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Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 9, Issue 571, 1 October 1920, Page 3

For Sale. I CRICK eta and Set Papakura.*'* Also, 6 Wickds.—Apply Box 12, * 643 j EGGS, pure-bred 8.0., W. and B. • Leghorns, and Silver Campines. Also I.E. and Pekin Ducks; 10s 6d per setting (15); posted 12s 6d. Orders booked now for chicks for October delivery.—H. J. Ridgway, The Gables, Papakura.. LIGHT SPRING CART, K ood.-J. DShes, successor to L. Walsh, coachbuilder and blacksmith, Buckland. 686 PULLETS, White Leghorn, Silver Wyandotte3, Rhode Island Red. Also Setting and Chicks of the above breeds, and Setting of Duck Eggs, and Ducklings from high utility strain.—A. Morrow, Tuakau. special raeat order, £2 (cost -" "Times'' Of--691 Wanted to Buy. HOUSE. Modern, in Pukekohe Borough, about 5 rooms; good locality.— Address at "Times" Office. 690 SULKY, second-hand, wanted to Buy; in good order. Apply, with description, stating price, P. Henry and Son, Storekeepers, Patumahoe. 687 Situations Vacant.

■OY wanted in "Times" Printing Department; do odd jobs and deliver papers within borough twice per week; horse provided; wages £1 per week to start.—Apply Manager, "Times," Pukekohe. BOY wanted for farm, help milk; machines, etc.—Apply at "Times" Office. 667 STOREMAN-SAL Salary an""" man.—Hv" «fr id% Ia rr ,nW WOMAN, I wanted; g Jtfraebur Wanted Known. ! PIANO TUNING. Mr. Robert H. Coker will be making his annual visit to Pukekohe next week. Those who require their pianos attended to will book their orders with the book and music seller, Mr. Cannell, Main St. 689: £IOOO, £BO4 TO LEND immediately on freehold security at current rates. —Edmund Mahony and Son, Solicitors, Pukekohe. 694 SECTION, Doctor's Hill, for Sale; fenced and planted with hedges. Also plan, specifications, timber quantities, by leading Auckland architect. Money for building can be arranged; interest 6' 2 per cent.—Apply Mr. Percv H. Basley, Solicitor, King St. Lost and Found. GOLD CAP off fountain pen, Lost on Thursday, King St., or vicinity.—Reward at "Times" Office. 692 "IT-CASE, Umbrejta|and handling and valunday eventa^ward. — -ings, WILL two gentlemen who were kind endugh to give me ride as far as Puni Corner return handbag containing money to "Times" Office. 670

RIHOEB.—Rund of OctoI. Anyone missing " scription to Fred. Trade Miscellany. MISS'PRIESTLEY specialises In the making of Children's Clothes; made well and artistically. Auction Notices. PUKEKOHE. QUEEN STREET. (Opposite Public School.) WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6. AT 1.30 P.M. THE FRANKLIN FARMERS' AUCTIONEERING CO., LTD. Having received instructions from Mr W. J. Melrose, who is leaving the district, will sell HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, comprising: 3-Piece Suite, 3-leaf Oak Table, Oak Kerb, Writing Desk and China Cupboard, combined; Hall Stand, Combination Pair, Combination Chest, Drop-side Cot, Lawn Mower, Garden Tools and Sundries. N.B.—The above furniture has only been in use about three months. This offers an opportunity for those requiring good furniture. , THE FRANKLIN FARMERS' AUCTIONEERING CO., LTD., 673 AUCTIONEERS.

UNDERTAKERS AND FUNERAL DIRECTORS. We have our own hearse, and carry on all details in a careful, reverent manner. Telephones: During day. No. 15 Front 5 to 11 p.m., 103. COOPER AND CURD, PUKEKOHE. BLAKE BROS. UNDERTAKERS AND FUNERAL DIRECTORS. HEARSE SUPPLIED. Telephone No. 50, from 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED BLAKE BROS., PUKEKOHE.

There is a time in every man's education when he arrives at the conviction that envy is ignorance; that imitation is suicide; that he must take himself for bettor or worse as his portion; that though the wide universe is full of good, no kernel of nourishing corn can come to him but through his toil bestowed on that plot of ground which is given to him to til!.—Emerson.