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SATURDAY, JULY 31, 1915.
Jewellery Repairs
BEGS TO NOTIFY the Public of Levin and district that ho
NOTE THE ADDRESS:
is at his post again
LEVIN.
Opposite Harvey and Go's
splendid
our
HARD WAKE PRICES
se-
l
Forks L's Jd, 3s Gd, Is Gd.
•Spades Is 3d, -is Gd, and us.
l)d.
Halves
is l)d, 2s 3d, Js Jd.
Is
'Is
Shovels,
Od,
Gd,
-3s
li.il.
J.-B. Maids 2s (id.
Axes 2s (id, 3s (3d, os Od.
Heavy Gate Hinges 5d lb.
Wedges Gd i>er lb.
(JUTLEIO
Tools
, Host British.
Wellington prices
Carpenters'
Dessert Knives us hall
Tabio Knives us Gd luiit' dozen.
Desert J'orks Gs hall dozen.Table I'orks Gs 1M lialf dozen.
Teaspoons 2s Ud half dozen.
Pocket Knives, of bast make*, Gd
to 'Is Gd.
SPRAY PUMP and SPRAYING OIL, OIKXJK'KLIY, .RRUSfiWAUE
13UI LUER.S' J JlO N AlOiN G WRY.
FOOTWEAR, etc.
every
side.
Miliar
Uioi*»i
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In 2 Grait Outfitters,
Palmerston NjrHi.
SIMS' NOVELTY HARDWARE DEPOT.
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Trimmed.
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LEVIN.
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a
recorddircak'iig period
ol value-
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London to a
A lady writing
New Zealand friend on June Ist .-ay.. •
"We are all tearfully inl.einsted m our
selves to-da\ because 01 tiie rani .>ji
London hist niuhl. I womler d you
w ill ever hear the detail.- of I hat 1 ed.
or whether the cable
are so
severely censored as our press. I realls
think my excitement at learning tin*
morning ol the raid war- (pule overshadowed by the surpri-e at the <'llec■;ve action
of the Press Bureau.
in
deeil 1 am still so a.sloui'-hed that I
don't know whether 1 am awake or
One had actually taken 1 ior
asleep.
granted thai if the Zeppelin p-t
1
where within ranee 01 outer London
the paper- would be lull of it. whereas
only the most meagre ollieiai report i.allowed.
The newspapers ]i a
columns oi thrilling stories which ibe.v
may not publish: the evening
najiere-pecially
Up 11 leir Columns with
Mu 11 thai 110 one wauled to read, and
what
not allowed to say one word of
was done.
One of my friends ha- ju-;
nniLi me up lo saw <-he heard the Zeppelins over her house, and llie police
ran down llie streets sliouiinu; 'li.^li 1
onl.'
Another ill I lenew was dazzled by the
from an airship in I hi'
windows of her house, and bombs foil
011 each next door house, bul site e,eaped.
1 myself, miseralile thai I am.
was out. (hat niiilil. saw the lires. and
lb-oiio;lil ol
and went liome insiead. and all the way home was look
in l*; <nit for Zeppidin-. iiecause t|. was
such au ideal nie;ht. lor theni." A 1:111
awalu Standard.
.n
A -Inking jiroi'i oi iJu- disori;aiii>a-1 i<lli dt the nurld'.-. basinet cliii'iJitin'
hit-,1 lon mouths is to bo soon hi the
statistics ol the various countries. Ui
;i!nll>>L every branch of trade an<l commerce the
are abnormal,
and there cannot I'ail to tollou a serious rellex in linancial channels. which
all arr intimately connoetod with trade
ami other business activities.
The
uioiii'Vs diverted from
peaceful activities lo I hose dependedt upon war mav
ho circulating as freely and as widely
as ever, but there is lit tic ur noncompensation lor the disturbed or vanished inoalits ol exchange which ill effect
between
arc the passing of moneys
states and nations.
This lael musi
ho borne in upon tin; minds ol all who
i rouble to study the monthly abstract
ol statistics sent out by tlio Now Zealand
Govo<rn inent. statistician.
In
nineteen out of every twenty heads of
imports. New Zealand is shown to he
insiiflicieiiily supplied to meet future
needs. In a measure this fact is due
'to the unwillingness ol imporiitijj;
houses to load themselves with y,00d.iliat miejit prove temporarily unsaleable. but for the yrealor part these
shnrl:i<jes have been caused by the un
readiness or the enduring inability >1'
overseas manufacturers and agents to
supply the bulk of tin* orders sent- to
Apart from the
iliom.
oii of trade aiitl manufactures in'No:
Zealand caused through lack ur insuflicii'iiey of material, there is to be laced
Ihe serious and enduring
in
the C iihtonis revenue oj the dominion.
