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Franklin Times, Volume 9, Issue 629, 3 May 1921, Page 1

Auctions. WAIUKU. (Follow the Railway). SATURDAY, MAY 7, 1921, A CHANCE OF A LIFETIME. To secure a swamp farm, a residence, an established garage, three building sections, centre of Waiuku, ideal building sites, overlooking railway station, and 10 acres main road to Pukekohe, by attending at the TEMPERANCE HALL, WAIUKU, SATURDAY, MAY/7, 1921, At 2.30 p.; When the following sitflendid properties in the %state of it he late Henry Parker will le offeraß' by auction by A. BUCKLAKfo AN® SONS, in conjunction with Chalmers, Estate Agent, Waiuku:* (1) House of ences, situated ir uku. All in spl| well-kept garde Fooms and conveniieen Street, Waicondition, with ideal home. age to Queer (3) A Goot Kirk Street worthy of a j (4) Sectiof (2) Old-estaWishedllMotor Garage, alongside abov#residen®- with stable, motor garage* good of water, yard partly Jpncreted. flood frontstreet, Waul Building Sectian, corner d Domain Street. A site ood residence, of land, good frdhtage to Domain Street, practically level. (5) 9y 2 Acres, situated adjoining the Waiuku railway station, divided into four sections, each section having an ideal building site and large frontage to good roads. The best proposition available in the prosperous township of Waiuku. (6) 10 Acres Level Land, Kitchener Road, 3 minutes from the main street of Waiuku. (7) 80 Acres Aka Aka Swamp Land. ' ALFRED BUCKLAND AND SONS, LTD. AUCKLAND, or to J. D. CHALMERS (Late King, Mellsop and Chalmers), Estate Agent, WAIUKU. Public Notices. PUKEKOHE TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL. DEDICATORY FUNCTION. Y 6, 1921 END OF TE At 1 SCHOOL Premier Hall if Parents of schola f district school all interested we re and the NDS. unsuitable), belies ational /bifare of the district are cordially rsvited to be present. 843 “ ONE Law sb£/koth ” should be seen by a Has been the case in ever|f toWi yet shown. IMPOUNDING. TICE. Stray Cattle it Tuke Tuke ( vithin seven da, will be impoun FINmL w ning on my farm j) if not claimed d expenses paid GEISON. 805 C. A. KIDD, Manager. MAY mercy on your soul, Judge Knfcpy, you have sentenced your to death.'' “One Law for Both. ! the Strand Tonieht. • PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE. BRANCH OFFICE AT PUKEKOHE. It is announced foiVpublic information that m WEDNESDAY NEXT, the 4th Mitt 1921, the above Office will be business fiom .10.30 a.m. to IJffiO and from 1.30 p.m. till 3.® p.m. dk Tuesdays, Wednesdays ancF Fridays instead of twice weekly as heretofore. J. W. MACDONALD, 881 Public Trustee. NOTICE. TURNERS AND GROWERS. LTD. Respectfully ask that all Consignors of Fruit or Produce will branc their goods (all bags and cases) WITH THEIR Also send wuth each consignment. as frequently fount that the Railway Notjf is notyli reliable guide and mistakes Jppcur foi which we are the present time JfeJpr/e eleven loti c-f potatoes and awaiting own ovs. Advice notes will be posted oi application. TURNERS AND GROWERS. LTD. Fruit, Produce and Poultry Auctioneers, CITY MARKETS, AUCKLAND. SHOWN in N houses, “One Law I^KJZea IWjljjl' ealand to recor Both.' 5