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Horowhenua Chronicle, 3 February 1936, Page 1

it i<? CERTAIN 'J’HAT among the great numbei of “Chronicle” readers—9o per cent, of the district residents —you will find the person who has what you want or wants what you have to sell. Use the “Chronicle” Want. Advte. for results.

BUSINfcjS NOTICES. For Your Old Radio! y/E give you a better trade-in price for your old radio. See us about Hi is without delay. SOLE AGENTS FOR AIRZONE, BRITON, RADIOLA, COURTENAY, COMMODORE AND PRECEDENT RADIOS. RADIO DEALER PHONE 98. WANTED. gTRAYED from my property, Gladstone Road, two weaner Jersey Heifers, earmarked two front notches. Anyone knowing whereabouts please communicate 11. R. Cottle, Lindsay Road, or ring li)2. Reward. RANTED. —By working man, board in private family. For address fiipply "Chronicle" Office. RANTED— A Strong Youth for dairy farm, must be good milker. Good home and wages. Apply 11. J. Lancaster. HUTCH! NS' FOR FURNITURE.—6 Piece Rimu Dining Room Suites from £7/17/-. 3-Pioce Lounge Suites from X7/o/-. Tea Waggons from 17/6. lOasy terms arranged. Inspection cordially invited. —311 Main Street East, Palmerston North. ZEALANDERS are gradually becoming air-minded. This denotes advancement. But there are still many who have not become car-minded yet. Don't be two steps behind things. Buy a used car and be a bit up-to-date. See the Used Car Exchange.-—Milnes' Garage, Levin and Otaki. j-JUTCIUNS' FOR FURNITURE.—Oak Bedroom Suites from £l3/13/-. Floor Coverings from 3/9 per yard. Before buying—Gall and see us—lt will pay you. Easy terms arranged. 311 Main Street East, Palmcrston North. R— U—R CURED MR. GIBSON. "J. suffered severely with Rheumatism in its worst form for years," writes Mr. F. F. Gibson, 28 Beatrice Street, Invercargill. ''l tried various remedies without relief until advised to try R—U —R. To-day I am completely cured." R—U —R, the wonderful uric acid remedy, is sold with money-back guarantee by C. S. Keedwell, Chemist. Free booklet. fITICK RESULTS! Have you anything to sell. ?>"> you want to buy anything. Us 9*e " Chronicle* ' Wanted Columns the 90 per cent, of district residents who read the Chronicle you will find a buyer for what you have to sell. Use "Chronicle" Want. Ads. TO* PRINTING—Quick and accurate Printing at lowest possible pricei —Levin Daily Chronicle TRUCKING AT LEVIN: TUESDAY, 4th FEBRUARY, 1936. 10—11.30 a.m. and I—2 p.m. T. C. GARDNER. LEVIN. FOLDING. J-JOOK ''BUYERS of Prime Baconera and Choppers. PROMPT PAYMENT. TRUCKING DATE: MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3rd, 1936. H. BATES.