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Franklin Times, Volume 9, Issue 662, 26 August 1921, Page 3

9 fe n © ii *iV vim i ijM 3S&sj!siS p$ j||§ iiwimitfMnimmnJwtuiuf) 4 W t , SATURDAY, 2TtL /. ALL THE WORLD’S A PLAYGROUND. The youth excels at Sport. • The man plays the Business Game —but Women throughout the ages have played *‘THE WOMAN GAME” Featuring ELAINE HAMMERSTEIN. ALSO “His Father's Wife” STARRING JUNE ELVIDGE. TUESDAY, AUGUST 30th. THE LADY BEAUTIFUL OF THE SCREEN IN 99 “A Modern Salome. Suggested by Oscar WilcTs great dramatic poem, “Salome.’, Conceived, written ■ arid directed 'by Leonce Ferret. HOPE HAMPTON. HOPE HAMPTON. A moving drama of human weakness that reaches the heart and stimulates the mind. SwSrW llffaE^Sa 3P m SEP. Ist. THURSDAY You’ll see the tense excitement ol a great race so vividly depicted that \ ou’ll feel the breathless anticipation of the a great crowd. ■ You’,ll hear the thunder of galloping hoofs, as blooded animals strive for the mastery. A. fortune and happiness for the girl his equine heart adores. ‘‘The Gentleman Rider* 1 ’ Starring Violet Hopson and Stewart Rome. An all English production: • Also the Bth Episode: "King ot the Circus.” I

H}ALF SKINS. CALF SK&NS, K.Z.'MEAT PACKING. ARID BACON 1 CO. (CO-OP.), LTD. ■ Having - received, so many inquiries about Calf Skins, the Company intend : having" receiving- days,every fortnight, commencing" from dates and -times ’ 'mentioned below. ' POKENO STATION—MONDAY, Aug. j 22. 10 a.m. to 12 noon. TUAKA.U STATION—MONDAY, Aug. 22nd. 1 p.m. to 3 p.ra. BUCKLAND 'STATION TUESDAY, Aug. 23, 10 a.m. to 12 noon. PUKEKOHE ■ STATION—TUESDAY, Aug. 23. 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. PATUMAHOE STATION THURSDAY, Aug. 25.' 10 a.m. to 12 noon. MAUKU STORE—THURSDAY, Aug. 25, 1 p.m. to 3. p.m. BOMBAY STORE—FRIDAY, Aug. 26, 10 a.-m. to 12 noon. . ' x RAMARAMA STORE—FRIDAY, Aug. 26, 1 p.m. to 3, p.m. DRURY STATION—MONDAY", Aug. 29. 10 a.m. to 12 noon. PAPAKURA STATION MONDAY, Aug". 29 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. f ’ Farmers bring your skins along and get highest market price and spot cash from buyer at stations. Buyer, ARTHUR E. NEWSON, Grey's Avenue, Otahuhtf. / . • * A TJ’T J p r i x t i x:g itMESI, OFFICE PUEEEOHE 7

TREES, SHRUBS, HEDGE i PLANTS, SEEDLINGS, ETC. Strong, true to name, and at prices I which compare more than favourably ! with anywhere. i ■DON’T DELAY YOUR PLANTING LONGER. • D. HAY MONTPELLIER NURSERIES, AUCKLAND, LOCAL AGENTS—OLDHAM’S FROST STORE PUKEKOHE. 7122 LITTLE ADVTS. bring business. Pukekohe merchants should use these. Six insertions 5s cash, 7s 6d booked.

<*t& 1991 ,WB fc 9 & S*§ ,r . |I ' f^S s§4. fe# fi IE jp£s|p&a cs SEED • OATS. YATES' EE-MACHINED ALGERIAN SOUTHERN AND AUSTRALIAN, Good Growth. Absolutely free from weeds and thin Oats, thoroughly cleaned by our upo to-date machinery. All Other Varieties Stocked. Write for Samples and Quotations. YATES’ RELIABLE SPECIAL CAT SBANURE. \ « Well and 1 thoroughly mixed to ensure Good Crops and Easy Drilling.' 1 AND 1 COY. LTD, LOWER ALBERT ST.- AUCKLANDBLAKE BROS. UNDERTAKERS AND FUNERAL DIRECTORS. OWN HEARSE SUPPLIED. Telephone No. 50, vrota 7 s.i:U to It p.n». i OR D ERS PROMPTLY. ATTENDED TO. BLAKE BROS. VUKE K O H R

I DRAPERY I REDUCED 25 m CENT. ALL ROUND ; * m gssh only. i JUST OPENED, A LARGE ASSORT- ! • MJ3NT OF i I DRESS GOODS, ALSO FLANNEL- : ETTES, CALICOES, SHEETINGS, | ’ V HOSIERY. ALL THE NEW GOODS BOUGHT FOR CASH DIRECT FROM T. AND J. WATTS, MANCHESTER, . ENGLAND. YOUR INSPECTION SOLICITED. > FRANK PERKINS AND CO., LIVE UNIVERSAL PROVIDERS. PUKEKOHE. | NEW NOVELTY ' OEPOY, NEXT DOOR TO SHOTBOLT’S, \\ PUKEKOHE. Choice Selection of HOCKEY STICKS AND BALLS. FOOTBALLS, all Sizes and prices. PING PONG SETS AND BALLS. Large Variety of PARLOUR GAMES, including - Table Croquet, Race Games. Corner, etc., Playing Cards, Draughts and Nine Pins, a ' LATEST NOVELS and Best Value in WRITING PADS AND ENVELOPES. All kinds of ACCOUNT BOOKS, DRAWING PAPER AND MATERIAL in Stock. &EO. T, W6TT, OPPOSITE NATIONAL BANK, KING STREET, PUKEKOHE. - <g><s>'Sxs 'i&SL HiGHr-S i QUALITY. % LOWES i PRICES Eft TOWN. % <Sv t If I 4> \ 1( I | ! i <?> ¥ NOTE.—ALL VEGETABLES [ft SEASON FRESH DAILY t Sear's Fruit Depot,! t ■ <*> | OPPOSITE DELL’S CORNER. | I ; EOO-ET YOUR BUSINESS with |' ' i | crisp, bright Wanted Known Aeivts. | , Best business tonic. Six insertions | |ss cash, pooked, 7s 6d. * *

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' i*. jt 3 VI, S£> —/) FOR PROVED HE REMEDY Mammitis, Milk Fever* and all rjr* 15 1 roubles. OSMOND’S OXYGAS HAS A GREAT REPUTATSOM.’ , and it deserves it, for — There is no BETTER, QUICKER or SURER REMEDY for Milk Fever, Mammitia, Inflammation, Quarter Evil, and all Udder, Troubles after calving or lambing, Fever in Sheep. Caere nil over New Zealand testify to its remarkable cures. IT IS ALWAYS EFFECTIVE because ft works, internally. YOUR cows may have Mammitis to-: Keep OXYGAS always- on the premises. OXYGAS ia sold by OSMOND k SC® P.O. Boz <CSG, WELLINGTON. 11222