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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 8, Issue 37, 5 January 1945, Page 6

u^gn pSllfgi i wkickevev ui&y we twfaed\ When the unavoidable restrictions of war-time first began to interfere ' with normal trade, we planned to maintain the best possible service- j for our regular customers. There were difficulties whichever way we turned, but through thepatience and goodwill of our friends we have kept them supplied as. well as we could with Queen Anne Chocolates and Adams'Bruce ; Cake, of unrivalled quality and value. We feel that the day is not so far distant when we can restore out; : production to meet the full requirements, of the public. £oOft, — U)£ Uohg QUEEai ANtVE CHOCOLATES in f uller supply

■ Get rid of that infected timber and rusty iron ; — build your own posts, tanks, floors in Concrete. Full instructions on request from 1 wiyiOMs .cehHNTl,,' South British Insurance Bldgs., Shortland St* Auckland. c ji.

.. ..'< <>■- Op! ffilfcl 9°' "<w>" 1 Sales!! Like its baking results, " Q-P" sales are also RISING Why? BECAUSE "Q-P" BAKING POWDER LEAVES NO AFTER-TASTE Since its introduction just over 12 month.' ago "Q-P" Baking Powder has proved such a boon to housewives that many grocers say it is now their best seller. If you haven't ■ tried it yet, you've a treat in store. Buy a tin to-day ! 'A D r » BAKING^r POWDER Buy a fin fo-jdcy! • . .