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Franklin Times, Volume 9, Issue 694, 20 December 1921, Page 1

Public Notices. TO ONION GROWERS. A MEETING of Onion -growers will be held in the A, & P. Offices, Pukekohe, on WEDNESDAY, December 2lst, at 8 p.m., re export of onions to Vancouver. All growers • should make an effort to attend. 69 PUKEKOHE BOROUGH .COUNCIL NOTICE is hereby given that the Borough Office will be closd at 12 noon on December, 24th, 1921, atid will re-open on Wednesday, Januajy 4th, 1922. J. F. DEANE, 72 ' Town Clerk. NOTICE. ALL persons found trespaassing on my farm with dog or gun after this date will be prosecuted,'and all dogs destroyed. Poison laid all over the farm. M. B;. ROUTLY. CORSE TO THE CARNIVAL TEA ROOMS. CARNIVAL TEA ROOMS. CARNIVAL TEA ROOMS. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY’ NIGHTS (Christmas Eve). December 23rd anci 24th. Also New Year's Eye, Dec. 31st. Suppers, Strawberries and Cream* Ice Cream Sundaes. Fruit Salad and Cream. PUKEKOIIE SPECIAL. PUKEKOHE SPECIAL. 71 —— TO BUILDERS AND> PUBLIC OF PUKEKOHE AND SURROUNDING DISTRICTS. ‘ / J. HERBERT, BRICKLAYER AND PLASTERER, , PUKEKOHE EAST.' Is prepared to do all kinds of Bricklaying ancli Plastering Work. Tiling, Bakers’ Ovens and Boiler Work a Specialty. WORK DONE AT MODERATE PRICES. i. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. NOTICE. E. HALLETT & CO., Universal Providers, Mercer, open up their Blacksmith’s Shop, MONDAY NEXT NOVEMBER 28th. All kinds of blacksmithing done, with shoeing a speciality, by . first-class tradesman. Prompt attention and quick delivery. * E.' HALLETT & CO.. 3 Universal Providers, 920 Mercer. PUBLIC NOTICE SO as not (to interfere with our business arrangements, and to enable our staff to get the full benefit of the holdays, we have decided to close our premises at 12 NOON on SATURDAY, 24th and 31st insts. Open until 11 p.m. on both PRECEDING FRIDAYS. F. PERKINS & Co. PUKEKOHE. XMAS SHOPPING HOURS. THE following retail firms will observe FRIDAY NIGHT, December 23, as late shopping night, and will close sharp at 12 noon, Saturday, 24th. F. PERKINS & CO. FARMERS’ UNION. Printing of every description promptly executed at the “Times.” Just opened up a wide range of