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Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 5, Issue 141, 4 February 1916, Page 3

Wanteds, Losts, Etc. ARCADIAN, Planters Choice, and Run-Kuan Teas sold only i at the—BUSY STORE. Pukekohe. | A LLAN'S Marrowfat Cooking ! Peas; New feason's crip; all hand picked and sjecially grown for cooking. I'dckel in 1 lb. carton i. Ask your grocer for Allan's brand, or procure from— F. ALLAN. Seed Grower, Buckland (CAPABLE Girl wanted to asJ sist in housework. Apply,— ' Times " office, Pukekohe. 93 CROOKED Crispo Ham on sale J at-BUSY STORE. Pukekohe. CHAMPION blight - resisting Potato, " Vitality." England's bestjas proved by results Orders for this famous Potato are now beinfc booked by the sole New Zealand grower Inspection invited.—B. JOHNSON, Takanini. 37 TTALIAN Rye Grass—Wanted J- local grown Italian Rye Grass. Apply personally or bv letter with sample,—P. HENRY & SON Patumahoe. 81 LOST— A Consignment Note Book. Finder please leave at— W. G. SHOTBOLT & Co'a shop. 102 QUALITY Provisions only, Absolutely fresh and clean at the-BUSY STORE, Pukekohe. Residents of pukekohe DISTRICT Have you visited KING'S Boot Btore Store during the Clearance Sale that is We have very strong reasons for disposing of our stock of Footwear at cost and under. Study our window. You save shillings on every pair. KING'S BOOT STORE. Pukekohe. SPACE on advertising stations in Pukekohe to let. For terms apply "Times " office. SLICED Pine Apple in tins, a O great delicacy. Sold at the BUSY STORE, Pukekohe. WANTED Everybody to purchase a sample of my 'Xnias fruits, they are perfection.— BUSY STORE, Pukekohe. WANTED —To buy bottles in any quantities. Apply—C. CLARKE, Pukekohe Hotel. 998 WANTED Smart Boy for bakehouse. Wages £1 to start. Apply.—F. PERKINS & Co., Pukekohe. 93 WANTED Labour —To clean 50 chains of drain. Contract preferred. Apply immediately. —P. HENRY & SON, Patumahoe, or " Times " office. 94 CHURCH SERVICES.

Church of England Services SUNDAY, FEBURARY Gth, 1916 sth Sunday after Epiphany ST. ANDREW'S, PUKEKOHE. Huly Communion, N a.m. Morning Prayer and Sermon, 11 Children's Service, 3 Holy Baptism and Churchiug 3 Evensong and Sermon, 7 ST. PAUL'S, BUCKLAND. Matins, Litany and Sermon, 11 Evensong and Sermon, 7 101 Methodist Church. SUNDAY, FEBRUARY Gth, 1016. Pukekohe, 11, Rev. G. tTrojt; 7, Rev A. M. Costain Buckland, 11, Rev A M Costain Harrisville Mission Hall, 2.30, Rev G. Frost "Carlton," (Mrs Henderson's). 7.30, Rov G. Frost Bombay, 11 and 7.30, Harvest Festival Services, Rev J J Mather, of Auckland All other places as per circuit plan. 100 PUKEKOHE BOROUGH COUNCIL Tenders, to close at -1 p.m , on Wednesday, 9th inst., are invited for Painting the Municipal Buildings. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. For further particulars apply to J. F. DEANE, 104 Town Clerk. Fred, C. S. LAWSON Tuakau. Telephone 16. OFFERS FOR PRIVATE S\LE 70 Bullocks : 50 15-month Steers Booked through any inm if desired. 0701 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 intorest to gain 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 STORES. Post and Telegraph Office. MISS E. THOMPSON TEACHER OF OIL PASTEL, STENCILLING and FRENCH PEN PAINTING is prepared to receive a number ot Pupils on the following terms Oil & Pastel £1 10a each per quarter; French Pen and Stencil £1 Is each per quarter It would be advisable for intending pupils to inspect Miss Thompson's work in all branches at Houlston's Buildings, King street, Pukekohe, prior to Decemoer 25. Addres : King Street, opp. F. Perkin's & Co. To STOREKEEPERS and FARMERS. ' We have decided to run a Fortnightly | Motor Goods Service between Auckland and Pukekohe and Tuakau, carrying BENZINE, CARBIDE, EXPLOSIVES and other goods on which the Railway Dept. charge high rates of freight, at lower rates. We also deliver the goods right into your shed thus saving cartage to and from rail. Furniture removal a spec-