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Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 5, Issue 144, 11 February 1916, Page 3

Wanteds, Losts, Etc. AiJVERTI jEMENT RATES. j Advertisements under the fallowing .closes —To Let, For Sale. Lost and Found, Personal, Wanted, Board andKesidence— are inserted at the rite of 18 words for Is. or three consecutive insertions for 2s 6d. for cash paid in advance. Every add'tional six words, 6d extra per insertion. IK BOOKED, 6d extra per insertion. Births, Marriages, and Deaths, '2a Cd for each insertion; FUNERAL Notices, Is extra. These announcements must be signed by the advertiser. Notices of Meetings and forthcoming events a'id Official Advertisements 4s per inch per insertion. Trade Advertisements, according to scale. 1 RCADIAN, Planters Choice, >- and Run-Ruan Teas sold only at the-BUSY STORE. Pukekohe. CAPABLE Girl wanted to assist in housework. Apply,— ' Times " office, Pukekohe. 93 LOOKED Crispo Ham on sale J at-BUSY STORE, Pukekohe. CHAMPION blight - resisting Potato, "Vitality." England's best aa proved by results Orders for this famous Potato are now beinj? booked by the sole New Zealand grower Inspection invited.—B. JOHNSON. Takanini. 37 Sale About 200 feet galvanised water piping, one inch, second-hand.—SPRAGUE, Pukekohe East. 124 and Clover Seeds. Best quality at reasonable prices. Turnip Seeds all kinds stocked. Essex Rape, Mustard, etc. E. ALLAN, Seedsman, Buckland. "TAUAN Rye Grass—Wanted - local grown Italian Rye Grass. Apply personally or bv letter with sample,-P. HENRY & SON Patumahoe. 81 ISSES Ramsay's end-of - ■ season Sale. Stock at greatly reduced prices. Splendid opportunity to secure bargains—KlNG STREET, Pukekohe. NOW in full swing : Misses RAMS AYS Sale. Millinery, Dresses and Dress Materials at Half original Prices. Splendid line Corsets at 'I ll—King Street, Pukekohe. 'BTAINABLE at the Misses RAMSAYS.-Dressea from 5 6. Blouses from 1 11. Children's Dresses from 1 11. Untrimraed Hat Shapos from 9d.—King Street, Pukekohe. UALITY Provisions only, Absolutely fresh and clean at the-BUSY STORE, Pukekohe. ESIDENTSof PUKEKOHE DISTRICT Have you visited KING'S Boot Store Store during the Clearance Sale that is now on ? We have very strong reasons for disposing of our stock of Footwear at cost and under. Study our window. Ttou save shillings on every pair. KING'S BOOT STORE, Pukekohe. PACE on advertising stations in Pukekohe to let. For terms apply "Times " office. UCED Pine Apple in tins, a y~> great delicacy. Sold at the BUSY STORE, Pukekohe.

'HIS might concern you if you are married Children's Glaca 1 bar shoe 3 from 1 11 THIS CONCERNS FATHER Split Kip whole bick shooters 11 9 Everything at ridiculously low prices at KING'S Boot Store, Pukekohe WANTED Everybody to purchase a sample of my 'Xmas fruits, they are perfection.— BUSY STORE, Pukekohe. in anv quantities. Apply—C. CLARKE, Pukekohe Hotel. 998 LOST. We shall be phased to receive information as to the whereabouts of a milk conductor and scale beam, lost on the road near Mr W McNally's and subsequently deposited at tl)2 side of (ha road by Mr A U BroAn's IBE N.Z. UAIKY ASSOCIATION, LTD., 121 Pukekohe Fred. C. S. LAWSON Tuakau. Telephone 16. OFFEKS FOE PEIVATE BALK 70 Bullocks : 50 lt3-nioiith Steers Booked through any tirni 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 interest to gain and retain your confidence. With this end in view we only sell goods that will give entire satisfaction. Yoi can prove this by shopping at WILLIAM GUTHRIE'S, THE MAUKU STORES. Post and Telegraph Office. CABINETMAKER & JOINER PICTURES FRAMED . , W, F. McCLINTOCK (Late Allan and McClintock.) MISS E. THOMPSON I'EACHKR 01'' OIL PASTEL, STENCILLING and FRENCH PEN PAINTING is prepared to receive a number ol Pupils on the following terms : -Oil & Pastel il 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