NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 1, Issue 24, 21 August 1912, Page 2

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

New suiky for sale. Bov wanted at Waiuku. Quarter plate stand camera for sale. For .'-ale piano; a bargain. Drury Road Board insert notice re heavy tralfic by-laws. Pukekohe Bowling Club invite tenders for erection of corrugated iron fence. Annual meeting of shareholders of the Pukekohe East Public Mall on Saturday. August 31.

Otaua Drainage Board notify that the ratepayers' list is open for inspection. Polling places for Karaka Road District's proposed loan of £OOOO are advertised. Saturday is polling day. Reminder is given of the Bachelor's ball at Patuniahoe on Friday evening. Big turn-out assured. Franklin A. and P. Society invite applications for secretaryship at £l5O a year; applications close on September 4. MrC'has. .J. Hosking, of Waiuku, advertises that the stallions Master Soult, Royal Knight and Young Drover are at the service of breeders. The services of the trotting horse Papanui are available. A more extended notice of this well-known sire will appear next issue. Mr T. Walch, of Pokeno, advertises his harness and saddlery business in Pokeno. In addition to this department Mr Walch stocks boots, and also for footwear the Pokeno district people are advised to go to his establishment. The Franklin County Council invite ratepayers to inspect the ratepayers' rolls in the various county ridings, the otlices at which they may be inspected being advertised in another column. The County also advertises its intention to strike a general rate of 123-25Gths of a penny in the i on the unimproved value of Hunua Road District, and of '.jd in the C on the capita! value of all other parts of the county. N.Z. L and M.A. Co. are to hold a clearing sale on behalf of Mr 11. Rogers, of Pukekohe, on August 27. Mr Rogers had succeeded in getting together a choice lot of Jerseys and grade Jerseys, and as he is giving up farming this should prove an excellent chance for dairymen to secure good stock. Besides the cattle there are pigs, poultry, and a lot of machinery to be sold.