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Levin Daily Chronicle, 17 February 1917, Page 1

UP^DOWNUP^DOWN THAT'S THE WAY OF THE WORiLDTHAT'S THE WAY OF THE WORM) THAT'S THE WAY OF THE WORUDTHAT'S THE WAY OF THE WORLD iTcr"SHEARIGOLD will be again after XMAS - He is shifting into new store DOWN at the bottom of the hill on THURSDAY, December 28tli, and wilH be CLOSER oil'day FOR REMOVING . FOR REMOVING' HIS BTOOK. On and after FRIDAY, December 29th the conditions of Ohau .will be H. C. SHKARGOLD'S TOP stoke CLOSED • —AND HIS— BOTTOM WTORE OPEN :••>]{ 13USINESSH ITHA OLEAN START FOR THE NEW YJ3AR. lie would like tc take this oppor-tunity of thanking ?his many customers for their esteemed support through the past strenuous times, and 'respectfully solicits a continuance •tf their favours, which wiu have his personal attention. II r. SIIKAiWOI.H. . P. 9. ». Storo QHAU. ,

WANTED KNOW.—Men's Black Oaehmere Socks, all sizes; lecpair or 3 pairs for 2s lid. Stiles and slath< eson, Ltd., Levin ! OUR Summer Sale commenced onSaturday, February 3rd. Every \ article in our stock reduced in price. Don't miss this great opportunity to savo money. Stiles and Matheson, .. Lid.. Levin and Foxton; / AT our Summer Sale light ground voiles with spots and *tripes-; usual prices Is to Is 9d yard. 'Sale price 7id yaii'd, Stiles and Matheson, Levin 'and Foxton. . — . ANTED TO SELL.—I-plate camn era. Price 15s. Address at - this office. ' 130-2 BARGAINS for Men at our-Summer Sale. Smart Tunic Shirts. Usual price 7s Gd, sale price 2s lid; Wov- , en Underpants is lid to 2s 6dipair. A few Box Suits. Usual prices ?655; sale price 455. Stiles- and Matheson, , Levin 'and Foxton. > - JISTQLENTE, the perfect orchard spray for summer or winter; one ' « quart makes 25 gallons of wash cost- 'i ing 3s Gd. Safe to use and non-in- , ' jurious to buds or fruit. Impoved : ; Bordeaux mixture, 80d per cwt,- to spray your potatoes or orchard. Only at Parker and Vincent's. * KNOWN.—If you are ' seeking a gift for a January. ~f bride, call and let us help yooi in v choosing from our splendid stock of • • things suitable. T. Sherlaw, 'Watchmaker, Levin-' . V NOTICE RESPECTING PROPOSED BOROUGH OF SHANNON. Department of 'Internal Affairs, 'i/% Wellington, 30tli January, 1917. 7 ' "PURSUANT to section 13 of the V : Municipal Goroporatioiis Amendmeut Act, 1913,. it is hereby notified that a- petition, in accordance with ' - regulations, signed by not less than onefifth of the electors of the area dee- "."..V cribod in the Schedule hereto, has . . . been presented to His Excellency the ;; Gqvernor, praying that the said area may be constituted a borough under the Municipal Corporations Act, 1908, by name the Borough of iSliannon. All persons affected are hereby called upon to lodge any written' objections to or petitions against the proposed •' S constitution within one month from the first publication of this notice.;' ■ ' " ' Such objections or petitions are to be addressed and forwarded to the Ministor of Internal Affairs, Wellington. ■ -Vi SCHEDULE. . PROPOSED BOROUGH OF SHANNON*. ALL that area in the Wellington Lnnd District bounded by a line com- ' mencing at a point on the northeastern • < side of Johnston- street distant 2500 ■ links from. George-street; thence along * ."M • right line bearing 47 deg. 37min., I t; distance '1569.7 links, to a public road : across that road, and along its north- . em side to the westernmost corner of f v Section 635; thence along a right lane - bearing. 123d?g. 14min. 35sec., distanco 12362.7 , links, bearing 223deg., ? distance 7161.3 links, bearing 3tk3deg. 14min. 35 sec, distance 10995.6 links, bearing 317deg. 37min., distance 79''.8 links, bearing 47deg. 37min., dis- • tai'ce 4882.8 links to Johnston Street, jj-: across _ that street and along its northern side, distance 1600 links, to the ?r placo of commencement. , ■ . G. W. RUSSELL, 87t1* Minister of Intefrnal Affairs. "J ; G. K. DOUGI.AB Ltd. •• • i . . ■ BUILDER AND CONTRACTOR. " BUILDMtt AND OONTRICTOE. Plvut and HprnriiMtions Prapuwt. y ri| IV w* and Bp—UUwtioal Pwyuwi. ' I AMNER'S NAPIER LlME.—fle per sfc * Oach Only. fer— yWELLINGTON MONUM«N*AL v ja 1 t ift feloGill tfd Son*.