I here was a falling away of over on.:
and a-ltali' million pounds sterling
(.Cl,in the imports lor the
three first months ut HJlo a;s eomuared
v, ith (hose of .January.
J'ebruarv and
.March ul 1911.
If we take the aver■'n 1 perciuiki#. l ol Customs dues lor
>.cw Zealand an lo per centum- nut an
extravagant estimate -il will be seen
lliat in I lie la.-,t (|Uarter el the financial
vear 1911-10 '.New Zealand's Customs
by about
revenue must have fallen
£lo(),tll)().
J'eople of optimistic Lcn
deiicies will lake comfort in the laci.
that as tJje imports were lower lucre
would be more money to New Zealand'*
credit in London, but true a,s lit fae 1
is, there remains the reflection tlia."
serious disorganisation of local activities must result) from the lack of ne"cKsary goods and materials For nnui'!iaetures. agriculture and other
niportanl industries of the dominion. It
remains for those in responsible places
to take such 'steps ats tliey best can
to stimulate production wherever they
may. to the end Hint New Zealand
finance may be betleml. Otherwise
there will be hard time.s indeed for 'i
ifortion of our people. Statesmanlike
action at the present time would do
a great <leal for amelioration of tlie
country's condition. atid tlie Administration should move in the malfer. ':i
a later issue Tlio Chronicle may indicate one or two avenues of useful endeavour that could be opened up by
judicious leading on the paHi of the
This work comprises SICPAKATHS A LPHAIiIvTICAL
over '2,(>00 Townships, Roroughs, Cities and DitUrielfi.
1)1 RECTORIES
loi
nmi.
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Usual pirce:A real smart range ol Men's Tailored iWix Suils iu all sizes.
'id, fil's 'id, 72s (id, 7-~ih. Sale prices -iL'sfid, ;.i7« Gd. ofs lid, G'is (id (ios
A few odd .suils in sizes and 5. Usmii price* ~)?k Gd lo G7s Gd ; Sale price
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AN ALPHABETICAL DIRECTORY FOR
THE
WHOLE
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A.M.P. Buildings.-
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A Trade and Professional Directory 'loi
Street Directories of tU C-itit-eall New Zealand. together with KCCLLOSIASnCAL. OOUNTY COUN"N Cl!< MUNICIPAL, EDUCATIONAL, MEDICAL, 'PASTORAL. AGKIOFFICIAL
CULTURA L. and LOCAL and CJEN fillAL
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WELLINGTON—ISo Featharston Si.
YOUR JSOY HIS SUIT NOW.
'uu
can save money
while this great
famous Tan Oil.skius with our three yean-' guarantee lo keep water
31eu'(s
shapes.
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Buildings. AUCKLAND—2O Swauson. street
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Doubledirea.slcd Tweed Ororcoflts'iii sizes
Usual priee.s '17s id, Uxs, 50s, 50.5, (ids, Gog.
Men's Rainproof TTydrotito Coals : n
310 7.
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11818 if"B Bi I 3
Me;.:ourne—319 Colling
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L. I 811 Jr| fl U 8
Sale prices 27s Gd.
655. 70s, 755. Sale pricc 455, 50s. 55s Gils, Gss.
Uwial prices (Js Gd, l()s (id,
Men's Good Strong Tweed Trousers, !|ll sizes.
7s lid, 8s Gd, 9«
lis 6d, 12s 6d, 14s 6d to 17s 6d.
10s Gd,
stroot: Perth- St. George street; Sydney—McJlraMi
Buildings. 121 Oxford street; P-rislnne-A.M.P. Buildings; London-Kolly's
183 High Hoiborn.
Directories,
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huy|,
GO doses.
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The German.-. delivered a violent,
coimter-atlaek 'at Barreiikopl lint were
repuKed and we inaintaiiied our "aims
Our lire eaujjJit and destroyed a- Ger-
battery.
inan
Til E ITALIAN ADVANCE.
Home, July -!'■
Ollioial. We made marked ' progress
:n t'ordesole \"alle,y.
'llie enemy ad\ anceil force in
I'adola valley was re
Our artillery wrecked anothpulsed.
er cupola at Fort lleiisel.
forces oil
The enemy deployed
the Carso ami .supported by violent,
artillery lire attempted to advance bul
were driven back siill'eri n;_i ereat losses.
