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Levin Daily Chronicle, 27 November 1917, Page 3

a ETT your Christmas fruOt early. .Supplies may be -short, Currants 9d per lb.. Sultana,* 9(\, Seeded Raisins Bd. T. BROOME, Levin and Weraroa.

RASPBERRY. Lemon, Pino Apple ' Cordials Is per bottle. Jelly Crystals 4 for lid. T. BR/OOMI3. Levin and Weraroa. 5 PEE. CENT discount off all cash purchases. This is a big consideration in tho°e times of high prices. Remember where von get this concession. Only at STILES and MATHESON, LTD. Levin and Foxton. WE Strongly recommend our Milliner's capabilities) to all ladies in Levin and district. Her work is particularly s-mart and her charges most moderate. Where the smart hats are. STT'TJES and MATHESON, LTD. Levin and Foxton. B,TG stocks of grey shirting for boys' wear. You cannot beat these .shirtings for the summer. Prices from Is per yard, STILES and MATHESON, LTD. Levin and Foxton.

THERE « nothing to compare witln Tussore silk for j-ummor wear. We are holding big shocks and the values are excellent. Prices from Is lid per yard. STTLES and MATHESON, LTD. Levin and Foxton. • j TO JIY NUMEROUS CLIENTS. Tn announcing that 1 have sold my j Land Agency business to Mr E. ROCHEORT, 1 desire to extend my heartiest thanks for thei liberal .supportaccorded me by the residents of Levin and; district during the time 1 have been in business. My reason tor selling is that owing to labour shortage .1 have no one to carry on my farm and therefore find it necessary, to return to active farm work. My successor, Mr Boclifort is an experienced and practical farmer and i keen man of businor-s. 1 have every confidence therefore in recommending him to my numerous clients as a fit and proper medium through whom they can get in touch with purchasers. All the properties now in my Jiaiuip have 'been handed over to Mr Rochfort. Any owners desirous of withdrawing their holdings from sale should eominunic:l';e with me at once. Theie 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 liv and to the firm is requested. Again thauking you far past favours, I remain, Yoi.r.s faithfully, J. M. MILNE.

"What is XAZOL? Thousands answer "Tlie best Cough and Oold Remedy in the Dominion." No cold is NAZOLproof. Sixty doses, Is 6d. Refuse substitutes. —Advt.