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Horowhenua Chronicle, 3 August 1921, Page 1

HAVING disposed of our Business to Mr Kenneth Shaw, of Wellington, we take this opportunity of conveying our thanks to our numerous Customers for the liberal support given us during the past ten years, and we* trust for a continuance 'oi •same to our successor, whom we can confidently recommened to supply all your requirements in the future. A. H. SIMS, Sims’ Novelty Hardware Depot. August 3, 1921. TTAVING purchased the business of ctl Mr. Sims, I trust by strict attention to same to merit the patronage you have given him in the past. All you requirements in Household Ironmongery, Chinaware, etc., will be always in stock at lowest cash prices, KENNETH SHAW. DIETED FRIENDLY ' SOCIETIES, * ‘ LEVIN. EUCHRE PARTY AND DANCE In aid of Picnic and Sports Fund. DRUIDS’ HALL, LEVIN. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1921. Good Music. Good Prizes. Gents 2s, Ladies Is 6d. T. J. JOHNSON, ' Hon. Secretary. DRUIDS’ DANCE. The usual Monthly Dance will be held on FRIDAY EVENING, August sth at 8 p.m. Good Music Good Floor Good Supper. Gents. 2s 6d. Ladies Is 6d. FOR SALE BY TENDER. ALL that parcel of land, situated in Oxford Street (North), Levin, being Section 26, Block 1., as per Deposited Plan No. 1006, Township of Levin, with buildings thereon. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Tenders close on August 13, 1921, to be addressed to the undersigned, marked “Tender,” from whom any further particulars may be obtained. G. ASTRIDGE, Queen Street, Levin. MORE SNIPS ! 1 ENGLISH CYCLE, new, fully equipped; usually £l4 10s. Will sell for £l2 10s; 1 ENGLISH CYCLE, as new, fully equipped, a- nice machine. Going at £ll 17s 6d. fr 1 B.S.A. CYCLE, coaster hub, thoroughf ly sound, newly enamelled. £9. t 1 GOOD ENGLISH CYCLE, as good as new, £8 10s. 1 ENGLISH CYCLE, in good order, coastef hunb, £7 10s. J. W. Thompson, Cycle Dealer, Where the Cheap Accessories are. St. MARY’S SCHOOL, LEVIN. For Girls, Junior Boys and Kindergarten. Principal: MISS INGRAM ' Further particulars from the Honi Secretary— MISS KEBBELL, Winchester Street. JgAYLIS AND gONS, GENERAL CARRIERS AND FORWARDING AGENTS. , Street WERAROA. Phone 168. Town end Railway Work reo' immediate attention. FURNITURE removed to any part of the country by experienced and) care, fal men. PICNIC PARTIES receive special attention. AND GRAVEL <mroli«L rjTAIERI AND JJOOMS OXFORD STREET, LEVIN (Over Ritnmer’s Store). E. A. STUART, Proprietor (Late Chef Empire Hotel, Wellington, for ii years). HAVING taken over Miss MoKegg’s well known Tea Rooms, the new • roprictor desires to place his exten- * ve knowledge of Modern Cuisine at the service of the people of Levin vd iistrict. Wedding Breakfasts and Parties of »IT kind* speeilily catered for.