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Horowhenua Chronicle, 11 July 1922, Page 1

PUBLIC LECTURE PUBLIC LfBTURE ■ .Under the auspices of .the W.E.A. i THURSDAY-,JULY 13, AT 8 O’CLOCK. In the CENTURY HALL, SjiMR F. W. VOSSELER, . Will Speak on “JUNIOR .MOUNTAINEERING.’ ’ , , . /A w Illustrated iby -Limelight'Views.-’ The Lecturer is Chief Guide of the ‘ Tarariua Tranipiug Club, and led ] the party which was successful iu finding the' two Hampers who u: were-dost qn the Tararua .Trtick last inonth. ' ■ . - ■, ADMISSION FREE. . ' Collection lor Expenses. PEOPLE’S PICTURE THEATRE. ' WEDNESDAY', JULY 12, 1922. Ji THE “GA2ZA’ TROUPE. n TjHE “GAZZA’ TROUPE. ‘ tj THE "GAZZA’ TROUPE. E : ci of Jugglers, Equilibrists, Musicians and Contortionists. The Cleverest All-round Troupe that has ever visited this town. PASTMASTERS IN ALL THEY DO, D THE MARGARET-WILLIE TRIO. JUVENILE WONDERS. Imported by John Fuller and Sons THE MYSTERY GIRL. ■Come and listen. Then you’ll wonder.Popular prices—-1/6 and 2/ plus lax BEREAVEMENT NOTICE. Mr c. de malmanche and FAMILY wish lo thank sincerely all! kind friends who sent messages of sympathy and floral tributes in'connection with their, recent, sad bereavement, and they especially acknowledge Mrs Hodgmun’s great kindness. : frown’s CQUgh Syrup and Lung ionic IS the now - scienuUc"rcuicdy for Cougns, touts, nruncJiitis, Influenza, etc. Pieasum io take, and prompt m action. Children like it. ’ For sale by all Chemists and Stores, or post free from WILLIAM T, BROWN, M.P.S. CHEMIST, PALMERSjTON 'NORTH. Prjce 1/6 and .2/6 per bottle. GET A BOTTLE TO-DAY, 1 a A u II w P D : WHITE , LE (J H O R.N S. 1 IMPROVE YOUR POULTRY; .STOCK. R D' AY-OLD" CHICKS and : EGGS for, j] Hatching from some'of the best' f ( /-Egg-laying Strains in New Zealand, tl Get the best procurable from the— WAKATO POULTRY FARM, LEVIN. H. R. HOLDAWAY, Proprietor. PRICE: Chicks, 15 for 22/6. 50 for 7. 100 for £6. Eggs. 10/6 setting of 15, . £2 10/ per 100. “ ’ ' \ SHEPHERD’S HORSEJBREA^ERS.; ■V ■■■' ' c ARE prepared to undertake the 'ZI Speying of Cows, Gelding of t"olts, and Breaking-in Horses on or o.owners’ properties. Distance no ob.\ect. Full particulars From Messrs AbPaham and Williams, Ltd.,-agents. DON’T FORGET s Unless your male bird is good, the egg * basket will be scantily lined. I was f successful in securing THREE PRIZES r for Utility .White Leghorn males .in ‘ our local show, also Very Highly ‘ Commended for Pullet at Palmerston. | BREEDING COCKERELS and Hens, same-blood as above, £1 1/, £2 2/ . each,. , DAY-OLD CHICKS. JULY AND AUGUST; 1/9 each, 25 for 40/, 100 for £7 10/. " ' SEPTEMBER and OCTOBER; 1/6 each, , ; 25 for 35/, 100 .for ,£6. , , ’ - ' SETTINGS OF EGG'S: io eggs for ±O/6, postage 1/4; Incubator lots £2 10/ 'per 100. Larger quantities on application. . » / W. G. SLOMAH, WES|AROA ROAD, Phone 212, Levin TTvKIRY-FED PORK, turnip-fed' U Lamb, mother-fed Veal, Poultry iBflR. Small Goods always on hand at Ijemmon .and Co.’s. IN majesty consists in work, at a man can do is his arnament. F. W. Pink, is a boot and shoemaker,' and: re id every Job turned out is an , of strength: and good work•l brand Enamel Pie es; smallest size 1/6, largest ch.- Wonderful value at the Store., I PRICES —CHOICE GOODS I PASTE 9d jar CANDLES, 16ra ......... 1/1 lb, OR CANDLES : lb RAISING Hd, 1/1, 1/3 DATES 10d lb he- Carrying and the Prices. At , . BSON’S > B A“