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Horowhenua Chronicle, 12 July 1933, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. 'AS COSY AS YOUR OWN FIRESIDE." TO-NIGHT AT 7.30 P.M. LAST (SCREENING OF EDDIE CANTOR EDDIE CANTOR EDDIE CANTOR AS THE KID FROM SPAIN.'' "THE KID FROM SPAIN." THE KID FROM SPAIN." If you haven't already seen this picture DON'T MISS IT! COMING THURSDAY—FRIDAY "JACK'S THE BOY" Featuring JACK HULBERT, CICELY COURTENIDGE, WINIFRED SHOTTER. 100 PER CENT ENGLISH PRODUCTION. . (ARMICHAEL & CO. BUTCHERS. BEEF. Prime Sirloin 4sd lb. Prime Ribs 3£d lb. Rump steak •7d lb. Topside 4d lb. Beefsteak 4d lb. Gravy 3d lb. MUTTON. ' " Full Legs Mutton .... .... 2/6 Full Loin Mutton 1/9 Full Fore-Quarter 2/3 CORNED BEEF. Silverside 4d lb. Round 3sd lb. Brisket on Bone 3d lb. PORK. Dairy Fed Pork 7d lb. Pickle Pork .... 6d lb. LAMB. F.Q. Lamb 7d lb. H.Q. Lamb 8d lb. DRIPPING. Beef Dripping 3d lb. NOTHING BUT THE PRIMEST BEEF, MUTTON, LAMB AND PORK SOLD. NO BONER BEEF SOLD IN THIS SHOP. THE PRICE SMASHER.

TRANSPORT SERVICES. ROYAL MAIL PASSENGER SERVICE LEAVE LEVIN 11.5 a.m., 8.30 'p.m. Leave FOXTON 6.50 a.m., 3.5 p.m. DEPOTS—COKER'S CONFECTIONERY, LEVIN. MRS WALKER, Foxton. ' CIVILITY & PROMPTNESS. E.J. MURPHY. PROPRIETOR. RELIABLE TRANSPORT. WHY YOU should give the local caTcarrier your Wellington freights:— All goods are fully insured. Freights are cheaper then either rail or parcel post. All goods are handled carefully. We seldom have a claim for breakage. Goods received at the Wellington Depot before 4 p.m. are delivered in Levin at 9 a.m. next morning. DEPOT—BOND STREET. PHONE 45-708. W. CAPPER & SON, CARRIERS, LEVIN. PHONE 155. SAND. GRAVEL OR SOIL CARTFD AT REASONABLE rfATES. QUICK RESULTS. UAVE you anything to sell? Do yon want to buy anything? If so use the '"Chronicle's" Wanted Columns. The cheapest and quickest method of getting results TBV ITJ The 'Flu germ is here again making its annual * isit. Be wise and protf-. yourself. Put a few drop 0 of "NaZOL" on your handkerchief every day. Disinfects and protects the points of infection —the passages of the mouth, nose and throat. 1/6 buys 60 doses; 2/6 120 doses. (3) Here's a remedy for coigns and old. yfu TK"swear by.'» "NAZOL." tfivsu prompt relief because it seien&iScally treats sueh aliments at thr points of infection. It's economies . : ,„—120 doses for 2/6 60 do«eg tor I'fl. (1* There's nevei ai»y need to pay high prices for eggs. The economical housewife always preserves a goodly supply while they are cheap with SHABLAND'S "MOA" BRAND EGG PRESERVATIVE. K«eps egtrs fresh for months.* Caution! If you want to remedy coughs or colds use TONKING'S LIN SEED EMULSION. Succeeds where .others fail. Builds up the system aeninst more serious chest and lung ailments. laid everywhere. 1/6, 2/6 an* 4/6. (4)