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Franklin Times, Volume 14, Issue 200, 9 November 1925, Page 1

Public Notices. 8 J3UKEKOHE ORPHANS' CLUB. (jrRAND PUBLIC CONCERT IN THE STRAND THEATRE, ON THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12, at 8 p.m. BY THE ORCHESTRA, Assisted by AUCKLAND ARTISTS, Including Miss Laura Walker and Mr ; Stan. Pritchard. ! . Tickets, 2s. | Reserves, <sd extra, at R. Farrell’s. | pLKEKOHE TECHNICAL HIGH j X SCHOOL. The Board of Managers of the >' Technical High School invite all Em- | j ployers of labour (skilled and unI skilled) to meet them in conference at the High School on Tuesday, 10th November, at 8 p.m. * j Business: Consideration of suggest- i ed improvements and extensions in the | Syllabus of instruction at evening j Classes, with a view to meeting the i growing educational requirements of the . district. j W. F. J. MUNRO, ! i Secretry and Director. Pukekohe, November 9, 1925. * pUKEKOHE CHAMBER OF X COMMERCE MEETING. The ordinary monthly meeting of i the above Chamber will be held in the A. and P. Society’s Offices, Manukau Road, on WEDNESDAY evening next, the 9th inst.. at 8 p.m. i S. P. DAY, | 685. Secretary. j SUMMER SHOW. ! WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18th, 1925 ! Garden Produces, Roses, Pot Plants, and Cut Flowers. Entries close School Section Wednesday, 11th November, at 0 p.m.: Other Sections, Saturday, 14th November. at 12 noon. Schedules obtainable at Times Office, or ERIC v HAY, Secretary. JADIES’ ' RETURN DANCE. PAERATA HALL, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11. ' ' Ladies, 3s 6d. Genls. free. Music: Hulmo and Clarke. Monte Carlo and Spot Waltz. QOUNTY OF FRANKLIN. TENDERS will be received by the Franklin County Council at the Council Chambers, Hall,Street, Pukekohe, up to 12 noon on Saturday, the Mth j day of November, 1925, for the, fol- j lowing Contract: — j Contract No 651: For taking delivery and carting 880 cubic yards of crushed metal from the Waiuku Railway Station to Bothwell Park Road. Otaua. The approximate average distance In cart being 5i miles. Specification may be seen at 7 -the Council Chambers, Hall Street, Puke- j kohe, also at the New Zealand Herald Office, at Auckland, and at the Wai- ! uku News Office, Waiuku. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. ,T. F. McARTHUR, County Engineer. November sth, 1925. jgOROUGH OF PUKEKOHE. ARMISTICE DAY. The Burgesses of the Borough are requested to observe the Anniversary of Armistice Day (Wednesday, the 11th inst.). by two minutes’ silence. The Fir! Brigade Syren will be sounded at It a.m., as a signal. All those who have flags are requested to fly them. JOHN ROTJTLY, 682. Mayor. T. ANDREW’S FANCY FAIR AND 1 FLORAL EXHIBITION. NEW MASONIC HALL, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. November 19 and 20. FULL PARTICULARS LATER. 1 STRONG BUILDING G OMB IN AA TION. Mr E. WOODS will in future work in conjunction with Mr Fred Blandford, I lie Home Builder. The experience and reputation bold by both ensures you getting your work done in the very best way possible. It is with confidence we ask you to make inquiries from our respective past, and present clients. j Our nmlln is good service, alteni lion to details, best of materials and • workmanship. Wo have perfected a i systematic method nf building, which I will enable us to execute our work i with promptness and at a lower cost. : At your service. Ladies and Genllei men — I We bog to remain. I Yours faithfully, i FRED BLANDFORD. E. WOODS. HHENNIS Racquets. Ilio best, value 30/-, and 45/-. Ltd.. Pukekohe. Come and inspect ever offered, 12/6, Cooper and Curd,