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Horowhenua Chronicle, 26 September 1927, Page 8

BUSINESS NOTICES FASHION WEEK AT AITKEN'S. mm k&fil ISi mm WffiWi \m mi 3W I|,#V *' brr ■m m s£J* '5-Si? 'ls: *ls JBffij ,!W*4 set,?. V\2**4l $m m ?vS> J <* V Wit *s« at ,x2M!L SEE ALL THE LATENT SPRING FASHION BOOKS.

SUN LEE. HIGH CLASS LAUNDRY". QUIT'S Cleaned and Pressed, Culliara & Specialty. Soft Washing. CHEAPEST RATES. Orders executed promptly. Address: Oxford Street (next Chronicle Office). NARCISSI. Special Display of Blooms from MR BURNS, WANGANUI. ORDERS NOW BEING BOOKED FOR .1A NUA RY D E LIV ERY. £OME and see these magnificent blooms-' and hook your orders for next SeaPR ICES VERY REASONABLE. HH ART FLORIST AND HORTICTTL--9 CUSAL DEPOT. OXFORD STREET, LEVIN.

MONEYTO LEND ON THE EASIEST TEEMS, Lnd 'absolute privacy giiar«">t«fifl averjf Applicant. Apply direct to — MANAWATU LOAN & DISCOUNT CO., LTD. (Late Whitfield Forster). PALME£STON NORTH. Solicitors: Meotsrs Park and Adams, Levin. Office in Levin open on Wednesday

-JTBONGLY MADE of New Zealanfi Timber, light and well-finished. Jompare these with any imported chair »t the price. CABINETMAKERS* CAMBRIDGE STREET, LEVIN. PHONE 285 K.

TO STAND THE SEASON AT LEVIN THE THOROUGHBRED STALLION,, br. h. from Eduam by Jlaniapoto. (Maude—San Fran) (Lady Fisher— Soult). J* ; For further particulars see cards, or apply to— W. TEASK, Levin.

CARRIER. WOOD AND, COAL MERCHANT. TAUPIKI HOUSEHOLD COAL. Cleanest and Best on Market. PHONE 329 M. Address—Rear of Century Hall, Cambridge Street.

IJPiaL- AND COLLECTED. COOL, CALM, THAT'S how you will want to be hi the Examination Room next year. Don't Fait till January or February.. Enrol at once, and so give yourself the. fullest time for preparatory .htud>.. You will then enter the fcxamination Hull cool, calm, collected and confident, because you have thoroughly mastered your subject. HEMINGWAY'S SPECIAL CONCES-SION-EXAMINATION TEES PAID. The following concession offers a sub- ..*..„« ; n i hiflnfi'inent to enrol at once: — "Every student who enrols before "Ist December, 1927, will have his "or her Examination Entrance '' Fees paid by the Schools.'' ]n almost every case this means a saving of £2 2/-, and all because Hemingwav's want the greatest number o£ their students to be successful. There are no special conditions to this otter. You must simply complete the course,, and pay the ordinary schedule fees. t Write to-day stating the Examination you intend to sit for. HEMINGWAY'S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS. P.O. BOX 516, AUCKLAND.