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Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 7, Issue 406, 3 September 1918, Page 3

Wanted*, Losts, Etc. BOXING lessons wanted by young man eager to learn,in vicinity of Pukekohe or Tuakau. Apply "Confidential,' Times ofljcs 523 Lawsoniana. For shelter belts or hedging this ia one of the best plants to grow; stand* any weather and requires no trimming. I have a fine lot to dispose of. E. Allan, Nurseryman, Buckland. Domestic Help wanted, Protestant, capable all duties, small home ; enclose references, state wages to "Help," Post offioe, Papatoetoe 530 FOR SALE Alpha - Laval Separator, 33 gallons; extra receiving can, Used 3 years* In very good order. £l*2 10s. A. Gummer, Buckland 511 FOR SALE— Ford car, fiveseater, in first-class order, with all accessories. Owner leaving district* Apply office of this paper 514 FOR SALE Light waggon (30cwt.) full look, first-olass order. Apply Mauku Store, Mauku. 528 FOUND On Saturday, 31st August, on road between Pukekohe and Waiuku, an overooat. Apply to Mrs Allison, School house, Waipipi. 529 FOR SALE A few settings of eggs of the purebred Rhode Island Reds. 6/- per 15 egga. J. K. Hamilton, Buckland. 534 FOR all brands of bonedust, manures, and farm aeeda try FRANK PERKINS and Co., Pukekohe LOST Saturday night, in King street, small grey necklet] Kinder please leave at Times office IY/TEADOW Foxtail, New Zea--i-TJL land grown seed. Thia ia the earliest grass to oome away and is greatly relished by all kinds of atook. Flooding will not kill it. Imported seed is very low in germination, but local grown gives good resulta. I have a parcel grown in the Dominion, Sample and price on application. E. Allan, Seedsman, Buckland IVf ORNING and Afternoon xTJL Teas. Everything home-made. Hot and Cold Lunobeon, CARNIVAL TEA ROOMS, Pukekohe. RUNNING on my property, one brown filly with white faoe and two white hind feet. Owner oan have same on paying expenaea. Apply W, H. Caddy, Paerata 532 TO LET Two comfortable cottages. Apply D. Qoodwin, 536 Pukekohe TO LET—Two-roomed house, scullery and coal shed ; } acre land. Apply A. Grant, Pukekohe 588 TO LET —Orchard property 3) acrea, in full bearing; mostly peach trees. Write "Orchard," Papa! kura Post Office. 511 TO LET Two comfortable furnished rooms, suit two ladies or married couple no children. Apply Times office. _ 513 Vegetable Seeds of best quality in bulk or paoketa; alao flower seeds, farm seeds, tree seeds, all in stock. The only place in the Franklin County where you can get all kinda of good seeds from a praoticaJ Seedsman and grower is at Allan's Beed Store, Buckland. WANTED— Young lady to assist in shop. Apply at the Misses Ramsay's Millinery and Drapery Establishment, Pukekohe 533 WANrED— To buy bottles in any quantities ; quarts Is. pints 8d Apply—C. CLARKE, Puke koheHote W8

WE only stock high-class Boots and Shoes. No shoddy or imported lines kept, FRANK PERKINS and Co., Pukekohe. WANTED TO BUY—Bacon pigs 110 to 1601bs. Price 7Jd lb. prime quality, delivered at my store, Puni FRANK JACKSON _WB m/m/ a —— VV baoon pigs, HOlbs to 1601bs. Price Bid at our store, Pukekohe. FRANK PERKINS & Co. \J\J toil IWV A you haven't the ready cash pick the pair you want and we will reserve them for yon Take advantage of King's Boot Sale 483 UTILITY UTILITY UTILITY BLACK WHITE ORPINGTONS LEGHORNS CAMPINEB World's record strain of layers My wins this season 30 entries include North Island Championship, 3 specials, 17 Ersts, 11 seconds, and 2 thirds. Book your orders now and save disappointment. ORPINGTONS LEGHORNS 7/6 10/8 15 eggs 7/6, 10/6 15 eggs CAMPINES 10/6 15 eggs Postage paid. Catalogue en application. " Wattles Poultry Farm" PUKEKOHE. V. S. ROBERTS, Utility Specialist Proprietor, j Phone 134 H. A. CLINCH, MODEL POULTRY FARM, HUNTUY. American White Leghorns, fancy and utility, 21/- per setting. My wins 1918: North Island Utility Championship; N.Z Leghorn Club's Utility White Leghorn shield £lO 10/-; Cup, best bird in show, Huntly; fourteen specials, eighteen firsts. Indian Runner Ducks, 10/6 per sitting. Pay the Price! HaveTajßsw! NOTICE. The Franklin Blacksmiths and Farrieri have been compelled by further rise in material to again raise the pn« of shojj ing as from September Ist, 1918. Wb Why let your music books, pieces, etc., remain untidy or torn when the same can be rebound °r repaired^at the " Times " office. AH branches of book-binding.undfrtakei.