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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 8, Issue 40, 16 January 1945, Page 6

« I i _ " II ■ ifjufc QUR problem. / J& ■ <4^ Four into two won't go! We've done our best to meetthe demand for Queen Anne Chocolates but restrictions., are necessary. But console yourself with the knowledgethat soon—we hope—they'll be in fuller supply. £oatv - u>e hope QUB"£N A/VAJE CHOCQLfcTSS f u^et *«pply CONCRETE . Yes, a good concrete yard, tank, milking-shed floor or piggery a solid investment that does not depreciate. Instructions for | concrete work on the farm will be sent on request. State what you wish to make. WILSOHS^CEHMT LTD. i South British Insurance Buildings, Shortland Street, Auckland. ■■ \ ,'! ' t ' „ . Up! ' ®pi 90 "o-"" : * Sales H Like its baking results, "Q-P" sales are also RISING f'■ ---Why? ;,j : : BECAUSE "Q-P" BAKING POWDER f; LEAVES NO AFTER-TASTE [5 Since its introduction just over 12 month? i M ago " Q-P " Baking Powder has proved such i£g>\ v? 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 q tin to-day! * 'ft D' U l|-r powder Buy a tin to-day ! >/'