Yates' RELIABLE Seeds ALGERIAN SEED OATS SOUTHERN and IMPORTED RE-MACHINED and CLIPPED Free from all Impurities. Special Quotations for Large Quantities. Also Re-machined Garton, Dun, Sparrowbill, and Tartarian Seed Oats. Ruakura Rust Proof Oats. Cape Barley, Vetches, Wheat, Ryeeorn. Write for Special Price Lls ArthurYates And Coy. Ltd. Lower Albert Street, AUCKLAND. Just Arrived A large assortment of First Class TENNIS RACQUETS Come in and have your pick of them — you won't get better Value anywhere. Presses
These are necessary for all Racquets as they avoid the possibility of twisting. W. T. JONES Saddler and Harness Maker, PUKEKOHE. TO MY PEOPLE [LEAD, KINDLY LIGHT. | Doubtless you are awaro England is now in the throes of her free trade policy, i.e., the open door. Prior to the war she was the receptacle for our enemies' goods and undesirables, thus allowing the latter to creep into every crevice of the Empire, to England's peril. To remove past anomalies "Champion " suggests reasonable protection and a closed door to our enemies, which would enable England to be a much larger manufacturer, with better working conditions and wages for her workors, who have so nobly responded to the Empire's call. Meantime—
Fortify on " Champion " Muscle and Courage Raiser. 1 have apokeu, V, Auckland, Now Zealand. WAIUKU Mail Coach Leaves Waiuku 7.30 a.m Mauku 8.45 a.m Arrives Pukekohe JO 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.
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Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 5, Issue 222, 31 October 1916, Page 1
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246Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 5, Issue 222, 31 October 1916, Page 1
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