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Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 8, Issue 490, 15 July 1919, Page 3

Wanteds, Losts, £tc. OARBKRRY for Hedges—--1-* Secure your plants now as they are in short supply. —E. ALLAN, Nurseryman, Buckland. LKASR—Three land, adjacent to Pukekohe Railway Station. Suitable for growing potatoes. Applv—C. K. Lawric, Land Agent, PukeUhe. 646 Sale—Black Orpington and Rhode Island red roosters, price 10/6 each. Apply—Gardiner, Hakcr, Drury. 642 "POR Sale—Alfa-Laval Separator, 33-gal ,in perfect order • also, two cream cans—F. E. Simpson, Beatty's Road. Pukekohe. 642 Sale 2Y> tons good meadow hay.—Ring 'Phone 93m.. Pukekohe. 640 FOR Sale—Autumn - grown Northern Star seed potatoes, on rail Patumahoe. Apply to—D. Fausett, Patnmahoe. 628 FOR Sale One Vermont Knapsack Sprayer, nearly new, in first-class order. Apply Puri Store. 629 J- Edinburgh and Seddon Streets, adjoining Pukekohe Convent. Cheap. Apply—H. Wolfe, Te Awamut.u. 626 FOR Sale—Splendid little tarm of 30 acres, one mile from Pukekohe. New five-roomed house. Up-to-date cow-shed and other buildings. Would graze eight dairy cows, now carrying eleven head mixed cattle. Apply—TIMES Office. 6!so

FOR Sale—One large stack of hay.—A. C. Eades, Bombay. 612 FOR Sale Laval separator, 26-gallon cream tins, almost new. 'Phone 127 D Walker, Buckland. 611 FOR Sale —Separator (Melotte) 66gals per hour, in good order Apply to—E. Gillon, Mauku. 607 FOR Sale—At Buckland, 24 acres, level, all in grass, well fenced and watered. Cheap for quick sale. Further particulars, apply —L. Bilkey, Buckland. COG FOR all brands of bonedust, manures, and farm seeds try FRANK PERKINS and Co., Pukekohe UM BOOT WEATHER—JT KING'S small margin profit prices for the Famous Red Ball and Vac. Gum Boots : Gents' Red Ball, 24/-; Gents' Red Ball Vac., 28/G; Ladies and Youths' Red Ball, 18/*.». — KING'S BOOT STORE, Pukekohe. 559 HEDGE and Shelter Trees and Plants : Escallonia, Prive Olearia. Eleagnus. Te Coma, Cupressus Lawsoniana and Macrocarpa. Good plants —E. ALLAN, Nurseryman, Buckland. LOST About Pukekohe, motor cap initialed D.B. Finder rewarded, 3/-. Return TIMES Office. 615 RHUBARB Roots. Giant Victoria and Crimson Winter; strong crowns. —E. ALLAN, Nurseryman, Buckland.

POTATOES—Excellent O Autumn-grown, Gamekeeper, few tons left £ll. rising weekly.—C. J. Lytic, Hig School, or Queen's Koad. 618 WANTED To Buy-Horse, quiet to ride or drive. Apply— Ray Dobson, P. 0., Pukekohe. WANTED Urgently Cleaner for Pukekohe Technical School. Apply—Technical School, between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. 631 WANTED— About 200 dozen pickled leggs, best price given, Apply—E. H. Keating, Pukekohe. WANTED TO BUY—Bacon pigs from 60 to 1201bs delivered at my store, Puni. Price B|d per lb. f>r July. FRANK JACKSON, Puni. 472 WANTED TO BUY —SOO bacon pigs, llOlbs to 1601bs, Price 9d at our store, Pukekohe. FRANK PERKINS & Co WE only stock high'class Boots and Bhoes. No shoddy or imported lines kept, FRANK PERKINS and Co.. Pukekohe. YOUTH Wanted, to make himself generally useful on sheep and cattle farm. Apply—MorrisCoughlan and Son, The Bar C„ Puni, Pukekohe.

Undertakers and Funeral Directors* We have our own hearse and carry on all details in a careful. reverent manner Telephones during day No. IB „ from sto 11 p.m. No. 103 COOPER & CURD PUKEKOUf FUNERAL NOTICE. UNDFIiTAKERS AND FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Hearse Supplied. Telephone No. 50, from 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. Orders promptly attended to. BLAKE BROS PUKEKUHE.