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Horowhenua Chronicle, 8 July 1933, Page 3

I SILK | j GEORGETTES. | Shades —Pink, Blue, | • Bed, Black and | J White. Usually 7/6 = (to 8/0, | I Sale Price 2/11 Yard j GREAT WINTER LADIES’ SILK & WOOL HOSE WINCEYETTES. (Seconds). 4/6 Quality. SALE PRICE 2/11 PAIR. 8 TWILL WINCEY- | | ETTE S | 36 inches wide. | | Shades —Pink', Blue, j ? and Cream. I ! COTTON tweeds! TWILL PYJAMA ? 36-inch. I SALE PRICE 17cloth j OTHER QUALITIES 2 1/3, 1/4 J, 1/6 I Smart stripes. SALE PRICE lop yard. I SALE PRICE I I 0D YARD. , | | FIGURED WINCEY-1 ! ETTE. i | 36-inch. Shades — x I Pink, Blue and Green S I SALE'PRICE I | OiD YARD. I R. H. JENKINS BIG VALUE DRAPER. vwwwwvwvuwwuwwww/wuvuvwwwwwuwwv THE QUEEN POULTRY FARM. QUEEN STREET EAST, LEVIN. B. RASKIN, Proprietor. RASKIN’S UTILITY WHITE LEGHORNS. MEED no introduction as they have already r wide reputation for their phenomenal egg-laying qualities. 15 per cent, of the eggs marketed by the L.P.K.A. in the past season have been supplied by me. My stock has been carefully selected and improved by the introduction of breeders from Christie’s “DUNBAR” strain, prizewinners at Hawkesbury Agriculture College (N.S.W.). Prices—--25 for 30/-. 50 for £2/12/0. 100 for £5. Eggs for Setting—--15 eggs for 10/6. £2/5/- per 100. Terms: Cash.