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Horowhenua Chronicle, 4 February 1936, Page 1

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OF the district residents eagerly read the "Chronicle" Want. Adrfcs. If you have anything to sell o* i>™ n t to buy, hire or lease arayinmg, the "Chronicle" Want Ads. will help you. Assured results for a trifling outlay.

BUSINESS NOTICES. School Resumes Once More SO MAKE SURE YOUR CHILDREN HAVE ALL NECESSARY AND RELIABLE REQUISITES BY PURCHASING THEM FROM THE SHOP FOR QUALITY AND QUANTITY. PHONE 302. BOX 63. COMBINED WITH Cheapness. FIRST GRADE BEEP MUTTON LAMB PORK SMALL GOODS. AT THE LOWEST PRICES IN TOWN ALL MEATS KEPT IN THE LATEST COOLER. Cleanliness, Civility & Prompt Attention — The Secret of Our Ever Increasing Business. ADMIRERS OF FINE FURNITURE ARE INVITED TO INSPECT THE MAHOGANY STAINED BEDROOM SUITE WHICH WILL BE ON SHOW IN OUR SHOWROOM FOR THE NEXT TWO WEEKS. MAKERS OP HIGH CLASS FURNITURE. CABINETMAKERS And UNDERTAKERS. CAMBRIDGE STREET SOUTH, LEVIN. PHONE 413 ALL HOURS. J. HARVEY. FUNERAL FURNISHER & UNDERTAKER. Motor Hearse in Attendance. PHONE 8. Private at all Hours 128. P.O. Box 44. WEBBERS FURNITURE FACTORY. UNDERTAKERS. Private Address: Next factory. Or. Mako Mako Road and Oxford St RING 72D (DAY OR NIGHT). WHY YOU SHOULD GIVE THE LOCAL CARRIER YOUR WELLINGTON FREIGHTS. ' All goods are fully insured. ' Freights are cheaper than either rail or parcel post. ; All goods are handled carefully. We seldom have a claim for breakage. Gools receiv.d a* the Wellington Depot before 4 p.m. are delivered in. a* q a.m. next DEPOT—BOND STREET. PHONE 45-708. CARRIERS, LEVIN. PHONE 165, SAND, GRAVEL OR SOIL !S£BTED AT REASONABLE RATES