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Horowhenua Chronicle, 16 September 1929, Page 1

BUSINESS NOTICES. 3/6 GIVEN AWAY. i £EE the Burgham Handy Three and you cannot fail % to buy. - This is what you get. 10 Burgham Blades 2/Folding ScijSSOiß ....... 2/6 Niche! Penknife 1/6 6/Yours for 2/6. These blades are the finest on the market and fit the regulation Gillette Razor. This offer is for a limited pexied only. Spend 2/6. Save 3/6. RIMMER’S THE BIG CASH STORES. WHERE ALL THE BIG VALUES ARE. WANTED. r |’Q Llvi' —Broomed Bungalow. All conveniences. Electric range. Apply “Chronicle’ 5 Olliee. QA.N’CLi at Koputaroa Hall, Tuesday, I7t)i Geptemuer. Good music .and Hour. Gems 2/-, Badies I/-. Y^ANTEB —A smart reliable boy for errands and parcels. Must be thoroughly honest. Apply Johnson’s Cash (Stores. RANTED —A young girl for light housework. Must be fond of children, and of good address. Apply by letter to Box 28, Otaki.

RANTED TO BU Y —Two good house Cows. State price and particulars to “N.Y.Z.,” c/o “Chronicle.” JO LET OR FOE SALE—House, five rooms, and garage', all possible conveniences. Central. Rent 3Us per week. Apply “ Chronicle. ’ ’ JO LET—S-roomcd house, gas stove, range. Two minutes from Post Office. Ring 16S. RANTED —Girl, general help, three adults in family, four miles from P.O. Apply Chronicle. J7NTRIES arc invited for Sponge Sandwich (butter) competition, at St. Mary’s Spring Flower Show on Tuesday; good prizes. Entries to be staged by 2 o’clock and to become the properly of the Produce Stall, for which other donations are solicited. jJTNG 326 —“My Valet” Service Suits and Costumes dry cleaned and press- . od. Alterations and repairs done , promptly. C/o Bates, Tailor, Levin. pLARK’S, LTD,, are Levin Agents for the famous “Van Harding” Shirts, ■ featuring unshrinkable neckbands, cuffs, will not fray.—Van Harding Shirts are supreme in quality, durability and comfort. Go to Clark’s, Ltd., and inspect the line range of colourings.— Van Hausen Collars to match. I AST Week of Sale at Clarks, Ltd., — Boys’ fancy all wool pullovers. Usually 6/1? to 8/6. All going for 4/11. JyjO UNEMPLOYMENT.' in the motor trade. The demand for the new Chevrolet Six keeps 400 tradesmen busy at Petone. There’s more New Zealand labour in a Chevrolet than in any other car on the market. Ask for a demonstration at the Eclipse Garage. C\ BUYS a BRAND NEW 1 ' MOTOR TYRE, 29 x 4.40, and for another 7/3 you can hare a tube. Brand new stock only at the Eclipse Garage. j)ON’T BUY A CAR until you have had a demonstration of the wonderful Chevrolet —the greatest light ear value on the market.—Eclipse Garage* will demonstrate its merits. pARD —White or coloured, cut to any size for window tickets “Chroni cle” Stocks are landed direct from Sweden at a tremendous saving. for prices. DUICK TYRES, 41 x 5.25. Nett cash price £3 16& sd. Tubes 12/9. Al) new stock. Other prices 20 per cent* and 5 per cent, off list at Eclipse Gar* aje. QUESTS Flower and Vegetable Seeds from the finest nurseries in England, now available. Many new specialities ami a fine selection at Parker, Vinctf '"v4 Co,, Ltd., CAMEL can cross the Sahara Desert without shoes, but who wants to be a camel. See F. W. Pink for high-grade footwear. Nothing shoddy stocked. .