I.' " " * PIGS! PIGS! I GAMUT Y AND SON wish to. , advise the farmers in Levin and Surrounding District that they will be trucking pigs 011 SATURDAY, 17th inst., and from then onwards every fortnight. J. WHITE. Manager, Garrity and Son, British Bacon Factory, Paimerston N. 127-2 127-2 ' FOR THE BELGIAN POOR, GARDEN FETE. GARDEN FETE. GARDEN FETE. GARDEN FETE. WEDNESDAY, February 21st. (Mrs Bowen's Residence, Queen-street) lira'id i-'roetssion 2 p.m. from Railway Station). .Decorated motor cars, vehicles, etc. Baby Show. Surprise Packets. Produce and other Stalls. Maypole and other Dancers, etc. 132-t.d. Admission Is. % J ANTED .—Girl for Office Work. Apply in own hand writing to "C.IS.JV' care of Chronicle Office. 131-2 ANTED TO SELL.—At once Lady's Freewheel Cycle. Address at cliis office. 120-2 "WANTED TO B-G'Y FOR CASH. Roosters, Young -Ducks, Old l Ducks, Old Hens, Young Geese and Turkeys. C. S. CLARKE, 10 MolesworthStreet, Wellington. 1272-qr ANTED KNOWN.—For the year 1917 we are offering still ' isr£>"er values in all classes of jewellery, et:. Coll during the January month. T. Sherlaw, Watchmaker, Levin. fT'.OR SALE.—Two Splendid Axminster Carpet Squares,- 15 x 12 asu 13 y 72 (now or view at our mart); Kimberiey ' road school coach with geof.vvill of run.—Apply Parker and Y ~ 11 u'lit. MH. GEORGE COOPER, has been appointed agent for The Chronic »nd copies may be obtained >hop from 8.30 p.m. daily. GENERAL PRIMING DEPARTMENT HnHK&IS is no r,(wj .M dwtriat for £ minting, of any d«Onr K?iIEINQ BF.PABTM32-JT. • 'EBBING IK-" ; ARTMKNT. m- vxbtmf.'oo i'-i. ' -i type with JT~- C&» -U *>~.i *x>D!vmois.! and wr:?aon«i (..'»! i'-f. <•? ev#»j def-rs-iyiioa. la ;7.:- word':. sonmuh£s <" , f-vjd PRIZ* LISTS 1 t of tote' •e-kh and ' ae*ta*aa. so nte- •■*>:?.; 7 1 '.h» kind oP xork. "wmJ o'fiee. B«<i&g 'eloae r.t h-.-v? s.U2*?* and -.rwitak<t>- w-: arci-i----*u, it b.ixii -Mnptawfci in s&o , JMNG *: .TMBES. 19. HC-aOWB ,A' D.'> IL\ CB.HON 'OLJii. TETt BOOKS at bed-rock ratet. pr-.INTED ENVELOPES PR; TED LEIT3RfIEADS. your ask Tor Sliarland's Fluid Maj-neeia don't take anything "just as g *>d" hut get Sharland'e. Best that money can buy. One shilling per bottle.—Advt. "Avon" cyclo tyres and tubes an British made, and-it's YOUR DI to supxwrt British industries.—Advt. Tn Shariailfii's fluid magnesia you at ways get highest strength, purest qual Ily and beat »««i. .-O-.- aliilium- pei bottle.—Advt.