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Levin Daily Chronicle, 15 November 1917, Page 3

t j j TO MY NUMEROUS CLIENTS. j j JTii announcing that I have sold my j Laud Agency business to Mr E. 1 ROCHKOKT. I desire to extend my heartiest thanks for thci liberal support 1 | I j accorded me by tJie residents of Levin | and. district during the time II hfive I been in business. My reason for sellI ing is that owing to labour shortage I | have no one to carry on my farm and therefore find it ncces-a rv to return to j active farm work. | My successor, Mr Rochfort is .in ex- ( pericnced and practical farmer and a | keen man of busina s. I have every confidence therefore in recommending I him to my numerous clients as a fit 1 and proper medium through whom they can get in toucli with purchasers. All the properties now in my handp have been handed over to Air 'Rochfort. Any owners desirous of withdrawing their holdings from sale should with me at once. There is, however, no needl to take such a course as my nuceesisor is quite capable j of handling all business entrusted to him. A settlement of all accounts owing by and to the firm is requested. I Again thanking you for past favours, I remain, Yours faithfully, i J. M. MILNE. MILK SUPPLY: I TO THE PUBLIC OE LEVIN. j II'HE UNDERSIGNED, desires to ! - announce that from DUiiOBMBER | Isi he will be prepared to deliver milk \ ill the Borough ami outlying; district at j the following prices:— Per pint, 2d» I per quart, 3d; gallon lots lOd. iNo Separator between the farm and flu- ! consumer. O.ders left will be prjmp.ly attended to. 1 A. R. RANSOM. V\'inch?;Ui>i' S:., i j TENDERS. I FOR HAY AND GRASS. ' TENDERS are hereby iviviited for the j crop of grass and luav now g'rowj ing in the Public Cemetery, Levin. Tho crop is classified into portions, Grass | and O'ats on Plo;':s '1 and 2. and grass • only on Plots 3 and 4. Alternate ten. t dors are invited for the (1) Grasp and Oats, plots 1 and 2, (2) Grass only, plot- i anrl -1. (3) Or a liuiij) > ondcr iV>r the four pints. !•:nits of tiiv !■ -•> !- •-("•cifjrntion ' . «i'» he seen at the linn.Ui.'. Office. , T,-s i!ii Monday. •••smKt i j at 4 p.in. i.o'.-'t >■ ;;;■ ten- i ; ' " B. R .GAP DKNKRi. | I Town Clerk. EUNERLAL XOTIOE. ; The funeral of the late Mrs Helen j Jane Sincllie will leave the resi- | dence of Mr Jas. Sin ell ie, Queen St., Levin. on SATURiDAY at 2 p.m. for the Levin Cemetery. J. HARVEY and C>.. Undc;"taik?rs. LEVIN PRKSBYTWU lAN SUNDAY SCHOOL. Owing to the dieath of Mrs James Smellie the Anniversary Services arranged for .Sunday the Ill'li in connection with the above are postponed, j The Schol'ans of the Sunday School | are requested to meet at the 'residence I of Mr 'Sme'.Wie at 1.45 p.m. on Saturday 17th to taike part iu (Jhe funeral ceremony. H. K KEYSj Siri'. IN MEMORIAM SERVI ?E. I , [ PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH— gr'NI>AY MOWNTNtft. r A Special "In Memoriam" P ' e i I\. w ;,]i ho held on Sunday Morning > at ri o'clock in connection with tlio devil of Mrs Jas. Smellie. Favourite hymns will be used.

MRS R. E. LUCAS'S XMAB CARNIVAL WILL BE THE BIGGEST BRIGHTEST BEST AND CHEAPEST. WALK IN AND INSPECT. Come again ! Gain again I i JRITISH BACON FiCTOPi. Priuces.'-street, PalmerstonN. CUYEKS OF PRIME BACON PIGS AT HIGHEST MARKET RATES and SONS, Proprietors. PRIVATE CURING A SPECIALTY Trucking dates: -(Monday Nov. 19. Drr. 17, 31. Sheeting and Calient! are going to he very mudh h/glier in price, before long. We strongly advise yon to buy as early as you (van, and from STIILIES and, MATHiRSON, Ltd, Levin ' and Fojrton.