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Wanted to Rent. TO RENT, 2 unfurnished rpaßfis. or 4 roomed housir; a M condolences for elderly lady. 1 3^&^l4 il^Times.” 684 Apartments Wanted. — cL • ROOMS, 2, furnished or unfurnished, wanted by young married couple, with use convs.—Apply In Need, Times Office. a MM—BH—MMBM lII ——III IMIMII ■iMMMMMMOBi Public Notices. BOROUGH OF PUKEKOHE. DISTRICT ELECTORS’ SUPPLEMENTARY L15T.— 192#1922. PUBLIC NOTI that the SUPPLE! be prepared for Municipal Electa WEDNESDAY, ereby given ARY ROLL to e forthcoming will close on ril %th, 1921, at 5 p.m. All appliJfations %>r enrolment musj?- reach on or : tha|t date. J. F. DEANE, Town Clerk. Dated Ist April, 1921. 675 ANY Person found trespassing on mj property or in lie vicinity of the Bam will be prosecuted.—J. Hickey. 662 UNCLAIMED Grey Suit of English Worsted. Original priaue £ll 11s, will clear for £8 Bs. Also M. few others in various sizes. Satisfaction guaranteed or money retained. Postage paid. fJAFFE, 9 The Tailor, 588 * Opposite G.P.0., Auckland. WELL BORING. MR. JAMES PERRY, , WEST STJtEET, PgKEKOHE/ Wito ,/otim|ft<| ™£##«Bormg fPlant, and is pjfptrfb undertake well boring in any'locality. PRICES REASONABLE. WORK “ ST’S TOO OLD-FASHIONED!” , That’s what many a lady will say as she examines a coat or a costume she has long discarded, and which although out of date, is perhaps made of good material. Now no garment is too old-fashioned for us to handle. We can re-model it and make it almost as smart and attractive ' as when it was first bought. If necessary we can renovate and restoi’e the material as well, so that for all practical purposes the old garment is made like new again. Think of the saving! Country orders solicited. Correspondence invited. ! \ Address all parcels to THE CRO7HALL WAY GO., Renovating Specialists and Practical Tailors, 137, SYMONDS ST., AUCKLAND. Church Services. CHURCH OF ENGLAND. FIRST SUNDAY AFTER EASTER. APRIL 3^921. ST. ANDREWS/PUKEKOHE. Holy Commurflton Morning Prayenij Evensong and Se] ST. PAUL’j Holy Communii Children’s Sei#ice at 1.30. Evensong and Sermon at 7. MISSION HALL, HARRISVILLE. Evensong and Sermon at 2.45. 8. ■ d Sermon at 11. on at 7. CKLAND. and Sermon at 11. METHODIST CHURCH. SUNDAY, APRHj 3. Pukekohe 11 —Mr Burrtfws. Pukek/Se 7—Rev. J. Ojf>hert. Buckltand 11 —Sstev. JjfOlphert Buckland 7.30— 1b' M. Needham. Tuakau 11 —Rev. ifflT, Hooper Tuakau 7—Mr EJi&.Han Bombay 11—Mr Bombay 7—Rev §N. Paparata 2.3 o—Mr J. S%iw Karaka (2) 2.3 o—Mr W. Vant Ramarama 7.3 o—Mr W. Vant Puni 2.3o—Rev. J. Olphert

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, SUNDAY, APRIL 3. PUKEKOBE St. Janie’s 1 St. Jame’s 7 ject : “The Pukekohe East; (Communion SeKice). Bombay, 2.3o—Rev. S. Nixon. of 11 E. Allan S. Nixon. Sub Our Age.” S. Nixon.