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Franklin Times, Volume 9, Issue 646, 1 July 1921, Page 1

Public Notices. ALFRED LAWRENCE STOKES * do hereby give notice that on 7,th July I do intend applying for a license for Slaughterhouse situated at Paparata. —A. L. Stokes. 183 INJURY FARMERS’ UNION. (Motto “Progress.”) THE BUSINESS~END OF DAIRY FARMER. v A LIVE UNION, Join This Monster Organisation. Come and heat the Organiser and Secretary, MR A. E. FEAR, who will address meetings of Dairy Farmers in the Hall. AKA AKA—MONDAY, July 18 < OTAUA—TUESDAY, July 19. WAIUKU—WEDNESDAY, July 20. PATUMAHOE —THURSDAY", July 21. PUKEKQHE CENTRAI FRIDAY, July 22. , • Watch this space for date® of future meetings. Some good advice will be given to every dairy farmer. Don’t fail to attend. A. E. FEAR, Organiser and Secretary, 184 Dairy Farmers’ Union. PUK'EKOME TECHNICAL SCHOOL. DRAWING CLASSES. 1 At a date, to be advertised in due course. Art Classes for evening pupils, under the honorary instruction of Mr H. EL Pattle. will be instituted at the Technical School. The subjects for instruction will be:—Freehand, Model and Perspective Drawing, Modelling, Light and Shade. There will be formally an Adult Class and a Junior Class. To those who have the talent and desire to improve their knowledge of, and skill in, drawing, and moreover to spend their ieslure time with pleasure and profit to themselves, these classes are highly recommended. m me* and addresses to be posted to W. F. J. MUNRO. 186 Director, Amusements, Meetings, Etc. NOTICE A meeting of the members of the Pvtkekohe Growers’ Association will be held in the Show Office on FRIDAY, Juy 8, at 8 p.m,. Business: To consider our position with Radley and Co. for the coming season. C J. LYNE, A Hon. Sec. 193

DANCE. Don’t Forget TUESDAY NIGHT’S DANCE. Gentlemen, 2/6; Ladies a basket Good floor, good music. F STEMBRIDGE, 192 Hon. Secretary. ~ V" V ~ LOOSE EXCELSIOR. The usual Dance will NOT be held this week, but will be continued next week. F o X BROWN, 194 . Sec. Dance Committee. TUAKAU PUBLIC HALL. RETURNED SOLDIERS’ BALL To be held on FRIDAY. JULY 22, 1921. Hawthorn’s Orchestra. Grand March. 8 p.m. Admission: Gent.’s (including lady) 10s, Ladies 2s 6d. , 151 C. A. RYDER, Hon. Sec. Wanted Known. Guarantee all our Goods and.j will''gladly replace anything un-, satisfactory, inadvertantly served. — 1 Oldham’s Fruit Store. 169 MO inferior Fruit at a low price, biiit quality fruit at a moderate price.—Oldham’s, Pukekohe. 170 MEYRICK, Builder, Whangarata, is prepared to carry out any buiiding work in the Franklin district. 122 J -93 RC TREE Benzine, ,T/6, Motor I Spirit 32/-, Power B >.>•.•/« **l/6 per | case: 6d per case less foi cash.—Mid- | dlemiss and Wild, Pul-elnl e Motor I Garage. ' ■ , 107 i ■ ‘ -TING C-I u; i , • conectly ii t at 1 ‘ < ;!lice, de•uve. ■ d r m 1 u v d