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Horowhenua Chronicle, 2 September 1916, Page 1

(Better Late Than Never — MEN ! But Better Never Late— BIG BEN ! I Big Ben The Winner I 12/6 7/6 g Either will wake you fsom you/ bed ihese cold I: winier mornings. fall ;> ji.s inspect- these splendid reliable alarm clucks ill", WINCHESTER , WSLUaMS, THE WATCHMAKERS i'c JEWELLERS, 716, The Domiiiion Imar Walcfi, 7/6 This watch ia thoroughly dependable. accurate and durable, tu;.de u> siand rough usk and to keep accurate time ui'".or any conditions all round pocket time servicw it has never been equalled. Every watch or clock sold by us carries with it a twelve months' written guarantee. FREE REPAIRS Winchester Th© PRACTICAL, WATCHMAKERS & JEWELLERS, I Oxford Street, t.BVIN I All Postal orders rece 1 v-(- our :>e atter?tiou 3 E, I', POj ;u ; Qreat JivjJ advantage of buying direct from the Curtains, all iv.akcs. Casement Kgl Nets and Fabrics, Muslins, Liucnc, Crstoim-is, . Underwear, MM Hosiery, Blouses, Laces. Imports from our I/joms direct saving several profits. HI ill Full complete information in Catalogue, PFiifulreds 01 Illustrations. Write now to-day and see what you save. °We Gunrantec Delivery. Kstahlislied 60 Years. S. PEACH & SONS, 633 THE LOOMS. NOTTINGKAIVI, ENGLAND. T OLASCUIT.—A special j.i- t; iul Tl OT PI ESI HOT PIES I—For H cattle food 10s 1401b ban. try H. J. Hughes, Oxfor a bag for your cow; increases milk --troet, Kevin. Cakes of all kinds t wonderfiillv.—Parker and Vincent. w.-i.vs ready at shop. VXJTAiS' i'ED KNOWN.—7OI bs la &ug- \ v 7'.\ M I*. 10.- ■Th who want sati * » <ar. i'lb bos Tea, 1 tin Kerosene., fa:-t : to r.rlnjr along tbe 30s; 2c\vt, bag of Lime for the gr:rli-:i av.clm'k «n<l repair 4s 6d; bn.s of '! ;V ; Kvi-. vihfi!.' ci-.mtwl and turned o Boned list- IfV (1101b bags'). P.-irkor ' ••••• -u The Jewelle and Vincent's store. !. 761-'

Hefo Id Win the War! JL Our QaSlaiif- 3-olcliers Need Munitions, Food and Cloi!i}-,g. procure these the State Needs Money. - . ' -. FEW IN NEW ZEALAND ARE TOO POOR TO HELP IN THE WAY NOW PROVIDED. Have You SIXTEEN Shillings? HAVE YOU TWICE THRICE OU TEN TIMES THAT SUM? TH YOU CAN HELP! Ige FOR SiXTEEN SHILLINGS Ific | foqfiW _ 11l IIIIIIIWI—IIIBIMIII■IlillW—!!■—IIIIBIII—!■—Ml—hIIWI1MWU1 I You can buy a War Loan Certificate valued at £1 ONE POUND '• STERLING £f H I.MIIiMIIIUBH MBW—T'i'WIIIiIWI'I MaaMBMPMBBSBgaWP————— , . | i Pay able to Bearer in Five Years. AND nn FOR EIGHT POUNDS STERLING no Onß Wimi i iiiniiHh hll ii iiii ii r . -.!! , 1 .. T1 11 Ti .. -«»——». i . ll * - ''~~~~*~~~~"^^^rwMgMTWTTTrT—-TirnTiTtrrnr-»BMwwiwrrMwrwrrii AO duo You can buy a War Loan Certificate valued at Ctfv ' TEN POUNDS STERLING C\A ; Payable to Bearer in "Five Years. REPAYMENT IS GUARANTEED BY THE STATE UNDERACT OF PARLIAMENT You can Help to Win the War and help yourself too, for you receivo compound interest on your money at 41 per cent. ALL HAVE A DUTY IN THIS MATTER. Buy as Many War Certificates as You can at Once. AT LEAST BUY ONE. The Postmaster at any Money Order Office will give you all Particulars, and hand you Certificates in exchange for Cash. The sale of War Loan Certificates will continue for some time. ' JOSEPH GEORGE WARD, Minister of Finance.