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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 70, Issue 81, 13 June 1944, Page 2

DAIRY FARMERS V STOCK UP EARLY WITH REMEDIES FOR THE t CALVING SEASON. | WE HAVE COMPLETE STOCKS FOR ALL YOUR f, REQUIREMENTS. REDEX REMEDIES FOR ALL STOCK AILMENTS BROWN, GREEN AND SYKES DRENCHES CATTLE SYRINGES, HYPODERMIC SYRINGES MILK FEVER OUTFITS. WHAKATANE FARMERS' SUPPLY CO. / 'PHONE 96 | PUBLIC NOTICE j j K. SCHOFIELD'S \ J SERVICE STATION \ . \ GEORGE STREET f J J J HAS RESUMED A FULL SERVICE FOR MOTOR- \ i ISTS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS OF THE MOTOR 5 ) INDUSTRY. 5 * # 'Phone 273 D. # .. . . Here's the way to get | MORE mJ3 1 eggs all the year round Feed your fowls with vOQ SERVICE LAYING MASH— ' then watch them lay! SERVICE Laying Mash is manufactured from pure grain meals, proteins, minerals, and vitamins in scientifically controlled proportions to make it a COMPLETE FOOD with the addition of greens. It maintains their health and makes them LAY MORE EGGS. Order a supply to-day! SERVICE LAYING MASH Manufactured by BOND & BOND LTD., Auckland OBTAINABLE from WARD'S STORE - WHAKATANE K. H. MACKRELL OTAKIRI ; , off 1 nciuid 11 fat 6l Allow* to "cool. When *set beat in lemon juice and un* ll a g llß^ l Ji®^ quired^Makes a wbolesome spread for satoury j f Ingredients — 3 eggs, I breakfast cup lljlilf'.-I susar, 1 level breakfast cup flour, 1 salt- % W I spoon salt. Vanilla Essence, 1 teaspoon SpHßeg V_A |J .^ljgWßßwl "0-P" Baking: Powder. Ileat tog-ether 1 EaasgMfrajEKlili s tablespoon " Q- p butter substitute and eprcs and sus?ar until tbick. Sift in flour ; and "Q-P" Baking Powder. Do not beat, HNRA i*, fold until dry flour is absorbed, lastly add IN fi pQWDtHJUK "Q-P" Butter substitute (made as above) and milk bot. Grease tins with unsalted . fat to prevent sponges sticking:. XglflßHra 20 minutes 400°. Regulo No. 6-5. BUY A TIN OF "Q-P" BAKING POWDER TO-DAY! J fm DiKMcn mfiSt £«*■ •*■ \b fey | N^feL \»»»/, CROUP I ?4fcgjgf* r 9