WINTER SALE NOW IN FULL SWING. ALL MILLINERY HALF PRICE. Ladies’ Winter Coats at Bargain Prices. 3 ONLY GIRLS COSTUMES HALF PRICE. Navy Serge. Usually 52/6, 54/6, 55/6. Sale Prices 26/3, 27/3, 27/9. 1 ONLY MAIDS’ JUMPER SUIT. Fit a girl about 14 years. Usually 39/6. Sale Price 9/11. “BERLEI” WRAP-ON CORSETS Sizes 22 to 30. Usually 6/11. Sale Price 4/11. LADIES’ WHITE HANDKERCHIEFS. Sale Price 9d half dozen. “LISSUE” COLOURED BORDER HANDKERCHIEFS. SHEETS. Hemmed ready for use. Single Bed 1/11 id each. Double Bed 3/3 each sheet. WHITE damask. 54-inch. Dice pattern. Sale Price 1/- yard. SHADOW TISSUE. Sale Price 1/2 yard. WASHING SATIN. 36 inches wide. Colours— Apricot, sky, saxe, turquoise,’ pink, nil, rose, dark saxe, navy, royal, maroon, blacky white, and cream. Sale Price 1/3 yard. Sale Price 9d Each. R. H. JENKINS. BIG VALUE DRAPER.
The Levin Poultrykeepers’ Co-operative Association, limited. (Established 14 years ago to promote the interests of Poultry Farmers). Telephones: Store 318, Secretary 263. Payments for Eggs by Pool. Payments due every four weeks. Advances made at any time. No subscription nor fees on joining. Food of all kinds stocked—the best available. AFFILIATED TO THE EGG DISTRIBUTING BOARD, LIMITED. An organization established to protect the interests of Poultry Farmers and to appoint Agents for the Disposal of Eggs and Poultry. MESSRS PICOT BROS., LTD. have been appointed Sole Agents and Distributors, and Poultry Farmers have full advantage of their big marketing organization.
SUCCESSFUL NATIONAL MONTHLY. N.Z. RAILWAYS MAGAZINE. New Zealanders’ appreciation of the high national quality of the re-organised Railways Magazine is shown in a very strong demand for copies throughout the Dominion. The life and colour of New Zealand, past and present, and railway topics, are brightly shown by good writers. It is double value—because filed copies gradually make a very helpful reference library. The name of the winner of the first £5 prize competition (“What is New Zealand’s Best Scenic Feature”) and a review of the entries are featured in the June issue (published on the Ist). NEW ZEALAND’S BEST FOR 6d.
Preserve eggs this clean, economical way—use SHAKLAND’S "MOA” BRAND EGG PRESERVATIVE. No trouble or mess. Keeps eggs fresh foi months. Does not nffeot. the Ist6m. (*>
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Horowhenua Chronicle, 24 June 1933, Page 3
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