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CHURCH SERVICES. Church of England. BEPTUAGE3IMA SUNDAY, FEBRUARY I, 1920. t. Andrew's, Pukekohe. oly Communion, 8 Jttkuk Litany and Sermon, 11 venaong and Sermon, 7 , Andrew's Bunday Sohool will repen on Sunday week, February 8. St PAUL'S, BUOKLAND lowing Prayer and Bermon. II Jrenaong and Sermon, 7 0 p.m. PUKEKOHE EAST, *ng and Sermon, 2.30 Pukekohe Presbyterian Charge. SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 1. t. Janiea', 11, Rev. S. Nixon übjeot: "Is Religion any Good." », James', 7, Mr E. Allan imbay, 2 30, Rev. 8. Nixon uckland, 7.30, Rev. 8. Nixon ukekohe Methodist Circuit SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 1. 'ukekohe, 11, Rev.T G. Carr „ 7, Rev. J. F. Martin uckland, 11, Mr Burrows uaksu, 11 and 7 30, Mr G. Byoroft om»y, 11, Rev. J. F.Martin Briton, 7 30, Rev. T. G Carr [auku, 2.45, Rev T. G. Carr musements, Meetings, Etc FRANKLIN SHOW, !7ra & 28t* FEBRUARY, 1920. Entries close 6th FEBRUARY. RANKLIN SHOW. YOUR OWN SHOW. BCTPPOHT IT. JgEND YOUR ENfRIEB. Schedules posted on application to ) R. Hamilton, Secretary, Phone ,7, Box 32, Pukekohe. ;, D. R. HAMILTON, 167 Secretary. Business Announcements G. T. ROGERS Practical Boot and Shoe Maker, MANURRWA (2 years active service) Begs to intimate that that he has commenced business in Picture Theatre Buildings, Manurewa, and is willing to undertake all classes of Boot and Shoe Repair Work. A trial solicited. ,<•

*? Farmers' - GRASS SEEDS AND CLOVERS REMEMBER ! It always pays to buy The Best and we always Stock the BEBT, our reputation extends over a period of 25 years always selling SEEDS OE RELIABILITY. On no account be tempted to buy SO-CALLED CHEAP SEEDS, there's a great risk In so doing as It may mean tLe loss of your Season's grass as well as your hard-earned money and labour. CHOOSE WISELY and WELL aud you'll buy your Seeds from us as we are in a position to offer you BEST VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY. Oar Stock of GRASS SEEDS and CLOVERS will be completed within the next few weeks, but for early sowing of pastures we can now supply most ot the lines. * Our SEEDS have all either been twted or are at present awaiting the Government Biologist's report as to fertility etc. GOVERNMENT TEST REPORTS MAY BE SEEN AT OUR OFFICE. There is a very pronounced opinion throughout the Trade that both Bonedust and many lines of Grass Manures are at present in very limited supply and that in the near future they are going to be exceedingly scarce. We have made Contracts which will allow of our supplying our Cutomers at what we believe to be favourable prices and We will be very pleased to answer any inquiry in regard to the various lines We are in a position to supply. W. ROULSTON SEEDSMAN, MANURE SPECIALIST, GENERAL MERCHANT KING STREET AND RAILWAY SIDING, PUKEKOHE