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Horowhenua Chronicle, 14 July 1916, Page 3

SALE.—Crossley J2J h.p. Karo-. sene engine in goodl order, suitable for milking plant, saw bencn. pump or shearing. Apply promptly, Chronicle Office. 745-4 "J' G3T.—Between Knwiu road and "Hotel Arcadia, kit of motor to'is. Finder please returned to Hotel Arcadia. 746-1 i IMPOUNDING NOTICE. TMPOUXiDED at Levin Pound, by Geo. Watson, County Banger 1 black amd white cow, bit out <>t near ear. I 1 red cow, broken punch hois in the \ off ear. 1 red and white cow, piece cut cff the side of tile off ear. Impounded 1 off the Mako Mako rood. If not claimed and expenses paid will be sold on the 27th day of July. 1916, at 12 o'clock noon. E. WILSON. 744-1 Poundkeeper. WAIKANAE STOCK SALE. TTESDAY. JULY lSttr. 1916. O ALGETY AND CO., LJMITbiD . will sell at 1 p.m.— 40 ewes in lamb to Romneye. 3 lnt cows. •3 fat maiden heiferw. 8 forward cows 2 prime heifers 10 yearling mixed cattle. fi good springing cows On account <>f Hira Parata, who is reducing his herd. — 10 cows August and September calvei'K. coming to oth calf, good and sound. 743-3 WAIKANAE STOCK SALE. TUESDAY, JOLT 18th. 1910. li/lESSRS ABRAHAM AND W-t LTAMS. LTD.. will sail as -ihovc at 1 p.m. - 110 fat we'theiß. SO fat ewes and wethers ,16 springing lieifere 2 2-year iheifers 12 dairy cows (August calvers). 10 yearling steers O.i account of F. Cordukes, Esq., who has sold part of hie property.— 200 Romney ewe hoggets. 100 "Romnev .ewes in lamb 30 ZO-months steers. 712-3 LESSENS ITS SEVERITY. While influenza seldom resuits fatally it is indirect cause of many deaths as pneumonia, frequently ifollo-WB it. We have yet to hear of influenza resulting in pneumonia when- Chamberlain's Cough Remedy was taken at the beginning of the attack. When Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is taken the influenza is greatly lessoned in its r.averity audi any tendency towards pneumonia is checked. Chamberlain's Cough Ronm- 1 - to restore the i • i.ealtfiy condition. — >

Where is it ? That little Shop well filled, That supplies the farms well tille And all 'good wives willed. Where is it ? Why its H. E. KEYS S. r. E. KEY.", Oxford ?t ' EVJN r j HI.. I l-'-'l O- D/, '1 It G ROCh-R.

Easy to Keep Down Expenses J"ho cost of a Mi lor Cycle docs not end with its purchase : There is the maintenance. To keep this item down it is absolutely essential that you use the very best lubricating oils, benzine, and replace parts. Neglect regarding these ruins tho machine and damages considerably tlio bank account. If not an expert yourself, go to a trustworthy man when you need oil, benzinu, or parts for your machine. For instance, W. SMITH. His materials are of tho very best, and his customers find the ruiuiing cost of their machines negligible in comparison to what it was when they bought elsewhere, and they find it is easy to keep down expenses i.ow. Here are the Prices:- — Dunlop and John Bull belts (all sizes) 17/6 ; Moebius oil, 7/- per rrallon ; Moboline oil, 5/6 per gallon ; Motor Cycle tyres 26 x 2| Palmer £2 15; Dunlop (heavy) £2 17 6 ; Miohelin (20 x £2 5 tubes frotn JOs .Cd ; Motor pumps from 4s 6d : mbtor cycle lamps from £1 15. * i A« » ■ £*r til g § The trustworth Dealer who W MI I H sells the very best material in the Cycle Trade. OXFORD STREET. LEVIN.

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"JOHN BULL" and "BRITANNIA" Two Good Tyres ! '

good tyres YOU CAN DEPEND Ul'ON— reliable Britishers. Wo carry full stocks o£ these for both cycles and mot -r cycles— and prices are on a very low level ! Amongst other makes of tyivs, we have the famous Dunlopt', Barnett-Glass, Avon and Bates. Particulary fine value is the BarnettG.'ass, now reduced from 17s Gd to 16s 0 and a 1:-' months' guarantee given. Let us fit jiiu 1 Motor Cycle or Cycle with high quality tyres. See about it now ! Owing to rising freights f iture importations may be increased in price. Now'b tha r time ! Robertson & Co., Motor and Cycle Engineers* LEVIN and FOXTON • . 6