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Franklin Times, Volume 9, Issue 643, 21 June 1921, Page 1

Auction Notices. AUCTION MART, PUKEKOHE. . FRIDAY, JUNE 24. TOP YARD, at 11.30 a.m. t We will Sell PIGS, WEANERS, SLIPS, STORES, AND FAT. Entries Invited. AT MART, 1.30 p.m, POULTRY, FRUIT, PRODUCE, VEGETABLES, FURNITURE, AND SUNDRIES, PLOUGHS, IRON AGE POTATO PLANTER, sound and in perfect order. QUANTITY OF SHRUBS AND POT PLANTS) ' THE FRANKLIN FARMERS’ AUC- . TKDIVEERING CO., LTD. J. F. STEMBRIDGE, 12S Auctioneer. wmmmmtmmmmßammmammKnmmmmmmmmm a—a Amusements, Meetings, Etc. , CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. ’ANNUAL MEETING. The Annual Meeting of the above will take place on THURSDAY NEXT, 23rd inst., at 7.45 p.m. in the Secretary's Office. Business: Election of Officers and General: Intending Members requested to attend. V. 3. ROBERTS. 5 127 Secretary, j . • j RAffflARAIitA! ' SHOW. j TO THE RESIDENTS, , The Affnual Meeting of the Rama- | rfuTia Flower and Industrial Show will be held in the Ramarama Hail on June 27, 1921, at 7,30 p.m. Ail Members and Residents requested to attend to the question of holding the usual Show and Exhibition this year. 9b 4 S. CHILTON, Hon. Secretary. NOVELTY CONCERT In Aid of Plunket Society Funds. PREMIER HALL. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29, At 8 p.m. ' / Fancy Dancing by Mrs O’Brien’s (Auckland) Pupils. Songs and Recitations, Musical Items. An is made to everyone to bring a small gift of produce, fruit or any article suitable for sale, to be auctioned during concert. . - Admission, 1;/Children, -3d. 'Home-made Sweets to be Sold. 113. Wanted Known. IWEYRiCK, Builder) Whangarata, is prepared to carry out any building work in the Franklin district. 122 TQ> be Sold at the Auction Mart on Friday, June 24—1 Black Orpington Cockerel, 7 months;; 1 Black Orpington Cock; 4 Indian Runner Brakes, 7 months. Ad purebred Utility Birds. —H. J. Nielsen. Buckland. 126 ALWAYS Sound Fruit at Oldham’s. • , 109 FRESH Supplies *of Sweets every week at Oldham’s., H 6 BIG TREE Benzine, 32/6, Motor Spirit 33/-, Power Benzine 31/6 per case. —Middlemiss and Wild, Pukekohe Motor Garage. 107 FRESH FRUIT and Vegetables delivered regularly. Orders called xor. —D- Sears, Dell’s Corner, Pukekohe. 81 DANCING. —A Quarterly Ballroom Class will be held in Oddfellows’ Hall each Monday at 7.30 p.m.. CHILDREN’S Class in Supper room, Masonic Hall, Saturday Afternoons, 1.30. All Highland Dances taught.— Mrs Spence, Teacher. ’Phone 23D 63 S HAVE a Client desirous of purchasing a Farm of say 50 to 10 acres in Pukekohe district, capable of carrying 25 cows. I also have Houses, suburban, Auckland, with few acres, which owners would consider exchanging for suitable farm properj ties. Let me have particulars of your farm to-day, or write for my authoity to se'l form—A. H Shepherd, House, Land and Estate Agent. Alexandra St.. Avondale. 119 ■ dcsenyah. *»»»'• * «•> «■ • Tunes”