Page 4 Advertisements Column 6

Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 6, Issue 324, 6 November 1917, Page 4

AUCTIONEER m, m 'm w $* More Money You Get By sending your Poultry, Pigs, Potatoes and Dairy Produce to J. JONES Your neighbour will tell you that J. Jones has secured the highest prices obtained in Auckland A trial consignment will convince you. Watch our weekly reports in this paper. TRADE MARK : Established 36 years Auctioneer and Grain Merchant :: Auckland

Saddlery. Saddlery. I WH have a full range of Plough Collars, Plough Hames, Plough Chains, and Plough Rope, at Bedrock Prices. Every description of Gig and Buggy Harness stocked or made to order. First-class quality and workmanship guaranteed. We stock Costello's Cattle Oil ; also Cleansing Drench and Red Water Drench for cows. Horse Blisters, Horse Gripe Drench, etc. Motor oils and Greases. Red Spraying Oil for fruit trees. Full range of black harness oils, coach oils and black harness polish. Best solid leather Brief bags, Kit bags, Suit Cases, etc. Full range of Block leggings, Bridles, and Nickel Silver Spurs. In t pite of the gnat advance in leather goods we still sell at reasonalbe prices All descriptions of repairing work done on the premises. Aleuts for Standard l-'irc Insurance Coy. H. DEIL and ?ON, Saddlers, Etc., Fukekohe.

FORD CARS XKW MODELS FORD CARS ■2 :iikl ,>S EATERS FORD CARS REPAIRS. - SPARE PARTS. - ACCES A lew I .Models 111 "d qnkiat I.nw Price ACCESSORIES G. A. HAYDON Hobson Street FIK.tK- N". 2.vj:s

T T T HAIL j GENERAL PROVIDER, Otahuliii. ROM-: AC.IA'T I-'OK Tlir TEA that olines DIRECT tK>lll the (iarden in Ceylon. hxcerpt tr.ni " A Word to the Wise." Ist Lady : "I spi-nt my last weekend at Papatoetoe ." •2nd Lady : "Did you. Where did von stay '■ " Ist Lady : "Oh, with Mrs Barnum in Wallace Road." 2nd Lady :"Are they nice people?" Ist Lady : "Oh, very. So homely. Do you know we spent nearly a'l our time drinking tea." '2nd Lady : ' Drinking tea ! How ft ranee." Ist Lady : "Yes. Mrs Barnum had just gut a six p Hind tin of "Rajah" Tea Ironi Hall's and it was the nicest I have ever tasted. Of course, we lud it three times a d»y. Then Mrs .lones came in and we had afternoon te.i and, oh, I forgot, we had some at eleven o'clock as well. Do you know what Mr Barnum said —he made us all laugh. Why, that he doesn't care a "cuss" about six o'clock closing as long as he can get tea like "Raiah " I'm just going to get Mr Chumley to take me down in the car so tint I can get a tin ' 2nd Lady: "Bring me one too, its so hard t > git nice tea Ist Lady : "Of course 1 will. I'm going to get a 12 pound tin. Hall's have a big stock, so they are not putting on the duty. I-n't it grand to save 4 '.-" 2nd Ladv: "Bye. Bye. Don't forget my tin of tea "