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Levin Daily Chronicle, 1 November 1917, Page 3

PUBLIC NOTICE. APPOINTMENT, OF RANGER. PUBLIC is hereby notified that Mr H. Channings has been appointed RANGER ; for the Borough of Levin dating from November Ist 1917, (Mr C. Wilson having resigned the position-) • The Ranger's instructions from the Council, are to prosecute owners of wandering stock without respect of persons. Residents and others are respectfully requested to notify the Borough Office" of wandering stock on the streets: such information will be treated as confidential. B. R GARDENER, , Town Clerk. PUBLIC NOTICE. LEVIN CORONATION BATHS' Tf, ■ HE public is hereby notified that the Coronation Swimming Baths will be open for the use of the Public from Wednesday, October 31st, 1917, to March 31st, 1918, the bathing hours to be the same as last season. , Ibices for season tickets are as follows: Men's,l:7s 6d; women's* ss; boys' and gifls,' 13 to 16 years. 3s 6d; boys' and girls,' under 13 yeftrs,'2s''f Family season tickets, 10s. Single Baths; Adults, 3d; boys and" girls, Id. B. R. GARDENER, Town Clerk. SMOKERS Take Note—Derby and Havelock plugs, 9d ; all tin tobaccos Is per tin ; yellow Three Castles, Is per packet. T. Broome, Levin and Weraroa. WANTED KNOWN—Currants Sd per lb ; Sultanas, 9d ; Seeded Raisins, 7d. Sole agents for Alliance ' Bee material and Atlas Farm Powder. J T. Broome, Levin and Worarna. EOR SALE.—One bay cob mare, gig and harness, Byrs, quiet, staunch, lady can drive, or would sell cob separately,' cheap. Apply " Chronicle" office. JAP CREPES- in Blue, Grey, Fawn; Red and Navys. For . children's school frocks Jap »crepe cannot be beaten, Price Is 4£' d per yard. STILES & .MATHESON, Ltd., Levin and Foxton. NEW " NECKWEAR—A real nice • lot of Crepe do Chene and tSilk Neckwear, all in the latest styles just opened„ v You should drop in and see our display.—STlLES & MATHKSON, Ltd., Levin and r.oxton, NEW SHIPMENT of the Genuine Sea Gr»ss Squares just to hand, in a good rango of colpurings and sizes. These goods give wonderful wear and are not expensive. Only'at STILES & MATHESON, Ltd., Levin and Foxton. . 5 of our j famous 10s 6d JD Felt Hats free with each Box Suit purchased . this weok for Gash; Absolutely your last '" opportunity for this bargain. Come early. — STILES & MATHESON, Ltd., Levin and Foxton. ... ,A NOTHER Nice. Lot of Summer Costumes and Sports Coats just "arrived, also S fine range of Ladies' Panainas in new .shapes. Do not miss seeing these smart goods and styles The values are right.—STILUS & MATHESON, Ltd., Levin sjnd Foxton. BOYS' SPORTS SUI|TS— Our values are out on their own. Only in Kaiapoi and Petone Tweeds. These makes are the most reliable. Bring your, boy in while these special values are showing. STILES & MATHESON, Levin a'rid Foxton.

WANTED TO SELL.— On easF terms, a well-improved 5 acre section, fronting main road, about halfmile Levin Post Office, with up-to-date cottage. Land well adapted for fruitgrowing and poultry farming. Water rare running through property. Apply J. Hornsby, post office, Levin. WANTED — A respectable working man as boarder in private family near town. Apply Chron■icl'J Office. SI RAYED on to my property,' Weraroa Rd. 2 pigs. Owner can have same by paying expenses.' H; Driscxoll WANTED to buy or lease—Two to ten acres south Levin or Ohau. Particulars to "Buy" Otaki Railway. WANTED TO SELL—Lady's horse ■ thoroughly quiet and reliable. Trap and harness. £12 105... Apply Chronicle Office. LOST —on the Kawiu Road heavy saddle. Reward of 10s.-Finder apply at Chronicle Office. \T7 ANTED.—Boy for shoeing forge *y Apply >Syd. Jones'. FOR SALE. rj.ANE %LEIUG MACHINE. 4 with 3* H-P, Crossley in good order. No reasonable offer refused; for cash, or on good terms- Apply* KINGDON & GORRINGE,' \ Manakau"C'EREMILK" ALWA ? S FRESH. - It stands to reason that a Calf ftood that is supplied fresh each season must be better for young stock than imported foods that are often ifcwo or tliree years old before they are? sold to; the farmer. ''QEREXULK" sis always fresh and palatable.; it is made; in New Zealand from tlie finest cereals grown iri the country. , "Ceremilk" is an absolutely pure, natural food for calves, superior in every essential to any similar food in the world. Its great va'u" is acknowledged in opinions sucl. as that of Mr. A. Manson, Croydon: "In all my ten years' experience, 'CEREMILK' is the best calf-food I have used." At all stores and dealers. Fleming and Co., Ltd., Jervors Quay, Wellington. i " Wten yonr ask for Sharland'a Fluid Magnesia don't take anything "just as good" but get Sharland'e. Best that ?noney can buy. One shilling per bottle.—Advt.