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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 8, Issue 24, 14 November 1944, Page 6

IF YOU'RE IN TOWN at, the BELL DINING AND TEA BOOMS. Three Course Meals. * Luncheons. Morning and Afternoon Teas. F 1 „ MORE MAIZE WANTED 17 CtllTl©! S GROW MORE THIS YEAR Prices for Next Year's Crop are—f.o.b.s.i. less usual Commission : For July delivery, 5/6; plus subsidy 1/", 6/6 For Aug. delivery, 5/8; plus subsidy 1/-, 6/8 For Sept. delivery, 5/9; plus subsidy 1/-, 6/9 For Oct. delivery, 5./10; plus subsidy 1/-, 6/10 For Nov. delivery 5/11; plus subsidy 1/-, 6/11 For Dec. delivery 6/-; plus subsidy 1/-, 7/- . For Jan-Feb. delivery 6/1; plus subsidy l/-, 7/1 For Mch-June delivery 6/2; plus subsidy 1/-, 7/2 THESE PRICES ARE PROFITABLE. 2 Full Particulars from Your Local Merchant. So ffon friitsed 4.4.ain ! It's sheer bad luck when you call at the Adams Bruceshop and are told: "Sorry, no Queen Annes'\ We just can't help it. However, soon —we hope—you'll be ableto buy Queen Anne Chocolates more readily. £oon, - hope Queen ANME chocolates ht fuller supply 12 —■——da—mmamm9 There's no cleaner» safer of more economical material for H ■ tie-up stall and water, troughs H 11 jl ■ than Invest in conII crete quarters for your herd and ■■k 11 reap the dividends in health and ease of upkeep. Details of construction on> request from WIISONS^CEMENI e LTD. © South British Insurance Buildings, Shortland St., Auckland. 12