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Horowhenua Chronicle, 3 August 1912, Page 4

I IIIIIIIIIIIiIMIIWIIIIIIII I 111 l I imlllllllll llllllHllllll■lll■llllllllllllllllllllllln II —— ft .ooa ...a, with smalt I P OU Ury 5 -rsSir I Farms that T" ft • , , , u /i •, 1 !."«*•. t | watered and divided, all in nmg 000 head of poultrv (choice | , ' , n . . . 1 , v | Moy splciulul ouder, rich loam soil, suitI able l'or root crops. £79 Going Concern £630. | Pa 'ticnlars from | B PAHICEEI and VINCENT, Levin.

The Charm of the Bedroom Enhanced j By a " Harvey " Suite. if it is made of Oak. Seeing that you spend about four months of every year in your bedroom, yon A should let HAItVEY and CO. help you to make it pleasing rj J to the eyo—a Palace of Delight. § We are just now making a very choice Suite comprising Wash- | stand and Pressing Table with full-sized Bedstead to match, 1 in Oak, Knnri or Rimu. 1 Whej'o necessary and finish in walnut or natural colour ac- | cording to your fancy — and to your own purse. Wo havo 1 just landed direct from Homo makers, a choico line of Black 1 and Coppor Curb Suites—tho modern style. Also some 1 choice finished Brass Curb Suites at all prices. These aro 1 really smart goods, and we shall be delighted to have you i visit us. I 1 — HARVEY & CO. — J MODERN ART FURNISHER S LEVIN. Wo aro BUILDERS, JOINERS, and UNDERTAKERS also. PLANS and SPECIFICATIONS prepared and attended to.

IMPORTANT N£WS. SETTDERS IN LEVIN AND HO.RIIOUNDING PARTS. JARS JARS V**,-. Thomson, Lewis and Co. ! •AERATED WATER MAKERS OF LEVIN. HAVE installed a Plant and are now filling 1 gallon jars with I their celebrated LEMONADE, GINGER ALE, GINGER BEER ©RANGE FIZZ , LIME FIZZ, CHERRY CIDER and APPLE CIDER (from the pure juice only) We guarantee that all our drinks keep in splendid condition unit the last drop is used. We deliver to any part of Levin ind Woraroa. Wo shall bo plwi.sed to supply country customers at our . rks in Queen-street. ALL ORDERS BY POST PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. "a. li. UONES, BIBTIFIGATED Fl,*7MJs*f!, iiOT-WATBI JSmfc. qftia s?»a B«Ht aoS Ocy'iw t ta Pohlto Hrf.-'th ,•« «t*. Laad-®tio9& »nsl Pbwb Pifss (•V auks Si-. tn cisais la ii guBBN UTmm, ttanilta S- Mftoinusa, bmi&I B s Si I H. IsciOTEie bbllb :. :iTEr» u?. H fMSiN® tfOBK MKttSfrl?-/ ■ ATXHNDSB Xl*. I UIftJZIMMI&L! — f&om ■lu cad • •stoaisl ax?**!®*™ st ■m Trai»j I FOE SALE. inniii r » HO Acres Dairy Farm, L.1.P.—5house, 12-b»il cowshed, etc., cows and all implements; ploughwelLrWatered, 1J miles station. £3000; half cash, balanco^6 Acres, milk walk, L.1.P.—5house, all necessary outcows and implements. £1500, cash £350, balance 5 ; easy terms repayment. 129 Acres Dairy Farm, freehold.— house, 16 bail cowshed, 4 H; 8) Hartnett milking machines, etc.; ploughable, woll wat2 miles station. Price, £35; terms.' exchange for good sheep ) numerous farms, no buildings, 5 aoTes to 50 acres. Pricce, £25 upwaids. Acres Native Lease.—l mile Main runk, all heavy bush; lease; first 21 years at 2s "aore, Becond 21 years at 4s per Price, goodwill 25s per acre, terms. 137 butchery business, in I town, wholesale and retail; shop, killing plant, 100 acres house, stables, etc. Price, Will exchange far nnimproperty. in Shannon from £16 npand Sections in Shannon, Feilding, Northlands, BrookN., Lyall Bay and qnantlty farnitnre, ledge tnitable for ak®d«, stable? l . R. StanseH, mam E*nd Vslter *nd Agent. Gnio, ikawion, fefldinc, ElftU Bst, WsfiHaflto,