Prisoners stale thai tin- defeated
I oops had jii-1 arrived on the scene.
One regiment (if Alpinists was almost
annihilated.
Our advance continue.,
slow ly.
We prifsoiicicd I 180 at Car:.')
Tuesday ami AVednesdav.
on
I'R OM VIENNA.
Ainsl.erdain. .July
L'!).
ollieiai report, says:
We surprised a strongly lorlilied po.sition on the frontier between Btikovtna
and Bes-arabia. The enemy I led alter
bloody hand-to-hand
leaving
l dead. AVe eaptured -100 prisoners
The enemy'.s atea<t of Kaniiotika.
tacks near Sokal were repulsed. Otli
ei wise the situation is unchanged. Tic
unsuccessfully attacked on the
od:_ie i f the plateau near Sdraussina
Veritietdiano. The enemy evacuaied
liis pusilioii before llie bridgehead at,
Oori/.ia and retreated to the position
occupied prior to f lie bat t le.
We annihilated an Italian company in the
legion ol' Tofana.
All
Austrian
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ASPALTY
LIST
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DIKD Vl' WOCNDS.
Canterbury '.Mounted.
1!. Arnold.
L.nice-Corporal
Trooper 11. S.
Uato,
Auckland
Battalion.
J). iSteuart.
Private
LIED IN DOS I' IT A L AT ALBANY.
<)taj;o ISaLtaliou.
Private I'". Procter.
A IJ».M J'l I
Not 100 Old at 80
JOJ)
TO
I0<;)
I' ll AN
AIOIY
HOSPITAL.
SLIGHTLY WOUNDED.
LOI'D
I:I
{A.SSK\ \S
".SIMiKA.M'S"
(I'Voin
On j'
.MISSION.
Battalion.
I'm ate 11. Willi.
LA I'KST Tl!ll'.
Cot
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Hji
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Canterbury Battalion.
Priviite N. J. Jledinond.
(..)
London. -J 11 IK.'
Ivirl I>i'ii-y ninl hi- t;illl<)iis v:iriit.
llic Siuiiicjiln. are Id gll lo 1 lie Uard.'i
iielle.s .short ly !u a.ssisl in the lied (.
work.
,i>l<l lira-soy announced (h.lift
ii
in-<
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i ■11 al a recruiting meeting al
I
Kasl liniinH'.
do
11111<■11." lie
"I liavc lint heen able lo
.said, '"but it hats hern
privilege to make a weekly vo,\w iLli a hospital
11i|>.
taking stores and wringing hack the
agroat
ago
to France
wounded.
New I am ujidcr order.-'
Inr the Daidanelle.s"
A ''Daily Chronicle" repn-sonlai i\<■
had a brief conversation with his lordship as lie le|'l .St Paul'sCatliedral la-l
nielli alter attending t lie service n
memory ol the Australians and No.-.
Zealailder.s $Jio ha<l Fallen In the war,
The veteran peer lie is in his eight i<-I I;
year- is feeling Hie intirmilirs oi h;s
years, and can only walk slowK with
the aid ol' two .-ticks: hut ho u a.- ' nil
of enthusiasm lor this I'resh adventure
in his lamed yacht, n ndeil alien at an
aye when most men would he glad *o
rest al home. "Yes. I hope to gel oil'
in a fortnight's time." he remarked,
"and am looking fonvanl to il- very
much."
Qticfiiioned
;i,s to the reason lor (lie
his lorcl.slti|> said: "1 am going
\oyage.
because the transport department verv
much desire to have tin- Sunbeam there,
and. oF coii'i'se. as her -kipper I shall go
with her. Our work 'will he concerned
with the wounded, in much the same
way as \ have heen
hitherto."
Lord l?ra.-scy'.s mission will add n
new and glorious chapter to the history
of tin- Sunbeam, the eld-fashioned
three-masted yacht in "which he
sailed the seven seas, and which is
known in almost every .quarter of the
globe.
Lord ißrawvv is taking no
undue credit in describing himself as
the Sunbeam's skip per.
Ho is a '■'nil?
qualified sailor, holding a master mariner's certificate.
The Sunbeam. by
tin' way. is reckoned to have made vny-l
ages aggregating
somewhere,, abou!:
,
A complete remedy for coughs,
colds, sore throats, and bronchitis is
"Nazol."
Can he taken on sugar or
Hi rough a
Inhaler. All cluii'n-
isls.
Paris. July 'J!l.
