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Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 5, Issue 166, 18 April 1916, Page 3

Patterns of all the designs of fashions, etc., appearing in our supplement, week by week, can be obtained by sending stamps, value 7d, for eveiy pattern required (coat, ekirt, blouse, one-piece gown, etc.) to Miss Ida Meller, < are of the Editor. The envelope should be marked " Patterns."

PAPAKURA ATHLETIC SPORTS. EASTER MONDAY. RECORD ENTRIES. Spend a day with your friends at Papakura. Come and hear the Pipers' play. The " Campbell's are Coming." Highland Dancing, &c. &c. Hot Water free. 364

EASTER HOLIDAYS. The Business premises of the following ilrms in Pukekohe will be closed on GOOD FRIDAY, SATURDAY and EASTER MONDAY. Only Newspapers ard Bread will be delivered on SATURDAY morning:— Beatty & Marshall H. Dell & Son W. T. Jones F. H. Kenyon H. W. King 0. Lusher M. McGovern Owen McLean RebertMillev S. W. Mills J. Patterson F. Perkins & Co C. Roadley Misses Ramsey Win Roulston Roulston Bros ShotbolU Co. A. 0. Wollett W. Wright

ANZAC DAY. At the request of the Prime Minister I hereby invite the Inhabitant* of the Borough of Pukekohe to observe TUESDAY 251 h inst. from 1 p.m. as a half-holiday in commemoration of "AnzacDay." It is not desired that the day should be observed by holding Sports or similar forms of entertainmeut, but rather by holdiug special services of public worship and by using the best endeavours to stimulate recruitfag for the Expeditionary forces. H. (*. K. MASON,