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Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 7, Issue 425, 12 November 1918, Page 3

PUBLIC NOTICE re INFLUENZA EPIDEMIC! Seud for this Immediately, before complications set in ! "ACRESSO" INFLUENZA MIXTURE. The Scientific Cure for Influenza. As a preveatative against the disease, take AGRESSO ( Prophylactic) MIXTURE, 2 6 and 4/6. The ahove should be in every house whilst the epidemic is prevalent and so guard against serious oonseo ( uences Send the Money with your order, to FEAR'S PHARMACY, pukkkohk. The home ol high-grade medicinal preparations COOPER AND CURD c 20 PUKEKOHE, Box 20 For Sale 1 ,5-seater Ford car, 1917-1918, equal to new 1 5-seater Buick car, 1917 model, equal to new 1 30 cwt. Motor Lorry VEHICLES 1 2 ton waggon 1 <*u-cwt waggon 1 light spring dray 5 gigs, different styles 1 spring cart, £ ton 1 ton spring dray SECOND HAND 1 contractor's dray (light, without springs) 2 double seated buggies, both with pole and shafts 1 3-ton waggon, 3£in tires, full lock, oil axles 1 gig, I shafts 1 wool preas

SEASONABLE FRUIT REASONABLE PRICES HEERDEGEN'S FRUIT STORE, Lower King Street, PUKEKOHE CENTRAL FRUIT STORE (In those premises formerly occupied by A- 0. Woollett) KING STREET, : PUKEKOHE

FULL RANGE OF SEPARATORS Bought last year. Just to hand. Inspection invited. We are Sole Agents for Pukekohe for Sutton's Famous Garden & Farm Seeds New Seeds Just Opened. See our window for Drapery Bargains Opening now, £IOOO worth new drapery * Per steamship direct from London, Sole Agents For "Summer Bloom" Tea. New Line. Try It. FRANK PERKINS & CO., UNIVERSAL PROVIDERS, PUKEKOHE. MILKERS WANTED AND NO LABOUR AVAILABLE 'rmers Milking Machine Solves the Problem WITH EFFICIENT MILKING AT MINIMUM COST 2-COW PLANT £IOO ' with Enqine ! fclOO one attendant and milks over TERMS ARRANGED. £IOO cows per hour. It is a Proved Suocess Wkarepa, Thames Valley Dear Sir, —I have been using the " Farmer's Milking Machine" since August, 1915, and have every reason to be thoroughly satisfied with the results. It does not go out of order, is easily cleaned and requires very little power to work it. The cows appreciate it, and the machine leaves very little work for the stripper. It can be altered to suit either a hard or easy cow, and gives more satisfaction than ■mv 1 have had experience of. Anyone ran see the machine working, ARTIi }L R _ INN !?- Catalogues and Testimonials on application from the Farmer's Milking Machine Co., Ltd., G.P.O Bok