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Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 5, Issue 150, 25 February 1916, Page 1

The old gentleman, who was always chelating that boys were not what they U3ed to b?, stopped in front of a smart child. "Well, Tommy," greeted the uli gentleman, "how are you to-day?" "Very well, sir," replied the child, Bhyly. "And do you ever think what you are going to do when you are a great big man?" "N-no, sir." "Ah, I knew it! Children are to shiftless these times. And why don't you give it any thought?" "B—because 1 am a little pirl, sir." And the last seen cf the inquisitive old gentleman he was rraking long strides down the street.

WAIUKU KENTISH HOTEL Visitors to Waiuku are reminded that they will find clean and comfortable accommodation, a tip-top table and the best of attention at the Kentish Hote!. Considerable improvements having recently been effected the proprietor invites support from the travelling public. E J. MORRISON, Proprietor WAIUKU Mail Coach Leaves Waiuku 7.30 a.m Mauku 8.45 a.m Arrives Pukekohe '0 a.m. daily. Leaves Pukekohe 11.30 a.m., Mauku 12.45 p.m Arrives Waiuku 2.15 p.m, daily, HORSES AND BU3GIES ON HIRE F PARKER COACHING PROPRIETOR. WILLIAM HOWARD FAMILY BUTCHEK PATUMAHOE On Sale Daily— Beef, Mutton, Pork, and Small Goods, Regular Deliveries Mauku, Waiau, Pukekohe, and Karaka. If you want a Prime Cut—send to the Patuinahoe Butchery. A. MICHIE BUILDER AND CONTRACTOR WAIUKU Contracts undertaken in any part of the district WAIUKU Central Private Hotel, Every attention given to ensure the comfort of patrons. Sale days, dinner from 11 o'clock. Tea and refreshments at all hours. 'Phone No. 17. J, H. HAWES Proprietor. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT MERGER HOTEL F. (iimblett, Licensee (Jloso to Wharf ami Railway Station All Express Trains Stop at Mercer. Excellent Cuisine and Accommodation. THE BEST BRANDS OF LIQUOR ON TAP Tariff by Arrangement. Phone No, 2