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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 4, Issue 135, 30 July 1941, Page 7

Rubber Repairs ! EXPERTLY AND ECONOMICALLY Done —No Job too Small • None too Large. fThe Para Rubber Company arc | soling tennis patching If its made of, rubber and will stand repairing, take it to Para! mikWM THE STRAND, WHAKATANE Also at Hamilton, Pukekohe and throughout New Zealand. j CREATURE COMFORT | 1 ~—"— * I TRANSPORT OF ANIMALS # j Cheap, careful carriage of all livestock, i i whether in large consignments c-r small, is one of J \ the many valuable services provided by the Rail- \ f ways for the man on the land.. It pays him f r to send animals by rail . . . directly, in low F 4 freight charges and in safe,, rapid transport; in4 directly, in the use that he as a taxpayer, makes i 1 of the Railways, the State's largest industrial 4 J enterprise. i f BY RAILWAY IS THE BEST WAY J 0 Modern Shoe Repair Methods Employed Here jrr M Jf I Even the most dainty shoes entrusted V \ m=Jr to us re P a * r are returned to you \V. . A perfect in shape and practically reJ/J \\ ' Quick and first class Shoe Repairs Service at moderate prices. S. BROWN WHAKATANE BOOT STORE 6c REPAIRING DEPOT, OPP. CUTLER'S, WHAKATANE !"■ ' HEALTH IN ® A BOTTLE I "Lion Ale"' is pronounced by all to | be a brew of the highest quality. I So pure, so clear and so beneficial, j that it is truly a pleasure to have a I thirst that calls for a "Lion" to j quench it. j Brewed at the LION BREWERY. Khyber Past