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Pukekohe Presbyterian Charge. BUNDAY, JI7LY 13th. St. James', 11, Mr E. Allan „ 7, Rev. 8. Nixon Pukekohe East, 11, Be?. 8. Nixon Bombay, 2.30, Bev. 8. Nixoa Pukekohe Methodist Circuit SUNDAY, JUL? 13th Pukekohe, 11, Bev. F. J. Martin (Parade of L 0.8 ) „ 7, Rev. J. J. Mather Buckland, 11, Bev. J. J. Mather „ 7, Bev. J. F. Martin Tuakau, 11, Mr Bodgers 7, Mr G Bycroft Bombay, 11, Mr Vant

NOTICE. | Owing to a number of our sh^._ r being worried, all dogs found straying on our farm will be shot Poison is laid. (Signed) TAYLOR BROS, Farmer*, 617 Waiau. NOTICE J Owing to a number of my sheep being worried, all dogs found straying on my farm will be liable to he shot or poisoned. (Signed) T. E TAYLOR, Farmer, 616 Waiau. BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENT. CAFE DE PARIS. " 1. W. R. MrLAREN, late of Auckland, wishes to an nonnce that he is taking over, on July 21st, Mr S. Andrews' Fish Shop, King Street, Pukeknhe MR. ANDREWS respectfully solicits a due share of the patronage of the residents of Pukeknhe and district. 620 w. r. McLaren. CALVES THRIVE OX " CEREMILK. CEREMILK " is a natural nnurish- | and perfectly balanced call food, that can be mixed with >kim milk, whey or even water, and can always be deyended on io produce the best results. Rice meal contains a lot of du«t and indigestible fibre and varies in food value, but "CEREMILK" never scours or causes indigestion—never varies. Mr C. Jespersen, of Waiotahi, writes:—" I have used "CEREMILK' for two seasons, and consider it a most economical calf food. It is a great milk saver and greatly relished by calves. I reared 4.0 calves and have not had one calf scour this season." Try " CEREMILK." All Stores and Factories, in 200,100. 50 and 251b. bag.-. If your dealer cannot supply vou write to Fleming and Co., Ltd.. Box 5.03, Auckland,