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Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 9, Issue 493, 2 January 1920, Page 1

FRANK PERKINS & CO., :*S^ Invite Hie Public to call and inspect the New Range of Congoleum Rugs and Floor Coverings Also importations of High Class Drapery from Messrs. Watls & Co, Manchester Just opened up— Dreadnought Boots and Shoes i ? .<?. *■'■' i" for EVERLASTING WEAR. Si. -, tf; J<i--f •r** 1 PS* TC£ m ■■>■- , n *"■ ~*. _ *&■ EST >. ,H||U^||Jtft*tottM MiS feMfe ■*iif"' #J fcW« icUkM *<fl * ; k» RANK PERKINS&CO., universal pßoviDEßS.j;pu*^«fe

FORD GARS FORD TON TRUCKS FORDSON TRACTORS JOHN W. ANDREW LICENSED FORD DVALKR, j EDEN TERRACE, AUCKLAND, Is the Dealer for this District. All Enquiries addiessed to him F.-.v NEW CARS CAR ADJUSTMENTS -f REPAIRS "*" SPARE PARTS AND *.. ACCESSORIES will receive his prompt attention I The Demonstrating Car is in charge of Mr O. Qladding, who visits this district regularly and will call on intending Ford Car purchassers. BOMBAY Motor Mail and Passengn Service. Leave Bombay 650 a.m., Rama Rama 7.10 a.m. arrive Drurv 7.30 a in Leave Drury 8.50 a.m., Rama Rama 9.10 a.m. arrive Bombay 9 30 a.m. Leave Bombay 3.5 p.m., Ram Rama 3.25 p.m.. arrive Drurv 3.45 p.m. Leave Drury 5.10 p.m., Rama Rama 5.30 p.m, arrive Bombay 5 50 p.m J. H. Cartel. Votor Oar PropriwU"- Bombay

Keep the Champion Standard Unfurled And Success will Continue. The Fallacy of Free Trade. r OKTRN notice in the press some of my people arc advocating Free Trade, , which would be feasiole if it were universal. You know the trouble.- , England got into through allowing the dumping of German its markets and the miserable pittance its artisans were America, was not quite so "philanthropic," and has waxed, fat on England's shortsighted policy. The Americans are noted for " points," but invariably th§y are for themselves. Why do not free traders advocate the removal olahe alien poll tax? If it were done, it vvonhl permit of a much lower rate of jfage being paid, and a lower cost of production ; -and besides, wc would have the.; cost of maintenance of those subjects instead of their surplusages in goods wth the result that we would soon be brought down to the Asiatic level. Japan, India and China are making rapid strides in manufacturing, and with cheaplabour, augmented with modern machinery, they will ultimately be a menace to the British but evidently this is of little moment to "some" as they appear anxious for cheaplabour and goods without con- ' sidering its disastrous effects to the British workers. ,lt is obvious the products of the soil must be amply protected against foreign importations front countries where land is low in price and labour cheap, otherwise tuc Dominion must suffer. I quite believe if you were now to oftVr mvi.-m- . Germany goods at a tritle less than those of British mamVfarthr. «r/J||;.-.. in some instances, would vanish like smoke. I am, V.. AueKi.Am i£'£

How to Make the Farm Pay The Best Way is: By Consigning your POULTRY POULTRY PIGS FRUIT NEW POTATOES NEW POTATOES DAIRY AND FARM PRODUCE J. JONES Poultry, Fruit and Produce Auctioneer

On the Corner at the NEW CITY MARKETS Pen Accomodation for 4000 Head of Poultry Highest Price on Record obtained by us for Poultry. Cheque and Account Sales posted promptly. Read our Reports appearing in this Paper. J. JONES Established 37 years Two Auctioneers Selling all the Time

; sell Music, L'honogniphß, » Gramophones, Records, Pianos and Musical Insliuineuts at town prif-fls. ' H. R. JURY & Co..

COSTELLO, V|pfLr<!NARY SURGEON $-r /Hiraet, • Fukakohe Margery a Specialty, May be consulted at hi* Kesidenoe--I Morning from 7 a.m. to Vam Evening from fi p.m. to 7 p.m.

JOHN ROUTLY, KEGISTEKEP ARCHITECT. 20 Einpiie Buildings, BWANHON M\, AVvivLAND