Ollieiai. At Baiidosapt we occupied
another uroup ol houses in the soutli-
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POST OFFICE DIRECTORY'
POST OFFICII DIRECTORY'
POST OFFICE DIRECTORY'
1915.
l)iis
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ZEALAND
total area
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return--
is
clusion in
<hiiiljl.
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§
4,'hl,
I lire.sliimll,
eoiisiderably helow llie aet H-:t I urea which was under wheal.
A census ol the stocks ol wheat, oatand Hour in the dominion wa.- lakeii on
llie MOlli June last, bul llie final results are 11ol available in lime lor in-
.-dWIJOI.S ASl'i'XT Ut' NEW
ZEALAND l''N A.\CIO.
,
I Mini
-U dozen Men's Very Smart NegJigf and Tenuis Slitrlall .sizes.
G,s lid and is Lid each. Sale price 2s lid.
1 rices -Is Gd. ~>h Oil, (V lid, Gs
lis od, -is lli!, lis Gd, Is Lid, o.s (id and o.s lid.
lli dozen Men's very strong Working Shu is. Usual pnu's ils lid, L- (id,
•Is lid, Cms (id and on lid.
vTT, 2<-> ltd, -ij (id,
Sale prices
lld and J.» Od.
Vou cau save money by buying your w inter
as f j c-i v
sin»le article ia reduced in price.
Usual pitce& -l.> lid and >a
'1 Specials iu Men's Singlets and Uiuicipanic.
lid. Sale prices .'is lid and It? fid.
Sale price la. Is Gd,
Bargains in Men's Caps, smart shapes and all sizc.s.
Js lid, 2s (id and 2* Ud.
A nice range o! MeuV Solt Foil. Hats Usual prices ">s Lid, Gs Gd. 7s (id,
(lie
reliable, and llial llie
reiurned
Cum iniUi>i\
School
111 at
indicates
ID. HO
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L'UVT JILSITATK! l/OMK I.ILGU.I" ALONG!
WISK'S
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MAKE JT A POINT TO CALL T'OJI YOUR PAIR TODAY.
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I'OI LTIiY M I<;AIUIMT.
SHIPMENTS JUST OPENED UP.
Mail orders promptly and carefully attended to.
k\
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CHICK FOOD.
CAM'' MEAL.
!'
I•: ir<!r'v
o.\i'oi'tl ttl
:
soundly
constructed,
luxuriously comfortable,
in appearance, famous lor durability and unrivalled
-nitti are
in
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Sti ■■■[•.s .• l!i dtiivc jusl ai'Kcw :mkl clean a I
rimrl.
prices. All l)i'aiuls
:I T< !:accu on sale, also full
ran
of
1 rra' and Toilet
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,\C KYI'S
Stock Foods
mm hals.,
g
RIMIT'.M Al\ ING
THE
XAI'IKK IHK'lll
Phonographs and Accordeons.
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under
persunal .snp'M'vi^iun.
;
STANDARD
LOCAL
requisites.
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PUBLISHED DAILY
LEVIN.
SATURDAY, JULY 31 1915.
LI.MI-;.
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NOUTII KILN STAI!.
A
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Meeting
I'l:inckss victoria.
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n—7. yyjaafcr
f_"A
(.id.
KAIiIA KOSh'.
IIKAHTY lIKMHON.
i
L'li'iLS
riohf at Li'vin lor Smith ji( 8
1.1.i p.in. and (j.JS p.in.
('lh>h ;t L
l.inin In'- N;. 1 11' atli.lli ;imi 7 li.it:
BROTHERS,
KAItI.Y I'LIJITAXH.
owners it lit I Ironi tanners. Applying
ilii' average yield per acre!2ll.P 11 to
lie total area sown. as returned liy
I :iMiier--. oives a total yield el |Si"..
bushels. bin according to liie
threshing relnrii.s received to dale (L'H I•')L111• actual quantity ol wheal'
threshed was (i.."> 81 .(>!?!J nushels.
As
prev iou-.lv stated. slops are bejn;i t.a
ken to ascertain (lie eau.-e of llie dit
Icieiiee. ami so far it is loimd lhal no
returns ol area- were lnrnislied in
number ol cases by fanners oil wliov 1
bell all urain lias been 111resl i ed.
Th's
UNKNOWN
SEEM POTATOES,
4^/jj
MOW
cuireut rates.
87'J-l
/1 J
10/0
NOW -
,,s
;.l
Apply liy letter, eare
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Late I'upil of .Miss Kennedy,
Oxford St LEVIN, and at EKETAHUNA
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NOW
L'o.s.
in los Gil.
