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Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 9, Issue 521, 9 April 1920, Page 2

Professional, Etc MR. PERCY H. RASLEY, SOLICITOR, HAS Removed to King's Chambers, KINO ST., PUKEKOHE. Waiuku Brar.ch Open Daily. MONEY TO LEND. MR. PERCY ROYD Dental Surgeon - EMPIRE BUILDINGS. KING STREET, I'UKEKOH* PO. Bo* 18 Thoao MUSIC TUITION. MISS C. M. WERR, A.TC.L. Holder of Teacher's Diploma, Certificated Pianist, Triiity College Muaic. London. HAS vacancies for a limited number of pupils. Studio at Mrs Bichards' residence, corner Seddon and Tobin Street, Pukekohe * Buckland Hall, Mondays and Wednesdays. Terms o.i application to Vauxhall, Pukekohe, or phone 20s. REMOVAL NOTICE. MUSIC. H. R. JURY AND CO.. (Late Music Store, Pukekohe), Beg to notify their friends and customers that they have removed to Newmarket, and are now trading asBROADWAY MUSIC CO., NEWMARKET. 628 All Orders Post Paid. J. S. HOGAN, 1..L10R & COSTUMIER, lLate of His Majesty's Forces). Good Fitting atri the bc&t of Materials guetrar teod. ■ v Next Wii. fct's Jeweller's Shop) KINu STREET, PUKifiKOU-: "FRANKLIN AND PUKEKOHE TIMES." SUBSCRIPTION RATES. April Ist, 1920. Payment in AdvanceDelivered, 3s 3d per quarter, or 13s per annum. Posted, 4s 3d per quarter, or 17s per annum. Booked Rates — 6d per quarter, or 2s per annum extra. Casual copies, 2d each. Quarters EndMarch 31st. June 30th. September 30th. December 31st. JOHN BURROW PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER, JEWELLER AND ENGRAVER. 30 YEARS IN QIIEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. Regs to Announce that he has Commenced Business in KING STREET, PUKEKOHE. (Nearly Opposite the Bank of N.Z.) N.B -The only shop in New Zealand equipped with modem machinery for making any part of a watch on the premises. Jewellery Made to Order. Grand Competition fo r the Kiddies. RESULTS We wish to announce the results of our competition for watch as follows: Miss Vera Blake wins the watch with 846 points. Miss Eleanor Short is a very close runner-up with 812 points. Master E. Fountain runs a good last with 20 points, VVe have decided to i;ive .•(insolation prizes to tlie last-named two, and will consider it a favour if all three will call at an early date. Owinu to the large numbei' of other competitors we arc sorry that we will be unable to grant any further consolation prizes. We take the oppo.nmity of extending to you our best thanks for your kind patrnnage and trust that you will continue with your most excellent habit of shopping at Oldham's Fruit Store KING ST. PUKEKOHE