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Franklin Times, Volume 9, Issue 688, 29 November 1921, Page 1

SUBSCRIPTIONS. DELIVERED: Per Qaarter % 3/S, 1m adVIMMi POSTED: Per Quarter: 5/4 in advance. CASUAL ADVERTtSiNfe Wanted,,*, Lost and Foaud, Situation Vacant, etc.—lß words: 1/- cash, 1/8 booked; 3 insertions: 2/8 cash, 4/6 booked. j

Situations Vacant. YOUTH dr elderly man, must be used horses and assilst milk few cows. Easy place. Apply Times Office. 969 Situations Wanted* ROWING done carefully and punctually ; new machine; arrange early. Jack Lyne, Queen Street. 922 i'JARPENTER wants work, contract or day work. Apply W.G., Times. POSITION in a Fancy Shop or Stationers by .a young lady. Slight knowledge of work. Apply Times. 932 j ■ , For Sale. pONY>. Quiet and reliable, goes in harness. ’Phone 133. MOWING Machine (Wallace). Apply Tooman, Karaka, Runciman. jJALF-lON Spring Cart for sale; 3 springs mail piftent oil axfe, first-clhss order. Cooper & Curd, Ltd., Pukekohe. 957 HOUSE (4 rooms) and 2% acres, all: in new grass, 2 miles from Pukekohe Post Office. All in good. orders cheap. ’Phone 133. THJCKLiAND. 4-roomed Cottage, with bathroom, etc. Apply E. Allan, Buckland! 923 T?EAPER and Binder, Englishhnake, in good order. Cheap for quick sale. T. J. Maxwell, Drury. 911 MOWING Machine - (McCormick) ? in * 1 good order. Apply “B,” Times Office. • 912 * CCORDEONS, Flageolfets, Violins, A and requisites. Just arrived at the Novelty Depot, opposite National Bank, King Street, Pukekohe. 908 TENNIS Racquets, Cricket Bats and A Balls, etc., at the Novelty Depot, nexjt to Shotbolt’s King Street, Pukekohe. , SO9 QIX-SEATER English 'Motor Car. Waggons, 2 poles, 3 Swingletrees, Spiders and! Reins (nearly new). Apply Franklin Farmers’ Auctioneering Co. Ltd. UCTIONS from quarter acre up--1 wards. Best part of Tuakau" Jellicoe Avenue). Also one Mowing [achine, in good order. James Hen--21 son, Tuakau. 026

Wanted to Buy. WANTED to buy, Medium Draught Mare or Gelding, up to 7 yearsold. Guaranteed staunch. Apply McGough and Hawke, King Street, Pukekohe. Lost and Found. MISSING, from Pukekohe Station, 10th inst, Khaki Suit Case. Apply Stationmaster. 936 SPECTACLE Case, containing goidrim spectacles, between VVaiuka and Pukekohe. T. McDonnell, Ctaua. 934 AUCKLAND P.O. Savings Bank Book, conjtaining notes, between I'ukekohe station and Dell’s corner. Reward. C/o Mr Dell. 913 DLACK and White Collie Dog, between Pukekohe and Mauku. Ring attached to collar. Reward. ’Phone IS7M. 944 Board Wanted. IJOME wanted by young man ; must: have piano. Sober, of good cnaracter. “Stranger,’’ this office. 91b "BOARD wanted by young lady in U business. (Private family preferred. Advise “L,” this Office. 899 and Residence. PRIVATE BOARD fori one or two respectable young men. Soft washing. Apply Times. 955 To Let. BURNISHED Double-bed Sitting " 'Room. Private - entrance. Apply “A” Times Office. Wanted Known. jlflSS PRIESTLY will have pleasure in showing Babies’ Chinese Embroidered Frocks and Tray Cloths, Fiji day, 29th. 942 STRAWBERRIES and Cream at Street Stall December Bth. Bargains at Farmers’ Union Trading Co. Wednesday from 2 to 5 P.m. only—3 pairs Men’s Socks for 2/6. * WE . want the, public to know we ** have in stock, and are sole agents in this district for the Harley-David-son, Indian, B.S.A. and Coventry Eagle Motor We also have several good second-hand Motor Cycles in <4tock. Reasonable prices. —G. &R. Cycle Co. ’Phone 161, Pukekohe. Birth. BIRTH. RODGERS.—On November 21st, 1921, to Mr and Mrs G. Rodgers, Edinburgh Stneet_ Pukekohe, a son. Both doing well. ,