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Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 8, Issue 455, 12 August 1919, Page 2

PROFESSIONAL TEACHER OF P VIOLIN SUCCESSFULLY TAUGHT. H. R. JURY & Co. " Tlio Musk Shop," KING STRFI-T I'I.'KEKOIIE, Why go to town when von cm gel h"nn'j;i\tph,. Records, I'ianos, Musical l-lruincnts and nil the lalcsl Music at H. R. JURY & Co., JOHN ROUTLY, REGISTERED ARCHITECT. 20 Empire Buildings, BWANSON ST., AUCKLAND. JAMES QOSTELLO, VETERINARY SURGEON Queen Street, - Pukekohe Surgery a Specialty, May bo consulted at his Resident*--Morning from 7 a.m. to 9 a.m. Evening from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. MR. PERCY BOYD RENTAL gURGEON EMPIRE BUILDINGS. KING STREET, PUKEKOHE P.O. Box If?. 'Phone 435. ANNOUNCEMENT. "ISS McDONALD wishes to - announce that she has opened a small business in Kiog Street, next to Ilawke's Boardinghouse. Plain sewing nnd dressmaking a specialty. CARNIVAL TEA ROOMS Luncheons, Morning and Afternoon Teas. Wedding: Parties, Socials, Etc, catered for. NOTICE. NURSE BRETT, late of Auckland, has opened a private Medical, Surgical and Maternity Hospital in Pukekohe. Patients may ho attended by their own doctor. HS9 Motor Service to Auckland and Back Same Day. AN 8-seater Hudson Car will leave Pukekohe Motor Garage at 8 a.m. daily, with five or more pasi-engers to Auckland. Return fare £l. Leave Town at )or fi p.m Book early. KAREWS & RYAN BROS. Railway Timetable PUKEKOHE-AI'CKLAND Trains depart from Pukekohe m follows : To Auckland and intermedial! stations • 7 tl) -a in.—4.28 pan To Mercer and intermediate stations: 9.13 a.m. '.* s«'. a.m. express