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Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 3, Issue 193, 8 May 1914, Page 3

H. S. VALENTINE & Co., Merchants & Importers, MERCER. THE BEST MILKING MACHINE IS TRELOAR MILKING MACHINE CONTINUOUS RELEAS ER Driven by belt not by vacuum and therefore does not interfere with the vacuum. LOOK AT THE Triangular Teat Cup—lt is the most perfect made. Doesn't strain the cows. The teat cannot escape from the centre of the Buction and pressure This cup excites a natural flow of milk, and when attached to other machines it has been proved to increase the milk yield The Releaser gives a continuous (low of milk and will last a lifetime. It does not box the milk up but lets it escape before it can become contaminated with odours That is important, but a si ill more essential thing is that the Treloar Releaser does not interfere with or break the vacuum. In this respect it is superior to all its competitors. CHAS. A. KIOO, Sole District Agent, Aka Aka JOHN A. COMRIE MOTOR GARAGE, Pukekohe Motor Car, Cycle and Machinery Agent Cars over-hauled and repaired. Tubes and Covers vulcanised on the premises. Motor and iLubricating Oils kept in stock. Agent for: Dunlop, Continental, Miuhelin and Gaulois covers aul tubes. Agent for: Douglas Motor Cycles. ( Cycles: B.S.A. and Phillips' Special kept in Stock. Can bo supplied on easy terms or for cash. Kepair work of all classes undertaken. Agent for : Massey Harris Implements. Champion Potato Sowers aud Diggers, Andrews and Beaven's Chaffcutters, Threshers, etc., Eureka Milking Machines, Cream Separators, Victoria Insurance Co. Special Lines of Timber and Building Materials, Machinery Bought and Sold on Commission, Several Traction and Portable Engines, Sawmills, Chaffcutter, Threshing Machines, Ploughs, Drills, Harrows, etc., on hand.

NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS Inspection of Senior Cadets by Inspector-General of Overseas Forces, General Sir lan Hamilton. WEDNESDAY, 13th MAY, 19U. Special train will leave Mercer at 8.10 a.m., I'okeno 8.20, Tuakau 8.35, Pukekohe 8.50, Paerata 0.3, Drury 0 25, Papakura 0.33, Manurewa 0.J5, Papatoetoe 10.10, Otahuliu 10.20, Penrose 10.32, Ellerslie 10.35, Newmarket 10.50, Auckland anive 10.57 a.m.

Keturii special will leave Auckland at 5.0 p.m., Newmarket (where, cadets entrain) 5.3U p.m., arriving i Mercer 7 50 p.m. The train will stop at all stations 1 if required, for passenger traffic. | Holiday excursion tickets will be | issued on May 13th from Helens-! ville, Mercer and intermediate sta-; tions to Auckland by truius arriving j Auckland up to 3.30 p m., available | for return up to and including 14th : May, 1914. BY OEDEIt. LAND TRANSFER ACT NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that the parcel of land hereinafter described will be brought under the provisions of the Land Transfer Act, 1 !»OS, and its amendment?, unless caveat be lodged furhidding tin-' same oil or before Hth June, 101 I : - 5623, Samuel Mills, part Allot 33, Suburban Section 'l, Par:sh of l'ukekolie, containing On. Or. --'p., lronting West Stmt, Queen Street and Harris street, occupied by applicant. Plan 8S."» 4. Diagrams may be inspected at this office. Dated this sth (lav of May, 1014, at the Lands Registry Office, Auckland. 'JIIOS. HALL, District l and Registrar FRANKLIN COUNTY COUNCIL Notice of Special Order. In exeicise of the powers cmfcrred upon it by Section ; ! 1 i.f '• The Counties Act, 1008," notic is hereby given that at a special meeting of the Franklin County Council held on THURSDAY, May Tt'i, 1914, the following Special Older was made and will he submitted for contirination at the ordinary meaiieg to be held in the Council Chambers Pukekohe, on THURSDAY, June 4th. 1014. SPECIAL ORDER. That the Mercer Road District 1> > abolished and merged in the County as from March 31 st, 1014. Dated this Bth dav of May, 1014. J. T STEM BRIDGE, County Clerk. THE FRANKLIN BAKERY, PUKEKOHE. CHANGE OF BUSINESS. To My Cu >tomer.- and the General Public 1 beg to announce that I have disposed of my bakery business to Mr S. Smith, formerly of Maungataroto, and ask for him the same liberal patronage that ha* been extended to me in the past. G. WESTON.

Ladies and Gentlemen, — In taking uver tlio above well-1 known bakery I hope not uuljr to 10tainallMi \\ ii's old customer but to ad i ia n;i new ones t J them. The la!c-t H ! most approved methods wi.l K ;a!.odiieed into the l.iu-sine>s and 1 hope to be able to give the utmost satisfaction. Soliciting your patronage. I am,--Yours faithfully, SYDNEY gMITU.