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Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 9, Issue 585, 19 November 1920, Page 1

FRANK PERKINS & CO., jSI&s PUKEKOHE. Invite the Public to call and inspect the New Range of Congoleum Rugs and Floor Coverings Also .importations of High Class Drapery from Messrs Watts & Co, Manchester ft Just opened up— Dreadnought Boots and Shoes for EVERLASTING WEAR. m N K ■ **£ ■S^A.-lssi VKMK&#.. I lA\ ■ Dftii 2 i^xi [ ■iMM »1»1* ill taMB unlaa V- § k v J 2N l!ll] if [niii mm. si tl'tf ©

FRANK PERKINS & CO., universal providers. PIIXEKOHE f ßing 142. For FURNITURE and UPHOLSTERING. Furniture Repaired and Renovated. Picture Framing a Speciality. give us a trial. A PROPHET HATH NO HONOUR IN HIS OWN COUNTRY ' (A WARNING, 14th OCTOBER, 1918.) Why keep the Australian Industries going, to the ruination of our own, when money is required for War Loans, Shrinking Revenue, and Employment. We think the time has arrived to resuscitate Dominion wheat growing, ere it is too lafe, by putting our protective duties on a parity with the Australian ones, which have made Australia one of the granaries of ' * .ae world at reasonable prices, as under normal conditions it has always had a surplus. , Under normal conditions, grain contributes about three-fifths of the Canterbury railway revenue, without mentioning its numerous adjuncts. If grain growing is killed, what would make good the railway andl labour deficiencies, as on the raw material there are always two labour handlings, but not so on the imported manufactured articles. Just imagine North and South Canterbury and North Otago huge sheep runs, and would not this serious and short-sighted innovation affect land values and all kinds of laEour, augmented with the shipping ports Lyttelton, Timaru and Oamaru in a state of collapse ? Without bran and sharps, how would our bacon, dairy, poultry and carrying industries ex.st .n the event of an Australian drought? Is it business-like to send our money to Australia for our food supply when it is subject to droughts, and for what we can grow .n abundance in the Dominion? —as about half the value in all instances « labour and railages, and with our lads returning employment must be found for them, otherwise they will go elsewhere, and we w.ll become obsolete though in our infancy, We remain, Yours truly. •P. VIRTUE,' Manager. Auckland NORTHERN ROLLER MILLING CO., LTD. 14th October, 1918. Late W. T. CUMBERLAND Cabinetmakers & Upholsterers. lfing Bt, Pukekohe. THE AUI&HTAND FARMERS' FREEZING CO., LTD. WORKS WILL RE-OPEN AS SOON AS SUFFICIENT STOCK IS AVAILABLE. Farmers are requested to notify the Secretary as to their space requirements AS SOON AS POSSIBLE. MANURES: The Company is now in a position to supply limited quantities of: "A" SPECIAL MIXTURE BASIC SLAG »D" SPECIAL MIXTURE BASIC MIXTURE. "B" SPECIAL MIXTURE Full particulars from THE SECRETARY, Box 113, Auckland.

FOR SALE: SECOND-HAND GIG, First-Class Order. Oil Axle. COOPER AND CURD, PUKEKOHE.

JOHN W. ANDREW & SON, FORD DEALERS AUCKLAND arc pleased to announce that tiny have just received their ltet shipment of the improveil 1921 model Ford 5-seater Touring Ca:s; Elect. Self-starters, one rifan hoods, rain-vision sloping windshields opening lop and bottom, better upholstering, deeper cushions iloping backwards, demountable rim wheels, spare rim Snd carrier, ever-bright elect. head lamps with dimmers, elect. Tail Lamps (combination lighting and ignition switch, yale lock key, ampmeler mounted on instrument board),-electric horn button in centre steering wheel, three inches more space behind wheel and more leg room." Photos and full particulars at Mr. Walter Johns, Salesman. West Street, Pukekohe, or Andrew's Ford Garage. Eden Terrace. (Our Motto; <; Keep Fording On.")

THE BUSY GASH STORE. P. A. ROWE, GENERAL STOREKEEPER . . TUAKAU, Box No. 9, Telephone, No 10. Telegraphic Address, "Busy" Tuakau.

BEATTYI MARSHALL BUTCHERS, KING STREET - PUKEKOHE, ALL ME.AT OF PRIME QUALITY. AND KKPT IN COOL STORAGK. Buyers of Fat Stork. Best Cash Prices Given. 'Phone No. 41'