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Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 9, Issue 598, 11 January 1921, Page 3

For Sale. VOCO KEROSENE, up to 30 cases, 37s 6d per case, at “Times” Office.

Wanted to Buy. Strayed.

FOUR HEIFERS, eighteen months old, strayed from twST-1 black and white, 1 brindlo, 1 yellojf Jersey, 1 Short-horn-Jersey (springing® last three piece out of right ear. m S. I. MURRAY, W Puni. STRAYED From Brown Pony mane, white star on white hind foot. Rew^ffa.-—Mrs CLAUDE, Post Office, B«lfumahoe. Wanted Known. home or by person.—Mrs. Pollock, ’Phone SEWING wanted, day, by McGuire, c/o Ij' 71. CRUISING, PICNICKING AND FISHING. on the S MANKAU lIARJIOUR. The First-Class C#ising Launch “Haku” for hire. Parties catered for. B For full particulars write— GEO. W. Beach Rosa fJTCHINSON, Papakura.

AUCKLAND FARMERS’ FREEZING CO., LTD, Slaughtering operations have been I resumed at Southdown and Horotiu. Farmers mav either sell their stock “on the hooks'” to export buyers, or ship on their own account. _ The Company .will make reasonable advances on consignments entrusted to their care. Full information can be obtained on application to— THE SECRETARY, I’.O. Box 113, AUCKLAND.

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