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Franklin Times, Volume XVII, Issue 73, 29 June 1927, Page 3

HENRY’S PATUMAHOE UNIVERSAL SUPPLY STORES Latest Seed Potatoes, grown on new lands of Waiau, free from blight and disease, £B/10/- per Ton. 20 Tons Mixed Clover and Meadow Hay, well saved, prime quality, in bales, £5 ex store, £5 10/- delivered. PRODUCE AND GENERAL SUPPLIES to all parts of the country. P. HENRY & SON ’Phone 2. P.O. Box 1.

DUTHIE’S wish to point out that True Economy is the Art of Buying Cheaply. We maintain that no better value is obtainable than that you obtain here. Increased business enables us to carry larger stocks and show a greater variety. We have the Goods. The Prices are Right. Quality for Quality we win every time. Whatever your Drapery needs, we can supply them, arid give satisfaction. DBTHI E ’ S, WAIUKU ’PHONE 8. TUAKAU ’PHONE 46. 100 % British. ' The “1927” Morris i m The 1927 changes in “Morris” Cars are no mere seasonal variation The drastic sacrifice of the old, cher ehed radiator tells you that. The new cars are “wider purpose caw, and the big new radiator is the symbol of that purpose. Entirely New Radiator ~. ..... » Re-Designed Frame . . .. < New Springing . . ... Doors Both Sides . . . . Re-Designed Coachwork ..... Improved Ikakoa and Controls Handsome Appearance. Belter Body Lines Belter Riding and Rmd-ksO^. Crealer Comfort. Enhanced Convenient*. Belter Appearance end stara Leg Room. Greater Safety and Earnv Dsfa&sg. From U 250 Aik your Local Agent for full particulars^ f-fdiriso Hi ZCV/' m m m H'/, VS/,. |gg| ash Auckland Provincial Agent a for Morris Ccurt~. Morris House, Khyber Pass Road, Newmarket, Auckland. Local Representative: T. HARNDEN, P O. BOX 52, PUKEKOHE.

Beatty and Marshall Batchers • UNCi STREE7 PUKEKOHE Ah Meat of Prime Quality. \r>cl kept in <Joo] Storage. KEENEST FRSCES FOR CASH.

THE Standard Insurance Co.» LIMITED. New Zealand Institution. Auckland Branch: Victoria Street East. PUKEKOHE AGENT: H. DELL. Waiuku Mr. H. C. Hay Papakuro. Mr. C. C.arlick Tuakau Mr. H. J. Woodbridgt