(id
lUs
iL's Od
all am.
om'i.v i. vinhy on.skin coats
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M
SUUcituk,
&
VIOLIN
WERAROA, Levin.
11AS WE Li.
lijone.y
Milking Machines.
Before purcliHHing ycur Miiking Machine
consult K, ALLMA.NI>, Weraroa, Levin, who
and pays the whole of his
specialises
attention to the methods of relieving tho
Dairy farmer from the drudgery and monotony of hand milkinp.
P
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for the "GANE
las
UliNliJiAJi MKKUIJA'NTrf
ll -i
:Nmv
Were 2tV>.
VELVET OATS, in .Nlaek and Jiruwii. etc.
| 8 OMI Y TWKWJ COATS.
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Were
Oil.
&
LL
Anmisl L\
MffW" J
J
HATS, in belt- and Velvet. 7s Oil to I'is Oil.
KLIAHV-TU-WEAH
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&>
15A I.' RISTLii & SuLLUITuK,
Money to lend im approved st'ouiity lit current. mien.
oULIUITUHK
I'ATKN'I A(jKiN"l'iS.
i'Valliorston Slhihi., \» ull-wiyioij.
ALLMAND,
jj j g
.NOW
to Ids Ud.
O-
Sokal-Kamioiika.
I.VIO a I
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London. July .'<o.
The 'I imes s Warsaw correspondent
rise
in
the
ill"; to the
prices of .sheep
the dis- says ii is not believed that there will
trict. the butclicrs n| I'aliner.ston have lie any lijilit ill'", 'n the vicinity ol
o_nlv a, rearguard
been coni[)elled to raise the prices :>l Warsaw , am 1
f
and t'lio
meat Id per lb.
This alteration will art ion
line.
take effect from .Monday next. -AlanThe Daily .Mail's I'elroe.rad corres
awatu Times.
the retirement
from
poii den L says
.New Zealand i.s uettcr oil' by 'lie
Warsaw is voluntary and orderly.
million bushels ol wheat tnan was c.\There is no pressure by the enemy,
pected alter tlii' returns soul hi liy and everything useful to the encmv
tanners were considered last yi'ar. 1 lie
The only
has been taken away,
matter i.- explained inihis neck's i.ssu
roups are al (lie cen Ire a considerable
I
ii! statistics by tin; Registrar-General, distance lo march there and ready to
who remarks; Jn June last reference move.
Kveryl liiiifi' N prepared for
was made Ij.v my department to t'ir rapid transfer to the new positions.
n
(li llereiicc iii tlio total yieiti a*
by the returns from thrcisliinij, nuli
IN THE WEST.
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Now On
STiAIM'S.
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To the SLjaia'y Fanners of tlui Ifflafiawalu—
OFFERED FOR THIS WEEK ONLY
CNTIC.U.UKI) I'.KI/r
be
oi
making ol appointments may
i'etroyrad, July
contribution.
BL£NKH3ftN
IiSSA d.
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HA UItISThU.»S
FOR WOMEN AND MAIDS
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DLSI'IfiKSINt! CHEMIST,
isAi;!;!>;iiii(
lAgent
SALE
12 SPECIAL BARGAINS
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Ollicial. -The enemy at Jloxhany mi
successfully attempted to advance between the Narev and the Ozli.
Ihe
enemy's outputs on the left bank ol
the Vistula were repulsed in the direcI'iie
tion ol Gorakalvaria-Groilskv.
enemy's conLinuons attacks at Maydan
ami north of Omhe'tsgow were repulsed and tin>y lost eiiormoiisry.
Austrian attacks above Sokal were
repulsed.
Six Austrian regiments eressed the
Huu at Kamionka and captured some
o 1 our trenches oil the liiiLt. bill wen
driven liacls oti Wednesday across Ihe
river in disorder.
"We prisonered
Norscwood (Jo-operative Daily L'o.,
a l , the annual meeting of Shareholders
voted I'2-jO to the 'Wounded Soldiers'
Fund.
Some members exrpcssed the
opinion that Lliey would like t.o have
seen the donation doubled, while
a
.small minority voiced objection to any
C. S, Keedwell
WILLSARI STEWAKT iMKiC,
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Now On
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The Treasurer of the Hclgian lie
lief Fund. Levin, intimates thai she.
