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£Ad *%-. faKBnMKE ' WsSSm W/I OF YOUR 'COWS « Are you unconsciously throwing away profits?" W Remember it's the extra protection that counts!" Your cows are your greatest asset. Protect youp herd—ensure its complete safety by using a san- ■ 'nSp itary, easy-milking WALLACE SUPER MILKER* The Wallace Super Milking Machine —manufactured and designed by expert Wallace engineers from matched parts—has proved beyond question how / V Wff" x vitally the quality of your milking machine governs the output of your - • jj V herd. Every component of the dependable Wallace Super Milker is designed ; for a special purpose—each plays its essential part in the new era of safer, faster, cleaner milking introduced by Wallace. ( Featured at left is the WALLACE MECHANICAL PULSATOR —composed of only two moving parts, and unaffected by temperature or climate. The ■ vSU) Wallace Pulsator is easily adjusted to secure the required squeeze and : release, and—while the motor runs—the Pulsator CANNOT STOP. D. McL. WALLACE, LTD. Increased efficiency at lower costs—maximum safety for your herd—bigger ' * , ' profits for you—what the Wallace Super Milker has done for others, it can Phone 97, iVnakatane do f OP you. Post the coupon now ! IHcL. WALLACE G BH| S S I | I H H a W NEWMARKET, AUCKLAND. ... j HKS ■ ■ I I IH H I IHb Dear Sirs, —Please forward me full details Of your ■5| WALLACE SUPER MILKER. . NAME f ? \DDRESS _■■ « ■ «

EXPEDIENCY!!! || A day'* mMcs mmi Wll Im ri«ki mm S Ik* job Witk TiabM. Joiaaiy and Ex- |8 fc You will b« plowed villi mi ModUnt* B II BOON, SULUVAN, LUKE, LTD. J ffulldw Coatrmctorß, and Ttakw Marehaata. COMMERCE STREET, WHAKATANE. =1 Tlmmi OMcm ul TbWTtfi 19. | - A CHANGE FOR MOTORISTS - O . f ' CAREFREE RIDES BY RAIL Here is a good thought for motorists and their families : —Why have always the wear- ; ing worry of the steering wheel ? Why have i the frequent dread of another car's wild rush .5. around the dangerous bend of a narrow road? Why be always working while travelling? Why not have the ease and freedom of limbs .*•< which the train can give? Why not have the fearless joy of seeing the country fly past £ you, or the option of reading or chatting i - with friends, with no more anxiety about f the travelling than if you were sitting in au armchair at home? TRAVEL BY RAIL AND RELAX

Wk There ii wide-spread demand for SYKES'S DRENCH because SYKES'S MEANS SAFETY. Experienced Stock Breeders recommend it for_ . "thorough CLEANSING AT CALVING TIME,, LESS RISK OF INFECTION, BIGGER MILK YIELDS, - v and ■ ■ HEALTH in the HERD SAVES THE HERD AT ALL CHEMISTS AND STORES.

A Boon to Farmers and Farms — ■— ■■ ■ 9 The New Rotary Harrow IS PROVING ITSELF TO BE ONS OF THE BEST INVESTMENTS THE FARMER CAN MAKE. | I NO MATTER WHAT IS THE CLASS OR CONDITION OF YOUR FARM— • HILLY, UNDULATING OR FLAT THE ROTARY HARROW WILL PAY FOR ITSELF IN A SEASON. CALL AND ARRANGE FOR A DEMONSTRATION. Whakatane Farmers Supply CO. SOLE AGENTS. HOUSEWIVES- j THE CHOICEST MEAT IS ALWAYS ON SALE AT C. A. TIMES & SONS THE STRAND. WHAKATANE LARGE assortment of coloured basins. S, S. Slinplcy' and .Co., Phone 20:)

PUBLIC NOTICES J. D. RIVETT THE BRITISH FRUITERER High Class Confectioner Greengrocer STRAND PHONE 257 WHAKATANE PETERS' ICE CREAM COOPER'S SEEDS PLANTS and SEEDLINGS Agent for A nek'and Dry Cleaning Co.

SOW SUTTONS SEEDS. New seasons flower and vegetable seeds now stock. Try Suttons this year, and buy - them at Armstrongs, The Strand.

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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 1, Issue 19, 2 June 1939, Page 8

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Page 8 Advertisements Column 2 Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 1, Issue 19, 2 June 1939, Page 8

Page 8 Advertisements Column 2 Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 1, Issue 19, 2 June 1939, Page 8

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