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Franklin Times, Volume 9, Issue 622, 8 April 1921, Page 4

Professional. LEGAL. MR. C. J. Vulcan Lane, AuarcianM SOUjjwTOR, begs to announce commenced a Branch Practu&rof his profession in of attendance, EVERY TUESDAY. M. J. F- W- DICKSON BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR, AUCKLAND, N.Z., Has commenced the practice of his Profession in Pukekohe. Temporary Chambers, Next Post Office, King Street. Attends Waiuku, Saturdays. MONEY TO LEND ON FIRST-CLASS FREEHOLD SECURITY. 409 MISS HELEN ROBINSON. I^WL, Teacher of Harmdiw- and VISITS MONDAYSJ|rc> THURSDAYS, Has few Pupils. Ctomnencink March 14. Address care MR»^>AGER, ’Phone 85R. Harrington Avenue. 680 C. F. DEED (Pupil of Miss E. Whitelaw, L.R.A.M.) Announces that he has opened at Roulston’s Buildings, King Street, Pukekohe, a Music Studio and is prepared to accept pupils for Violin. Instruments supplied. Terms on application to ’Phone 49M. JOHN ROUTLY. A.N.Z.I. A. REGISTERED ARCHITECT, 20, EMPIRE BUILDINGS. SWANSON ST.-- AUCKLAND. BLAKE AND BURRELL. LICENSED SURVEYORS And * ROAD ENGINEERS. 404, NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE BUILDINGS, QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. 'Phone No. 2766, or Box 8, Pukekohe. ~ A. H. TAPPErT""" PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMIST. (Registered by exam, in Great Britain and New Zealand.) Medicines Forwarded by Post to Any Addi’ess, Prescriptions Faithfully and Accurately Dispensed with the Purest Drugs and Chemicals only. GEORGE STREET - - TUAKAU. P.O. Box 17. Telephone No. 14S. Church Services. CHURCH OF ENGLAND, SECOND SUNDAY AFTER EASTER. APRIL 10,/921. ST. PUKEKOHE. Holy Holy CommuMn and Sermon at 11. Evensong at 7, ST. RKUL% BUCKLAND. Morning Jrrayer %d Sermon at 11. Evensong and Serntton at 7. PUNI CHISRCH. Evehsong and SermonWt 2.30. METHODIST CHUR? ERVICES ON APRIL 10. ukekohe — Rev. Hooper; 7, Mr E. uckland— T. Hooper uakau—ll/ Mlyßvcroft, jun.; 7, Rev, J. OlpherH ombay— Olphert. aparata—-Jp?30 f RevrtyT. Olphert, Mr J. Sfeaw. auku—£4s, Rev. W. T. Hooper.

A native called upon us, says the Waikato Times, and complained that he had been refused a shave in a local hair-dressing saloon, the only reason being given that natives were barred. Our informant, who is a returned soldier, and feels the matter keenly, says that he went to the front under “the impression that Maori and pakeha were one and he warmly resents the inference that though they were permitted to fight side by side for King and country they are not fit to be shaved in the same establishment. The embargo is not general, as our informant says he was shaved in another saloon. A Masterton lady has just presented her husband with the third set of twins. Apropos of this comes a prediction from an American paper that the country will be flooded with twins, triplets and quadruplets during the next six years. Professor C. Kirschoff, a Milwaukee astrologer, states that the conjunction of certain stars with the new moon shows conclusively that the world will be start]rd bv the fecundity of all human races, during the next four years especially. The premises on which these conclusions are founded, he said, were laid down by the ancients. Professor Kirschofl" sisid he sometime ago gave up his contracting business, and now devotes bis entire time to study of the stars in the attic of his home at Milwaukee,