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Horowhenua Chronicle, 26 April 1919, Page 3

An interesting story is related in reWard to the naminsi <>P tliat interesting little equine Uncle Ned. When ™ ," SOn Marhle Aroh and .Miss Gladys stood up tto face a cruel world in tlie spring ol 1913 lie was of so nnprepossessing nn apponrnncc nnd looked, such a weald inn; that there were some doubts as to 'his surviving. Mr "Ned" iS'liiriff.x. tlie caretaker at Avondale, played a part in the. early life of tlie Marble Arch geilding; and that liciug. so it was deemed appropriate that tlie wilding should carry the title <of Uncle Ned. NRW BOOKS AT AITKK.VX. •'The Soul of Susan Yollain," TI. A. Vachell ; "The Restless Sex," Robert \V. Chambers; "Far From tlie Limelight," Gertrude Page: "The Years for Rachael." Bertii thick : "Moon of Tsrnol," "Voider Haggard : "Long Live 'fclie. King," Mary Roberts Rinehart; ''The Winds of Chance." Rex Beach ; "Crucifix Corner," C. N. and A. M. Williamson; "An English Family," Halnld Begliie: "Joan and Peter." H. (}. W«»!Is; "A Princess of Mars," Edgar Rice Burroughs. Call and inspect them at Aitken's to-night. Two aioet important things wEen you get spectacles are: First to be sure that youT sight has been properly tested and thalt you get the right lenses; and, second, that the spectacle frame is correctly fitted. Another important thing to know is that you can rely on repairs being properly done if anything goes wrong. If you come to me you may be sure that everything will b® right, F. 0. Remington. Levin.*