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Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 9, Issue 602, 25 January 1921, Page 3

Amusements, Meetings, Etc. POPULAR PICTURES. POPULAR PICTURES. ODDFELLOWS’ HALL. ODDFELLOWS’ HALL. TO-MORROW. A PAR Maurice Tom c’.action WEDNES WEDNES TO-MORROW'. NUARY 26th. 'ANUARY 2GLh. MASTERPIECE, s Stupendous ProDrury Line ima, “S#)RT!N& LIFE.” ORTirJG\ LIFE.” \ tremendous tale o\ Fast Horses Flying grists and Bcauiiful Women, with aff appeal to all men who play all women SPORTING LIFE.” STRAND PICTURES.

TO-NIGHT (TUESDAY), Enid Dennett in, “ PARTNERS 7HF “PARTNERS THJ Mack S(Arnett CojjScdv, ••kip and stsches,/tailors.’ “STRAW IN THE TROPIC THURSDAY R7tD. rt sands, pcoraying Arabs, Loneliness on the pled only by stem '* “ SA Featuring iKouise liinum “ VANISHING/DAGGEK/' No. (i. ‘THE UNKNOWN HERCJLGOES TO HIS /.AST RE ST a SATURDAY. SPECIAL ATTRACTION. “BACK TO GOD S OWN COUNTRY.” And Charlie Chaplin in “SUNNYSIDE.” PUKEKOHE BOWLING CLUB. ONE-DAI A One-day To on SATURD AMENT. will be bold EXT vuary 29th Play commences at 9 a.m.

ONEWHERO ATHLETIC SPORTS. On ANNIVERSARY DAY, JAN. 20th. THE HANDICAPS. MAIDEN (120 yds.). Gordon Rutherford scr, Ivan J. Cathcart scr, J. Palmer 2yds, Leslie Cathcai;t 2yds, orrison Loftus J. MeJ. Gas- , Oscar ) McW. G. 3, lllthcrA. J. van J. Son roy Cronin i MorAneny Finch ; in scr, ; Vilson 1_ c distances behind scratch. C. H. Parker’s handicap withhleld. i I scr, \v. t,-. smian oycis, t*itus cart 12yds, M.Jprico 17yd* H. 20yds, J. McKean 20yds, A J. 20vds. Oscar iiaskell 30vds.1T. G i l J. Gaskeli 3vds. Ivan J. &a ;i tus CathH. Sharp L J. Hart |j. Gaskeli ithcart 319 T. SCOBLE CORNISH. Hon. -Secretary.

ONEWHERO ATHLETIC SPORTS. ANNIVERSARY DAY, JANUARY, 29th* 1921. FIRST RACE, #-30 a.m. £62 PRIZE JIOiMEY, BIG FIELDS. HANDSOME Ch/ILENGE CUP. Hot Water Booth on wound. Motor 'Bus leaves Tuakau Station about 11 a.m. T. SCOBLE CORNISH, 320 Hon. Secretary. FRANKLIN AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL SOCIETY. PUKEKOHE. i¥SN SHOW. GARY. 1921. edule. HAMILTON, Secretary, Box 32,' Pukekohe. AU GREAT 25th and Send im

A CHANCE TO SECURE A GOOD HOME. BEAUTIFUL HOME, everything right up-to-date: £ extra large rooms and spacious hall, verandahs front and back 7ft wide, hot water service, heavy porcelain bath, .ouilt-in wardrobes, linen press, hot air dryingcupboards, pantry and dairy built in, electric light in every room, also on sleeping-out verandah; concrete paths, septic tank and p.w.c., lawn and dower beds, fowl run and fowlhouse, live hedges; copper and tubs with hj. and c. water over. In fact everything one could put in a modern home. All heart timber, both in and ou J;Also adjoining same, Bit AIN JJ NEW SEMT-BUNGALOW of 5 rooms, bathroom and scullery: hot and cold water, -electric light in every room, also on back verandah; wide fringes picture rails and borders; plenty of 1 built-in cupboards and wardrobes, detached wash-house, copper and tubs. A real tip-top little home, built entirely of kauri, totara and nmu. NOTE.—Either of the above places can be had with up to 2 acres ol ground if desired. For terms and further particulais. „ppL to CHAVIS. Owner.

On the Properly, Albert Sired. Pukekohe. 33:5 FOR SAEE 8V TENDER. IN THE ESTATE OF H. GEORGE (Deceased). By order of the Trustee:-, wli-j must realist (1) u>in>imi U.t. M(,)TOU TRUCK, in perfect omer, '.s new. (2) With the above, unw/pired Cui'rying New Zealand Co-op. TThwy -itefrt. with Eighteen Months to vifn Tenders, cent, deposit to the undermentioned Solicitors, I uke.vohc, before noon. 12th February. 1921. Highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. . Particulars and conditions ol tender may be inspected at this olluie. or the offices of MESSRS. MAHONY, SON AND DIGNAN, Pukekohe, or d«, Short!and Street, Auckland, Solicitors for Trustees. t 333