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Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 3, Issue 244, 3 November 1914, Page 1

JAMES GRIBBLE DIRECT IMPORTER Begs to announce that he has just landed a very large consignment of the well known Willesden Green Proofed Canvas. (The highest standard in the World) Also a high grade check lining for the manufacture of Horse Covers. Also a very heavy line of Flax Canvas for the manufacture of Cow Rugs. These special lines enable us to give extremely good values in both horse and cow covers and all canvas sheetings ALL COVERS MADE TO MEASURE GUARANTEED stitched with the very best of thread and nothing but selected strapping used. Another reminder is given of the full range of Belfast Rope in various sizes iust to hand. JAMES GRIBBLE SADDLE & HARM ESSM AKER, Waiuku. Agent for South British Insurance Co. CEO. ARMSTRONG (Late J, Walsh). Hairdresser and Tobacconist King Street, Pvkekohe. Up-to-date Hairdressing Saloon Two Chairs. Two First-class Barbers. No waiting. Every civility. WAGGON BREEGHINGS . . . . As good as the best and better than the rest. All solid leather hand sewn. BOWL GASES To hold 2 or 4 Bowls. Fibre Cane, light, compact, strong TENNIS RACQUETS Repaired. Only the best English gut used. W. T. JONES, (Late R. F. Webster) Saddle and Harness Maker, Kixg Street, Pckekoh£. 'Phone 35.

The NEW ZEALAND DAIRY ASSOCIATION Limited. Anu its affiliated interests, pioneered the Dairy business in the Waikato. It nursed the industry in the early struggling days, when money was scarce and supplies were small. It is still growing, and to-day is the biggest and the best exposition of the co-operative ideal in New Zealand. The co-operative principle enables the NEW ZEALAND DAIRY ASSOCIATION, Ltd., to pay the best prices for its supplies of Butter-fat in Milk or Cream form, and to provide the Consumer with the choicest Quality Butter at Ruling Kates. The New Zealand Dairy Association, Limited Wholesale Depot: Wellesley Street. AUCKLAND. D- W. LINDSEY Builder and Contractor, rUKEKOHE. Estimates Furnished. WORKSHOP: TOBIN STREET