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Franklin Times, Volume 9, Issue 652, 22 July 1921, Page 4

business Notices, I 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, t The Tiffin specialises also in eater- ' ir.g for social functions of all Kinds. | such as Banquets, Welcome Homes, Sends-off, Smoke Concerts, etc. Estii mates free. ! j THE TSFFSfa CATERING GG„ (John Haynes, Managing Director, ) ! City Chambers, Corner Queen and Wellesley Streets. ECZEMA. | RADIO LOTION AND OINTMENT. ! A sure cure for all kinds of Eczema • and other Skin Diseases. Hundreds of sufferers cured weekly, j and cured'permanently. The distressing irritation is relieved ON FIRST APPLICATION. ; Lotion and Ointment, 6/6: postage 1/- extra. m ADAME AIWIE, 23, SMEETON’S BUILDINGS; QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. , WAR!WAM?S “FAITHFUL FURNITURE.” . The Most Astonishing Value in Auckland. Here are two or three quotations: Warman’i Dining Room Suite in Selected Oak, Sideboard, 4ft 6in wide, buffet design, ioadltgM doors and glass in back, £l9 10/-. Oak Table, sft by 3ft 6in, double top oval shape, heavy club legs on castors, £7 5/-. 6-Piece 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, £4O. WARMAN’S FAITHFUL FURNI TUBE STORES, HOBSON STREET (near Corner Victoria Street), AUCKLAND. Teachers of Music MR. LEONARD MONK), TEACHER OF VIOLIN AND PIANO, Will commence Tuition of the shove at DRURY on JULY 23. Ail Intending Pupils kindly leave , Address at GARDINER’S STORE, DRURY. 277 Tenders. N.Z. CO-OP. -DAIRY GO,. LTD.. Hereby invite tenders for the cartage of Cream ‘ for the following routes from Tuhimata to Pukekohe Butter Fact cry. (a) Commeffthng \ at J. W., Robinson’s gate, proceeding thence via Pukekohe East to Pukekohe Factory, picking up all cream en route as far as the Pukekohe East-Bombay corner. (b) From Creamery corner, Tuhi i mata, via Pukekohe East, to Pukekohe Factory, picking up all cream as far as Pukekohe East-Bombay corner. . (c) Collecting Cream, from J. W. Robinson’s gate to T. Hamilton’s, thence via Wilson’s and Roose’s, to Pukekohe Factory. Tenders at per trip or per lb but-ter-fat. Tenders close on the 29th July and must be addressed to the Secretary, N.Z. C.D.C., Ltd.-, Hamilton. For the N.Z. Co-op. Dairy Co., Ltd. 252 M. SHAW.

Church Services. CHURCH OF ENGLAND. i NINTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY. JULY 24. 1921. ! St. Andrew’s Pukekohe — 8, Holy ] Communion; 11, Morning Prayer, | and Sermon. (Preacher, Rev. F. H. I Spencer); 6.30, Evensong and Sermon ij (Preacher, Rev. F., H. Spencer). I 'St. Paul’s, Buck land —11, Holy CoiiiKiunipp and Sermon; 1..30,• Childrens | Service; 7, Evensong and Sermon. Mission Hall, Karrisville - 2.45, Evensong and. Sermon. "PRESBYTERIAN SUNDAY, JULY 24. ST JAMES’ —11. Mr J. Burrow; 7, Rev c. Nr-veii, Subject, “Labour Strikes.” | PUKEKOHE' EAST—.II, Rev., S Nixon | BOMBAY—2.3O-' Rev. S. Nixon, j Men are specially invited to be present at the evening service. METHODIST CHURCH. SERVICES ON SUNDAY, JULY 24. PUKEKOHE- It, Rev. J. Olphert: 7, Mr G. Bycroft. BUG ELAND L, Rev. VA T. Hooper. TUAKAU--11, Mr C. Bycroft: 7, Rev. W". T. Hooper. Bombay, 11; Paparata, 2,30; Poni, 2; Rarfia rjina, 7; Kariika, 2.15. 80,3 rd and Residence. "DOARD wanted for Plunket Nurse; home with telephone preferred.— Apply Sec- Box 20 i Pukekohe. 284