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Franklin Times, Volume 9, Issue 626, 22 April 1921, Page 6

WE only stock high-class Boots and Shoes. No shoddy or imported lines kept.—Frank Perkins and Co., Allan’s Price List. PRICES QUOTED ALL EX STORE BUCKLAND. FERTILISERS. Gisborne Blood and Bone, £22 10s ton. pure, N.Z., £l9 10s ton. Bonedust* Lamb’s, Sydney, £l3 15s ton Superphosphate, Melbourne. £lO Ls ton Superphosphate, Westfield, £S 15s ton Grass Manure, B, £l3 ton. Basic Slag. £ 9 12s 6d. GRAIN. Barley, White, 5s 6d busheL Barley, Black, Skinless, 9s 6d bushel. Oats, Algerian, Southern 5s 6d bushel Oats, Algerian, Southern, Clipped, 6s 6d bushel. Oats, Ruakura 7s busheL Tares, Scotch, 22s bushel. SEEDS. Onion, Local Grown Spanish, 16s lb. Cabbage, Enfield Market, 12s 6d lb. Cauliflower Veitch’s Autumn Giant, 17s lb. Sweet Peas, Winter and Summer Flowering, choice mixed, 6d. Is and 2s 6d packet.- List of named sorts on application. All Varieties Farm, Vegetable and Flower Seeds. E. ALLAN, SEED MERCHANT, BUCKLAND. APRIL. JOHN BURROW PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER, JEWELLER AND ENGRAVER, v 30 YEARS IN QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. Begs to Announce that he has Commenced Business in KING STREET, PUKEKOHE. (Nearly Opposite the Bank of N.Z.)

N.B—The only shop in New Zealand equipped with modern ery for making any part of a watch on the premises. Jewellery Made to Order. PUKE&OHE JOINERY FACTORY. OpT SALE: DOORS, SASHES, PLAIN leoz. AND FANCY GLASS. SHINGLES. POSTS. SASHES, ETC., MADE TO ORDER. Ring ’Phone 42. W. H. FAUSETT, HARRIS AND WEST STREETS, PUKEKQHE. SAW 7.4 CLAUS IS WOW At THE NOVELTY DEPOT, With a Big Assortment of DOLLS, TRICYCLES, PRAMS, PUSHCARTS, WINDMILLS, SAND LIFTS; MECCANO, MECHANICAL TOYS, TEASETS, SOCKING HORSES, CRICKET BATS, AND TOYS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Handsome Christmas PrasentsUNovels, Reward Rooks, Picture Books, Story Books, Bibles, Hymn and rayer Books, all sizes and prices. A ■ -w lot of Christmas' Cards just arNOVELTY DEPOT, CLARKE'S BUILDINGS, KING ST- PUKEKOHE. H© ~~ J - : Do not allow four rubber to lie about 1 your office in disorder. Buy a stamp rack from the '‘Times”