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Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 9, Issue 592, 14 December 1920, Page 3

For Sale. .HARNESS, 2 sets, flXfap, good; trap harness, harifeejfn. Mrs. Jane Wright, Pukekohe LAWN MOWER (7-blade) and Roller, suitable for bowling club; complete,- with grass-catcher.—Apply Box 34, Pukekohe. 149 MOTOR TYRES— Goodyear, Big Diamond, 875 x 105, £l2; 815 x 105, £11; 32 x 314 St. side, £8 1 s; 30 x 3}i, £7 10s; Dunlop Red Railroad, same as above; 2 Barnet Glass Tubes, 875 x 120, £2 each. All prices nettl cash.—W. Adamson, Waiuku. 140 PIGS, Wear ! or ring 101 D. pply P. Cleary, PIG POTATOES, £2 18s a ton, delivered; sacks returned.—Apply W. B. Matthews, Pukekohe. 138 FOR SALE. ! THOROUGHBRED SHETLAND PONY, "SPUN IKR." Height 10J. Quiet with Children. First Prize Last Pukekohe Show. Apply, L. B. TAPPER, 142 Tuakau.

j Situations Wanted. CLERK. —Lady, youn» thoroughly competent stenographer and typiste, general good legal experiencdlfcsires position.— Apply, Clerk "* ? -^" k -^<*--- Situations Vacant. | BOY for Smith's shop wanted, vehicle and motor work, learn trade. —Cooper and Curd, Pukekohe. 147 BOY, smart, energetic, wanted for P'actory, Pukel GENERAL, "X.£.," care < wanted—Apply, es" Office. 128 GIRL for office and shop wanted.— Kane and Hart. 148 LABOURER for Smith's shop wanteri, constant job.—Cooper and Curd, Pukekohe. 146 MAN, good and steady, to drive 3horse team, "logging." Good wages and constant job to right man. No "beer chewers" need apply.—S. E. and A. C. Baigent, Sawmillers, Patumahoe. 150 TYPISTE - STENOGRAPHER, Janitor, wanted; start after holidays.— Apply P.O. Box 16. * 113 WELL DIGGER wanted to sink well, easy country.—Apply to Wm. Ai kin, Puni. 115 PUKEKOHE BOWLING CLUB. CARETAKER FOR BOWLING GREEN WANTED. A Bowler Preferred. Salary and Conditions on Application to THE SECRETARY, Pukekohe.

Lost and Found. BAG, brown, registered envel aining notes, in Lost by lady in t "Times" Of--95 COLLIE, black and white, no collar. Lost near Tuakau. Reward on returning and -advising Engineer, Raglan County Council, Ngaruawahia. 133 COLLIE DOG, black and tan, roughPukekohe Rail November -27. I nicate with A. " ation, Saturday, er please comrauloore, Patunwhoe. I * 93 HEIFER, between 12 and 18 months eld, Lost between Pukekohe and Glenbrook on November 18. Reward on givmg information to I. Wvmer, senr., Glenbrook, or T. Flavell, Pukekohe. 116, PUP, black Lost near Railway to name of "Mic;"' reward. Puni. 97

Wanted Known. FARM.— We have a client requiring immediately farm 30 to 50 acres, within 3 miles Pukekohe; must be good home and outbuildings. All particulars to Pleydell and Crispe, Waiuku. . 136 MISS PRIESTLEY specialises in the making of Children's Clothes; made well and artistically. PUKEKOHE PROPERTIES. -We have clients requiring houses and sections, or few acres, in vicinity of Pukekohe.—Pleydell and Crispe, Waiuku. 103 airs, spr that she wil. kisses in Solo and Hallroom DanciWin PUNI HALL on SATURDAY,. Pupils may December, 1920. u »d now, care of |1; 'phone 23D. Terms on application. 127 ST. ANDREWS FLOWER SHOW. ough Council Of cember 13, unti 18. * torn. Monday, Deurday, December . D. MUNN, UNDERTAKERS AND FUNERAL DIRECTORS. We have our own hearse, and cany on all details in a careful, reverent manner. Telephones: During day, No. 15 From 5 lo 11 p.m., 103. COOPER AND CURD. PUKEKOHE. BLAKE BROS. UNDERTAKERS AND FUNERAL DIRECTORS. HEARSE SUPPLIED. Telephone No. 50, from 7 a.m. (o 11 p.m. ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. BLAKE BROS. PUKEKOHE.