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Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 6, Issue 267, 17 April 1917, Page 3

ANZAG DAY DELE BRATION MONDAY, APRIL 23rd In view of no official arrangements having been made to celebrate (he Anniversary of Anzao Day on Monday, April 23rd (the ante selected hv the Government) I invite the citizens of Pukekohe to assemble in the PREMIER HALL, at 8 p.m. on that day to adopt a Patriotic Resolution that will be proposed by Mr J. Flanagan (Chairman of the Franklin County Council). The proceedings will open with the spectacular Tableau i( Keep the Home Fires Burning " by the Pukekohe Boy and Girl Scouts and selections will be played by the Boys' Fife and Drum Band. I have been enabled to make the above arrangements through the courtesy of Mi James Costellc, wh having engaged the hall for the purpose of addressing the Electors, has consented to delay the start of his meeting until 8 45 p m. HENRY DELL, (President, Pukekuhe Chamber of Commerce. 1G35

HALF-HOLIDAY POLL To the Electors of Pukekohe. Vote for WEDNESDAY AND SHOP all Day Saturdays

PUBLIC NOTICE. We, the undersigned, in the month of January last petitioned the Inspector of Shops and Offices at Wellington to be allowed the privilege of closing c ur respective places of business on SATURDAY AFTERNOONS as our weekly half-holiday and such privilege has been granted to us, so when voting on the question at the forth-coming election, kindly remember that we have decide d to close on SATURDAY AFTERNOON as hitheito 1 H. DELL 2 W. T. JONES 3 F. PERKINS ft CO. 4 W. ROULSTON 5 BHOTBOLT & CO. 6 OWENMcLEAN 1593

FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION We have received instructions from the Owner to Sell by Public Auction at the Chamber of Commerce, Auckland, on FRIDAY. APRIL 20th, 1917, at 2.30 p.m GENTLEMAN'S Residence and 14 acres of Land on Pukekohe Hill, known as " Winchmore." The house contains 9 large rooms, fitted with all modern conveniences, including gas, telephone, water service, califont, porcelain bath and basin large sun verandahs, etc. Outbuildings consist of man's cottage, motor-shed, stables, barn, cowshed, and all necessary outbuildings. Everything is in first-class order. The soil is rich volcanic loam, at present all in grass, and will carry a cow to the acre. It is an ideal spot for growing early potatoes and onions. This property is situated on the sunny slopes of Pukekohe Hill, and it commands extensive panoramic views of the country from Pukekohe to Auckland. Metal road to within a few chains of the door. Easy terms can be arranged. NORTH AUCKLAND FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE. LTD. Auctioneers, King's Chambers. Auckland Further Entries Solicited for this Sale 1614

IMPOUNDED Impounded at the Pukekohe Public Pound by the undersigned for straying on borough roads : 1 strawberry coloured heifer abou* 6 months old 1 strawberry coloured bull about 6 months old and a bit pr orly. If not claimed and expenses paid will be sold on the Ist d>y of May, 1917, at 12 o'clock Noon. <V. H. PEATT, 1660 Poindkeeper, Pukekohe

Pigs. Pigs. The N.Z. Farmers' Co.op. Bacon & Meat Packing , Col, Ltd. * The above Company will receive Prime Baconers, Parkers and Clioppers as under FOR APRIL. PAPAKURA, Wednesday IS RUNCIMAN. Wednesday IS TE KAUWHATA, Thursday 19 PATUMAHOE-Monday 23 PUKEKOHE—Tuesday 24 BUCKLAND—Wednesday 25 POKENO -Thursday 2(1 1 HOURS : 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. except at Papakura 9.30 to 12 Noon and at Kunciman 12.15 to 3 p.m. Weight No Stags <>r Hoars accepted. At the request of farmers wc have nowallotted Is per head for insurance Buyer-W. A. HARRIS, Pukekohe Telephone No. 112, Pukekohe. Farmers. Support Your Own Company !

PIGS. PIGS, Messrs W. A R. Fletcher (NZ) Ltd., Westfield, will be buying Pisrs as follows :■ PUKEKOHE- Wednesday 1« JOHN ISE\TTY, NOW OPEN. NOW OPEN. CAFE de PARIS Fish and Oyster Saloon EMPIRE BUILDINGS, KING STREET, PUKEKOHE Call along and pay us a visit. Meals at all Hours. S. ANDREWS, Proprietor.