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Levin Daily Chronicle, 14 November 1918, Page 3

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 shades at Is Bdi per yard. High class stationery, ponps, etc., suitable for ladies' requirements. . Children's hand made frocks; dozens to choose from: prices from 2s lid to 7s lid. Lovelv shades in silk blouses at 14s 6d. " DRESSMAKING and COSTUM. ING done on the premises and to order TERMS: CASH. Note address: OXFORD STREET, Levin. TTOILES. V OILES. NEW AND VARIED ASSORTMENT. INSPECTION INVTEBD. Miss Williams, LADIES' EMPORIUM. J. Lemmon & Go. Family Butchers Levin. BEG to intimate that tihey have commenced delivering meat in Levin and will be pelased to supply families. PRIME OX BEEF fed on the Kuku. Prime 2-tooth Shropshire Downs bred and fed by Mr Robt. Bevan, Manak'au. The delivery cart -will stand at the Levin Dairy Co.'s factory from 7 a.m. to 8 a.m. on Wednesdays and Fridays; afc the I'hakara creamery on Tuesdays ' and Thursdays, and in Oxford street, Levin on Saturdays. TERMS: STRICTLY CASH. Order*! promptly attended to. Exceptional chanc* for a man with small capital to make a start on the land. This property has a big prospective value and is capable of much improvement. AA d. ACRES, * Manawatu 6 miles, 200 acres been felled and grassed. House 6 rooms and out buildings. Land Transfer Tiile. Possession can be given at once. PRICE: £6 per acre, £250 cash, balance at 6 per cent. (Would consider an exchange.) Perkins Land Agent, Levin. G. H. Bates, ■ LADIES' and GENTLEMEN'S CASH TAILOR. WISH to notify my prospective clients in Levin that owing to my . large connection iu the district, I will b© »i my shop on Saturdays from 4.30 to 8 p.m. (next door to Mea.rs Parker and V.ncent). A TRIAL SOLICITED. LESTIN CATTLE FAIR, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1918. At 12.15 piiii. WUiiam&J® will sell on account of Messrs F. Davies, Kingdttn and Gorringe, T. Boddy, JG. Peer®, B. Mexted, O. H. Cditlc, W. S. Carter, Law Bros., S. W Carter, J. M. Richards, S. Roleton, H. Easton, L. Daroux, H. Burn ell, Rowlands Bros., T. Hilliard, F. T. Nicholson, N. Hal-se, H. McMillan, J. M. Mitchell, G. Kilsby, G. Tully, D. Hannan, S. S. Bowen and others: 1 OKH HEAD OF CATTLE comprising: •10 3 and -1-year bullocks 100 3-year bullocks j 275 2-yeair steers } 10 3-year P.A. bullooks j 20 yearling S.-tL. steers - I 75 yearling steers,- j 50 cows and calves J •10 S.H. cows with calves at foot 20 fat cows 30 forward cows 20 store eowe 50 2 and 3 year heifers . 35 2-year 8. H. heifers 30 2J-year S.H. heifers 20 yearling S.H. hoifarts , 50 bust fed S.H. yearlings 30 yearling Jersey heifers 50 yearling heifers 100 P.A. and S.H. yearlings 200 mixed yearlings 180 shorn fat ewes • No store sheep, single entries of cat- i tie or bulls will be offered. j ! T TPHOLSTERY of all descrip- : tions done by experienced ; workmen ; repairs of all kinds; . go-carts and prams re-covered ; | prices given for any kind of j work; charges nominal; work ( flone promptly. HARVEY and ( ().. Phone 8. Levin. tflOR SALE.—Two 200-gailon iron j tank", new; also a few 7's and I 9's corrugated roofiina iron. T. Broome, I Levin and Weraroa.