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Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 9, Issue 593, 17 December 1920, Page 4

•f IV T ! 1 . 1 in WE have a magnificent selection of XMAS GOODS—really splenilid, just the things that are practically useful, pretty and ornamental, citable and serviceOUB DISPLAY of F#w Crockery, Qlin Ware, flgpjp troplate ; ud Silverware ia extremely varied,. Now is the thne to buy youftdLmas ■ We havp manjk othefr lines Xmas Goods jhutable for the festive Reason. Come and «ee jijhom—youH apprecifttaltti? values, and the psites will certainly (leass you. Ladios* Deer Skin Bags. Trinket Boxes. Ladies' Silk Bags. Glove Boxes. Ladies' Leather Bags. Perfumes. Silk and Crepe de Chine Collars. - Gloves of all kinds. Kewpic Pin- Cushions. Big Variety of Boxed Hantfkerchiefs. Blouses. Fancy Boxes. > m p Silk Hose. Large Variety of Beads. Photo Frames. / Etc., Etc. NOTEi—See our Confectionery Counter—you'll notice" we've not forgotten the children. English and Colonial Confectionery in abundance. THE FARMERS' UNION TRADING COMPANY, LIMITED. PUKEKOHE AND BUCKLAND BRANCHES.

raVTTC XMAS PRESENTS COME TO FEAR'S PHARMACY. THE ««KT Sf lECTIOH IH THE WAIKATO. FEAR'S PHARMACY, Walkato's Leading Chemists. KINO STREET • PUKEKOHE. Photographic Supplies. We do Developing and Printing at City Prices. No delay. A complete stock of % FILMS, PAPERS AND ACCESSORIES always on hand. CAMERAS AND KODAKS Suitable for 'Xmas Presents, at BROSNAHAN'S Corner Pharmacy KING STREET, PUKEKOHE

Are YOU a Member of the Fiikckoltc and district Growers' Association —mmmmm ■" m^mmamm # Are you aware thai if you join you have the opportunity of »>ecoininy linked with Die selling organisation of MIiSSKS KAULEY & CO. LID, v.-ho have established a Store .mil Oflitc in Pukekohc under the manage- ■ neiiL of MK. K. MANNING. Here is your opportunity! Grasp it! and receive the lull price Unit country storekeepers and country ineiehanls are prepared to pay for your produce. " Link yourselves with un organisation which is now awaiting t<>* t ,ive you service by regulating supplies that go to the Aucklau.l ami Southern Markets, and so receive a stiady, payable price. Costs of production are increasing by leaps and bounds. Is the market any higher now than it was three years ago? If you are producing for prolil and want, all there is in it, then get in-communication with the Association's Secivtnrv, MK. lANK, or the sellirg w^ganiialion—RAULEV & < 0. LTD., telephone IW, rUKEKOHL.