Jisis forwarded to the mayor of Wellington. the .sum of C(J 10s, beinji; the
anioiinl, ol inoiitlily donations for .July.
addressed to .Mis.s Andrews, care
The Citroniclce Oliice.
(id
FiEeJ aud
WALKLEY'S ST
THE R USSiAX REPORT.
lor
'is
size
I(J oz.'
ASSOCIATION.j
In .Melbourne Die city col led i oiks total-
.Miss Andrews, who i.s a pupil of
.Miss Kennedy, of Wellington, i<s settlcd in Levin,
and is prepared 'o
Letters
take pupils lor the violin.
2s
8 on.- size
Blankets, N.Z. made,
D
Clark's ■ K.
IS
SALE
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wool,
:
I'ltliSS
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I Clark's JS®*
8!#
all
Full Size Well Filled Kapoc Pillows, 2s 6d each
Full Size Honeyeonibe Quilts, lUs, worth 145.6d
Full Size Marcella Quilts, special quality, 12s (id,
worth 21s
All Wool Flannel, all colours, Is 4d yd.
Good Striped Flannelettes, SJtl, best English make
White Flauneleltes from 4d yd.
3 Men's Overcoats, 40s each, worth 455.
Don't Be Misled—We Lead and Others Follow.
SHIRTS, TIES, HOSE,
.71 ig bargains await you oil
Three-quarter Size,
18s 6d pair
[I'Jilt
l
ALONG
your choico i'rom
lection ot
72iu. and 80iu. Unbleached Quill Sheeting, Is -3d yd.
Full Double Size Blankets, all wool, 25s pair
—
.Make
world's supply being dependent on
Uussia, J am compelled to increa.se
my rolling price to the .same figures as have been ruling elsewhere.
lor some months now.
i j
We want the last few days <i! our
iSaJo 1o he a time of record business
and we have marked prices stili
lower to ell'ect a linal and positive
clearance.
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WALKLEY'S
T. SHE RL AW,
WEAKABLES
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IKLKunciC
led 4J300 00
At Madame .Melba's
l'a re well concert- I*3ooo was taken.
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FOR MEN IN STYLISH
THE WAR.
Australia Day, in Sydney, yesterday, evoked unprecedented enthusiasm
The streets were brilliantly decora tod.
IN'OUMSE IN PIU'CJIS
Oiving Lo tho heavy rises which
Jiave been hiking plaeo in tlio price
of IJQIJID TAIfcALWIN lor some
time past, mainly through the
AT
EVERYTIHN
NOTHING BUT FIRST GLASS
GUARANTEED.
FINAL OPPORTUNITIES
LIQUID PARAFFIN.
■
POSITIVELY ENDS JULY 31st.
CO.MIO
Special Low Prices
Watch Repairs
Clock Repairs
Great Sale
LOCAL AND GENERAL
[
OUR
CHRONICLE.
3-jU.OOO
miles.
SICK ADM IT'I'M) TO I'O.VI
KOUItJSA HOSPITAL.
A uekland Mounted.
'IVifper A. C. Ollard.
Auckland JJalialion.
Private V. R. Crowliui'bt.
N.Z. .Medical Cojjm.
Private T.
Porta.s.
Battalion
Private C. J. Burns.
Prnale J. A. Aliliji'andC
Private A. Sinclair.
Otago Mounted.
'hooper I'". .J. Taylor.
Kield llat^ineei^.
Sapper N. G. L. Erson.
Wellington Battalion
Sci^,l. G. .1. Glasslord.
Lance-O rporal G. T. Lawloi-*.
Private 11.
Harnell.
Private \Y. J. Black
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Caiilerburv Baf laliunPrivate I). MeDianniil
Private
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T
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A. Wilson
Private W. A. "Warner
Kield Artillerv
Gunner 1?. H. Duncati
W. Johnslono.
(Canterbury "Mounted
Troojier A. Robinson.
Divisional TToadquai'tem
Ptiviile R. McCaitley
Annv Servico l!orps.
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P. AV. Simpson
.Money e;iiinot. liny ;i more i'HV''tivr
and cold remedy remedy limit
'.Vjizol."
Wi.se mothers give iL 11.
hildren. <i() doses Is o<l.
iVlion render "babes, opprewd ■-y
croup,
Lie gasping in tlicir little cots,
'heir anguished parents o'er them
stoop.
And strive to save the tiny tots,
o such as these there comes a boon,
Vliicli need no doctor, but a spoon.
syrmp, soothing, safe. ;mc] sure-
Voi'lil-famous "Woods" Great Poppo*-mint, Cure.''