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Horowhenua Chronicle, 22 September 1916, Page 4

IpQxofolmwa mk Pabliahad at Levia is th« ju!j d»ilj pspw published on tJM Man a wat a lina between Weilington (Jity and Pal m« rata* North, a diitanoe of 9* mi[» Thi» loag eoast line ia dotted with butter and ghomo fioWios and laxmilk, and «arri(« large farming population iAfith the Chronicle Ia inoorporated The Man*, watu Farmer," which iraa fint pcbliaked at the adjoining town fihAUiioOj in 18&3, 'I di»~ing the period of SI years it hat obtained a large circulation e«w>h diatrie', on this eoaet. Tbe Chronicle is Printed Every Afternoon Containing, in addition to kiwi and district newa, ifiterprorincial news, aa faraahed by Preie Association. The Ohroois published at a p.m. ¥he Chronicle W ill bo fonnd in the ot the aettlen in and around Wai kauao, Otaki, 1« tioro, idanakau, Oliao, L«rin, Koputaroa, Shannon, Moutoa, Foxton, Maieraa ana TcJtoma:'* This Streioh of Country Makt>e tbe paper a good tor busineoa announerjmenta. it ia a wide and pronrm* t *e da-iiy-lug distriot, and offer* attract tiona to yoa aa a ineena t f «x< tending joisr b nam owe. W« •hall be glad to m« as adrar* tiaemeni of jroor w Wn », lamn» of tba CfcronieW.

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