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Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 6, Issue 287, 26 June 1917, Page 3

Wanteds, Losts, Etc COTTAGE to Let—At Pokeno J 5 rooms and scullery near Station h ent 10 - per week.—Apply. WALLACE* Co. 1911 OR Sale—One 4yr-old Mare any harness, guaranteed sound; also 3 spring sulky and harness.—A TOZ ER, Buckland, Phone 105 m. 19w OR Sale—Whare, on skids, 12 x 10, corrugated iron, in good order. Price £2O. Apply. - THOB. WOULDEB. Pukekohe. 1914 ENCERS—Wanted about 130 chains erected on Te Akau. good Hue, plenty timber. For particulars,— Apply, W. DAWES, Te Hirua. 1930 OR Sale—Utility Black Orpington Cockerels 7,6; also, Cockerel and two young HeDs 17 6. — ROBERTS, Phone 84ia, Pukekohe. 1934 OR Sale Smart chestnut Shetland Pony broken to saddle, rising three. Apply Times Office. RUITING Trees and Bushes ' —Apples in the best sorts; Pears, Plums, Peaches, Nectarines, Oranges and Lemons, Gooseberries. Guavas, Currants, Loganberries, &c. Splendid lines at moderate prices.—E. ALLAN, Seedsman, Buckland Nursery •OR Sale—Benzine Engine, 5 h.p., heavy duty, trial given £35. Apply.-JOHN COADY, Premier Hall, Pukekohe. 18M TSJTH" to hand. Please call and inspect \LADIOLI Bulbs Allan's 'i Hybrid Seedling*, all colours in mixture acknowledged to be the best flowering strain on the market. 4/6 per dozen, post free. —*". ALLAN, Seedsman and Nurseryman, Buckland. RAZING for six head young stock.—HORXE & SOX, Buckland. 1943 EDGING Plants— Tecoma, - strong 2 year old plants; Cupressus i.awsoniana, 2yr., 3yr. and 4yr.-old plants; Crataegus Oenulata lyr.; Laurels. Barberry, Escallonia, Clears, &c—E. ALLAN, Nurseryman, Buckland EDGE and Shelter Trees from 3,6 per 100. Ornamental and Flowering Trees and Shrubs from6d each. Largest stocks in the Dominion Catalogues free,—B. H. JUST, Botanical N'urseries, Palmerston North. 1919 " OST—About 2 weeks ago, 3 ewes from my farm Pukekohe Apply-W. HOSKING, Waiuku or T. Flavell, Pukekohe. 1918 OLUMP Kip and Shooters, all standard screwed. 138 pairs just to hand. Every ?air made especially for KING'S Boot Store, PuksO Let—House, three rooms, 12/6 per week. Apply.— GALLAGHER, HOWE & MOOBE. Pukekohe. 1935 VACANCY— For two lady or gentlemen boarders, in private family, convenient to railway and post office. Apply,- X.T.Z., Times office. 1938 ANTED—To rent House and few acres near Pukekohe Station, or would exchange Auckland property for some. Address—"Owner," c/o Times office. IWS ANTED—Reliable Girl to look after Railway Bookstall, must be honest. Weekly wage and commiss : on. Apply,— Pukekohe Railway Bookstall. IM7 T Potato Planter* Sprayer. Apply —Tim ffice I 9** ANTED—Good grazing for two farm mares for 3 months. Write—M. L. ADAMS, Bunciman. 1932 - ANTED to Buy—soo bacon pigs. 110 lbs to 160 lbs. Price 6d at oar Store, Pukekoha.-FRANK PERKINS cV Co. 1851 "E have just imported direct from England .. """•'worth of new season's Drapery. 1 --tion in-vited-F. PERKINS and Ct .'ukskohe rAN TED—To buy bottles pints 8d .. . tone Hotel O EAA W O R T H ot new £jd\J\J Boots just landed and opened up at our Stores, Come and inspect-F. PERKINS Pukskohe Undertakers and Faneral Directors* We have our own hearse and carry out all details in a careful, reverent manner Telephones during day No. 10 „ from sto 11 p.m. No. 10S COOPER & CURD, PUEEKOHK. JAMES MdVOR (Late T. J. Mclvor and Sons, Karangabape Road, Auckland) Undertaker & Erabalmer OTAHUHU. Personal Supervision. Terms Uoderate. Horse and Motor Hearses Wreaths and Cards a Specialty. Order* promptly attended to. Phone 4480 - 3 rings. All night attendance.