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Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 6, Issue 311, 18 September 1917, Page 4

The last word is Emporium but the Horse Covers ? Yes 1 Cow Covers ? Yes ! Glen's Covers ? Yes 1 Woman's Covers? Yes! Save the family circle now. POUT TOUR OBDER NOW. Ktsfr closing--We will cloee each •wsung at 6 pan; Saturdays 1 p.m; ops* between 5.80 ana 7.30 p.m. A.P..HORNE&SONS BtTCKXAND, W.J.DILWORTH SADDLER AND HARNESS MAKER. treat South Road, PAPATOETOE Boise and Cow Covers. Tennis Goods Stocked. Racquets Repaired. •ring YOUR Repairs. Aeent for "The Times." .' Papakura __ PHOTO STUDIOS Phofographyjn alUtrbrinches earned out Coftying and Enlargements a Speciality. . Amateur's work catered for. r*" O* HARDY. ILIAD, KINDLY LIGHT. | Doubtless yon are aware England la now in the throes of her free trade *Tey, leu, the open door. Prior to .par she was the receptacle for .enemies' goods and undesirables, tikes allowing the latter to creep into ererke of the Empire, to Eng---perfl. To remove past anomahes pion .'* suggests reasonable protection and a closed door to our enemies, which would enable England to be a manufacturer, with betconditions and wages far her workers, who have so nobly responded to the Empire's call. Meantime—Fcfttfy on "Champion" Muscle and Courage Raiser. I hare spoken, v., Auckland. New Zealand.

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