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Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 4, Issue 38, 18 May 1915, Page 1

Miss B. A. Campbell TEACHER OF MUSIC PUPILS PREPARED FOR EXAMINATION, Address: Prospect Terrace, PUKEKOHE. Mr. F. Ashurst, MUSIC TEACHER Is prepared to visit homes to give Lessons or to Coach pupils for examinations. Terms: One Guinea per quarter, in advance. Children a specialty. Mr Ashurst is going to remain in Pukekehe for some time to come and is prepared to accept a limited number of pupils. Postal Address: F. ASHURST, PUKEKOHE. DID YOU EVER Stop to think that Quality is the true test of Economy. Ours is the Quality, and is remembered long after the price is forgotten. It is to our interest to gam and retain your confidence. With this end in view we only sell goods that will give entire satisfaction. You can prove this by shopping at WILLIAM GUTHRIE'S, THE MAUKU STOKES. Post and Telegraph Office. WILSON AND SON (Est. 1873.) PAPAKURA AND MANUREWA Up - to - date Blacksmiths, Horse Shoers, Painters, Coachbuildere, Agriculture and General Smiths, etc. We speeialise in UP-TO-DATE TYREING METHODS. 41 Years' Experience in the Papakura District. WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEED Correspondence promptly | attended

HORSE COVERS ! COW COVERS i Now is the time to order and the place ? Why, only one w. T. JONES Pukekohe, of course! UUALIT£ THE BEST every time. PKICES: BEDROCK Enquire and satisfy yourself, costs you nothing. W.T. JONES SADDLER Kino Street, Pukekohe. 'Phone 35.

NOW IS THE TIME TO OKDEK We specialise in Baggies, Sulkies, Dog Carts, Spring Drays. ALL WOKK EXECUTED IN FIRST-CLASS STYLE. PIRRET BROS. COAUHBUILDERS, WHEELWRIGHTS and Blacksmiths, - TUAKAU.