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Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 8, Issue 459, 26 August 1919, Page 3

Wanteds, Losts, ttc. pOTTAGE to let. five rooms, { v. Pokeno, near Railway Station, 11 per week—Nixon, Pokeno. 7£ 'GQS For Setting.— Pure bred White and Brown Leghorn Black Orpington, and Indiin Runne Ducks, 7 6 and 10 0 Orders booked fo: day-old chicks.—H. J. Ridgway, " Thi Oahles " Poultry Farm, Papakura (lat< Tatton's). 10R SALE One hanging lamp -C Apply Miss Qearon, Harrif Street, Pukekohe SI! onion plants. 3'6 per 1000.— W. A Willis,Pukekohe Hill. EOf ,10R SALE-Pram, good a* new For price and address applyTiMES Office. 805 FOR SALE—Pigs. Two young wellbred Berkshire sows, hud one litter each, now empty.—S. Fielding, Drurv. 801 10R SALE—At Waiuk.i, section. -L' nearly two acres, part is good orchard Particulars at TIMES Office, or David Campbell, Waiuku 786 i- good order. Apply—W. Bremner, Drury. 797 jIOR SALE—Onion Plants. 5/- per JL thousand. Apply —W. Butler, Bootmaker, Pukekohe. 773 -C tomato stakes.—J. T. Stembridge and Co. 77!) Utility Black Orpingtons 10/6. Posted 1/6 extra—Wattles Poultry Yard, Pukekohe. OR all brands of bonedust, manures, and farm seeds try FRANK PERKINS and Co., Pukekohe LOST— Black and white dog pup, about 7 months old, leader Answers name of "Laddie." Reward on return to—J. Pellow, Onewhero. 808 LOST On Friday last, between Pukekohe and Patumahoe, pair brown tweed trousers. Finder rewarded on returning to B. Hart, Pukekohe. 802 Li " Belmont " and King Street, Post Office, oilskin overcoat. Apply—W. Townsend,'' Belmont," or TIME-i Office. Reward. 769 LEMON 3 and Poor Man Orange. Now is the safest time to plant. I have a fine lot of sturdy young trees 2/6, 3/6 and 5/- each—E. ALLAN, Nurseryman, Buckland. JIGS. PlGS—Prime quality, 80 to X 16iHbs, 10J per lb. 'Phone 34K, Pukekohe —" My Store," Bombay. lANO. Wanted to buy cheap one for practising and something better for drawing-room.— Address-" Mitchell," TIMES Office, Pukekohe. 681 I)E*S.— Dairy, Stratagem, Yorkshire Hero, Little Marvel, and Partridge in bulk, Ourts, and packets.—E. ALLAN, Seedsman, Buckland. IEED POTATOES.— Autumn-grown 13 Gamekeeper and Northern Star.— E. ALLAN, Seedsman, Buckland. JALE PERIOD-At KING'S, J Pukekohc's Leading Boot Store. You can have your pick at bargain prices. [/"ANTED Competent working ) \ housekeeper for widower and child. Write with references—Percy H. Basley, Solicitor, King Street. 812 7ANTED To Purchase—About 100 ) V acres dairy farm within the surrounding district. House no object. Apply—Times Office. 810 WANTED—At once, light plough Vt horse, quiet, used to all farm work—X.Y, Patumahoe. 790 VV hen. Reply-" Hatch," Times Office. "67 ANTED TO BUY bacon pig?, HOILo lo 1601bs Price 9d at our store, Pukekohe. FRANK PERKINS & Co. ANTED TO BUY—Bacon T ▼ pigs from 60 to 1201bs delivered at my store, Puni. Price 9d per lb. for August. FRANK JACKSON, Puni R only stock high class Boots and Shoes. No shoddy or imported lines kept, FRANK PERKINS and Co. Pukekohe. WHITEBAIT.—I hereby intimate H that I am prepared to supply Whitebait, and can fulfill orders at Pukekohe ; also, at Papakura on Tuesday and Friday.—Sub-agent, Joe Ryan. Albert and Co, Pukekohe. 807 Undertakers and Funeral Directors. We have our own hearse and carry on all detads in a careful, reverent manner Telephones during day No. 16 „ from sto li p.m. No. 103 COOPER & CURD P 17 K E K O H r.. FUNERAL NOTICE. UNDERTAKERS AND FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Hoarse- Supplied. Telephone No. 50, from 7 a.m. to 11 i> ru. Orders promptly' atu»n«l*»d t<>. BLAKE BROS PUKEKUHE C CALVES THRIVE "^ ON • "CILRUTH" CALF FOOD • The making of a good milker ■ must alwavs depend upon the m roaring of the Calf. A Calf reared on 'Gilruth' Calf Food is equal to whole milk fed at afractionof the cost. It builds up the c institution and its wonderful how they thrive You ran obtain vonr rot|uirements from - T. .1 KKNNKDY, WAIUKU W FT.KMINO, BOMBAY S FKANK JACKSON, PUNI L FKANK JACKS • ■■■■•