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Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 6, Issue 258, 13 March 1917, Page 3

FRIDAY, MARCH 23, At 2.30 p.m. Haymarket Land Sale Rooms MAUNGATAWHIRI VALLEY (Eight Miles from POKENO STATION SALE YARDS, ETC.) Alfred Buckland and Sons Under instructions from the Owner who is selling solely on account of illhealth, will offer by Pub'ic Auction, 1501 ACRES Good sheep and cattle country; about 150 acres ploughed and grassed ; 400 acres op'n fern and tea-tree land; 5i 10acres native bush; over one-third of the block is semi-voicanic; some rich swamp; fenced, post and wire, into 5 sub-divi-sions. ■ THE BUILDINGS consist of ?- roomed Dwelling, Storeroom, etc., 16bail Cow-shed, Stable, Implement Shed, etc; also at other end of property is Cottage, Shed and Chaff-room. The property is capable of very profitable development, and our instructions are TO SELL. Exhaustive report is available at our Rooms. Alfred Buckland and Sons 14*2 LYCEUM PICTURES. FREM I E E HALL PUKEKOHE. WEDNESDAY & SATURDAY Waiuku every THURSDAY & SATURDAY The latest Films, the choicest sub ects projected} by the most modern Biograph. PKICES : Ladies .. All parts 1/Gents .. 1/-and 1/6 Children 6d J. J. COADY, Proprietor

WAIUKU Mail Coach Leaves Waiuku 7.30 a.i 3 Mauku 8.45 a.m Arrives Pukekohe ) 0 a.m. daily Leaves Pukekohe 11.30 a.m., Mauku 12.45 p.m Arrives Waiuku 2.15 p.m daily. HORSES AND BUGGIES ON HIRE F PARKER COACHING PROPRIETOR.

RLL THE WAY FROM Sunny Hawkes Bay PEARS Williams Bon Chretien Incomparable quality. Lucious, sweet, juicy, refreshing Out on their own Go where you will—pay as much as you like—we stake our future business with you on the qualify of these pears. OUR GUARANTEE. If not perfectly satisfied after testing one pear return balance to us within one hour in good order and we will cheerfully refund your money. Williams Bon Chretien Pears (the genuine article) retailed by HEERDECEN'S FRUIT STORE, Lower King Street, PUKEKOHE.

KEITH'S TEAT CUP A recently patented and improved appliance capable ol attachment to any milking machine. The inventor, being himself a dairy farmer, knows and has experienced the difficulty and worry (if securing a I'eat Cup that gives satisfactory results and does not injure the tow. He claims that he lias overcome these drawbacks ami that Keith s Teat Cup is essentially the most complete and most effective of any similar appliance on the market Price 16s 6d per Cup— -reduction lor more than niie set. Can he inspected at J. H. KEITH S PUKEKOHE Or at KEITH BROS.' WAERENGA, A sample of the Teat Cup is also exhibited in the window at MpW. T. Jones' saddlery establishment, King Street, Pukekohe. And Bought ut J. KEITH, Merivalc Road, EPSOM.