"THE FRANKLIN AND PUKEKOHfc TIMES." CASUAL ADVERTISEMENTS. Official and casual advertisements, 4b per Inch, per insertion, net. Paragraphs, or readers with heading, 5s per inch, per issue, net. Birth Notices: 2s 6d per insertion. When name of doctor or nurse is mentioned, Is extra each name. Death Notices: 2s sd. Funeral notic* 2S 6d extra. Ia Memoriam Notices: Eight lines or under, 2s 6d per insertion. Extra linea 3d each. Small advertisements under classified headings (prepaid), 16 words Is Sr insertion; 2s 6d three insertions; words Is 6d per insertion, 4s three insertions; 30 words 2s 9d per insertion, 8s 3d three insertions. Booking la extra. * > Replies to advertisements will be received At the Office of the 'limes." ""jghe Proprietors do not hold themresponsible for non-insertion through accident wtrom othdr causes, or for errpr in th»3>ublication of any advertisement. Te Mure iMertiea, oaiual »4v«rtlsMMnt copy mutt be at this offlee by IS em. en the day ef publication.
MR. PERCY H. BAILEY. S 0 LIC I T 0 R. KINQ'S CHAMBERS. .V,• v : i KI\ r G ST. PUKEKOHE. Wutuku Branch Open Daily. MONEY TO LEND.
A. CECIL JACOB. 8.A., LLB. (L te of Kiwite», Felldinft.), BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR. .Kturned from active service hasafewpsnced the practice of his profvsiofc ftf MWLcan lank. First Floor), ~ AUCKLAND. Attends at PAPAKURA oh Tuesdays. ...... M Money to Lend on First or Second Mortjrafes.
DENTAL SURGEON. EMPIRE BUILDINGS. KING ST. ~V A PUKEKOHE. P.O. Box 'Phone 4HS. JOHN ROUTLY. A.N.Z.I.A. REGISTERED ARCHITECT. •> " 20, EMPIRE BUILDINGS. SWANSON ST AUCKLAND. * wi# r v ' MISS K. ROGERSON. TEACHER, OF PIANOFORTE o- AND-THEORY. * „ ,4 : , 'V; % Jpfltton't Bulirfingi, KINfc'ST. - - PUKEKOHE. WidMiJiyi, 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. 188 Commencing July 21st. TO THE RESIDENTS OF PUKEKOHE AND DISTRICTS. MR. T. H. HANKIN, B.V.Sc., M.R.C.V.S., begs to announce that he has coinn.enced practice as a VETERINARY SURGEON' in Dublin St., Pukekoke. Until further notice Mr. Hankin will be in Daily Attendance at Mr. H.' Dell's Saddlery Shop, King St., Pukekohe, between the hours of 10 "and 11 a.m.
W. WRIGHT, . I WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER, KING STREET, PUKEKOHE. Oily Pricai. QUALITY AND WORKMANSHIP ' GUARANTEED. JOHN BURROW PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER, JEWELLER AND ENttRAVER. 30 YEARS IN QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. Bests to Announce that he has Commenced Business in KING STREET, PUKEKOHK. (Nearly Opposite the Bank of N.Z.) N.B—The only shop in Ney Zealand equipped with modern machinery for making any part of a watch on the premises. Jewellery Mad# to Order.
J. S. HOGAN, iyTAILOR AND COSTUMIER. {Late of His Majesty's Forces) Specialises in . 'LADIES' TAILORING, And C.ENTS' J)RERS COATS. -i Jf i i, Vid? > Plentiful Supply •# Material. V* f ' 4, V; r • (Next wi%ht*s, Jeweller. Shop) *- UNO STREET PUKfiKOHE.
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Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 9, Issue 553, 30 July 1920, Page 2
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