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fort ef Butter. you can help build up the Empire's food reserves which * S e<^ important to the successful prosecution of the i war. New Zealand farmers are doing their utmost to in- &?%, crease production — but maximum output can only besJlll \ reached with the use of efficient labour-saving plant, 1 The Wallace Dual Vacuum Milker (below) is to-dayi^ —.§L-~- most outstanding contribution to the dairying industr^r* ow l eve * interceptors in each bail allow milk to be fff - gravitated from the cows at any required vacuum. The S milk is delivered from the cow to the interceptors at udder ? fSJ level. It is then lifted from the interceptors to the milk - 3 ffl Bj iSSf ne ' an( * surge is eliminated. Transparent interceptors ' M ®mw fill enable the milk from individual cows to be inspected. * W Bi §|f |f#l The Wallace gives you the convenience of the overhead w-jßi li ne milker with the advantages of low-line and low - ' SPlllfl ■ ilff vacuum milking. Send the coupon for full particulars of • | this Wallace Diial ' . ' A ABOVE: The and D. McL. WaUace PHONE 97 LTD. WHAKATANE J D - McL. WALLACE LTD.. Dept. A 1' ' HIKSI i I i Q. 1 ili a W 4Bm "-"JHH newmarket > AUCKLAND. ** WMKa ||l I|n Hj IHH Bmbßl Dear Sirs,- —please forward me full particulars of ■' HotSH Ip I J i g ft ■ ' WHg| Wallace Super and Dual Vacuum Milkers. NAME VDDRESS ' • ' ' A ' • - : ■■■ ■• ■ ■ ■ ■ . ■ ■•y •-v ■ ■ • . - • ■- ■ . ■. • t ■■ i > ■-. A- ) *■' / - - i I ' 'It Pays to Advertise! Jl. fjjjjl To Businessmen. You ha e goods for sale; let us assist, you. ' irnm. |jl Three, times a week the BEACON penetrates into 1200 homes MS! Iff in Whakatane and throughout the Rangitaiki Plains. - m I'M Casual Advertisers. 'Our classified advertisements bring sur-A 00$ 3 m prising results. Lost and Found, For Sale, To Rent, Jobs Wanted. OM$ ' i- tH Situations Vacant, Wanted to Buy, Wanted Known. It is all the mwL p|:' j;f| same. Let us tell the world about it! - 1 ' REMEMBER : "A Hen' doesn't stop scratching because ? W : Worms are scarce!" §k :: -:$ r lit ' ill S. o||. Advertise in the BEACON for Results' 'J§ti %•. i-iim ' I The "Beacon" is your Paper jjt IT cannot live without your support. Become a permanent ml subscriber. Help the BEACON to help you forward the interests . p| of the district in which we have our-mutual bond. jßjjpf : p||j Non-political, , non-sectarian and independent', the BEACON Jffji p|| portrays the news of the district in which it circulates and seeks HJ|jp: wM! to give a lead in all movements calculated to assist the progress Jj| of town and country. * i||| YOU KNOW that for £1 per year, you can have, the A. jßH|| v "- j||f! BEACON delivered three times a week, at your home. Ring 'Wmkfl fj! Mo. 10 or consult your district agent. ■ if-

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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 2, Issue 225, 14 October 1940, Page 6

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Page 6 Advertisements Column 2 Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 2, Issue 225, 14 October 1940, Page 6

Page 6 Advertisements Column 2 Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 2, Issue 225, 14 October 1940, Page 6

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