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Levin Daily Chronicle, 14 May 1918, Page 2

GET A HOT WATER BOTTLE At KEEDWELI/S and obtain the full benefit of your night's repose, instead of putting' up with feet as cold as charity during the wintry nights. Our HOT WATER 'BOTTLES arc of the best quality rubber, vn'lh patent steam outlet. The.y are all new season's 'stock just come to hand. They will give years of service with ordinary care. ; A Hot "Water Bag is invaluable in many cases of sickness. PRICES: 9s 6d to 12s Gd WARDSC. S. Keedwell, Dispensing Chemist, Oxford St.. .LEVIN. i W. Jenson, PLUMBER AND SHEET METAL WORKER. Corner Winchester and Queen streets, Levin. Phone 121. ■ » [A CARD] MRS E. WOODS, fete Mrs Bignal. Seddon street, Weraroa, Registered Midwife, is prepared l to take in lying-in patients. [A CARD.] TI 1 you are called to the front _ you can safely leave your private affairs in the "hands of the undersigned. Strictest confidence. , Rents and Debts collected. F. P. Walkley. OXFORD CHAMBERS, Levin. Phone 17. / Agency of the Norwich Union Fire Insurance Co.

We understand! that' there is every, probability of iihe R«v. W. F. Groves, vicar of Hunterville, accepting the charge of the Levin parish. iMr Grove? had charge of S f :. Peter's 'Church at Palmerstoin North, before gO:ng to Huntervillc, and his departure was 'generally l-egreil'Kjl by the parishioners. If his new appointment eventuates he will take up '.bin duties in Levin in Setember nest. A Melbourne cable to-day says floods _ have isolated Benalla, causing heavy damage. The Horowlienua County Coundil on Saturday, granted the sum of £15 to the Tokomaru library, on the motion of Cr Whyte, seconded by Cr Law, the money to be paid ou(t of the Tokomaru riding account. A special meeting of the Horowhenua County Council fc to be held on Tuesday, May 21, for the purpose of considering the estimates. Mr W. Darrell, of Wellington, was appointed County forelman Saturday's meeting of the Hotrowlienua County Council. Mrs Howard Jones, of Levin, received the sad news yesterday of the of he.r brother, Trooper J. H. Daviee, 'Willed in action in. Trooper Davies was a veteran so'ldier, having served ,in different fteldis of action since 'the beginning of; the war. He enlilsted with the Glamor- 1 gan Yaomanry, and was wounded in France lin the early fighting; subsequently going to Egypt and being engaged! against the Senussi. He went through. the whole of the campaign in Palestine and was with the advance guard that entered Beensheba. He made the supreme sacrifice in the recent raidl- in the railway line *ast of tlw Jordan. ■HjHßWiESlilleßkiL.l .