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Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 5, Issue 219, 20 October 1916, Page 3

Wanteds, Losts, Etc. A RARE Opportunity —To Let at a low rental to • •nitable man my Livery and Bait Stable* at Pukekohe. That lam going to the War is the only reason for my diapo»> ing of the business. A man with small capital can make £5 per week. For further particulars apply to,—W. H. HAWKE, Pukekohe. 1028 A LUXURY— Veribest Tea, sold only at—BUST STORE. Pukekohe. BLACK Wattle 5/6 lb; 6/-, post free.—S. ALLAN, Seedsman. Buckland. CRISPO Bacon and Hams are sure to please. Sold at BUSY Store, Pukekohe. FOUND— Brass Cap off cart wheeL Owner can have same by applying at the office of the "Times" and paying cost of advt. 1064 FOR Sale Sittings Utility Black Orpington and White Leghorn Eggs, 15 for ss. Also Prairie State Incubator 74 Egg, good order.— V. 8. ROBERTS, Pukekohe. 1057

FULL range of Separators jus to hand. Pleue call and Inspect -FRANK PERKINS &Co., Pukekoht HOUSE to Let in Harris St., cloee to station. Apply, B. H. ANDREW, Pukekohe. 894 Household coai 30/-, Kitchen 20/- ton, delivered in township. House 26/- ton; kitchen 19/at Pukekohe station, purohaseia cart. House 3/-, kitchen 11- sack delivered in township-FRANK PERKINS ft Co. IRONING made easy—Famous '* Sad Irons " (price 90s). Stocked at-F. PERKINS & Co'e Pukekohe. INCANDESCENT Mantle Hand Lantern—2so candle power, sold at 40s at—F. PERKINS ami Co., Pukekohe. LOST —In Pukekohe, Monday Oct 2nd, Cattle Dog, black, white and tan. Answers to name of " Blucher." Reward.— A. GUMMER, B uckland. 1064 LOST One big light bay Mare, white face, white spot on near side, no shoes. Finder please communioate with—Mrs J. LEHNDOR F, Pukekohe East Reward. 1059 LOST— At Pukekohe or Sale Yards 9th October, keyless Silver Rotheram Watch. Please return to County Council, Pukekohe. £1 reward. 1054

QBTAIN your Tennis and Bowling Footwear from KINO'S Boot Store, Pukekohe.RYECORN, New Emerald; Swan Neck Barley; Tares; Maize; Sorghum, £o. —E. ALLAN, Seedsman, Buckland. C PRAYING Knapsacks repairO ed. Horse Bprayers for Sale, patent attachments in stock. Spraying done.—SMITH, Buckland. Phone 100, 4 rings. 941 on advertising stations O in Pukekohe to let For terms apply "Times " office, SWEDES AU the leading O varieties; Mangels; Soft Turnips, fco.-E. ALLAN, Seedsman, Buckland TEA, Tea, Tea !—Give my speoial blend a triaL Veribest. Bold only at-BUSY STORE Pukekohe. YX7ANTED to Buy—Good » ▼ strong Gig Horse, must be sound and quiet and used to motor cars. Apply,—J. B. BOWE, Pukekohe. 1078 WOMAN —Good writer, would be glad to get offioe work or aooounts to make out, write letters, etc. Repliee to, "R.M.," Pukekohe Times offioe. 1069 WANTED— To buy bottles in any quantities. Apply—C. CLARKE, Pukekohe Hotel 998 \A7 ANTED Known Cheese ▼ ▼ front the Dairy that took gold medal for oheese at Frisco Exhibition. Sold only BUST STORE, Puke* kohe. | i) PACKETS Choice Flower Xmd Seeds for 2/6, poet Free.—E. ALLAN, Seedsman, Buckland.

CHURCH SERVICES* Church of England Service* St Andrew's, Pukekohe. 18th SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1910 Holy Communion, U &.m. Matins, Litany and Sermon, 11 Evensong and Sermon, 7 St. PAUL'S, BUCKLAND. Morning Prayer and Sermon, 11 Evensong, and Sermon, 7 HAKRISVILLE MISSION HALL Evensong and Sermon, 7 1067 Pukekohe Presbyterian Charge. BUNDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1916. St James', 11, Rev S Nixon „ 7, Mi E. Allan Pukekohe East, 11, Mr W. Barton Bombay, 2.30, Mr Barton Mauku, 2.45, Rev S. Nixon " Carlton," 7.30, Rev S. Nixon "In Memoriam Service." 1074 Pukekohe Methodist Circuit SUNDAY, OCTOBER 22,1916 Pukekohe, 11, Rev W. 8. Potter; 7, Rev. J. B. Suckling "In Memoriam Bervice to the late Mr'-H. Barber." Buckland, 11, Mr F. Souster; 7, Mr W. Vant Tuakau, 11, Mr E. Allan; 7, Mr P. Boaster Bombay, 11, Mr A. J. Davia: 7M