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Horowhenua Chronicle, 11 March 1930, Page 1

JHE “CHRONICLE’S’* Snbseription Ledger reveala the fact that this journal is delivered daily to 92 per cent, of the homes in the district. No other advertising medium has such an effective circulation. Our subscribers f lists are open for the inspection of advertisers.

BUSINESS NOTICES. PERSONAL REQUIREMENTS you are in your own home, in lodgings, hotel, or camp, there’s many little personal requisites that you like to have as your own. Here’s a few, reasonably priced;— Rexona Soap Outicura Soap 1/3 Cantilever Soap 7cl Palmolive Soap 6d English Lavender Soapi 3 for 1/4 Castile Soap 3 for Ud Bath Soap (large?) 3 for lid Brown Windsor Soap' 7 for 1/Cherry Blossom Boot Polish (all colours), 5 for 1/Nail Brashes from 2dl Colgate’s Tooth Paste (with free brush) 1/6 ! Q’Tol ..... 1/9 Fomo . a 1/4 Toilet Rolls, per doz. 2/0 QUALITY THE BEST PRICE THE LOWEST ■—A*—* RIMMER’S — THE BIG CASH STORES. WHERE THE BIG VALUES ARE. WANTED. purifies blood, cures Rheumatism, and kindred complaints. A health food like tea.. Free sample from C, 8. Keedwell, Chemist.* BEACH SECTIONS and Houses at Paraparaumu, Waikanae, Otaki, and Hokio at prices to’suit purchasers. Inspection arranged through Parker, Vincent and Co., agents. JIMBERLANDS Wood mill to be erected in Bay of Plenty. Operations commence 1937. yOU HELP a coming N.Z. industry and make your future financially comfortable by investing in Timberlanda Bonds. HATS' MADE AS HEW.—Bring yours. Results will surprise you. —Humphreys & Andrews, Ltd., Hatters. JO LET —Cottage at Paraparaumu Beach close to water front, plenty of accommodation. Splendid view; furnished. Apply Parker, Vincent, and Co. JIMBERLANDS BONDS can bo. bought for cash or terms. You buy on a rising market. Only a limited number available.

pULL PARTICULARS of Tlinberiand# Wood Pulp project from Mr E W. Wakefield. Phone 417. Levin. Enquire at once. fJEW SEASON’S English Wallpapers. —We have a great selection of delightful designs and colourings at moderate prices. Write to-day for sampl ;a to Alexander Clark, Ltd., P.O. Box 185, Palmerston North. ME J. W. MIDDLEMISS, who has retired. from business, is prepared to undertake spraying, pruning, or other gardening work. Address Salisbury Street, or Bing 251. GOODS just opened up at Clark’s, Ltd., lovely materials, including 27in. figured velveteens, 7/11 yard.—Chiffon finish velveteens 9/6 to 12/G yard, exclusive robe lengths to choose from. XIMBEKLANDS WOOD PULP BONDS arc an absolutely safe investment. £500,000 held in trust for pulp mill. SPECIAL PURCHASE—Boys’ Hard Wearing Shorts, all sizes, 4/11. — Humphreys and Andrews, Ltd., Men’s and Boys’ Wear Stores. DAW-ON TYRES for Ford Cars, 31 x 440. B.E. £2 Vs 6d, S.S. £2 16/-. Less 5 per cent, for cash at Milnes* Garage. TYRES REDUCED—2O per cent, and 5 per cent, off list prices for cash. Tyres and Tubes. Get in early on this —Milnes’ Garage. CLINICAL METER —costs little money now-a-days, and provides a sure means ®£ detecting serious illness at the onset. English Thermometers of guaranteed accuracy, 3/6 each at C. S. Keedwell’s Pharmacy. THERE’S NOTHING like leather! But that all depends on how its applied. For instance the boy who has just left the master’s office may not look so pleased as the man who had his boots repaired at P. W. Pink’s. OTHERS COME nr 5 others go, b*ut like the brook, F. W. Pink goes on. Nearly half a century at tb« trade now and his customers say ttn — One ni;t' ' .)• r ■Jj.'-l)'. TTNGLTSH WALLPAPERS.—The quality of the paper and pleasing deprnva! of the most critical. Write to Alexander Clark, Ltd.. P.O’. Box 185, P-‘ imerst North, for samples.