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Horowhenua Chronicle, 23 December 1916, Page 3

n Money saved is money earned. and the housewife who desires the most satisfactory results always uses Edmonds Baking Powder. It goes farthest, is more economical and makes the lightest and most appetising cakes, scones and puddings. E_ BAKING a I $ POWDL R_> ■ QJALE of Boots a:xl .Slice.;. (louts' Boots fr iii 13s <5(1; ladies shoes from l(!s <5:1; chldren's I'rom -Is <id at J. linvi'v. Oxford-istreet. 13!>1-1 TO .SELL.—Rubber * * He.-!*, Laces.' White, Black and Tan Xugget Set*.—J. Bovcv, next to Grand Hotel. 1395-1 WANTED KNOWN.—AII sizes in stack and rick covers and waterproof sheets obtainable.— Clias Dahl. PalmerstolV North. 1392-2 Methodist church, century HALL. ■ Moiining at- I'l.—''The Magnificent." Motehrhood and World Redemption Mothers arc specially and fcordinlly invited to present. Evening at 7. Subject '"The Star and the Child"—A niesasge for democratic age. Mr Howard will sing.— ''The Star of Bethlehem." Preacher—Rev. W. H. K. Abbey. 1393-1 BO O K-K E E P B "O O O K-K EE P E . HAVE you obtained your Diploma —th' Diploma issued by the Society of Accountants under examination conducted by the University? This is the hall-mark of efficiency for those determined to succeed in business. Wo prepare you in your own home, in your own time. No boohs to buy. Our comprehensive and "easy-to-learn" printed lessons, 'recently revised, have been written specially for the Book-keeping Diplofan. Begin your success to-day by wriHng us for particulars of our splendid course. Address-.—HEMINGWAY AND ROBERTSON'S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS LTD. Auckland • Auckland. SUMMER COUGHS AND GOLDS. GOOD HOME-MADE REMEDY. (By a Qualified Chemist.) ''Worth five times its price" is what everyone sftvs who tries Nazol for colds, ' catarrh, sore throat," and hay fever. ' Nazol quickly gives relief. 60 doses cost Is 6d - Advt,. Notice J $ J'OST AND TELEGRAPH HOLIDAYSCHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR I 1916-1917. The following hours of attendance will bo observed at Levin Post and Teh-graph Office during the above holidays :—■ 5 Christmas Day. Monday, December a 25th.—A close holiday will be observla ed in the Post Office, Telegraph Office j II and Telephone "Exchange. All mails | '• for despatch will be closed at 8 a.m. on 25th. 11 Boxing Day, Tuesday 26th Deoemlt her. 1916. Post Office: Open in all T branches except money order and sav)e ings bank from 9to 10 a.m. All , s mails for despatch will be closed at e, 8 a.m. Telegraph office: Open from 9to 10 a.m. only. Telephone exchange: Open from 9 to 10 a.m. only. New Year's Day. January 1, 1917. _ Post Office: A close holiday will be observed. All mails usually despatht ,I, P I ~n this day will be closed at ve I 8 a.m.. Telegraph office: Open from ' sfc !9to 10 a.'u. only. Telephone ex-j a - change: Own from 9to 10 a.m. only, i P- Note. —There will be no delivery by es letter carriers on Christinas and New Year's Dav : one complete delivery j «t will be made oil Boxing Day, com- j >rt mencina 7.30 a.m. A counter dehvm, or y, embracing correspondence usua a lly delivered bv letter carriers will j SOS ! be made on the evenings cf .Saturday. I ah 23rd. an l Saturday 30th December | '■ from 7.30 to 8.30.