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Horowhenua Chronicle, 14 November 1911, Page 3

, J g*—« " - ■■" ■iiiiii «■ 11 in miiiaiKßnnng^^BMnßcamnci , Xmas is approaching | > Order your Xmas Numbers now I and they will reach Home in good time for Xmas ( j I AUCKLAND WEEKLY NEWS XMAS NUMBER. Is. \ || WEEKLY PRESS XMAS NUMBER ... .? Is. |j I NEW ZEALAND GRAPHIC XMAS NUMBER Is. | . 1 OTAGO WITNESS XMAS NUMBER la. p ALSO I SCENES FROM NEW ZEALAND; NORTH ISLAND ... la 3d. | SCENES FROM NEW ZEALAND; SOUTH ISLAND ... Is 3d. i | S SCENES FROM NEAV ZEALAND; Price ... 2s Od. g ' i j Dainty View Souvenir, price pel. 0 iALSO ' 1 Xmas Cards and Xmas Past Cards 1 ALL PRICES. I 1 F \AS iAy CORNER BOOK ARCADE, I I Oxford and Queen Streets, Levin. £ I —™— ■ — — ■—-—. jj 1 b :z

*j i An Invitation to The Bon Marche. ! t The A. and P. Show is the great annual outdoor function of the 1 | Manawatu, when from 25.000 to 30,000 people flock into Palmerston z B' North to see the aristocratic horses, bulls, cows, rams, ewes, lambs, t pigs, poultry, dogs, besides the other interesting exhibits which go to jj j make up the .Premier Show of the North Tsl.v.id j j Incidentally Palmerston itself conies in for a great deal of admir- I ation, and. perhaps, some little criticism. Looked at from the point j I | of view of town-planning, Palmerston will hold its okn with any other I place in_ New Zealand. The Spuare is a beauty spot, and ea-ch year its beauty is being enhanced by man's hest efforts. Growth and expansion are characteristic of Palmerston Notrh, and | thero appears to he a rosy future before the town. Business expan- 1 sion ,has kept pace with the growth of the town—the shops generatly 1 s>ro bigger, better lighted, and there is a general disposition to improve I tho architecture. Foremost among the business premises is the Bon Marche, whic in itself records the history of Palmerston North. It is the premier business place of Palmerston, and is as much an institution of the town as tlio Show itself. The Bon Marche has grown, grown from tiny beginnings, and will contine to grow with the growth of Palmerston/ Visitors are cordially invited to visit The Bon Marche, the great store of Palmerston North. Come in and look around, and let us 6how yon tlio. magnificence of oui merchandise. The high quality of the goods will nppea lto you, the variety and comprehensive ohnracter of tho stocks will astonish you. and the reasonableness of the prices will prove tempting. Come and see: no one will press you to make purchases. I PALMERSTON NORTH

nky eXCEPTiONAL*VALUES in] I tjf j! Summer Dress Materials j at the D.I.C. 1 WHITE ROBE MOWN, ■<•:> irihes wide, grey stripes, and Mack and white checks, b ;r, ,0,-:' uia ,tei:'. qin.ht.iyH very fashionable goods this season | I -'. Il- , '' l - */» yd- 3-e-;iil value at 2/1 J, 3/3, 3/6 yd. I WHITS EMBHOnraHEI) MIiSLINS, 23 STRIPE!) COSTUME TWEEDS, 44 inches S iiichf-3 wi ■' for I'lo :s-s, cresses and \v : de, a smart stylish material suitable j (wiunes, in spins in ■■■.;} sizes, and a fnv eitinT summer or winter wear, in I iatge variety ot r.; embroidery hwmi, LTi'ey,prim-lie, dark and light j 1/3, 1/5, l/M, Z.lj, 3/> yd. r.ssda, and vieux rose, well worth 311 yd. WHITE LINEN T-.A.WN, for blouses and Special price 2/n yd. dresses, 36 ineh .; wide,, all pure linen, CREAM SERGES, 40 to 46 inches wide, we 1 washes .111, weirs beautifully have a large'assortment of these ever § i/11, 2/6, 2/11 yd. fashionible goods, in both coating and § !" wptto rTNTM r,„-pn-jfMv„,.9 ffl nin estamene makes for Bummer wear, at 1 ir/iiLtrj ljlnrjiN w\ niaue spec- ~,. „,„ ~,,,„„„ f,,.™ ~/* t. r/b' u j a ially fi mso th.it th-y will not pull or ] ' ' & un &' in ? Nora 2 ' 3 to 6 ' 6 * d - § dreg in the coats or skirts, 40 inches NATURAL TUSSORE SILKS, 34 inches I wide 2/3, 2/9, 3/« yd, wide, at prices to suit everybody I ;' WHITE PIQUE, '29 inchcH wide -/ i! . 3 / 3 . 3 / 5 > 3/11. 4/M and 5/11. 1 ;, i/., 1/3, 1/5, 1/9 yd. BBITISJI TUSSOREi in natura] co i our)a g [ , Snneinl purchas l of smart aiimmer material very much in demand this Bea- jj ' [ 'COSTUME TWEEDS, in n n w st shades son for costumes and dust coats, 34 and jj :' of fawn, reseda, and navy mixtures, 38 inches wide 3/9 to 8/6 g -j The Postal Department brings the D.I.C. to J your door. Every postal order comes under j the manager's personal notice. I n I p Wellington. l 1 UA.%J, a & Corrigan, Manager. \i Ig.-.-wtmixsmiiug-uaumMiiumari in»mi .hk*uiiiiii mini i ■ iiiiiii—n—caw—aw—aw n j marmmm*mcvrraimn***m*.~m~mM»»....-.*~M~ . r¥ mttjn»„ r . (liftiam>|| -a|-| | ;

r ■ CALL AT s BYKO j . » n AND INSPECT THE Douglas Motor Cycle | SOLE DISTRICT AGENT FOR LEVIN. CYCLES ENAMEL- |{ LED AND REPAIRED. EIRST CLASS WORK GUARANTEED. R T, - -■" H PC WE WELCOME THE CK/UUKCE « OF THE LIQUOR F/.RTY £

Convictions for Drunkenness : LEVIN, BALGLOTH/1,, QUE Year, Three and a half Years As usual, the Liquor advertisement is misleading. The decrease in convictions—if their figures are to bo relied upon—for the period under review is fgipso per cent., not 100 per cent, "^gg SAVISUGS BANK BETURNS. Balclutha, Population 1300 Levin, Population 1500. Deposits Withdrawals, | Deposits, Withdrawals, £10,904 £11,561. | £15,785. £15,005. Balclutha Deposits exceeded withdrawals by £5403! Levin withdrawals exceeded Deposits by £180 !! If you want any more, Mr Liquor, ®OltlG on S To get Levin like Balclutha Strike out the top line on both ballot papers