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Levin Daily Chronicle, 5 October 1918, Page 3

j Mrs Bevan WISHES to announce that she is starting in business in Oxford . street (next door to Mr Hall's Dental Surgery). Beautiful costumes and blouses, latest designs, prices moderate. Good quality crepes , all ehadiep at Is Bdl per yard. ■High, class Stationery, soaps, etc., suitable for ladiea' requirements.: Children's hand mad© frocks; dozens to choose from ; prices from 2s lid to 7b lid. Lovelty shades in silk blouse* at 14s. 6d. \ DRESSMAKING and OCXSTUM. ING done on the premises and to order. TERMS: CASH. Note addlress: OXFORD STREET, (Levin. ~ i . Miss Williams, LADIES' EMPORIUM. j GOODS JUST OPENED: 1 Very smart Crepe-de-chene blouses '■ all shades, prices low. Also Ladies' and Children's Underclothing. DRESSMAKING. i J. Lenraion St 0o« Family Butchers Levin. BEG to intimate that tfliey have commenced delivering meat in Levin . and will be pelased to supply families. PRIME OX BEEF~fod on the Kuku. Prime 2-tooth Shropshire Downs bred and fed by Mr Robt. Bevan., CSLmak'au. The delivery cart will! stand at the Levin Dairy Oo.'s factory from 7 a.m. , to 8 a.m. on Wednesdays and Fridays; at the Iha.kara creamery on Tuesdays and Thursdays) and in Oxford street, Levin on Saturdays. TER3IS: STRICTLY CASH. Ordens promptly attended to. KIWI BACOuV FACTORY. (Kairiinga: Meat Co., Ltd., Proprietors) PALMERSTON NORTH. CASH Buyers of fiivt quality Bacon Pigs. Highest market price given. • Private curing a speciality. . PRIME BAOONKRS 110 to 150 lbs, ■ V nD PER LB. - t7 D POOR (LB We will truck pigs as under or otherwise as arranged, by the buyer: Levin Koputaroa Shannon Foxton - J. ANNABELL, Buyer, THOS. FENTON, Manager.' | References—Bank of Australasia. . _ __ '| • CLEARING SALE. j On the property, ,corner Arapaepae ' road and Queen street, Levin on J WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER Dtli. , At 1 p.m. THE N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OPERA-TIVE DTSTRHfUTING CO., Ltd. have received, instructions from Mrs J. A./ Catley, who lias sold lier farm, to sell by public auction as above: ' 9 first-claps diairy cows / 1 2-year heifer '1 yearling do. • 6 calves, 7 pet sheep, 1 pig, about 50 ducks and poultry, spring dray, incubator, quantity of bricks, fence droppers, and a large quantity sundries. IMPORTANT SPECIAL BALE. LEVIN YARDS. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10. At 12.30 p.m. "JT| ALGETY AND CO. Ltd, (in con--L/ junction with WRIGHT STEPHENSON 1 and Co., Ltd.), acting under instructions from TRUSTERS in the ESTATE of the late J. R. McDonALD, will sell at above time andl place : SHEEP. ■ 300 first-class woolly mixed-sex liog- . gets 300 .forward empty ewes' CATTLE. 250 4 and 5-year fat and forward bullocks, to be drafted (tiptop catfctle)-' 250 mixed-sex Shorthorn-cross weaners and yearlings (to be drafted) HORSES. 11 unbroken 4 and 5-year heavy draught fillies and geldings 2 unbroken 3 and .4-year lialfdraught fillies 1 unbroken 2-year half draugiht gelding 5 unbroken 5 and 6-year hack ! fillies and geldings 2 hack mares with foals at foot I AUCTIONEERS' NOTE.—Special at- J j tention is drawn to above sale, as j stock to be offered are of extra spe- | j cial quality, the bullocks in particu- j { Jar beinig in'splendid condition, plenty of age. As 000 acres of the . ' I 'Estate have been soldi, tilie Sale will j j be a genuine unreserved on. The j 1 flioggets are a specially good top lot. j | DALGETY AND CO., LTD., j I WRIGHT STEPHENSON, & Co., | j (In conjunction). Ltd. ] ! •' I WELL BUILT 'HOUSE (heart tim- •' ber) close to business area, 4 rooms; and largo spuTltcry, verandah, !■ wiiall house, copper and tubs, gas andl | water laid on, planted and sheltered, < £375, only £75 cash down. Parker & Vincent, agents.