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Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 4, Issue 58, 19 July 1915, Page 3

Wanteds, Losts, Etc. ASK for Crispo Bacon, it will sure to please you. Sold BUSY STORK, Pukekohe. CAULIFLOWER, cabbage and lettuoe, strong plants bow ready, —E. ALLAN, Backland Nursery. (COMPETENT married man J wants milking, used to all farm work. References. Apply, "Scotsman," c o K. Raynes, Patumahoe. 0625 DESSERT fruits in tins, Appricots, Pears. Pine Apples and Peaches. Lowest priee at BUSY STORE, Pukekohe. Exchange 300 acres good land, small mortgage, for farm rear Bucklaud or Pukekohe. Apply,— " Farm," Times office, Pukekohe. 1614 FOR Sale—Only £75 deposit, sound 5-roomed house with con., 2 acres laud, adjoining old show groand, Pukekohe. Apply to.—J. HUNTER, Edinburgh street, Pukekohe. 0832 Sale —A pure bred pedigree Berkshire Boar, about 20 morths oil App'y,—J. T. Stembridi?e & Co. 0641 FOR Fale —lO Tons Selected Autumn grown Seed Potatoes. Gamekeepers and Northern Stars, —R. F WILKINSON, Pukekohe. ' 0575 -T all kinds, Rhubarb Roots, Rosas, climbing plants all varieties. Descriptive Catalogue for the asking. —E. ALLAN, Nurseryman, Buckland. GO to KING'S, Boot Maker and Repairer, for a hand-sewn, pegged or rivetted boot. Boots made to measure from Glace, Box Calf, Chrome, Kip, Zug Calf on the premises. KEEP your table well*stocked from the Iresh supplies arriving daily. BUSY STORE, Pukekohe OIL Engine (Benzine), \]/ 2 to 2 b.p., for sale. Thorough order. To be seen running at the " Times " Office, Pukekohe. PEDIGREE Jersey Bulls for Sale Charm's Lord Twylish— Queen Bountiful. Dam's record under Government Test—42s lbs. fat in 257 days. Died lead poisoning before completing test. Loyalty of Meadowbrook Rosetree. Dam's record under Government Test—3l7 lbs. in 318 days (as two-year-old). 2nd Pedigree Cow and winner of class for officially tested cows Franklin Show, 1915. R. F. WILKINSON. Pukekohe. 0574 PINUS lusignis, Cupressus Macrocarpa and Lawsoniana. Splendid lines of above, one to three years old,—E. ALLAN, Buckland Nur sery. WE guarantee all our provisions absolutely fresh acd the pick of the market. BUSY STORE, Pukekohe. WANTED— To buy bottles in any quantities. Apply—G. CLARKE, Pukekohe Hotel. 998 WANTED a boy, just left school to assist on the farm. — T. H. MOORE, Patumahoe. 0616

WANTED, Furnished Room by married couple and child, where dog can be kept. Write stating term 9 to—"Moderate,' 1 Pukekohe P.O. 0646

FOR SALE Choice Dairy Farm Comprising 80 Acres, FreelwlcL All in good English Glasses. TTn» dulating to flat, no waste land. Nearly one mile road frontage, and about one mile from railway station, creamery, post office and public school. Good metalled road, and handy to both Pukekohe and Waiuku saleyards. Water communication to Onehunga. Large milking shed and 4-bucket machine, 3£ h.p. Tangye engine, all in first-class order. Exceptionally good volcanic soil, well watered, mixed bash, an cleared, farm 'well managed by former occupier, free of noxious weeds, has grown splendid crips of wheat and mangolds. Early potatoes can be delivered in Auckland as soon as from Pukekohe, with practically no distance to cart to station. No Town District taxes. Similar land in Pukekohe bringing over £IOO per acre, Fin 9 position overlooking Harbour. G«>od fishing beach. Price, £35 par acre. Easy terms to suitable purchaser. No agents. Intending purchasers may writs to Principal. H. F. L. c o "Times" Office, I 0566 WAIUKUi

THE Livery and Bait Stabled (near the Nat'onal Bank) Formerly conducted by Mr Parker have been ttkea by HANFLING BROS. who intend effecting improvements to convenience customers. All old and new clients welcomed. Good Accommodation. THE Wood and Coil Business Will b 3 carrie 1 on as hitherto. FIREWOOD and HO USFHQLD COAL of Good Q i2lity. HANFLING BROS., Queen Street, WAIUKU.

Removal Notice. in consequent) o" the recant fire and pending the opening of new premises I hav > 1 e uoved my business to the building formerly in the occupation of Mr Thomas, cabinet maker, adjoining the Pukekohe Post Office. I invite the public of Pukekohe to extend to me a continuation of their | patronage. T. E. SKINNER. Plumber and Gas Fitter.