NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 1, Issue 25, 28 August 1912, Page 2

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Piano for sale. For sale, gig. 300 fowls, (rood milker wants place. Well-sinker wanted immediately. Man wanted, good light situation. Contents of large house for sale. Hurley and Smith advertise firewood. Young man wants board, private family. Church of England Ladies' Guild social to-night.

The Model Bakery, Drury, is now established.

Third annual railway ball at Mercer on September I'i. Wragge on Friday, To miss him would lie a calamity. See advt.* A llax cutting contract over a 2000 ton block is advertised. Etc ward for evidence; milk stand destroyed. Reward offered return Jersey, bull and heifer. Cow found straying; claim within 21 days.

Notice isgiven that the ratepayers' list of the Aka Aka drainage district is open for inspection. The monthly meeting of the I'ukekohc brunchuf the Farmers' Union will be held in the Library on Saturday night. Mr R. H. W. Bligh, of the White Cross 1 .eague, lectures in the Masonic Hall tonight. For subjects and hours see advt. Third of the series of popular Sports Club's concerts on Saturday night. Excellent programme. Be sure and be there. Mr Wright has commenced business as a watchmaker and jeweller in I'ukekohe. Read his advertisement.

Fashionable spring and summer millinery is the subject matter of a new advertisement of Miss Ramsay's. Mr W. J. Hoc-kin's clearing sale of live and dead stock takes place on Thursday, September "), at Waiuku, The list of horses, cattle, sheep, poultry and implements is very extensive and will no doubt attract a big held of buyers. Bucklaud and Sons also bold a clearing sale at Tuakau on Tuesday, September I), on behalf of Mr T. S. Ferguson. Some tip-top horses, choice dairy cows, pigs, and a bit of implements and sundries will be sold. As Mr Ferguson has sold his farm there is lo be an absolute clearance.

That the city people have their eyes on the potentialities of this district is illustrated by the opening of a local branch oi the business of Tylden and Spiers, one of the livist of estate agencies in the province. Mr Howard (a practical farmer and an experienced agent) is the local manager. Temporary offices are in King-street, but important developments are ler consideration.

Wragge on the Universe, creation and radium. Next Friday. Roll up all. Lovelily ictures. See udvt.