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Franklin Times, Volume 9, Issue 674, 11 October 1921, Page 1

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

Situations Vacant. IIOUSEMAID general; reliable. Apply Fleming, Beehive Store. 687 (WANTED—Young man to assist in. * Aerated Water Factory at Kaitaia. Good wages and fare paid. Apply C. K‘. Ltawrie. 679 CjMART youth for Auction Mart. Good Opening for right lad. Brassey & Co., the Live Auctioneers. V 673 TAD to learn Cycle (traded One with previous experience preferred. Apply Pukekohe Cycle Co., King Street. , 696 WANTED a good, strong, willing ’** Boy to learn trade. J. Ractc, the Village Blacksmith, Pukekohe. 694 . For Sale. pQR private sale, the well-bred A chestnut mare Nancy. Good in saddle or harness. Apply to H. Wilcox, Buckland. 700 pOR quick sale, Hunter, guaranteed any trijal, single harness, price £2O. E. A. Natzke, ’phone 14D., Patumahoe. ' 699 pOR quick sale, a six-cylinder Buick, . 1919 Model, done 3699 miles. Price £460. Any trial. E. A. Natzke, ’phone 14D, Patumahoe. 69S OIG, sutable for lady, carry 3. First- ** class order. J. Danes, Coachbuilder, Buckland. • 658 in good order. Price £33. C. E. Finch, Tuakau. 672 ■p!ANO for sale. Apply C. Anderson, Paerata Road, Pukekohe. ' •' 616 AT Buckland’s Sale, Pukekohe, on Thursday, October 20th, 2 Double Seated Buggies, in first-class order. 68G WANTED TO SELL—A 7 roomed House, built of the best material. Good orchard, good paths, washhouse, and conveniences. 1 acre of ground, all fenced and in good condition. An ideal place for poultry. 15 minutes’ walk from Railway, High School, etc. Offer wanted 1 . Apply Times Office. 688

Wanted to Buy. jWANTED for Friday’s Sale, 200 head of Poultry. Cull your flocks. Now is the time for good prices. Send them to the Franklin Farmers’ Auctioneering Co., where the demand is keen, and good! prices obtainable. J. T. Stembridge, Auctioneer. 705 Lost and Found. pURSE, Friday morning, between Mauku Springs and Pukekohe. Finder please return to M. Woods, Patumahoe. 70/ JgETWEEN Perkins’ Corner and Memorial Gate, Gold Ring, set with stones. Reward. Perkins & Co. 676' ‘CjTRAYED from Pokeno, 1 light fawn, Jersey, in milk. Reward. Ridings, Pokeno. 702 To Let. XTALF of Unfurnished House. Apply J. Jiggins, King Street. 689 0 RAZING for about twentv head. ' Pukekohe East, short or longperiod. 464, Times. 646 T OCK-UP Shop double window, electric light. Apoly Times O nce. 693 , Wanted Known. J AWN MOWERS sharpened by machinery at Cooper & Curd’s. 659 Wanted. gTORAGE room required for about five months, vicinity station. Apply 478, Times Office. 709 OALL at John W. Andrew and Son’s Ford Garage, Hall Street, Pukekohe, and see the latest Ford Car, and ■ inspect their new Garage and Workshop. Tenders. pENDERS will be received up to noon on October 22nd, ,f m- the repair of thirty-six (36) chains of fencing. For particulars and conditions apply to A. Cornthwaite, Mauku. Pupils Wanted. TEACHERS OF DANCING. MISS OPHIR McDOUGALL, teacher of Highland Dancing, Jigs and Hornpipe, will shortly commence a class in Pukekohe East Hall. Terms and particulars apply to Mr W. Dickson, 46_Grosvenor Street, Grey Lynrn 703 SHIRLEYPRIVATE HOSPITAL. 3EDDON STREET. MEDICAL AND SURGCIAL. SISTER & NURSE CORBETT.