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Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 6, Issue 273, 8 May 1917, Page 3

Particulars will be found in an advt in this issue of a sale of household furniture to be held on Saturday next at the residence of Mr J. G. Russell, Harris Street, Pukekohe. Pupils desiring of attending an afternoon class for instruction in shorthand and typewriting are requested to communicate with Mr J. Bellhouse, the local superintendent of the Pukekohe Technical School. For the purpose of a Roll of Honour being compiled, containing the names of all residents of Pukekohe who have enlisted, relatives and friends of soldiers are asked to forward to the Town Clerk particulars of names, etc. As the result of the " At Home " on the Pukekohe Bowling Green on Saturday promoted by the Pukekohe Branch of the Women's Patriotic League in aid of the Y.M.C A. war appeal fund the sum of over £l9 was collected. There was a large attendance and addresses appropriate to the occasion were delivered by the Mayor (Mr H. G. R. Mason), Mr F. Perkins (President of the Bowling Club), and Mr E. Allan. Musical selection were contributed by the Misses O'Connor (2) and M. Woods, Mr Hindman, and Master F. Payne. The gate money amounted to £7 8s 9d, and the following donations were also received, viz: R. F. Webster, £•5; J. W. Johns, A. B. Barter, H. Stuart £1 each; Mrs Ivan Motion, Mrs Willis, senr, Miss Willis and Mrs John Schlaepfer 10s each ; Mrs Tomlin, Miss Wilkinson, Mrs Luxford, A. Grigor and A. Butler (Buckland) 5s each, and various small sums. There are homes in every suburb Where the children, when at play Sing the old familiar jingles In the old familiar way. And amid their chants and chatter, If you listen,you are sure To hear them say they love to take Their Woods' Great Peppermint Cure,

Premier Hall, Pukekohe TUESDAY, MAY 22nd GRAKDCONGERT In aid of Soldiers' Comforts. Proceeds to be devoted to the Lady Liverpool League. Professional Talent Only. Front Seats 2s. Children: Half-price Organiser : Miss L. TOWNSON 1713

REMOVAL NOTICE. A. A. CIVIL LAND AND ESTATE AGENT BUCKLAND Has removed to KING'S CHAMBERS, PUKEKOHE. Kura Kut Ointments Used at the Front. BIJRMONPSEY Harness Dressing, the leather preservative. KURA KUT Stouk Remedies. VEIEGEN. Mineral stock lick. PIONEER TEA. NOTA-WEUE SPRAY. Noxious weed destroyer. Schmitt, Kemp and Co., N.Z. SOLE AGENTS. Produce and Commission Ageu t Land Salesman, & Brokers RING'S CHAMBERS, Commerce Street, Auckland,