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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 3, Issue 274, 26 February 1941, Page 3

PUBLIC NOTICES BAY OF PLENTY BEACON Published MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY MORNINGS Phones: Business Hours 10. Manager's Residence 278 M* SUBSCRIPTION RATES Cash in Advance Booked 3 Months 5/- 6/6 Months . 10/- 11/L Year 20/- 21/- • * ADVERTISEMENTS Advertisements will be received not later than 8.30 a.m cation mornings. Advertisements ieft in the special box provided at the entrance of the Beacon Office during the week-ends and after office hours are cleared at 8 a.'m. each morning* Late advertisements may also be placed by phone after office hours at. the Manager's residence (phone 278 M). OFFICE HOURS Mondays to Fridays 8 a.m to 5 p.m. Saturdays .... 8 a.m. to 12 noon., CASUAL ADVERTISING Classified Advertisements Situations Vacant, Wanted, Personal, Lost and Found, Wanted to Buy, Wanted to Sell, To Let, Board and Residence, in classified columns. MAXIMUM OF 12 words 16 words 20 words. Insertions Cash Cash Cash One 10 16 2 0 Three 2 6 4 0 5 6 1 Month 10 6 12 6 15 «

A Booking Fee of 1/- on the above advertisement is deducted if paid within 14 days, otherwise net. Birth Notices, Marriage .Notices, Death Notices, Bereavement Notices, Funeral Notices, In Memoriam Notices: •30 words 2/6 cash each insertion, or 3/6 booked; over 30 words 6d per line extra (6 words to the line) .< Death and Funeral Notice, combined 5/- per insertion cash, or -6/-+ booked. Theatrical and All Entertainment Announcements 4/6 per inch, single column, per insertion, with a minimum charge of 2/6. Dance Scatters and other Entertainment and Social Scatter Advertisements, 16 words 2/6. Casual Advertisements 4/6 per inch, single column, for ordinary position. Advertisements Received Replies to advertisements will bereceived at the Office of the Beacon, and when postage (3d) is provided,, will be promptly forwarded to the advertiser. The Company does not hold itself . -responsible for non-insertion of any advertisement or advertisements through accident or from other causes, or for error in the publication of an advertisement. be gained, as compared with thcr present method of telescoping carcases . Furthermore, in addition to labour considerations mentioned above,,_ itj may also be pointed out that apart from the defacement which the carcases would 'receive; —and this may" involve interference with glands which the Authorities require retained in position—such carcases, would not stand up to storage soP" : well as carcases which are telescoped. ■' Owing to the exigencies of war conditions, the paramount piinciplc. which must be observed in the cutting" and packing of our meat for' export, is to conserve as much shipping space as possible, and tb en-i sure that the meat arrives at its destination in the best possible condition. These are the guiding points we-must look into carefully before asking the purchaser, the -British Ministry of F00d,,"" to consider any alterations in .the preparation of our ... meat for export.