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Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 8, Issue 443, 21 January 1919, Page 4

• ■ r to M 8 is sss Efc *a Wa n® Experienced Ford Drivers know they can rely on. BIG TREE Motor Oil (LIGHT) BECAUSE Big Tree meets the Ford needs with Scientific exactness in that it forms the correct film for Piston clearance—properly distributes to all friction surfaces, especially those likely to become over-heated—will burn cleanly from ignition points—reaches properly all bearingsdeposits no carbon in engine. /J'S'PATBnsaTst& Co. LTD

BOMBAY Motor Mail and Passenger Service. Leave Bombay 6.50 a.m., Rama Rama 7.10 a.m. arrive Drury 7.30 a.m ; Leave Drury 8.50 a.m., Rama Rama 9.10 a.m. arrive Bombay 9.30 a.m. Leave Bombay 3.5 p.m., Ram Rama 3.25 p.m., arrive Drury 3.45 p.m. Leave Drury 5.10 p.m., Rama Rama 5.30 p.m, arrivejombay 5.50 p.m Special Trips for Picnic Parties, &c, byi Arrangement J. H. Carter, Motor Car Proprietor Bombay Land and Estate Agent, MANUREWA. Telephone 23 ANUREWA, 1J miles to station—51J acres ; all practically level; all ploughable, and in grass. New 3roomed cottage and wash-house attached; large shed. Price, £6O per acre ;.terms arranged. KQ ACRES, 2 miles to station; all **** level and in grass; metal road, 6-roomed house, cowshed (concrete floor), numerous other sheds; well watered. Price, £56 per acre : deposit, £400; balance 5* per cent. Would take house, about £BOO, as part payment. AOl4 ACRES—One mile to station ; *<* all ploughable and in grass; modern house of 6 rooms, all conveniences. Price, £9O per acre. "Would take house as part payment. t. j7corin, Land Agent, Manurewa NOW OPEN. NOW OPEN. CAFE de PARIS Fish and Oyster Saloon EMPIRE BUILDINGS, KING STREET, PUKEKOHE Call along and pay us a visit. Meals at al! Hours. Oysters on the shell or in bottle. S. ANDREWS, Proprietor. 1662 "CEREMILK" SUPERIOR TO EVERY OTHER CALF FOOD Thousands of keen, hard-headed, successful dairymen, who have tried most of the other foods, tell us tint no calf food stives such good results as "CEKFMILK." A well-balanced ration, it is easily digested, highly nutritious and the calves take easily to it. No waste—no deposit at the bottom of the bucket-easy to prepare-freshness and purity guaranteed. MrGeorge Thompson, the well-known farmer of Station Road Papatoetoe, writes: " I have used ' CEKEMILK ' for raising pedi- } gree stock. After experience of other foods on the market, I am confident w there is nothing to equal' CEREM LLK.'" p: Try " CEREMILK "-equal io whole bi milk in nutriment. At all stores and factories. H. E. Gillespie, Auckland - Provincial Agent; W. Roulstou Puke- F kohe Local Distributor. to *