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Franklin Times, Volume 9, Issue 641, 14 June 1921, Page 6

R. DAVIES LADIES’ OUTFITTER Invites the Ladies of Pukekohe and district to see his stock of NEW SEASON’S COODS. » Mr Davies was for five years departmental manager for one of Auckland’s largest drapery establishments and has resigned to start in business on his own account in Pukekohe, in whose progressiveness and future he has \ every- faith. With wide experience of the markets he is able to show

THE LATEST AND MOST EXCLUSIVE GOODS At VALUE UNSURPASSED. NOTE THE ADDRESS: ' R. DAVIES • KING STREET, PUKEKOHE. Next Fleming’s Beehive Store. (A Card.) DR. McSWEENEY notifies the public of Pukekohe and surrounding districts that he has commenced Practice in EDINBURGH STREET, PUKEKOHE. Hours: 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 7to 8 p.m. ’Phone 144. business Notices. “ THINK.” THE SMALL BUSY SHOP MEANS NO OLD STOCK. NEW GOODS ARE CHEAPEST. We have MILLINERY, BLOUSES, SPORTS, COATS, JUMPERS. SEE OUR WARM COATS, 69s 6d, OUT ON THEIR OWN. AT MASSEY’S, KING STREET. PUKEKOHE. AUCKLAND’S LEADING RESTAURANT—THE TIFFIN. Pukekohe residents visiting the City should dine at the Tiffin, Auckland’s most comfortable and up-to-date restaurant. There is always .a tempting bill of fare—something you can really enjoy. The Tiffin specialises also in catering for social functions of all kinds, such as Banquets, Welcome Homes, Sends-off, Smoke Concerts, etc. Estimates free. THE TIFFIN CATERING €O., (John Haynes, Managing Director, ) City Chambers, Corner Queen and Wellesley Streets.