toaring to m»k« oer Boar Mcond to none in N«w Zealand, kn4 cu n«ir •onSdsntty umt 1 ir« lisra aotooMdad in doing m. W» inrito all who «nj«j A GOOD GLASS OF BEER To Ask For Staples 7 Best now on draught at almost all hotala in tho City and mrroß riding diatrivta, and eonicUntlj anticipate thair verdict will b« that Btaplaa and 00. have aao. oaaafally ramorad tha raproaoh that Good Baar aoald nat ba brawad i Wallin#ton. J. STAPLES i Co, (Limited) Moleaworth and Marj»hy Street*, WELLINGTON. MOTOR CYCLE DELIVERY. HOROWHENUA DAI Li OHRONTULifI HHHB CHRONICLE NOW IS D& livered 'laily by motor ;yolist, ensuring early and quick despatch c~ot a wider area than ordinary. Residents of the outlying districts ahould ot" this change. If the measure of support accorded to this venture justifies the change it will be permanently established. —— ILL I A ivi Q TORE Y SASH AND DOOR rsOrORTT BABH AND DOOR >' it TORT Heddon-atreet. W©raro* 4 LARGS Stock of Doom ui Baahea alwaya on hand. AU Vtnds of joinery mada on the shortest notioa Write for quotation*, or ring op 'phone 46. J?OB SALE '"7 ■'"7 acres half milu Otaki Paihvay it 5 roomed house, hot and cold water ; well sobdiviclocl and watered. 6 stall cowshed. Price, £44 per acre. £700, Cash. "| acres, 2 miles from school, ±.£\J creamery, and Post Office, Otaki. Rich river flats, 11 paddocks well watered ; 5 roomed house, all necessary outbuildings, Registered dairy. D JP / C Per acre, ±,'IOOO I riCC, oash required, or would exchange for smaller farm. Q acres 2 and half miles from 00 Railway, school, and creamery, All grassed, 5 house, all necessary outbuildings ; well subdivided. TERMS, £40 per acre going concern. 24 cows, 1(5 heifers, 1 horsh, trap and harness. Cash required, £500. APPLY TO J R (I Slaiiseil. LAND and FINANCIAL Af: 1A T WERAROA (Thune SS) SHANNON' (Phon. 20.) G-. WOODMASS, Shannon Representative. 5 HOW 1 MADE MY WINDOWS PRETTY." > - Peach'a Beautiful Book told me all about it." 17111717 to all. It'lcns Jr KuEl Patent Hem Curtains. Quite New & different. Ideal for Casements. The greatest problem which confronted me \vhc: 1 was furnish,n — • riac, was how to dress t)ie windows in 'rnctive fashion on an econoniicnl 1 ,:-t confess that I w?s considerably ; ..t:til I wrote to reach's for their b<",; Decorations"-the greater port. -'evoted to curtains an<J decorations . f the most chdrit l ! designs, s 1 . inost unattractive windoyvs c : / anH inviting. It is the ohm- !• ■. i'up !uccd which tells oi Peach's Specie: t'ilcnt Hems and Sunlasi is. Fabrics. These inthemselvesare ' jjjll worth volume W ijja jfflM 1 impressed b^tlie otdy embodied curtains requir-d ■^wßß>*uo>tauo»Bß!»io«iiibut it was possible to see at a £ianr.e i;ist how much each window would cost, «nd then by reference to the book one co-aid easily see how the window would lock when finished. The Book also contains inany varieties i-f other necessities, HOUSEHOLD LINENS, UNBERWEAB, CLOTHING, LADIES' BLOUSES. LACES, etc 1 lie illustrations yvcre superb. Nowhere is it possible to obtain curtains of such exquisite taste. A plain fact also to the xpTjrETTTM'T Peach's Loom Priccs 1 ra 25° ° CHEAPER. M ,ifJx J| Here were II / Irl si maker*° which were, at j/ | gOT 8 }' ,a ' "St ordinary delightful styles art '. they were rthe book. i lienor in ~ , , • ; 4 i s simply because Peach s ate she a'.- i. -. ' s supplying direct to the users and h.v •' s' reputation. . . I : roupon beloyv, or send postcard tor Free i. . this magnificent bonk. You w.) never cease t; idmire its contents. Write now. ie. the handsome book "Ideal Hmne Decoiatu - by return. S. I'EACH & SONS» (P C P U fHE LOOMS, NOTTINGHAM, Englantf. > FREE coupon