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Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 5, Issue 175, 19 May 1916, Page 3

MANUREWA TOWN AND J ROAD DISTRICTS. GOVERNMENT'S RECRUITING SCHEME. A Meeting of the Residents of the above districts is called for TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY), at 7 o'clock, at the Public Hall, for the purpose of forming a Committee to deal with the Local National Register, forwarded by .the Chairman of the Manukau County Council. T. J. CORIN, Chairman Manurewa Town Board. G. F. DRUCE, Chairman Manurewa Road Board. 467 BOY SCOUTS CONCERT. PREMIER HALL, PUKEKOHE TUESDAY, MAY 23rd, 1916. (In Aid of Scout Funds.) Programme by Boy Scouts assisted by the Pukekohe Pierott Troupe.

PLAIN AND FANCY DRESS BALL THE EVENT OF THE SEASON will be held on FRIDAY, JUNE 16th, 1916. MERCER TOWN HALL. Proceeds to go towards providing aißoll of Honour for the Mercer District. Music by the Misses Beresford. Double Ticket, 5-. Ladies do. 1/6. Gent's do. 0/6. H. D. C CARTER, 254 Secretary. PREMIER HALL, PUKEKOHE FRIDAY, MAY 26th ONE NIGHT ONLY Direction - - Dramas Ltd The Famous Within the Law Company presenting MISS HILDA DORRINGTON MISS HILDA DORRINGTON and MR LIONEL WALSH Mr LIONEL WALSH i it The Man Who Stayed at Home The Man Who Stayed at Home The Man Who Stayed at Home (By special arrangement with J. (J. Williamson Ltd.) The most topical drama of the day. The first play to roach our shores dealing directly with the present great war. The play that arouses the patriotic spirit. The play that makes Britons stir. The Man Who Stayed at Home The Man Who Stayed at Home The Man Who Stayed at Home The Man Who Stayed at Home Prices : 4s, lis and 2s. Box Plan at the Bookery. Performance Commences at 9 o'clock Sharp. THEO. BOASE. Representative. TENDERS WANTED. Tenders are invited, returnable by Noon on the Bth June, to the New Zealand Dairy Association, Limited, for cream and coal cartage contracts throughout its creamery and cream supply districts. Specification of tender forms and other information may be obtained on application to the undersigned H. E. PACEY, 401 Managing Director.

WHANGAMARINO ROAD BOARD. Pursuant tu the "Local Elections and Polls Act," I hereby give notice that J. H. Keith and Donald Shanks have been duly nominated as candi dates for members of the Whangainarino Eoad Board, Maramarua subdivision, and being no more than the number required have been declared elected. G. H. HERBERT, Returning Officer. JGth Mav, 1916. 46a Pukekohe Hill, Pukekohe THURSDAY, May 25th, Alfred Buckland and Sons Have received instructions from C. K. Nelson, who has sold his farm, to Sell, as above, THE WHOLE OF HIS LIVE AMD DEAD STUCK 2 DAIRY COWS due to calve Juno and August 1 1-yr DRAUGHT GKLDING 1 U-YEAR-OLD DRAUGHT MARE These are two exceptionally good farm horses, work anywhere I 35CWT FARM WAGGON 5 TONS GOOD SEED POTATOES, in lots to suit purchasers Dog Cart, Potato Planter, J'otato Digger, Potato Grader, Disc, Tine and chain Harrows, 2tons Gisborne|Blood and Bone, Cambridge Roller. Plough Cultivator, Waggon, Gig and Plough Harness, 2 Knapsack Sprayers, Swingletrees, Sledge, 12 Sheets Gal. Iron, Barrels, Separator, Churn, Post Hole Borer, l!<jewt Fencing Wire, Purebred Black Orpington Fowls, Farm Tools. Sundries, etc. Also, HOUSEHOLD FURNI'HRE. Luncheon Provided. Alfred Buckland and Sons Kit)

The To Aroba Bacon' Company, Ltd, will receive Baeonors only MONDAY, May 22iid, l!»l«, at Buckland MO to I'.fl His. Prim i;.l per lb. Hours: In a.m. to :! p.m. A. i*. lIORNEA SON, Buyer*.