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Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 4, Issue 15, 23 February 1915, Page 3

PRESENTATION TO CAPT. WILKINSON. The President and Members of the Pukekohe Patriot!.; League incite local residents to attend at the Premier Hall, Pukekohe, on THURSDAY next, Feb. 25 th, at 3 p.m , on the occasion of a presentation to be made to Cap!. A E, Wilkinson in connection with bis departure from Pukekohe to become a member of Jho Expeditionary Force proceeding to the war. Ladies are particularly requested to attend. C. K. LAW PIE, 017 r resident. Franklin Agricultural <k Pastoral Society's 30th ANNUAL SHOW io m: iihJ.n i.\ Pukekohe Show Ground, OX FRIDAY & SATURDAY NEXT FEBBUARY 2Gth and 27th. PEOPLE'S DAY - SATURDAY. RECORD ENTRIES'. NUMEROUS SIDE SHOWS! BAND IN ATTENDANCE'. Always a Popular Fix the Pukekohe Show will this year pro vide several new attractions, including many MILITARY RING EVENTS, whilst the Jumping: Competitions will be keenly contested for by some of the best-known horses. EXCURSION RAILWAY Fares from all parts, and Special Late Return Trains. Admission—One Shilling. J. M. BAXTER, Secretary. EXCURSION TO AUCKLAND Manchester Unity Oddfellows' Twenty-Third Premier Picnic and Band Contest Auckland Domain Cricket Ground, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, i'Jl.3 Proceeds to be'donated to Patriotic Distress Fund. The Largest Picnic in the Southern Hemisphere. Brass Band Quickstep Contest. Boys' Drum and Fife Band Quickstep Contest. National Dancing for Boys and Girls —English, Scottish, Irish. Reti;kn" Tickets,including Admission to Ground and Band Coutest: Pukekohe, Adults 3s Gd, Children under 15, Is sd. Mercer, Tuakau, Buckland, Adults -Is, Children under 15, Is 7d. Si'orts Gai.ore for Old and Young. The Auckland Electric Tramway Co. will run their cais to suit the traffic John McLeod, P.G.M., Hon Sec., Premier Picnic, P.O. Box 505, Auckland. Telephone 2310. !J73 Aka Aka Hall. GRAND CONCERT. Arranged by Hall Committee. TUESDAY, MARCH 2nd. Commence at 8 p.m. Come and hear Auckland's famous LYRIC QUARTETTE, All first-class entertainers. \ ocal, Musical and Elocutionary items. Selections by Waiului Orchestra; songs by local talent. Admission, .. .. - 010 TO BUILDERS. Two Cottages at Paerata. Tenders dose at Noon on THULS" DAY, Feb. 25th, for the erection of two Cottages at Paerata. Plans and specifications may be seen at my otlices, King's Chambers, Pukekohe. FRED SOUSTER, Architect. TO BUILDERS. RESIDENCE AT BOMBAY. Tenders will bo iecei\el up to and including THURSDAY, March Ith, for the demolition of present building and erection in its place ol a seveu-nio)ited Bungalow. Plans and Speculations may be seen at the " Times " Ollice, 1 ukekohe. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. () ' ' KARAKA ROAD BOARD. | Tcndeis lor crushing about 100 I yards of metal at the Paerata < >uarry, tenders for carting same to the Drury-Waiuku Road between May's and the School, and tenders for crushing and carting combined will | be received by the Chairman of the | Board, Mr J. Batty, at his residence, , up to •> p.m. on FRIDAY, March ! sth, l'.H5. H. E. GLASSON, Clerk. , Kai.ika, Feb. 2»th. H»ls. "12 1 PUKEKOHE WEST ROAD DISTRICT . | I'UBLIU NOTICE is hereby ' given that at a Special Meeting ol ' tlio Pukekohe West Road Board held on the Dth day of February l'J 15 a resolution intended to operate as a Special Order") was passer to raise a Loan ol I'loo in pursuance of the consent of ratepayers of tin Rifle Range Read Special Rating ! Area and that a ineoting has beoi I fixed for the 11th day of March H»K at 10.30 a.m. at the Board's Ollict j Pukekohe for the purpose of con i tinning buch resolution. A copy o ! the proposed Special Order is do posited at the Board's ollice and i 1 open to the inspection of the publi during ollice houis. H. G. R. MASON, ' 989 CleYk.