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Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 3, Issue 164, 23 January 1914, Page 1

Unlets one runs a country newspaper as a hobby it can be a fruitful source of financial disappointment. Nobody but the prop-ietors and the banker (and they don't as a rule advertise the fact) really know what a heart-rending tear it is. Our Opotiki contemporary lets its cat out of the bag in the following raragraph:—" We ate informed that a firm-enterprising, of course —cf Aucklatd merchants intends shortly to open a cheap cash store in Opotiki. Some people appear to think that Opot ki is a veritable gold mine. Well, we have had a quarter of a century's experience, and we could put ths surplus bankirg account into a pewter and still leave rcom for a decent ihirstquencher!"

ALBERT KING Bookseller & Stationer, WAIUKU Has removed to larger premises in dribble's Buildings. Large assortment of Xmas and New Year Cards and Novelties.

ALLAN & McCLINTOCK Cabinetmakers and Joiners Old Railway fc>tation JSite Pukekohe. Furniture and Joinery oi! every Description made to Order.

PUKEKOHE TIMBER YARDS. All Classes of Timber and Mouldings in stock. Price List on application. FIREWOOD," FIREWOOD. FOR SALE. Apply,— Pukekohe Timber Yards.

SYD JUNIOR Morn,ess REXOPHONE £3 10s On Time Payments. Easy terms. Bute £2 7s 6d Camp £4 Kent £8 COOL "DRINKS FOR THE HOT WEATHER AFTERNOON TEA ROOMS. THE BUSYTASH STORE H. T. BINT Baker, Confectioner & Pastry Cook WAIUKU. A lull stock of Xnias and NewYear Cakes on hand and inade to the shortest notice. Our celebrated line of Pastry is absolutely the BEST, only a trial i* ie^uested. What are the BEST CAKES on the market 'i Why our Fruit or Madiera Cakes are only I - each.