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Levin Daily Chronicle, 17 May 1917, Page 3

WELLINGTON EDUCATION BOARD. ELECTION OF SCHOOL OOtMMTJL-TEES--MONDAY, MAY 28th. f g THE Annual Meeting of Househol-. -®- : ders, In'the':.following school distriots. having lapsed, I hereby notify that ia meeting will be held in each'of' the following school on Monday, May 28th, at 8 p.m.. for the purpose of electing a school committee for ..the respective districts for the year ending ! 28ttli" FebriiaryJ i 918.— ' ' ! MUHUNOA. The procedure in connection with this election is exactly the same as tliat prescribed for the statutory meet- 1 insq which was fixed for Monday, • 30th April. ; G. L. STEWART; j' 414-1 . . Secretary.

: " SPECIAL AUTUMN STOOKSALE. LEVIN, MAY 22nd, 1917. < DACrETY AND 00., LTD. will sell at ,1 p.m. On account of J. W. Rixou, Drake Estate, H. Eas ton. T. Bo van. Experimental Farm, Ruihi Woheipehana,' R. Niclio'.son, E. Nichol- . son. W. Whiley. J. Grant and others: 120 fat wethers _ ... 200 -forward Aethers ' " 140 forward-'2 and 4-tooth wethers. -200 5-year ewes in lamb-to S.S. rams., 30 2-tooth forward wethers'. 25 3-year Shorthorn X steers. 15 3-vear steers. 20 weaner steers (good colors and condition). G fat cows.

26 fat cows 32 3-year steers ' 12 3-year steers 10 20-months heifers. 6 2-year steers 2 cows with calves. ■ 1 3-year steers. On account of J. W. Rixon, who haa sold his farm, and is going into camp— 250 s.m. ewes in | lamb. 70 forward empty heifers. 15 lambs 6 fat- cows. 7 2-year heifers. .4,1£-year heifers S cows with calves. weaners. 415-2 .. UOTION . J^ALTB I- I '' ii —of— ;i : I mGH-€lil# :' : B i oio'4S: AND SHOES', gATURDAX MAY'* jqTH'; Ip.m. .. WORTH of Men's Boots ; Ladies' - and Ohildren's Boots arid Shoes to' be sold by public auction at our mart on Saturday next. These are liigh-olass goods —not shoddy—and our instructions are to SELL. This is YOUR OPPORTUNITY. DON'T MISS IT. BUY FOR THE FAMILY-AT AUCTION RATES. All Shapes and Sizes to offer. SATURDAY at 1 p.m. PARKER' AND VINCENT, •' , Auctioneers. f TERMS: gPOT QMLY. ! THANKS. |]yTR ancTMRST. HTJGiHEIS, WeraXtX-- roa; desire to thank 'all kind kind friends for expressions of sympathy on the death from wounds (received in•- actioir "in France) of' their son Private (F. Hughes. ' 412-1 CONVEYANCE OF CfHIKDiR.EN. TI TENDERS, to . close on May 22nd, -*• .are invited for conveyance oi> children from Gladstone-road to the Levin District High School.' * Coiiitions may be seen at the school. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. ... ,* W. ;.; v 4'lo-2 Chairman School Committee., M.C.A.—AII over sixteen inter- - ested in above invited to attend at rooms, Queen-street, Tuesday, 1 May 22, at 7.30. Urgent business, i ' ' i ( Old friends, old books, old songs, old wine, I Old-fashioned folks to these incline; But as a rule, apart from such; j Old-fashioned fads don't count for ' much, j The old-time chemist made and sold | His worthless dopes for cough and i covd ; But sufferers now such trash adjure. Preferring Woods' Great- P.eppea> mint Cure. Advt. It's a long way from Levin to JWet-:.-. lington, and you'd wear out many a. pair of boots before you found any I there equal to those supplied by-FRED PINK. Buy your boots at F; W. Pink's - Oxford street, Levin, and bring i all your repairing jobs to him.—Advt. Many thousands of peojwe make their own good cough. | cold, and sore throat ' V They use HEAN'S ESSENCE*-] One bottle makes a pint and \ saves ten shillings. I