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Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 5, Issue 170, 2 May 1916, Page 1

ALL BfIITISH Lll OF STEAMERS Messrs. Edward Hallett and G, Lapwood, Proprietors Steamers ply regularly betw< Hamilton and the Waikato Hei including s.s. Eakino and s.s. Ei B.s Queen Elizabeth and s.sAginco' STEAMER SERVICE TIME-TABLE For Clen Murray : Leave Mercer, Tuesday, 7.0 a. „ Mercer, Friday, 7.0 am. Returning in time to catch the Expri at Mercer. For Maramarua : Monday, Wednesday, Friday ai Saturday, at 7.30 a.m. Returning in time to catch the 12 noi Auckland and Express trains. For Whangamarino : Wednesday only, 12 30 p.m. For Churchill: Eun cancelled. Special attention is paid to tl comfort of passengers; Goods carri< at the lowest rates Address—Hallett. Mercer. W. TOWNSON British Toilet Bkush Wake ahvaj in stock. Quinine and Ibon Tonic. Balm Cough Mixture. Sarsaparilla with lodides. 'rescriptions dispensed with th< Best Drugs on the Market. IOW IS THE TIME TO OEDEE We specialise in Baggies, Sulkies, Dog Carts, Spring I Drays. LL WOEK EXECUTED IN FIEST-CLASS STYLE. PIRRET BROS. Coachbuilders, Wheelwrights and Blacksmiths, - TUAKAU.

Wallace & Sadler Papakura. WOOD AND COAL MERCHANTS Oarting and Ploughing Contractors, Eoad Makers. Gravel and Best Onehunfja " Silver " Sand delivered in ( any part of district. Telegraphic and Postal Address: WALLACE & SADLER PAPAKURA. PUKEKOHE/& WAIUKU MOTOR SERVICE. BAEEIBALL and GRIMMOND, Proprietors. Phone No. 30. Cars No. 1993 & 1997 Cars leave Kentish Hotel as Under: 6 a.m., 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. Return journey, leave Railway Station, Pukekohe: 7.20 a.m., 11.20 a.m. and 6.20 p.m. Cars Meeet other Trains i when desired. 'Phone 35 Ploughing Season is here again and YOU must be wanting Collars Hames Winkers Back Bands Chains These things are getting scare and you will do well to come early and come where you can get fitted straight away. PROBAN GS These are things that every Farmer should have where Cattle are fed on Turnips. There is only a limited supply so you should apply at once, and avoid the risk of losing a yaluable beast. W. T. JONES, Saddler, King St., PUKEKOHE.

mm 4 Auctioneer fL„<^ind Grain Merchant VICTORIA AND LORNE STS. is noted for the high prices obtained M for Poultry and Pigs and all Farm Proy ducc, and the quick despatch of A/c Sales and Cheque. Hundreds of Settlers in this province know that J. Jones gets the better price every time. Thirty-three years in the auctioneering business with the same suppliers forwarding their produce "year in and year out' is indeed a very creditable performance. Brand Goods a I ♦ % EGGS n "'III