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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 8, Issue 51, 23 February 1945, Page 8

PUBLIC NOTICES EAT DENMAN'S BREAD For Quality and Flavour Its Unsurpassed. There's Milk in every Mix. Try a Loaf To-day. Golden Krust Bakery FIREWOOD Pine blocks 10/- per ton. Pine (minimum supply 2 tons). Pine 3 tons 27/6. Rimu (stove lengths) truck load (1% ton) 25/-. Be sure of your winter supply and order right away. BRABANT BROS., LTD., 'Phone 91. 2f PLASTERING WORK PLASTERING WORK PLASTERING WORK For every kind and variety of concrete work get in touch immediately with HUME BROS. HUME BROS. THE MASTER PLASTERERS. Licensed Drainlayers'. Plastering, brick-work, col-our-washing, monumetal work, con-crete-work including paths, kerbirig etc. EXPERT WORKMANSHIP. Estimates Free. Ring Phone 315, or write Box 4, Whakatane. AOTEA ? Kaiapoi and Wanganui knitting wools. We have a large range of shades at 10 %d and 11 %d oz. Bridgers Ltd. MEN'S Tan Shoes with grain finish. A serviceable and attractive shoe well made by Monarch. 33/- pair at Bridgers, Ltd.

PUBLIC NOTICES THE ASSOCIATED BOTTLERS COMPANY LIMITED WE HENRY EDWARD BELL and ROBLNA MARGARET HODGSON of Waimana Storekeepers, trading as "BELL &' HODGSON" hereby publicly our regret that bottles the property of THE ASSOCIATED BOTTLERS COMPANY LIMITED have been wrongfully used by us for the jmrpose of our business. Bottles belonging to the said Company are all marked with the letters "ABC" enclosed in a triangle and also have at the base, thereof the. words "This bottle i& the property of the Associated Bottlers Co. Ltd." AND WE ACKNOWLEDGE that we had no right to use the said bottles in a 113' way whatsoever otherwise than with the written sanction of The. Associated Bottlers Company Limited. H. E. BELL, R. M. HODGSON. WANTED TO BUY CARS AND TRUCKS SUITABLE FOR WRECKING CADMAN'S PARKING STATION LTD. 'Phone 191. DON'T RUN THE RISK YOURSELF Insure with the SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE CO., LTD. Fire, Personal Accident, Motor Cars and Trucks Workers Compensation. A STRONG COMPANY, Whakatane Agent: IWUSSETT & LITTLEJOHN 'Phone 344. QUALITY printing of all descriptions executed promptly. The Bay of Plenty Beacon. Phone 10. P.O. Box 7. OQOOOOQOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO WHEN YOU HAVE READ THIS COPY OF THE "BAY OF PLENTY BEACON" PLEASE POST IT TO A SOLDIER SERVING OVERSEAS. HE WILL APPRECIATE IT. •ooooooooooooooooooooosooooooooooooooo

PUBLIC NOTICES A.M.P. INSURANCE Ordinary Branch. ALFA LAVAL SEPARATORS SIMPLEX MILKING MACHINES R. A. TIMS, P.O. Box 66, Whakatane. 'Phone 124. 'And a large variety of— SOFT DRINKS, MILK SHAKES and SUNDAE FLAVOURS. GALL IN AND GOOL OFF at the MONTE CARLO JUST ARRIVED NEW GYCLES NEW GYCLES LADIES AND GENTS A fresh consignment of new cycles together with plenty of spare parts for repairs,, has jwst arrived. INSPECT NOW AT ALF. MOORE'S CYCLE DEALER. The Strand — Whakatane. 'Phone 137. FOR PLASTERING AND BRICKLAYING Consult. C. J. PARTRIDGE (Licensed Drain-layer) Septic Tanks, Sujnps and Greasetraps installed and repaired. All types of concrete and brick work undertaken. Workmanship guaranteed. Ring 3605.

OUR GLAMOUR'S ONLY A GLIMMER NOW—BUT WAIT! Tantalizing! Beside this pre-war glamour, Berlei beauty now Er is only a glimmer. Severe—but necessary—regulations of the vf^l] Standards Institute govern how much time, labour and rubber may go into any one corset. I=z==i Thank you, lovely ladies all, for bearing with our present short- Jj\ comings. As soon as restrictions lift, Berlei will dazzle your beauty-loving eyes again. A Berlei executive is in America now, investigating the synthetic rubber and fabric situation. We're all set to pick up where we left off—at nylon, remember? When the whistle jrt / blows, we'll shower you, overpower you with lovely limber * Berleis beyond your dreams. We'll have you looking your most jjjj beautiful for "him" to come home. to. It's a promise! > Thanks are due ... We would like to express our gratitude to the many women who have helped mitigate our labour shortage—■ ! especially those who, without manpower direction, gave \? §J ! up their leisure and voluntarily undertook the regular j. „ hours of work at Berlei. Their labour has been of real { service to the community—producing not only found- nl* : ation garments, but also huge quantities of battledress ft « *'• | rCeS ' t^im '