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Franklin Times, Volume 9, Issue 648, 8 July 1921, Page 4

Business Notices. LADIES’ HOSIERY AT LOW PRICES. BOUGHT WELL BY US AND THE BENEFIT GIVEN OUR CUSTOMERS. LISLE FINISH, full fashioned, in black and tan. DAVIES’ PRICE, 1/9 pair. i \ LADIES’ ALL WOOL GASHMERE HOSE, in black only. DAVIES’ PRICE, 1/9 pair. LADIES’ ALL-WOOL BLACK CASHMERE HOSE, DAVIES’ PRICE, 3/11 pair. ALL-WOOL 1-1, 2-1 AND 4-1 RIBBED HOSE. DAVIES’ PRICE, 3/11 4o 7/11 pair, WHITE COTTON LISLE FINISH HOSE. DAVIES’ PRICE— I” 2/6, 2 f\\, and 3/11 pair. SLACK, WHITE AND TAN SILK HOSE, for evening wear. DAVIES’ PRICE, 6/11 to 18/6 pair. Postage Paid on all Orders by Mail. R. DAVIES KING STREET, PUKEKOHE. Next Fleming’s Beehive Store. M DAVIES GIVES THE VALUE.” | THE GREAT MAIL ORDER f | HOUSE. | 2 Prompt and Careful Attention to Every Order, Large 4 or Small. I THE GREAT HOUSE FOR 1 | DRESS MATERIALS. | Great Variety, Great Value. 4> x We are pleased to send % & l Patterns. <| This is not OUR statement f--4 alone, these are the remarks T J. that people make about US. % <j> 1 Won’t you try us? <•> f TUDEHOPE’S, LTD, - f 4 Top of Symonds St., AUCKLAND. WAftMAN’S “FAITHFUL FURNITURE.’* The Most Astonishing Value in Auckland. Here are two or three quotations: Warman’s Dining Room Suite in Selected Oak, Sideboard, 4ft Bin wide, buffet design, ieadligfat doors and glass in back, £l9 I@/-, Oak Table, sft by 3ft 6in, double top oval shape, heavy club legs on castors, £7 5/-. 6-Piiece Oak Suite, strong underframe, drop-in seats, upholstered in leather (4 small chairs and 2 Carver Chairs), £l3 10s. Price for the complete set of above lines, £49. WARMAN’S FAITHFUL-FURNI-TURE STORES, HOBSON STREET (near Corner Vie- .,' toria Street), AUCKLANT). Church Services, CHURCH OF ENGLAND. SEVENTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY, JULY 10, 1921. ST. ANDREW’S, PUKEKOHE. Holy Communion at 8. Morning Prayer and Sermon at 11, Evensong and Sermon, 6.30. ST. PAUL’S, B UCK LAND. Holy Communion and Sermon, 11. Evensong and Sermon, 7. GOODS SHED, PAERATA. Evensong and Sermon at 2.30. PUKEKOHE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. SUNDAY, JULY 10. I ’ ‘. ;& ‘ ST. JAMES’—II, Mr E. Allan; 7, Rev. S. Nixon. Subject, “Christianity j and Eastern Religion.” PUKEKOHE EAST—II, Rev. S. Nixon BOMBAY—2.3O, Rev. S, Nixon. SALVATION ARMY SERVICES. SUNDAY, JULY 10. PUKEKOHE —11 aim. , CARLTON—7 p.m. Meetings conducted by Major Wallace from Auckland. Everybody Welcome. METHODIST CHURCH.. SERVICES ON SUNDAY, JULY 10. PUKEKOHE—II, Rev. J. Olphert; 7, Rev. J. Olphert. BUCKLAND —11, Mr Burrow; 7, Mr CL Bycroft. TUAKAU—II, Mr G. Bycroft, jun.; 7, Rev. W. T.. Hooper. BOMBAY— II, Rev. W. T. Hooper. PAPARATA—2.3O, Rev. W. T. Hooper. RAMARAMA—7, Mr C. Long. KARAKA—(No. 1), 11, Mr E. Ward; (No. 2), 2.15, Mr E,. Ward. METHODIST CHURCH. SUNDAY, JULY 10, at 11 am. ANNUAL CHURCH. PARADE. Loyal Orange Lodge. Preacher, REV. J. OLPHERT. 224. P ANDIES, MONDAY, 11th PREMIER HALL.