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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 5, Issue 60, 3 June 1942, Page 2

Dairy Farmers DO YOU INTEND RE-ARRANGING YOUR .MILKING PLANT FOR THE SEASON ? SUPPLIES MAY BE SHORT AND ANY JOB LEFT UNTIL THE LAST MOMENT JUST MIGHT MISS— WE OFFER 57 YEARS EXPERIENCE AS A GUIDE TO YOUR PROBLEMS. CONVERSIONS AND RENOVATIONS ON ANY MAKE OF MACHINE WILL BE CAREFULLY CARRIED OUT. QUOTATIONS FREELY GIVEN AT NO OBLIGATION. CALL AT OUR SHOWROOM AT THE STRAND TO INSPECT THE LATEST "WALLACE" SUPER MACHINE. OR PHONE 97 AND ARRANGE FOR OUR REPRESENTATIVE TO INSPECT YOUR PLANT. D. McL. Wallace Ltd. 'PHONE 97, WHAKATANE.

CLOSING FOR LUNCH HOUR Owing to staff difficulties we find it necessary to close for an hour for lunch from 12.30 to 1.30. This may sometimes be inconvenient to customers but will actually make for better service because our full staff in one hour can do much more than twc half staffs with an hour each. AS FROM MAY 27 WE CLOSE FROM 12.30 TO 1.30 EACH DAY = ~~ PRICESs^ESTORE PHONE 1. WHAKATANE.

SAVE THE COW PROTECT YOUR HERD USE OSMOND'S World Renc.vned Animal IWediceßies and Foods. ETHODYNE for COLIC, BLOWN, etc. ELECTRA FLUID for COLDS, CHILLS, etc. OXYGAS for MILK FEVER, etc. ANTISEPTIC PESSARIES for AFTER CALVING RED DRAUGHT CLEANSING DRENCH CODLIVINE CALF FOOD LET QSMQm'S KEEP YOUR HERD HEALTHY. Gordon R. Kent & Go. WHAKATAME Phone 344.