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Horowhenua Chronicle, 27 November 1929, Page 8

PUBLIC NOTICES. NEW tj-uAXiANS RAILWAYS. WEEK-END EXCURSION WEEK-END EXCURSION WEEK-END EXCURSION TO WANGANUI RIVER. WANGANUI RIVER. WANGANUI RIVER. SATURDAY, 30th NOVEMBER. Return Fare: HALF ORDINARY RATE. Train leaves LEVIN 3.2 p.m. RIVER STEAMER LEAVES WANGANUI 9 a.m. SUNDAY, RETURNS 5.0 p.m. RETURN FARES, including steamer trip, and lunch and afternoon tea on the River. FROM LEVIN: ' 21/10 (Ist), 17/3 (2nd). Week-end Tickets to Wanganui, exclusive of steamer trip, also obtainable. For full particulars see handbills or inquire aPstations. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. FOLDING RACES, 30th NOVEMBER, 2nd DECEMBER. QN SATURDAY, 30th November, and Monday, 2nd December, usual 6.11 a.m. Paekakariki-Palmerston North train will leave Paekakarild 6.50 a.m., Levin 8.40, Shannon^9.lo, and connect with special train leaving Palmerston North 10.15 a.m. for Feilding. Return train leaves Feilding 5.0 p.m., connecting with usual 5.10 p.m. train from Palmerston North, which will be delayed to leave Palmerston North 5.48 p.m. The Daylight Limited (Wellington arr. 11.10 p.m.) leaves Feilding 8.2 p.m. Stops at Shannon and Levin on Saturday only. Excursion tickets to Feilding, available for return until 3rd December, will be obtainable at Paekakariki, Terrace End, and intermediate stations, on 30th November and by train leaving Paekakariki 6.50 a.m. on 2nd December. Return fares (Ist and 2nd class). — From Levin 8/2, 5/7; Shannon 6/4, 4/1. RELINQUISHING BUSINESS. pjAVING decided, for health reasons, to give up business in Levin, I wish to thank the many patrons who have extended their ‘patronage. My dressmaking’rooms will be closed from FRIDAY, NOVEMBER-29th, and clients should call for their orders on or before that date. D. TRESEDER. - i ■piE MONTHLY MEETING of the New Century Tent, 1.0. R., will be held in the Back Room of the Whakatane Club Rooms on THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 28th, at 8 p.m. Business: General. J. McTAGGART, Hon. Secretary. LEVIN HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. SUMMER SHOW. centurylhall, levin. Tuesday, 3rd December, 1929 SEVEN SECTIONS—I 67 CLASSES. VALUABLE PRIZES AND CUPS. SECTION I.—Out Blooms. SECTION II. —Decorative. SECTION Hl.—Fruit. SECTION IV.—Garden Produce. SECTION V.—Homo Industries. SECTION Vl.—Needlework. SECT ION" TlL—Children »s Classes. SCHEDULES may be obtained at the Chronicle Office. Members are invited to obtain their tickets from Mrs W. M. Clark, or the Secretary. Subscription 2/6, admitting to two shows. H. G. KERSLAKE, Hon, Secretary. AUCTION SALES WAIKANAE SALE. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 28. i 100 good 4-year ewes, with b.f. lambs at foot 100 3,4, and 5-year P.A. and Hereford bullocks 80 2-tooth wethers 120 shorn 4-tooth wethers 50 owes with B.F. lambs at foot 18 yearling Jersey heifers 2 aged half-draught horses 8 fat cows and hoifora 100 3,4, and 5-yr P.A. and Hereford bullocks 80 2-tooth wethers S E E D LTngl XHE biggest variety we have ever stocked, all ready for planting out Spring Bulbs. See the display of blooms now on view and order your bulbs for next season. Don’t go by a catalogue description. Order from the actual blooms. MADAME DE ROUX : Hay Fever promptly relieved and LAND’S VINEGAR is unexcelled. Always stipulate ‘ ‘ SHARE AND’S. ’ ’ Obtainable in bottle or bulk.*