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

SUBSCRIPTIONS. DELIVERED; Per Quarter: 3/3, to advance. POSTED: Per Quarter: 5/4 in advance. CASUAL ADVERTISING Wanted, Lost and Found, Situation Vacant, etc. — IS words: 1/- cash, 1/S booked; 3 insertions: 2/1 cash, 4/6 booked.

For Sale. WE have for Private Sale a Farmer !* Favourite Drill. Also a 4-h.p. Keroi sene Oil Engine, in working order.--Franklin Farmers’ Auctioneering Co., Ltd. 129 REGISTERED Pedigree Jersey Bull, lu months; combining best butter-fat strains. Also Registered Jersey Cow, rising 4 years; exceptionally high fcutter-fat tests and good milker; sound,—Apply Times Office. 131 FARMERS’ 2-Cow Milking Machine, Engine and Magneto; cheap £26.— A. T. Lew, Bombay. 131 FOR SALE— One Lily Separator, 45 gal., in good order.—Apply Phone 133. , 117 PROPERTY No. 23, Commercial Ed., Grey Lynn. Two large sections, 69 x 130; House, 6 rooms, bathroom, patent, gas, water laid on, large range, gas stove. Price £I3OO, }:450 to remain on mortgage. Smaller deposit considered.— Apply ’Phone 133. 118 SEED POTATOES, Gamekeeper and Maori Chief; some autumn grown.— Apply G. Brown, Ramarama. 121 BEDROCK Prices—Algerian Seed Oats and Manures Send for samples. —Henry and Son, Patumahoe. 123 GOOD Jersey Cow for Sale; rich butter-fat; coming into profit, third _calf. —Apply Times Office. 124 FOR SALE—Metal, Metal Chips, Metal Waste: best quality; at current rates.—W. A. Smeed, Tuakau. 98 •l; , _ TANGYE Oil Engine, 3-h.p„ and Pumping Jack, complete.—Apply Engine. Papatoetoe. 104 FOR SALE- -Choice Autumn-grown Seed Potatoes, Northern Star; also, | Pig Potatoes; cheap,—R. G. Hemming, Pukekohe. 114 FOR SALE, about 2 tons of early I grown Autumn Seed Potatoes (Game- ! keeper?).—George Flynn, Puni Road, | Pukekohe. b 89 I —— —— : EARLY ONIONS. A good proposition, when you can | purchase the best onion plants in the ! district at a low cost of 2/6 per 1000 ! or a still lower price for large quanI ties. 'Order early to save disap--1 pointment. Obtainable from M. I Duffy, Pukekohe Hill. ’Phone 89M.

ROSES. ROSES. H. H. DIMOND, ROSE NURSERY, EUKEKOHE, Is prepared to supply strong growing plants of assorted well-known varieties at 12s per dozen. Also for Sale: Standard Roses at 4s and 5s each. Weeping Roses,. 7s 6d and 10s 6d each Post Free. Cash with Order. 130. Exchanges. ] HOUSE for Exchange.—A conveniently situated and well-builtj 6-roomed House in Hamilton for residence in Pukekohe,- —Apply Times Office. 99 Situations Vacant. ©URL, capable to assist with all household duties; good home and wages to suitable girl.—Apply Mrs. Hull, Waiuku, ’Phone 37M. 103 YOUTH wanted at once for milking (machines), light farm work; experience essential.'—R. Moselen, Waiuku. 88 Lost and Found. LOST —Brooch, gold wishbone set with stones; near Keating’s; keepsake. Reward.-—Times Office. 125 LOST —Cardigan Jacket; on Domain Football Ground, Saturdays—H. Pleydell, Hawke’s Boardinghouse. 133 Tenders. TENDERS war.tea for 28 ac:es Sv eclf Turnips, in 3 paddocks, -wi inrun off; also one black of Hay.— S. G. Kei, Patumahoe. 93 TENDERS wanted for feeding off 22 Acres Turnips, with run of 200 acres rough feed. Tenders close with I'm unders : gned on June 28, 1921.- —L.