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Franklin Times, Volume XXXI, Issue 44, 20 April 1942, Page 1

Situations Vacant ttouSEKEEPER, capable, for three adults: one a semi-invalid. ’Phone iOOU after 8 pan. 46 Sharemilking Wanted •l JAN wants Sharemilking, own herd, about GO cows; in Franklin district. —Apply Box 37, Pukekohe. 70 Board Wanted T ADY School Teacher desires private board, handy town. — Apply “Board,” Times Office. 48 To Let TpURNISHED Flat, three rooms, all- -*■ electric; hand position; reason- | able rent. —Apply C. K. Lawrie and i Son, Pukekohe. pARAGE, cheap, Totara Avenue.— Apply Go, Times Office. TTOUSE, in ’Plione 9. Harris Street. —Ring 53 For Sale G ELDING, 5 years, sound, any trial.lron —Rin; jrey, quiet, 110. 71 j")AK Settee, with Squab, order.—Apply X.Y.Z., fice. in good Times Of--COW Bucket Plant, complete with -*■ electric motor; guaranteed sound. —Apply Thorley, Helvetia Road. 47 Wanted to Buy. ■puSH Chair, with hood, and cot, in good order. —Apply 49, Times Office. QMALL House, grazing for Times Office. close Pukekohe, with one cow. —Apply 59, CAVE UP YOUR COTTON RAGS. I STAN ANDREW, LTD. | will buy clean cotton rags in any quantity at 4d per lb 4d per lb. QLEAN HITE NO TAILOR’S CUTTINGS j PER LB. | TIMES OFFICE, iROULSTON STREET, PUKEKOHE.

Wanted WANTED WANTED WANTED WANTED 10 TO 20 ACRES CROPPING I AND on Pukekohe Hill. E. rTd OBSON WAIUKU ’PHONE 11 IK REPRESENTATIVE JNO. GREY, LAND AGENT, AUCKLAND. LAD: “Augh! This everlastin’ muckin’ abalit —scrubbin’ dahn cow sheds that NEVER looks clean! —I’m off to look for war work!” SIS: Oh! Laddie Boy! Don’t go. How can we make it look any nicer?” LAD: “When I reads abalit dairies and milkmaids I thought they would be all clean and white.” MUM: “That’s an idea! Let’s whitewash the walls and the stalls. I’ll get Dad to take a can to Comrie’s. They've got buckets of stuff that’s just lovely for whitewash!”