The Levin Chronicle. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER. 7, 1918.

Levin Daily Chronicle, 7 September 1918, Page 2

The Levin Chronicle. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER. 7, 1918.

Sir P. W. Pinlc 'acknowledges for tho AV n!ker fund the Riun of 5s each from Mr W. Hell and Little Mickie.

The annual bazaar held by the St. Mary's Ladies' Guild will ta-ke place on November 19 and 20 next when the function will follow the nsual_ lines. A big stock of saleable articles will ho offered and there wil bo some interesting competitions.

A desirable residence of 0 acres -freehold witih' modern residence in "Weraroa Road, iLevin, is to he sold by public auction by Mefsrs Parker andi Vincent on Saturday, September 14. Full do. tails aro set out in an advertisement in to-day's ''Chronicle."

Tho fortnightly meeting of tlie Horowhenua. Lodge of Druids was held on Wednesday evening, Bro. Akenson. A.3X. prci-iding over a good, attendance of members. One new member was initiated! and one elected by elearance from the Bnller 'Lodge. A vote of sympathy was passed to Bro. Akenson, whose wife is seriously ill in til)c Otaki Hospital, with hest wishes for her speedy recovery. It was decided to; again open a. fund for supplying tobacr' co to membens at -the front at Christmas time.' The next meeting of the Lodge will be held on Thursday, September 19.

Only the best is good enough for your family— us© "Hudson's Balloon 'Brand" —the absolutely pure baking powder. T. Broome, Levin and Weraroa.

An air postal service has begun between New York and Chicago with a speed of a hundred miles hourly, sayr a cable to-day. '

The Rev. W. F. Grove will preach at the Levin and Ohau Churches for the first time to-morrow after taking over the parish. The services are announced in another column.

Mr Harry I>omb, late of Everybody's Pictures, is a visitor to Levin for the w-eak-endi. Since leaving Levin 3ir. Bomb has been twice to America and leaves again shortly on another visit.

Tiio many friends in Levin of 'Mrs Oliver Walton will be pleased to hear that she is now convala-cent and left the Palmerston Hospital 011 September 31st. She is at present staying with friends at Avrapuni before coming back to Levin.

With the approach of the season for out door games., Miv R. E. (Lucas announces the, arrival of a stock of tennis balls from the- best makers. Fancy goods of all dcscriptioiifi and toys are also drawn attention to in tlio advertisement on this page.

Amongst the Levin men wounded in the recent fighting were Lieut. W. N. Seiver.s, son of Mr lx. Seivei's; Pte, O. Retter, son of Mrs M. ißettor; and Corporal A. Thome, whose wife has re. ceived word that her husband lias been wounded in the jaw and is in a hospital.