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Franklin Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 24, 1 March 1940, Page 1

! Business Notices j McDONNELL’S j | LADIES . . . | For the RACES i You will need new j Accessories. j THE LATEST IN—j GLOVES, ! HOSIERY, BAGS, ! VEILS, j POSIES, FRONTS, BLOUSES. We Specialise. McDONNELL’S (Opposite 8.N.Z.) ’Phone 19 PUKEKOHE

: SOIJNY: “The Butcher, the Baker and ' the Candlestick Maker; Mum! : Where is the Candlestick Maker ?” MUM: “Don’t keep on asking questions! How do I know?” SONNY: “I think that’s where I saw the bright lights and the brass and the shiny thing turning in the machine.” DAD: “Eh? Yes, that’s COMRIE’S. An ancient craft with MODERN METHODS.” VISIT OUR PARLOURS for Ladies’ and Gents’ Hairdressing also KELLY POOL, SNOOKER and OTHER GAMES. J. B. BURICK I Hairdresser Tobacconist KING STREET :: PUKEKOHE. ! ’Phone 408. insurance. ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE INCORPORATED A.D. 1720. Motor Vehicle Insurance a Speciality.

All classes of Insurance accepted at Lowest Current Rates. Prompt and Liberal Settlement of Claims. J. B. SIM District Agent PUKEKOHE. A. M. P. Life J. B. SIM District Representative, PUKEKOHE. P.O. Box 41. Tel. 304. D O NOT BE MISLED. Cheap Insurance is Not Always the Best. Premiums paid to— THE SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE CO., LTD. g-I'e SECURITY and SERVICE—both very essential. Insurance without Service lr misleading. Support this Local Company, whioh hap stood to you for years, and keep r.he premiums in Mew Zealand. ;NO. .1. KINGSTON Manager. G. K. LAWRIE ...... Loeal Agent Standard Insurance Co., FIRE, MARINE, ACCIDENT In'jnre with this old-estobli-ihed New Zealand Institution. PUKEKOHE AGENT: H. DELL WaiuKu Mrs D. Walters Buckland Mr F. L. Goodsell fuakau Mr H. J. Woodbrldga