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Kaipara and Waitemata Echo, 9 July 1913, Page 4

For 31 years we have been getting (h^^HIK P. D. JONES, Our J J 1 fffllßiP^^BjSHfflDl Auctioacer. Mark A ' IffSffl' If MmH 11; I \[ mWjifm\ ■ i 1 Makes Chubby Quiqren •-"jj^w_ _ L-__^_^i_^_^_^r_-__,ui..Ljj '»m,i_'jLi l■m__________________^_^_TT'^"';y EVEH/TBODY SELLS IT ■■■■■—■m^—^—^—■—■—aaa—^—■—___ra_aK__BM__Oßß_B_a AUCKLAND AGENTS: *> H. Hall <& OO c Mails Close at TTelepsT-'lle as f Under:— Auckland Mails : Daily at 6.30 a.m., 12 noon. 3.45 p.m. BSEip|^^S fl E Woodhill. Rewt-ti, Waimauku, and I Jml y Hj X I All Kumeu Mails . K_if_sE- u&i E& I fii iS9 H Daily at 3.45 p.m. Parakai Mail?: Daily at 10 a.m. Parkhurst Mails : p®|^ WfflTl A 7 Tuesdays and Fridays 10 a, in. uUi^U 111 Jai Mi* Li Wairoa Mails : Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays at U.lo a.m. South Head and Batlcy ; I n p Monday and Thursday at 9 15 a.m A I i fl Pabi, Matukohe, Whakapirau and IGBi3fi&l Paparoa : ' Monday and Thursday at 9.1 5 a.m and Tuesday at 0.-io i Mauugaturoto: I —^ , Monday 9.15 a.m.. Tuesday & Thuis- | PUFG, SDclFKday 9 45 a.m., Saturday 1 oOp.m. j ■*- Kaukapakapa, X dpara Flats, and j Wellsford Mails : Daiiv „m so ~», ilingr.' delicious Ahuroa Mails • | ■ <Z> ? Mondays, Wedoesday.s, Fridays and | Snturdiiya at l.ol) p.m. rahekd-oa, Woodcocks M ails : Qn^-1 nAnillo T"» Monday, Wednesday, Saturday, at CXI* U gJVjJLJ LIICII , I.oU p,m. Ma'ciruu Mails: Wednesday, Saturdays at 1.30 p.m. H<iteo, Way by Mails : Mondays, Thursdays 1.30 p.in, ' " OlauiatGa and Te liana Mails: p«.p»..j^..»y,1,.il~i. J ,r., „, ~■■—iiiw—hwi^ Tuesdays, Thurodnys, at 945 a.m., i €'7 M - ' Saturdays l.y'o p.m. ] $$xsk \< Kaiwaka Mails; i|\j|] '/'lf' ( ■^^8' Tuesday aud Tinneday at 9.4-3 a.in. J^W l^-'-l-J P^M Port Albert and Warkwoith Mails : || _- o|| 3«asxj Mouday, and Saturday at 1.30 p.n.i, I / iv // V^^l Tuesday nii-1 jlui .-.i-;>."at j t/> a.m. If .7 -J\_ 1! / Atp 'I C. ANbELL, JlkkS yiS___S^'-v/|M Postma^or. *^lf) / WvX / ///_s^j^l|^S HOLST AliO OSBORNE, |S^-^^^^^S CONTRACTORS; . . "Oh, yes, Annie! Ask the' __ , ~, grocer to send us a case this time. Helei SVllle- Cook says Highlander Milk is the T-i! i n •/• *■ at most useful thins; she has in the Plans and Specifications on Apph- kitchen for Cook £ ]g and Baking ! cation. and then Nurse uses such a lot . for Baby."—" Yes'm; Cook says it's not only cheaper, but it's far All Kinds of BcpairS and richer and bettor than the foreign T -, , . v.- • T T , . i kinds."—"Very good! We know Jobbing W Ol'iv Unacriaken. it's the best, because you can always depend upon it, and we've used it for so long." First-Ciaes Work Guara_ teed• '■ — '