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Horowhenua Chronicle, 21 November 1928, Page 1

BUSINESS NOTICES. TENNIS BALLS. TENNIS BALLS. 1929 TOURNAMENT 3/- PER PAIR. Tennis Racquets 12/6, 15/, 17/6, 22/6, 30/-. RACQUET PRESSES, 3/9 EACH. SPALDING’S 1929 BALLS. NOW TO HAND. 1929 OFFICE & POCKET DIARIES. Portable Gramophones. REXOPORT £5/12/6 DECOA £6/0/0 REXOPORT £B/8/0 H.M.V £ll/0/0 FULL STOCKS OF RECORDS. ACCREDITED H.M.V. DEALER. Wm. C. STANNARD, yternnPHONE 64. P.O. BOX 70.

FOR SALE. J^OST. —Cap off benzine tank of Dodge car, somewhere in Oxford Street. Finder please return to the Chronicle Office. pOII SALE OR TO LET—S-roomed house in Queen Street. All conveniences. Six minutes from Post Office, Apply “Chronicle.” N pOR IMMEDIATE SALE—Upstanding half-draught mare, four years. Broken to all work, £2O; also good sheep and cattle dog £3. Apply F. F. Newman, Koputaroa. PRADED EGGS FOR SALE.—First grade (W-l), 3/2; duck (W.), 1/2. At the Levint^dulfcry.rKtse^^®^^.^ can buy the thousands of things you find in the shops, but there is one gift that is yours, and yours only to give—your photograph. Make your appointment to-day at Billen’s Studio. GLOSS PAINT, obtainable in the most serviceable colours, from the Agents, Messrs Bradley and Rankin, Painters and Decorators, Oxford Street, Levin. CHRISTMAS FURNITURE SALE.— 4-piece Oak Bedroom Suite, wellmade, and nicely finished; no 3-ply. Price £l9 10/-, packed and railed free to your station during sale.-r-Hutehins’ Furniture Warehouse, 311 Main Street East, Palmerston North. CHRISTMAS FURNITURE SALE.— (5-pieee Rimu Dining Room Suite, comprising mirror-back Sideboard, 4loose seated dining chairs, and oval gate-leg table; price £l2. Packed and railed free to your station. —Hutchins’ Furniture Warehouse, 311 Main Street East, Palmerston North. ‘ * AKAUEITE ’ ’ GLOSS PAINT is of English Manufacture and is obtainable from tie Agents, Messrs Bradley and Rankin, Painters and Decorators, Oxford Street, Levin. Suitable for both inside and outside work. QON’T JUDGE the quality of a boot by the bright polish on its surface. Call in and we will tell you candidly what’s beneath the surface of our footwear. /That’s what counts. —P. W. PINK, The Premier Shoe Store. fUST LANDED.—A shipment of high grade enamelware. Saucepans froir 1/6. Large enamel basins from 1/11. Weraroa Stores. Ltd., Phone 18. HEAD STOPPED UP? Try Nyal Catarrh Balm, for quick relief. Special tube fitted, with long nozzle which makes it easy to apply right, up the nostril. Price .1/6 per tube from C. S. Keedwcll, Dispensing Chemist ■fHE r FOURTH TEST may prove that New Zealand is as good as South Africa or it may prove that Soutn Africa is hotter. All tests, however prove that no better leather is used in a repair job than that used by A. O. Rett«r, next the C. M. Ross Co., Ltd. MILKING MACHINE RUBBERS,ti Belting, and Fasteners, Moffat Vir- j tue Cups, Buckets, Strainers, Drenches j Milkeoze, Safonia, Disinfectant, Yard i Brooms, Etc., at Parker. Vincent and j Co., Supply Sto’e pAßD^—White or comured, cut to any size for window tickets. “ChroniC cle” stocks are landed direct from Sweden at a tremendous saving. Ask * r prices.' QBE THE NEW G.M.R. Cylinder Head on the New PONTIAC SIX. Ask to have it explained.—“ Eclipse” Garage, the Sole Agents. lINEN MARKING OUTFITS which include Rubber Stamp, with name, bottle of best enulity marking ink and i pad, 4/- each, at Levin Daily Chroni