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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 8, Issue 55, 9 March 1945, Page 2

REPAIRS ALL KINDS OF MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING REPAIRS. MOTOR VEHICLE AND STATIONERY ENGINES. ELECTRIC APPLIANCE MOTORS AND POWER MOTORS REWOUND AND RECONDITIONED. WELDING, GREASE AND SPRAY, TYRES, etc. ON SALE: MOTOR AND ENGINEERING SUNDRIES, PETROL, EUROPA OIL. S. K. SCHOFIELD'S GARAGE GEORGE STREET WE'LL DO 6UR BEST TO PLEASE YOU. Konakis! Sledges! Konakis! Sledges! MADE FOR HARD WORK AND BUILT TO LAST. ALL STEEL FRAME WORK. WELL STAYED AND BOLTED THROUGHOUT. REPLACEABLE RUNNERS. EASY TO PULL. STOCKS AVAILABLE FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY FROM WHAKATANE FARMERS' SUPPLY CO. 'PHONE 96. HURRY RAILWAY WAGONS THEY ARE IN URGENT DEMAND. Idle railway wagons hinder transportation—and transportation was never so vital as it is tpday. When wagons come to you, free them without delay. They are urgently wanted. EVERY WAGON COUNTS, JUST NOW.

Farmers are urged to produce 190,000 tons of butterfat in 1945-46. So, save every souhd cow and either winter on the farm or with graziers. Grow more feed crops and make the best use of animal droppings and liquid manure to supplement your topdressing ration. BRITAIN LOOKS TO THE NEW ZEALAND DAIRY-FARMER For A Large Proportion Of Her Butter And Cheese "Britain's meagre butter ration of two ounces a head a week was assured for Christmas by the arrival of two ships from New Zealand 'in the nick of time', said Mr. W. Bankes-Amery, leader of the United Kingdom food mission to Australia and New Zealand." Dominion, Feb. 16th. Keep up the supplies to Britain , , . FOOD IS THE^FAR^^RESPONSIBILITY issued by the New Zealand Department of Agriculturm EIS.A4