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Levin Daily Chronicle, 10 January 1918, Page 3

Everybody's The Little Theatre with the big Attractions. TO-NIGHT AND SATURDAY "THE MEDIATOR." A Stirring Story of Arizona SATURDAY HAROEEN in Vaudeville. The great Handcuff Act. The Handcuff King- challenges any member of the audience to bring a or culff that will hold him. EVERYBODY'S PRICES, Adults is. Children 6d. NO WAR TAX. The Sport That Thrills. New Zealand's Speed-Killers MEET ON Levin Racecourse ON Anniversary Day, JANUARY 22. AT THE MAN A WAT U MOTOR CYCLE CARNIVALAdmission Is. Grandstand Is. "JVTR and Mrs Wm, Stewart and Miss Stewart desire to express their heartfelt thanks to their friends for "the many loving expressions of sympathy, in .their bereavement. IN MEMORIAM. STEWART.-In loving memory of our Mother who fell asleep on January 13th, 1911.— Inserted by her loving daughters. \XTANTED. —Young girl to as- * * sist in house; easy place; hours Bto (J. Apply Chronicle Office. NEW ZEALiVNITI^LWAYSCADETS RAILWAY DEPARTMENT. A PPLICATIONS are invited • from Youths between the ages of 15 and IT years (last birthday) for positions as Cadets in the Railway Department. Forms of application and particulars in regard to conditions of employment, salary etc., may be obtained from any Stationmaster. Applications should be addressed to the General Manager, Railways, Wellington. Applicants must liold Gth Standard Proficiency Certificates. BY ORDER, WELLINGTON EDUCATION BOARD. TENDERS.— For additions to Levin District High School will be received at the Education Board Office up to noon of Saturday, the 19th January, 1918. Plans etc to be seen at the District High School, Levin, on application to Mr Mclntyre, the Head Teacher. The lowest or ■any tender not, necessarily accepted. G. L. STEWART, Secretary. IMPOUNDING NOTICE. Impoimded in the Levin pound by George Wlatson,- County Ranger from Muhunoa East: 1 bay mare (no visible brand) , with foal at foot.. 1 bay colt (no visible brand. If not claimed aud expenses paid will be sold by public auction on January 23rd, 1918, at 12 o'clock noon. H. CHANNINGS, Pound 'Keeper. TTIOR SALE.— The Kimberley Road School Coach outfit, 1 for particulars apply to Chronicle office. "HAMASKS.- We have a wonderful stock of White and Unbleached Damasks. Every piece imported direct from the Belfast Manufacturers. It will pay you to inspect our stocks. Prices Is lid to 8s Tld per yard. STILES !AND MATHESON, LTD. Levin and Foxton. AGRICULTURAL lime, splendid for potatoes and gardens, 2 cwt wacks ss. Choice South Island table potatoes 5s cwt. PARKER AND VINCENT, Levin. T3AULINE Reliable Pape- ' terns. NicV new stocks _just opened. Come and have o liK>k through the "new Styles We guarantee every pattern ■ V reliable. Only at STIL i AN i) MATHESON, LTD. X.-W.i .;,,d Foxton-