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Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 6, Issue 287, 26 June 1917, Page 4

W. J. DILWORTH SADDLER AND HABNESS MAKER. Great South Road, PAPATOETOE I SPECIALISE IN TROTTING HARNESS. Horse and Cow Covers. Tennis Goods Stocked. Racquets Repaired. Bring YOUR Repairs. Aeent for "The Times." Woodstock Dairy MANGERE ROAD, OTAHUHU Fresh Milk Delivered, twice daily. CREAM TO ORDER. W. J. DEEBLE BUTCHER • toaKAU. For choice cuts of high standard quality, go to the Butcher on the Hill, where a continuous supply of fresh meat arrives daily. Carts deliver to all parts of the District. MAUKU STORES Is the right place to get Quality. You can prove this by purchasing at . WILLIAM GUTHRIE'S MAUKU STORE. Patumahoe. Ye Good Old Style For Good Meals, Attention and General Comfort the MAUKU HOTEL is hard to beat. Wines, Spirits, and Beer, bottled and draught, of best qualities only. T. B. BAILEY. Proprietor Motor Service Pukekohe and Waiuku Cars leave Waiuku daily at 0 a.m., 11.42 a.m. (except Saturday), and 4.30 p.m., and at 6 a.m. also on Monday and Thursday. Cars leave Pukekohe at 1n.40 a.m. and 5.30 p.m. Parties arranged ror. Trains or Boats met, as required. PHONE No. 4. F G. PARKER QUEEN STREET, WAIUKU. MY PEOPLE [LEAD, KINDLY LIGHT. | Doubtless you are aware England is now in the throes of her free trade policy, i.e., the open door. Prior to the war she was the receptacle for our enemies' goods and undesirables, thus allowing the latter to creep into every crevice of the Empire, to England's peril. To remove past anomalies "Champion " suggests reasonable protection and a closed door to our enemies, which would enable England to be a much larger manufacturer, with bettor working conditions and wages for her workors, who have so nobly responded to the Empire's call. Meantime — Fortify on " Champion " Muscle and Courage Raiser. 1 have spoken, v., Auckland. New Zealand. Tki.kimio.vk No. 111. Pukekohe Livery & Bait Stables H. BARBER i/KuiKiiMo,! (Late W. H. Hawke.) HORSES AND VEHICLES FOR Trains Mft Koasonabl.' Charges MOTTO—"Civility and Attention." 1232