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Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 7, Issue 415, 4 October 1918, Page 3

Church of England Services SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY. (Thanksgmng for Recent Successes). SUNDAY, OCTOBER s. St. Andrew's, Pukekohe. Holy Communion, 8 a.m Morning Prayer and Sermon, 11 Evensong and Sermon 7 St PAUL'S, BUCKLAND Holy Communion and Sermon 11 Evensong and Sermon, 7 fiARRISVILLE MIBSION HALL Evensong and Swmon 2.45 Pukekohe Presbyterian Charge. WAR THANKSGIVING SERVICES. SUNDAY. OCTOBER 6 St. James' 11, Rev 8. Nixon Subject: " The Significance of the War." „ 7, Mr E. Allan Pukekohe East, 11, Bupply Bombay, 2.30, Supply Ballard's Barn, 2.30, Mr E. Allan Mauku, 2.45, Rev. S. Nixon Subject: " Outrage of War.*' Puni, 7.30, Rev. S. Nixon Pukekohe Methodist Circuit SUNDAY, OCT. e, 1918 Pnkekohe 11, Mr Avery; 7, Re 7JJ F. Martin Bpecial Thanksgiving Services. Bombay 11, Mr Vant Tuakau 11, Mr E. Allan; 7, Mr H. Bycroft Buckland 11, Rev J. F.Martin; 7, Mr Day BOROUGH OF PUKEKOHE

In accordance with the suggestion of the Acting Prime Minister thanksgiving services will be held in all Pukekohe Churches next Sunday, 6th inst (as the demands of outlying districts upon local clergy render a united service impracticable) and all citizens are invited to attend their respective Churches and give thanks for the recent liberation of Palestine and surrender of the Bulgarians and the hope of the nearer approach of peace which those events give us. H. G. R. MASON, 043 Mayor. FRANKLIN COUNTY COUNCIL Tenders will b« received by the Franklin County Council at Pukekohe up to 12 noon on Monday, the '2lst dav of October, 1918. for *he following contracts Contract No 333—For the supply and delivery of five thousand cubic yards (5000 c.y.) of blue stone •pawls or broken metal at the Waiau Pa Wharf, Manukau Harbour. Contract No 334—For the supply and delivery of three thousand fiv« hundred cubic yards (3500 c.y.) of blue stone spawls or broken metal at McKenzie's Landing, Waiau, Manukau Harbour. Contract No 335—For the supply and delivery of four thousand cubic yards (4000 c.y.) of blue stone spawls or broken metal at Whangamaire Concrete Bridge Landing, Manukau Harbour. Contract No 336—For the supply and delivery of three thousand cubic yards (3000 c.y.) of blue stone spawls or broken metal at Whangamaire Upper Landing (Olasßon'i Wooden Bridge). Contract No 337—For the supply and delivery of four thousand five hundred cubic yards (4500 c.y.) of blue stone spawls on the Patumahoe to Waiau Road (Patumahoe end). Contract No 338—For forming and culverting 39 chains, of Waiuku Drury Road near Mauku Bridge. Contract No 339—For forming and culverting 77 chains, 75 links of the Karaka to Waiau Road, Yates' Bridge to Earaka School. Contract No 340—For forming and culverting 33 chains of the Waiuku to Drury Road and supply and erection of 20ft span bridge (Walker's Bridge/ Contract No 341—For forming 17 chains of Patumahoe to Railway Station Road and removing and replacing metal. Plans and specifications may be seen ai the Council Chambers, Hall Street, Pukekohe, on and after Monday, the 7th day of October, 1918. The lowest or any other tender not necessarily accepted. J. F. McARTHUR, County Engineer Pukekohe 4th October, 1918 639

Papakura Hotel (Papakura) The commodious new building erected in place of premises destroyed by fire is now in use. First-class Accommodation. All Modern Conveniences. The house has been re-furnished throughout and is thoroughly up-to-date. Old and new customers welcomed. Only best brands of liquor stocked. J. RYAN, - PROPRIETOR J. J. SCULLY, BOMBAY. is open to attend animals, especially horses and cattle. Seven years in British Institutions preparing medicines. HO years veterinary experience. Own medicines made up Six months in present locality— Bombay. King Phone 345. 600