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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 8, Issue 43, 26 January 1945, Page 6

1 j Whichever Utvu we turned | j When the unavoidable restrictions of war-time first began to interfere - | , with normal trade, we planned to maintain the best possible service for our regular customers. j There were difficulties whichever way we turned, but through the - patience 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. y - toe tutbg QUE'BW ANtVE CHOCOLATES in fuller supply 4 19 for dry, clean, permanent COW-YARDS, PATHS, FLOORS , Concrete is clean, dry, pest-proof, permanent. Experts recommend Concrete for cow-yards, paths, floors. Make yours in Wilsons Star Cement. Abo posts, tanks, etc. Send a postcard stating what you wish to make, and we will supply instructions free. 73 , LTD. South British Insurance Buildings, Shortland Street, Auckland. ; i? : - II nJ n, n„ ? up» ° 9 - Up! x IV' rngmffA 90 Q_p : : * Sales!! ■ Like its baking results, " Q-P" safes are also RISING , j - - - Why? ■ !. ; ■ BECAUSE "Q-P" BAKING POWDER ! I LEAVES NO AFTER-TASTE ! I Since its introduction just over 12 month? ■ ■■•M ago "Q-P" Baking Powder has proved such :« '"fl a boon to housewives that many.grocers say - j H it is now their best seller. If you haven't - v' "H tried it yet, you've a treat in store. ; ; H *A W J l|-r poWDER " Buy a tin to-day! . —