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Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 8, Issue 480, 10 June 1919, Page 3

Wanteds, Losts. £tc. UYEkS wanted for four tons Karaka-grown Autumn seed, | very prime sample. £lO ton ex store Patumahoe.—P. Henry and Son. 471 INERARIAS, Stocks and J other flowering plants now (ready.—E. ALLAN, Buokland Nur«. |ery. OR Sale Carlyle Manure Drill, in perfect working order. Cheap. Apply—" Times " Office. 497 OR Sale—Good pony, with ' harness and oover. Apply—H. > Dell, Pnkekohe. 512 OR Sale—Wyandotte, Orpington, Brown Leghorn (Tockerels, also Runner Drakes; competition winning strains. 10/- to 20/-.— MoKinney, Pukekohe. 510 OR Sale—One seven-light acetylene gas plant, complete in good order. No reasonable offer refused. Apply -Wharfe, Plumber, Pukekohe. * 9l OR Sale—Three windows and two doors. Apply—Times Office. 485 OR Sale or Lease—2 % acres ' grating land. Particulars— McGough and Jrant. OR Sale—One set of Bowls, r Jaoque s make, in good order. To be seen at Frost's Boardinghouse. 471 OR SALE Guaranteed ' Autumn grown seed potatoes. Gamekeeper and Northern Star. Quality guaranteed. Por May Delirery Book your Orders at onoe. F. PERKINS & GO., Pukekohe. FOR all brands of bonedust, manures, and farm seeds try FRANK PERKINS and Co., Pukekohe ING'S have full stocks of the famous Red Ball Gum beots in all qualities. None better. KING'S, THE LEADING BOOT STORE, PUKEKOHE. OST —Light bay harness mare, 3 y«ars old. Last seen at i Patumahoe Saturday week.—lnformation to Sergt. Cowan, Pukekohe. 498 ATS—Algerian and Ruakura; reoleaned samples.—E. ALLAN, Seedsman, Buokland. ANTED TO SELL—7O or » » 80 tons firewood—J. B. Slmj Bucthnd. ANTED TO BUY—Bacon pigs from 80 to 1401bt delirered at my store, Puni. Price 8d per lb. f * June. FRANK JACKSON. PunL 4TB ANTED TO BUY —5% baoon pigs, HOlba to 1601b*. Price 8d at our store, Pukekohe. FRANK PERKINS & Co. E only stock high-class t V Boots and Shoes. No shoddy or imported lines kept, FRANI PERKINS and Co.. Pukekohe. EGETABLE and Flow* seeds of best quality, in paoketa or in bulk.— % ALLAN, Seedsman, Buokland. Undertakers and Ftmetal Directors. We have our own neareo aud oarry on all details in acareftil raveront raanr.ar Telephones c»y Na 18 „ from . r > lo !I j pro Na 108 COOPER,& C/RD puke k\o a & • -\ IMPOUNDING MOTICE. Impounded in Pukekohe » Public Pound : V One Bay Horse, white stair on forehead, unshod. \ If not claimed and expenses will be sold Rt the Public Pound, 12 noon, on June 24th, 1919. W. WYATT, 51,5 Poundkeeper. PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE. Claims Against Estates. Notice is hpwby given, pursuant to section 50 of the Public Trust Act, 1908, that all creditors and others haviug cluims against any of the ('ecwrt p*n» n ns whose names appear in the Schedul» hereunder (an* uhrso es'ates are under administry ion by »h» Public Trusteed ar „ he^ v v required to lodge such claims, auiV-rte' by full particulars, with the I'uHic Trusty's local nffto at AupM*nd. on or before the 9th clay of AUGUST. 1919 Any claim not lodged by the date named is liable to exclusion. SCHEDULE. ' McGill, James Ehiud. late of Pokeno, tlaxmiller, but at dea-h a soldier No. 52253, N.Z.E.F. E. TRIGGB, Public Trustee. Wellington, 6th June, 1919. DON'T USE HOME MADE CALF FOODB. Pollard, rice meal, linseea meal or molasses may be cheap enough, but the standard by which to «stimate cost U the result of the food, not the prioe you pay for it. Judged this way, home pra- " CEREMILK " which costs a little more in the first place, but ensure* highly profitable results. Pollard is unreliable and rice meal contains a lot ot dust and indigestible fibre that causessoours. "CEREMlLK"contalna nothing that cannot be readily digested ; it is absolutely pure. Mr E. Mo A lister, Tasmania, says :—* I think it is a splendid food ; the calres took freely to it and throve Immensely. At all Btores and rectories, in 800,100, 50 and 151b bag*. If your dealer cannot supply you write to Fleming and Co., Ltd., Bos 553,Auokland,