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Franklin Times, Volume 9, Issue 690, 6 December 1921, Page 7

2 PUKEKOHE PLUMBING WORKS BE INDEPENDENT OF THE RAINFALL. The win|d! asks no wages, neither 1 does the windmill. Irrigation is an easy prospect if you “haul” your water from under-ground with the help of a windmill. We can erect you one ait a low cost. You will find it a hard-working, economical friend, lending an invaluable hand at watering your stock, irrigating your grounds, supplying your domestic necessities. Call or write for specifications and prices. WILLIAM S. RUSSELL KING STREET. PUKEKOHE. <Sxs*sxSxß>^><s>3xS><§x&<B><£ , s* PuKEKOHE MOTOR GAkAGE MIDDLEMISS & WILD The District Dealers for the DODGE BROTHERS MOTOR CAR Reliability & Service m Low Runaing Costs TYRES & BENZiNci AT LOWEST PRICES : : : CARS FOR HIRE I 'PHONE 128 PRIVATE 196 AND 200.

■CZZCRICKETERS, BOWLERS Foot comfort begets agility, and agility demoralises your opponent—with, of course, a little headwork thrown in. ** SHOW AGILITY AND HEADWORK Before you start off for the seaSbn by coming in right away and selecting from our splendid range of White Footwear. We are offering grand value in White Canvas Cricket Boots and 1 Shoes, Men’s, Women’s and Girl’s White Canvas Tennis Shoes, White Bowling Shoes, and l ght sports shoes for children. WADE’S SOOT SHOP, KING STREET PUKEKHOE. 0 mm Wwm-r w <k m A A V//SA w, 7 'V, i y/A 7/. I % ■3 % THE PROVED REMEDY FOR Mammitis, Milk Fever, and all Udder Troubles. OSMOND'S OXYGAS HAS A GREAT REPUTATION, and it deserve* it. foT — There is no BETTER, QUICKER or SURER REMEDY for Milk Fever, Mammiti., Inflammation, Quarter Evd, «d all Uddor Troubles after calving or Fever in Sheep. C»r* all over New Zealand testify to its remarkable cures. IT 13 ALWAYS EFFECTIVE because it. works internally. * YOUR cows may have Mammiti* to-mronwl Keep OXYGAS always on the prevmso*. OXYGAS i» sold b? OSMOND & SON (New Zealand! Ltd. P.O. Box 460, WELLINGTON. The Auckland Farmers’ Freezing Co Ltd.f $ | X I I Y I i i * % * Slaughtering operations will be resumed at Southdown on 13th December. Farmers may either sell their stock “on the liooks” to export buyers or ship on their own account. The Company will make reasonable advances on consignments entrusted to their care. Applications for kildng space should he made as early as possible THE SECRETARY, Box 113, AUCKLAND. MANURE. The Company’s wellknown mixtures are available to shareholders. ‘♦X M ** * * *