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Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 9, Issue 545, 2 July 1920, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS, MEETINGS, ETC. POPULAR PICTURES ODDFELLOWS' HALL. TO-NIGHT. With Fox and Paramount Supports, "THE WORLD FOR SALE." rtift SALE." WITH ALL STARS. A picturisatSlg of Sir Gilbert Parker, s world'flfcous novel, "The World For Sal«f:'' , ' Tmstory breathes the very essence of tWLOui-of-doors, ;md the cfoirm of Gif® lore, and deals with the love of tfirefc men for a beautiful girl. It is thfc greatest story of love, racial instinct, and the Great North-west. | PAPAKURA TENMS CLUB BALL. | A Rail, in aid the the funds of the ■ iVtpfiKiim Tennis Clua will be hafcffih tho Piitare Hall, Paiakuram**WEDNESDAY NEXT, Jul# supplied by Meredith's fenestra. Special Cars have been auffiged for leaving from Papatoeto don, and Qptrfy [anurewa, Cleve,ady's Ticket 3s. Dqlble 7s 6d. / fe. WILLIS, 125 I Secretary.

CHURCH SERVICES,

CHURCH OF ENGLAND. FIFTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY. JULY 4, 1920. St. Andrew's, Pukekohe. Holy Communion at 8. Holy Communion and Sermon, 11. Evensong and Sermon, 7. St. Paul's, Buckland. Morning Prayer and Sermon, 11. Evensonc and Sermon, 7. Puni Church. Evensong and Sermon, 2.130. PUKEKOHE PRESBYTERIAN CHARGE. SUNDAY, JULY 4. St. James, 11 a.m.—Mr. E. Allan. !St. James', 7 p.m.—Rev L. Nixon. Ramaran.a, 11 am.—Rev. L. Nixon. Bombay, 2.30 p.m.—Rev. L. Nixon. Pukekohe East, 11 a.m.—Supply. METHODIST CHURCH. SUNDAY, JULY 4. Pukekohe, 11. —Rev. J. W. (Srillin. Pukekohe, 7. —Rev W. T. Hooper Buckland, 11.—Mr. C. Bycrpft. Buckland, 7.—Mr. E. Allan. Bombay, 11.—Rev W. T. Hooper. Bombay, 7.—Rev. W. Griffin. Tuakau, 11 and 7. —Mr. Allen. Paparata, 2.3o.—Rev. \V. T. Hooper. Ararimn, 2.3o.—Rev. J. W. Griffin. Karaka (1), 11.—Mr. Farnsworth.

DEFENCE NOTICE.

NEX% DRILLS for Senior Cadets will tak% place as ■ OTAH Au.—July 5, 7.3f0 p.m. PATUHfAIOE.—JuIy f, 2 p.m. PUKEKOHt-July£, 7.30 p.m. TUAKAU.—AIy & 7.30 p.m. DRURY.-Juiym 2 p.m. All.lea-re mu<if»e in writing. All Units are wirned that should they be absent" thilbigh sickness or any other cgsse, th« must find out from those-'%ho w«e present the date of nest drill, or wiy order given on the p,-trade, v \ I J A. R. HATTlLieut., M A%a Officer. Jujf 29, 1920. I 104 WHANGAMARINO ROAD-BOARD. TO ROAD CONTRACTORS. Septate tenders, addressed to the Chairman, will be received at the Waerenga Post Office up to 5 p.m. on SATURDAY, July 10, for the following workit — * CONTRAST No. 28—Forming 42 containing approximately 674$ cubic yards. 29—Supply and delivery of about 3000 cub. yds of broken rijifital on Maramarua Rd. CONTRACT »o. 30—Supplying and stacking aljout 3000 cub. yds of broken met4l at Maramarua. CONTRACT \% 31—Supplying and stacking about 3000 cub. yds. spawls at Mwamarufc. CONTRACT No. $2- Supply and delivery yds of broken Jneta! on Marama-rua-Miranda Road. CONTRACT No. 3&rSupply and-tie - livery of 1000 cub, yds of gravel on Kopuku Roas, Maramarua. CONTRACT No. and stacking on road cub. yads, more or less, of-.apawls from Findlay's Quarra Maramarua. Specifications ana'' the necessary plans may be seen at'the Public W&ks Office, Hamilton, Maramarua Post Office,' and with the undersigned at Te Kauwhata.

The lowest or any tender not necessarily acceptedThe Engineer ..Mil meet intending contractors at Pokeno Railway Station at 10 a.m. on the 6th init, and accompany them over the work. NOTE.—This is a good, convenient district. Plenty of work in view. Write for particulars. JAS. HIGGINS, Road Engineer. Te Kauwhata, July 2, 1920. 123

J. A. J. Hart 'Phone 147. C. H. Brown HART &JROWN CARRIERS AND CONTRACTORS. TOBIN ST PUKEKCHE. FURNITURE CAREFULLY REMOVED By Experienced Hands. FIREWOOD MERCHANTS. Fencing Material and House Biocks Stocked. Agents for North Auckland Co-op. Lime Co., Ltd. HART AND BROWN. RING 'PHONE 147. BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENT. MR. ALBERT POULSON wishes to announce that he has taken ovei the business of Messrs. Bromwich and Arrowsmith, Truiterers, Kipg Street, Pukekohe, and begs to solicit J fair share of patronage, JO6