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Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 9, Issue 588, 30 November 1920, Page 3

Amusements, Meetings, Etc. POPULAR PICTURES. ODDFELLOWS' HALL, TO-NIGHT. DOROTHY GISH in "PEPPY POLLY." SATURDAY, DECEMBER 4, "THE CONQUEROR," TUESDAY NEXT, "THE WOMAN THOU GAVEST ME.' Adapted from Hall Caine's Master piece. For particulars see "Times" Entertainments column. TUAKAU CRICKET CLUB. SOfofALAND DA PUBLIC WEDNESDAY, Admissioj>r^Gents 3s (3d. Lamfc^ J. w LONERGAN, 30 Hon. Sec. NOTICE TO THE FARMERS OF PUNI. The objected the Pukekohe Growei*s**A%SMimion will be explained in HALL or THURSDA3fr s at 8 p.m. J. LYNE, 51 Secretary. FRANKLIN A. AND P. SOCIETY. PUKEKOHE. GYMKHANA, FLORAL FETE, DANCING COMPETITION, ETC., SATURDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1920. FUN FOR ALL. Send for Schedule to D. R. HAMILTON, Secretary.

Auction Notices. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION. AT THE OFFICE OF T. MANDENO JACKSON, KING ST., PUKEKOHE. , The N.Z LOAN \ MERCANTILE CO., in conjunction T. Mandeno Jackson. will sell by Efclic Auction, on FRIDAY, December TBrd, at 12 noon, that piece of LaM in area about 99 acres, sitvj&ted atsPUNI, in the estate of the/late Michael Maloney. / «< This property/is situated cfyse to 4 miles from and is divided into two .sections. This will give an opportunity tfor those looking for a small area.J Those to inspect will be run out ft the property on application Mandeno Jackson, Land and Estate Agents, King St., Pukekohe. / 7 TUAKAU. AUCTION SALE OF MACHINERY, ROOFING IRON, AND TIMBER, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 4, AT 1 O'CLOCK SHARP. THE FRANKLIN FARMERS' AUCTIONEERING CO. LTD. Favoured with instructions from Messrs. Lapwood Bros., Ltd., will sell at No. 1 Mill on the River Bank, as above:—• , 19 PULIJEYS, fronv'lOin. to 48in. 19 SETS '"BEARINGS, complete. GalvanisecX and Stack Piping, t 4 in. to 3in., BenJb, Sockets, Tees, Brass Cocks, 36in. warn Driving Wheel, 2 Centre Worm Wear, A quantity of Shafting, 2in. jnu 2 1 oin. 1 Booth-Mac-donald StripjprAl 4in. Centrefugal Pump, aboujfoOftVof Chain, Saw and Spindle, BeMing fr\m sin. to 7in, 450 Sheets Comigated Inon, V<i ton Fencing Wiref Fencing ltosts, Building Timber./ All t/e above is to be sold without reserv/, and will be sold in lots to suit purchasers. Don't miss time of sale, 1 o'clock sharp. J. T. STEMBRIDGE, 56 Auctioneer. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION. AT THE OFFICE OF T. MAtfIENO JACKSON, CUSTOMSI STWEET, AUCKLAND. * % i 4 T. MANDENO JACKSON, Land and Estate Agents, will sell lie Auction, at their Roomsjr CUSTOMS ST., AUCKLAND, on DECEMBER ACEBIS situaty not far from fcha #unciman. This %)toi>&-^,' will hm offered in two lots, JUres and K0 acres. Tllgre is l y small hovree and a cowshed»n iifk 74-acre section, but no build«c;s on the other. This property is in wood locality and is well worth inspection. Those wishing to inspect will be run out to the property on application to the branch office, King St., Pukekohe. This property adjoins the Wesley Training College property, and is flagged. 8

Public Notices. NOTICE, PAPAKURA TOWN BOARD. Notice is heixby givcnJrffat ;i PUBLIC MEETINGXII beheld in RICHARDSON'S HALlViro p.m. on MONDAY, the 6th Deader, 1920, to decide 011 the fouT of to be raisedbehalf who lost their Uves in the Great War. A. L. COOPER, 58 Clerk of Town Board. NOTICE, TENDERS are invited for Cartage of cream, coal, casein, cunjjt from !.e Hirau Creaderv to Turatu Centra! Butter FactohL Tendeß close with Mr. Roberts. Manager, Tuakau, at 12 on SATURDAY, Ith Dece<<roer. 1 Cond iti ons to be seen ButnHbJFactory, ov Te mm Creamery. TheH»)vest or anvwßndcr not necessarily ed. Offenders to be marked "Te Hirua Qymn Contract." -9 IN THE ESTATE OF HARRY GEORGE, OF PUKEKOHE, CAR R|ER, DECEASED All peSwis having claims against, or debts to, the above Estate, are requestedwi forWiu'd such to the undersigned befpfe 11th JANUARY, 1921. MAHON'Y, SON & DiGNAN, Solt6itors for the Trustees, ■l9 King Street, Pukekohft. To ensure insertion casual advertisement copy must be at the "Times" Office'by 10 a.m. on the day of publication; replace matter must be handed in by noon on the day prior to publication. Neither news items nor advertisement copy can be accepted after the above-stated hours, unless for a subsequent issue.