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Franklin Times, Volume 9, Issue 735, 30 May 1922, Page 1

Public Notices. BUCKLAND HALL. OPENING CEREMONY AT 3 P.IVI. P.IVI. JUNE, 7th, 1922. Lord Jel'licoe (Governor-General) has kindly consented to perform the ceremony. The school', children will form a guard of honour. Community singing, songs, recitations and amusements by the children for old and young. Afternoon tea will be dispensed to the older lesidents free. At 8 p.rn. sharp, a first-class concert. will be tendered by prominent violinits, pianists, and vocalists. The Brass Band will give selections. Admission : Adults 26, Children 1/-. At 10 p,m. in an gu rail dance starts. The floor is all new and in firstclass order. The hail;!', is fitted with the newest modern light throughout, each light giving 350 candle power. Every convenience now available. Refreshments at 12 o’clock.. Admission: Gents 3s, Ladies 2s, Non-dancers Is. A. PARK. RORNE, 789 Secretary. FRANKLIN COUNTY COUNCIL. TENDERS will be received by the Franklin County Council, HalS Street, Pukekohe, up to 5 p.m. on WEDNESDAY, the 7th day of June. 1922, far the following work : CONTRACT No. 536 —For construction of 20 feet Span ridge in Australian Hardwood, including wing, walls and pile duvingy on the Ostrich Road, Helvetia Estate, Karaka. Plans and specifications may be seen at the Council Chambers, Hall Street, Pukekohe. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. "j. f. McArthur, 796 . County • Engineer. Wanted ftnown. 'J'AXI for hive, Saxon Six, to anywhere and anytime. Lowest fares. Meets all trains. On stand, Strand Theatre. F. Thomas. WE beg to notify the residents of Pukekohe and surrounding districts that we have commenced! DRESSMAKING in O'Connor’s Buildings (top floor), and are prepared to execute all classes of sewing at a reasonable charge. Evening- wear a specialty. MISSES O’CONNOR & HOGAN. ARCHITECTS, BUELOERS, CONNOISSEURS AND) OTHERS Should not let a trip to the Queen City go by without calling on THE CARRARA FIBROUS PLASTER COMPANY, At. its show-room, 82 Manukau Road, Parnell, Auckland. All the latest developments of PLASTIC ART ON VIEW. Every style of Fibrous Work of a monumental’, oranmental or decorative nature undertaken. Interior finishings a specialty. Telegraphic actress : “Carrara,” Auckland. Telephone 3276, City. ONI.Y ONE STANDARD THE BEST

QUALITY IS REMEMBERED LOWS AFTER PRICE IS FORGOTTEN WHEN PRICES ARE LOW. MILLS & HASLAM, THE ECONOMIC. LOOKING FOR BARGAINS! Give us a look in. We don’t press you to buy. HERE’S SOME OF OUR PRICES: Currants 10d lb Sultanas 1/2 lb Seeded Raisins 1/- lb Maconochies’ Herrings in Sauce, larg« !/-• Kippered Herrings, large, 1/Pilcharcls, large 17Cups, breakfast, 10/6 dozen Plates 9d, 1/-, 1/3, 1/6, Tumblers, 7d each. English Jugs, 9/6 set %-gal Mason Jars, 17/- dozen MILLS & HASLAM, king street. pukekohe. ’Phone 74. ANDREW’S Ford C ars, Andrew’s Fo-kL parts.. Andrew’s Ford repairs | always cfve satisfaction and seivicc. ! John W. Andrew and Son, Puktkohe ! and Auckland.