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Horowhenua Chronicle, 6 September 1917, Page 1

CHRONTCLF. BUBSCRIPTION ! RATES. j, | Subscription Rales to The ChronicU , on r.nd aftex Ist April will be:-— j Quarterly. -Is (ki JF PAID IN AD- | V \ \'CK ; if booked 5s 6d. "j ■ Monlliiy: IX ADVANCE Is (id; | n-oked !e 9d. j eeklj : Fourpeno«. | CoDvea: lidBest r ' a'ity Ri'gs at, reasonable pri'tea may be obtained from. L W. M IDDLE MISS, _ Queen Street, Levin i Bt '?S. 'J, W„ Mi:ln.ile<ufss> -v-cki : er A 5 i. 3 rne t iiTt;»,S'',„T, o;.; ; EYI> K< S A LE '"*7 aert!:i ha'f_ mile Ut vki Rail 'uaj i S 5 ro'imod house, h<it and o<ild \vn,t;ev well solidividtsd and mit -1. li .stall cowshed. PriC £44 per ,acr» : £700, Cask /•» Acre, 2 rnil'-i< Jrom -;choa! wU crtMimory, ami Post Ofi'.ce. OtaK'i. Rich rivor Hats, 11 p i itlo- ks well watered i> roomed lumse, iili i;ei> ossary out iui!diu_;s, Rj da ry Price, £45 Ci.ih required, or would exchange !or smaller farm. iy i 4 acres 2 and' a half milio iiuru OU Railway, school, and creamery. All grassed, f> rouuitxl house, all necessaiy outbuildings ; well subdivided. TERMS, £40 per acre going concern. 24 cows, 16 heifers, 1 horsh, trap and harness. Cash required. JL'.'KK). . AL'L'LT TO «# PA' K.J', l .:uU!-Hi i. K5\A:-<" • i vi•• ' ■■■• • t- .■ ..i ; 1 G. WO'jDM Ak'iS j-'ti' res'entative "DiKE ! T();;y w'' ijLi AJl.I.'u A. n - .N U LL i ) i.TiiAbi'.R.S Linougliout th,.' »V ..1 to uiuait-au.- .wta Eitgiish .M.v.M'AC'i L'RKRS A Si) UEAI.EUS eat-U c.ass ot goods. ISesides being a t:i,i::pl.-ie commercial guide to London asvd ii<? sr s iirl>s the Di:sctory contains •• ;!M u!' K.X PORT .MERCHANTS :r 11 tie goods tliev sli.p and the ■ nia! and I'ortMgn iLiirkefs they supi' 1 y • -'I 'WAi.-Mil* LINES ARRANGED : :■ :<*r 'he i'.-rt.--- to whicii tliey sail, and the approxij-iato sailings. PL'OVINCfAI, TRADE NOTICES (if !'>,id:;uj m.:ii:ifactniTr« and mercli.intoel;, in ilie prinoipal r-vovmcial towns .••I.'' imlustrial <Mji>tr<« of the United Ki'-.gdoin. ci-pv >if Hi.- current ed>tii<n will b» fo'-ss- inle'L !'r«iai«t paid. <•'« rtyoipt of r. !'o-i r ;ii Ovdov f'.it 10s. 'V-i.lef! «:•• iigoncip< enn nrh'fr 1 "'--' I'hefr for -CI or larOTr ai'veiti-c----:'ie- for ,C 2. LONDON' DIRECTORY CO Mi.'ANY Ltd., 25 ABOHURCH LANE. Loudon, E.C. C.i! !o aiuir-'.;.-: Annuaiie, London : v M ; :.S 7aFE A MISERY. I j K-e. ; avo a'.iy irritation of the skin? | i'leiv .ire many forms of it. Viles, I :ti .L- 11) cure. Eczema just n>s bad : an.! ju,t a- liar !io euro. But Bonn's ' r :11r.: rit U ue.;qualled lor every irrii ili".; skin trouble. Jfo irritation of !!!'• skin" <an resist its healing, soothialli:enee. Every leader of this article differs, or lias nt some time suffered witii lormet'.tirig skin irritation, and ic may return at any time. Bonn's Oi'.t-nient will prove its worth. Read t.iiis Ciise:— Jiirs J. S. Spencer, 3t Church-st., Palmerston North, saj's: "Some little time ago nasty sores came on my boy'fc logi and blicy spread se rapidly that I got very alarmed, as I felt more serious trouble would develop. I was advised to use Doan's' Ointment, and after applying it regularly for a week or so. Ihe sores disappeared alt-ogeth- ■ or. Dean's Ointment is very rapid ' in Ilea! rug and soothing as well." Fourteen years later Mrs Speneei ii. !:;s the above, statement : "Bonn's OintiiHMit cured my son fourteen years ago, and the euro stil! holds good. We have great faith in thks remedy, and always recommend it for similar troubles." Doan's Ointment is soothing and healing and will not injure the most delicate skin. Then don't delay, get this wonderful remedy to-day. if yon have any form of skin trouble. DoanS Ointment is told by all chemists and storekeepers at 3s per pot, -or will be posted on receipt of pricc t>v Foster Co., 70 Pitt-street. Sydney. Sui be sure ytiu get. DOANS'— Ad.