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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 1, Issue 85, 8 November 1939, Page 3

| //a summer sporting goods are now in Season Call and Inspect our Splendid Range of "TENNIS RACQUETS ■CRICKET EQUIPMEN! 0 ANGLING & FISHING GEAR Spalding, Dunlop, Spencer Moulton Tennis Balls. 4? Cutlers Hardware Ltd. P s°o ne HAY and ENSILAGE MIXTURE WITH the rapid growth of pastures, mineral contents are less than usual. Food value will be greatly increased by using our Hay and Ensilage Powder. £15/0/0 per ton for Hay, £10 0 0 per ton for En&ilage. Whakatane Farmers Supply Co. Sole Agents \ SOW TO W FOR -V Ml JUST as the farmer must plant to-day the seeds of the harvest he will reap tomorrow, so the man who would some day harvest income for himself or security for his family must to-day plant the seeds of that harvest—small amounts from his current income. "As ye sow, so shall ye reap." Plant early the seeds of future income in the fertile ground of an A.M.P. Life Policy where their cultivation is in expert hands, and the crop that is planted to-day will yield a rich harvest of income when income is needed. Get in touch to-day with your nearest A.M.P. Agent or Office. S ji Fill in your name I 9 arid age and post ■ to your nearest i § A.M.P. Office for j ■ full particulars. I THE LARGEST MUTUAL j LIFE OFFICE IN THE \ Mr. r EMPIRE | Mf s ( Established 1849 j M,SS j; (Incorporated in Australia) i Born Head Office for New Zealand: { I Customhouse Quay, Wellington. I Ari ) , j> W. T. Ikin, Manager. I *** " ™. *I; _ j AMP-54 | Hamilton District Manager, G. E. A. WILKES. Bay of Plenty District Agent, J. W. BULLARD Goulstone Road, Whakatanc- Phon:c (