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Levin Daily Chronicle, 22 November 1917, Page 3

HELP THE Y.M.C.A. TRENT® COMFORTS FUND. PROCEEDS of the , "Red Cross" Shop on Saturday next' in. 'aid of the above funds. Sponge Sandwich Competition, ; .nojic_ ing, open to all {excepting th« c c in connection with the shop for the day).. First prize ss, Second prize 2s 6d. Entrios to be in not later than 3 p.m. on Saturday. ■ • Gifts of all kinds will be gladly, rereived by the members of the Methodiiili Ladies' Guild, who will be in charge. Think of 'jhose who are'fighting our battlers and come and help. THANKS. MiR and Mrs James Hoee, of Levin, desire to thank many Kind friendfc fo'r telegrams, letters, cards and personal' expressions of sympathy in the loss of their son, Private W. A. Rose, killed in action in France, on October 14th. They also wish specially to thank Mrs Middlemiss and Mrs MeTpggart for their great kindness. THANKS. MR and Mrs J. W. Boulton,. and family desire to thank their many friends for the messages of'sympathy in their last sad bereavement. WERAROA HAIRDRESSING SALOON. HAVING been discharged from camp, I will be reluming business on MONDAY NEXT, NOV 26th. I thank all my customers For their past support and hope for the continuance of the same. G. COOPER'. MILK SUPPLY: TO THE PUBLIC OP LEVIN. T'mm UNDERSIGNED - , 'to announce that from' DIECE&IBEiR" Ist he will.be prepared to deliver milk in the Borough and outlying district.at' the following prices:— Per pint, 2di, per quart, 3d; gallon lots- iOd. No Separator between the farm and the consumer. Orders left will be promptly attended to. A. R. RANSOM. "Winclwti'r St.,

TO THE INHABITANTS OF LEVIN. HAVING been Approached by MR A. RANSOM re milk supply I have dleaided. to supply him with any quantity from 10 bo 100 gallons daily winter and summer. I may state that I have had 30 years' experience an a practical dairy farmer and have a clean sheet so far as my milk is concerned), never having a test :below the standard. My herds in the past have been subjected to lihe tuberculin test and have passed satisfactorily. And I am now prepared to submit again to the same test to ensure a pure supply as this is the only guarantee we have. JAMES AVERY. Fairfield, "Levin.

TO MY NUMEROUS CLIENTS. X n announcing that I have sold my Land Agency business to Mr E.. ROCHFORT, I desire to exi'nend my heartiest tihanks for thei liberal support accorded me by the residents of Levin andi district during the time I have been in business. My reason for selling is that owing to labour shortage I have no one to carry on my farm and therefore'find iifc necessary, to return '.&> active farm work. ' V My successor, Mr Rochfort is an experienced and practical farmer and- d keen man of business. I hafe confidence, therefore in recommending him to my numerous clients as a fit 1 and proper medium through whom they ] can get in touch with purchasers. All the properties now in .my handp have been handed over to Mr Rocli-. fort. Any owners desirous of withdrawing their holdings from 'sale should communicate with .me at once. There is, however, no need! to take such a course as my successor is quite capable of handling all business entrusted to him. A settlement of all accounts owing by and to the firm is requested. Again thanking you for past favours, I remain. Yours faithfully, J. M. MILNE. ANTED TO BUY.— YOUNG DUCKS, YOUNG ROOSTERS OLD HENS, FOR CASH. C. S. CLARK. Wholesale and Retail Poulterer. Molesworth St., Wellington.