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Horowhenua Chronicle, 14 August 1916, Page 1

! I have Just Landed A Shipment Of LAMP GLASSES Owing to the shortage of of storage room I am selling them at redeced prices. ' This is the time of the year when most breakages occur. , Now is your opportunity to ba able ito replace these breakages at cheap prices. ROCHESTER or MILLAR LAMP GLASSES No 1, lid each. 3 for 2s 6d No 2, Is Id each 3 for 3s CRINKLED TOP LAMP GLASSES Nd 1. lid each. 3 for 2s 6d No 2, Is id each, 3 for 3s H C. SHEABGOLD. £. P. R.>Stos*e OHAU.

I EGK SALE fj acres half mile Otaki Bail way It 5 roomed house, hot and cold water ; well sobdivided and watered, 6 stall cowshed. Price, !£44 per acre. £700, Cash. 1 acres 'H 2 l m i' es fromSschool, J-AIU creamery, and Post Office, : i" Otaid. Rich river flats, 11 paddocks well watered o roomed house, all necessary outbuildings, Registered dairy. Pr; r » fiC Per acro > £100 ° A tivvj »Tw cash required, or would exchange for smaller farm. O acres 2 and a half miles from O U Kaihvay, school, and creamery. All grassed, 5 roomed house, all neuessary oucbuildiiigs ; well subdivided, TERMS, £-t0 per acre going concern. 24 cows, Hi heifers, I liorsh, trap and harness. Cash required, £500. APPLY TO j K (i. Stansell, LAND and FINANCIAL AGENT VVEUAROA (i'none 38) SHANNON (Phone 80.) G. WOODMASS, Shannon Rep- . . resentative. "ALL WHO WOULD AOHICV3 BUO> CESS is HO OLD BNDEAVOU* TO MJK*IT IT.'' 13 stirs aaring tu ! ;«r p.f sjed n» nspanatt in I a;. !*;.:oaring to nsaka Q«r B»ar ' ! r.--> ;■« r.on*' it: New t-ja vi-.; :•.<>» tvii.s ki-jtly auart n» hi;-.-a in doing to. We mrit* all who GOOD GLASS OF BEAR To Ask For Staples' Best >k-v: - u draught at aimoai all fc-jtris iii the Oily and nrreindU in a district*, and eocidaatlj. actinip&te th*ir verdiat will V« t; a Stapled and 00. Juts iio. r»mor«d tba raproaok that Good iSoar would net fee brow&d i Wellington. J. kTAfLES & Co., (Limited). f Molt*worth and Mmryhy Street*, WELLINGTON. MOTOR CYCLE DELIVERY HOROWHENUA DAILi OHRONIOUB rFIHE CHRONICLE NOW IS VMlivered daily by motor tyeliai, ensuring early and (juicjt despatch vrm a wider area than ordinary. Raudftatti of tho outlying dietrioti alioiild £«|a j this chango. , / If the meajbiire of support aooortM to this venture justifies the ohaogo M will be permanently established. A TRIBUTE PROM MR PETER DAWSON. -Mr Peter Dawson, the famous aingar, ivho.se phonograph records deligJtt millions of people aIV over the world, hjMI • paid a line tribute to the excellence <J# - , Mean's I'lseence, the yreat money- flaring remedy for coughs, colds, catarrh, , * .. ■ and other chest and throat trouble*. . He recently wrote: "1 am glad to say that a few doses of Hean's Eseeno* c-oinpletely, dispelled a cokl that had j, troubled me for several weeks. HeaJi • " - Essence costs only 2a. Added * water and sweetening it produoee • pint of the finest quality cough mi*- ' turo money can buy. bold by chamists and grocers or post free aam \ ceipt of prices from Hean, the ohemi«k, Wanganui.' —Advl. Every prudent than oaxrieft "Naßsl" in his vest pocket. Nothing bo ffood for preventing and relieving and coins. 60 doges Is 6d. —Ad. There are many ways of catohxajl cold, but the one quick reliever '< < , "Narol." Can be taken on aagar 'V inhaled. 60 donee la 6d. Qei it day.—Advt. f A point for good' housewives. Always use Shai Hnd's Baking Powder. Costs leaßt: goes farthest: gives 'MM V remtfta- 4 . iidl% ''

¥ whatever for internal treatment of any sort—all that is required is to apply Charuberkfin's Pain Balm and massage the back at, each application. It is always best to keep quiet ■'or a few days as every movement of the body aggravates the disease. Chamberlain's Pain Balm has been nsodi successfully in many cases. One ?ipplication relieves the pain. Fore a , every who re.—Adrt. D*e "NAZOL" and yon yron'i keep a bad cold or sore throat above a day or two. Act* like a oharm. Get a botMa TO-DAY. i it',. ITS UNIFORM SUCCESS. The fact that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is the proper medicine for children has been demonstrated by its, uniform succcfis'in cases of coughs, colds and croup. 'The fact that it contains no narcotics and is pleasant to take makes it especially suitable for children. Adults will find Chamberlain's C-ough Remedy equally valuable for themselves and will ■be pleased with the prompt relie fthat it affords. For sai<? everywhere.—Adrt. 1 For Chronic Chest Complaints Woods' Great Peppermint Cure