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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 8, Issue 66, 20 April 1945, Page 3

K SPECIAL MIXED GRASS SEED ■ For Burns and Broken Country. Price 7d per lb. Net F. 0.8. or F.O.R. Auckland. Contains Cocksfoot, Perennial Rye, Italian Rye, Crested DogsH tail, White Clover, Cowgrass and other valuable grasses and JJctovers. Similar to the Mixture we have been supplying tor seasons past and which has given such satisfactory results. Samples posted on request. Any quantity supplied. ■ [Also: "RECORDER" SPECIAL HIGH GRADE GRASS AND H" CLOVER SEEDS AT LOWEST RATES. ASK FOR PRICE LIST. I POULTRY: H * OUR POULTRY AUCTIONEERING BUSINESS IS THE ■ LARGEST IN NEW ZEALAND. H For Best Results — Send us your Consignments. ■ EGGS: H <IWE ARE ONE OF AUCKLAND'S LEADING WHOLESALE ■ LICENSED EGG DISTRIBUTORS. We pay freight on Eggs consigned to us by boat or r ail« ■ SUBSIDY: We also pay 3d per dozen Subsidy and allow a Rebate on Commission, on all eggs handled by us on behalf of Suppliers. ■ We supply Poultry and Egg Crates to our customer. Free, and pay Freight on all returned empty Egg Grates. H for most satisfactory returns and prompt payments consign your Poultry and Eggs to our sales. ■ HARDWARE: ■ GALVANISED PIPING, all sizes, for immediate delivery fin. fin. lin. liin. l£in. 2in. j mr per ft. 9d lid l/3d l/9d 2/2 id 2/11 3-4 d 4/11 3-4 d FENCING WIRE, STAPLES, WIRE NETTING, JOINERY, ■ WALLBOARD, BATHS, BASINS, SINKS. All General Hardware Lines at Lowest Rates. Ask for our Prices. I- j. jonesTimited GRASS SEED GRAIN HARDWARE I■ GENERAL MERCHANTS & AUCTIONEERS, ■ City Markets Auckland. Telephone 32-961 (5 lines) P.O. Box 602. II MASSEY HARRIS WE TAKE PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING THAT WE HAVE TAKEN OVER THE MASSEY HARRIS ■ AGENCY FOR ALL FARM IMPLEMENTS AND MACHINERY. I DALGETY & CO. LTD. (Incorporated in England). THE STRAND, WHAKATANE. ■i F. M. ABBOTT j AUTO ELEGTRECIAM ■ H 8 lam pleased to announce I have been appointed | OFFICIAL LUCAS SERVICE AGENT and DIS- 5 TRIBUTOR for LUCAS ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT g ■ E For expert attention to the electrical equipment on g your car or tractor call or 'phone 124. 5 gf-MM—BBIM— nIBU There are fewer goods. But £| there are more pay-envelopes. S| And if those pay-envelopes |||1 start bidding against each ||| other the stage is set for « trouble—unless ... unless we ra perform the very simple duty & set for all of us, to SAVE. 1 Saving means saving every |1 penny left over once essential w purchases are made. Saving means saving the f B money you'd normally spend 0 H| ||| on those things you can't buy In,,in isn> I ~ . 11111 LI ||| This kind of saving builds a 11 II | ill sound country. It's the only ■(/% wk jjm personal way you can help M g£ keep New Zealand financially IS All strong. And, through helpwKl p ik ing New Zealand, you help m® 1 -ant. 1 • 1 fi£ft|l ||| That's the pleasant part of it. I H When you invest in National fn 1-1% ||| War Savings your deposit III" I B g rows by 3% every year. Wr - i _ ll When peace comes you'll not | fli|| |9 * ill only have money to spend, 111 H but better, post-war products ptf pi 111 to spend it on. ■ • f|| It's worth thinking about— M worth doing something about. $m If you're a National Saver, see ||| if you can increase regular ||1 pay-day deposits. If you 9 haven't the habit yet, it's a V « good time now to open your "I M 3% National War Savings Hr Account. W5.62.16