THE Pukekohe and Waiuku Times. PUBLISHED TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS. FRIDAY, AUGUST 22, 1913. LOCAL AND GENERAL.

Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 2, Issue 121, 22 August 1913, Page 2

THE Pukekohe and Waiuku Times. PUBLISHED TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS. FRIDAY, AUGUST 22, 1913.

LOCAL AND GENERAL.

"Wc nothing extenuate, nor set down auaht in vialice."

FIRST PAGE. Milk for the City; opposition to Sunday tram from Pukekohe. Presbyterian Sabbath School Social.

FOURTH PAGE. A New Potato; blighl-proaf and frost resisting. Commercial; Auckland produce market.

Iu order to make room for the | report of the annual meeting of I shareholders of the New Zealand j Dairy Association we have had to ! hold over letters regarding the pro- ! posxl to deviate the Waiuku line at ! Patumahoe (which proposal has now i been abandoned), a leading article : thereon, a letter from Otaua about : butter-fat, commercial reports, and ! other interesting district news. j These will form some of the features I of Tuesday's " Times." The fancy dressing of the juvenile j performers at the Presbyterian 1 Sunday School Social on Wednesj day night made a most attractive j feature. Mrs Nixon deserves warm I thanks in this connection, both for j providing materials and creating the | costumes. At the meeting of tin, Borough j Council on Thursday night the ' following tendeis were received for ! spawliugs at Barter's quarry : , Hunter, Cooney and McLeod j (Epsom) os 'Jd per yard (accepted), i McSheen Bros -Is per yard, H. M, | Gordon os iKI per yard.

Tin.' voting for the Lower Waikato directors of the New Zealand | Dairy Association was as follows : j A. M. Barriball, 11,009 votes (504 ; members) ; W. L. West, 8380 (276 members; : 0. Hodgkinson, 899 (:j'J members). Further reference to the election and candidates will be made I in Tuesday's " Tiuios.'' A startling detective story full of stirring incidents entitled ■' Escape ! of the White Gluvo Gang" will be 1 the chief attraction at the All Star pictures on Saturday night. The dramas include Vitagraph and Selig Company's representations. " Faithful Dumb Friends" is a I delightful and charming animal study. Another lino picture is that of a clever acrobatic troupe.

At Roulston's Clearance Sale of Furniture on Saturday second hand iron and timber will be ottered.*

For Sale.—One 15, one 18, and one 45 gallon Separator ; best make ; almost new; half-price. F. Perkins & Co. Universal Providers, Pukekoke.* Readers aie reminded of the sale uf Mr W. Roulston's furniture tomorrow. Tho sulo is beiug held at his private residence in Franklin liuail, and th" furniture may be viewed to-morrow morning. In addition to the furniture a quantity