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Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 6, Issue 255, 2 March 1917, Page 3

Wanteds, Losts, Etc. ALWAYS fresh and first qualitv : Bacon and Che.'se a the BUSY STORE, Pufcekohe. BOY— Smart, age 14, wishing to attend High School, would like respectable home in Pukekohe. Willing to work for his keep Good milker. Apply.—Frank PERKINS & Co., Pukekohe. 1475 /CAPABLE Girl wanted to assist, light housework, two adults and baby, good home; wages 15 For address apply Times Office, Pukekohe 1497 (CHOICE Sultanas, Muscatels Pi ones, Apricots and Pears. NVvv stocks now on sale ;<t the BI'SV STOKE, Pukekohe Sale—One butcher's cart, covered. Pract ; cally new. Apply to—JOSEPH ADAMS. Paerata Road Pukekohe. * 1506 Sale Section in Harris street, Pukekohe. Easy terms. Apply,—Times Office, Pukekohe.' 1444 bale -Young Ferrets, 10s each. App'y,—C. Lauer. Pukekohe. 1501 range of Separators just to hand. Please call and inspect —FRANK PERKINS &Co , Pukekohe "OARM Seed Catalogue now ■*- ready. T .st tree on application.— E. ALLAN', Seedsman. Buckland. Seed Season —My new * & up-to-date Grass Seed Cleaner is now working. Farmers' lots cleaned and bought. Consign to Buckiand station. —t. ALLAN, Seedsman, Buckland. GRASS and Clover Seeds— Special quotations for clean seeds sent on request.—E. ALLAN, Seeds'nan, Buckland. IRONING made easy—Famous SaH Trcns " (price 30s). Stocked at—F. PERKINS & Co'a Pukekohe. "I NCANDESCENT Mamie Hand Lantern—2so candle po*er, sold at 40s at—F. PERKINS and Co., Pukekohe. LOST at BucUand'?sSaleyards, 1 young B!a*k Cattle Dog. answers tj " lip," Fi_der rewarded on returning to T. Flavell, Pukekohe, or H. Kimbe\ Runcixan 1509 LOST —On Thursday, Feb loth, a Malacca Cane Walking Stick between Pukekohe and Hill. Valued as keepsake. Reward on returning same lo Times Office. 1468 QUR CUSTOMERS are constantly inhmniug us that o.ir prices are lower than Town. There's a reason. Firstly : Our expenses as e small. Secondly : We live up to our selling policy (small profits and quick returns.) Prove the above statement by dealing at -KING'S BOOT STORE, Pukekohe. Ships l ime Juice, and all kinds of first qualitv cordials at the BUSY STORE, Pukekohe. TO Let —5 roomed house, West street, Pukekohe. For partii aiars apply,—Edmi nd Maho.w & Sox, s i dtors, Pukekohe. 1457 WANTED To Buy—Sound p ; g in ariy quantity. Apply to-A. CATHCAKT, Oaawhero, 1503 WANTED Rough Carpeuter (or Tender) for buildir g hold ing yard for pigs Pukekohe Station. W. Harris, 'Plioae 11 J, Pukekoh- 1506 WANTED work as Gardener good experience, understands pruning, spraying, and also tree plantin?. Terms moderate, by hour or day. Enquire Miss G.'aron's boardinghouee 1507 WANTED -To buy three draught Horses for farm work, inubt have a trial and must be young. Apply,—Harry OHRItJXMAS, Pukekohe East. 1481 WANTED to Sell—Nice seagrass Pram ai good order. For address apply,—Times Office. 1498 \\T ANTED —To purchase ▼ » quiet, reliable Pony or Hack Full particulars and price to. —A. BELL, Mauku. 1465 WANTED to Buy—soo welldressed Pigs, lOOlbs to lfiOlbs. 5Jd at our Store.—F. Perkins it Co., Pukekohe. 1461 WANTED —To buy bottles in any quantities ; quarts Is, pints 8d Apply—C. CLARKE, Pukekohe Hotel. 998 YOU can always depend upon getting it good at the BUSY STORE. Pukekohe. CHURCH SERVICES. Church of England Services SECOND SUNDAY IN LENT. SUNDAY, MARCH 4, 1917 St Andrew's, Pukekohe. Holy Communion, 8 a.m. Morning Prayer and Sermon, 11 Children's Service, 3 Holy Baptism and Churching, 4 Evensong and Sermon, 7 St. PAUL'B, BUCKLAND. Holy Communion and Sermon, 11 Holy Baptism and Churching, 12.15 Evensong and Sermon, 7 1512 Pukekohe Methodist Circuit SUNDAY, MARCH 4, 1917 Pukekohe, 11, Mr P Robert*; 7, Mr 0. G Avery Buckland, 11. Mr A J Davis TuakaU, 11 and 7 30, Supply i Bombay, 1! Mr W. Alien ; 7 30. Mr A: J. Davis 1508 Pukekohe Presbyterian Charge. SUNDAY, MARCH 4, 1917 St James', 11, Rev S. Nixon , 7. Rev W J • »ni ie. "Faithtu! unt I)-«tli" Puk>k->l\H East 11. Rev W J. ( omrie [Ha'v« »t Lhi- ksgivi'*) j Bom I >ay, 2 30, S Nix» : vest i Buckland 7.30, Rev a. Nixon. Sub- " When a man is a beast." 1511