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

■ PUBLIC NOTICES I POSTS !! ! POSTS !! ! ■ POSTS !! ! POSTS !! ! ■ STRAINERS—ANGLE POSTS— ■ COMPLETE WITH STAYS I ALL ■ REINFORCED CONCRETE ■ REINFORCED CONCRETE I Inspect products at I MUSSETT & LITTLE JOHN ■ The Strand ■ or at works site, Douglas Street j I Whakatane. I Concrete Troughs ) Cowlick I Containers, Haystack Weights. Built ■ to your specification. I Order now. Phones 665. I CONCRETE POST CO., ■ Churchouse & Shirley 3 I Whakatane. I WHAKATANE I DISTRIBUTORS LTD. I FOR NEW I WALLACE MILKING I MACHINES I We have a good range of recondiI tioned Vacuum Pumps and Petrol ■ Engines. I Arrange for the overhaul of your I. Milking Machine, Petrol or Diesel I Engine NOW. H R. H. COWAN — —t 'Phone 33. I THE MUTUAL LIFE & CITIZENS ■ ASSURANCE CO. LTD. ■ (THE M.L.C.) ■ Assurances in force exceed ■ £110,000,000 I ' Claims paid exceed £48,000,000 ■ Annual incopie exceeds £6,000,000 ■ MR ERNEST ARMSTRONG wishes ■ to, announce that he has beea ap- ■ pointed Ordinary Branch Agent for ■ the M.L.C. for the Whakatane dis-. I Life, Endowment i Family Income, ■ Retirement Income, Children's AsH surances. H Call write or telephone 153 Victoria Ave., Whakatane. I WHAT'LL YOU HAVE ? And WATB TLE you can have by ringing 37, H Whakatane Central Woodyard. Split ■ wattle for stove or open fire. Get m, your winter supply in now. IrnmedH iate. delivery. ■ CHILDREN'S F awn Suede Boot&, ■ sizes 4 tc> 17/(5; 7to 9, 19/9 pair. Bridgers Ltd •

If ISSUED BY THE DEPT - OF HEALTH | BUILDING , BODIES A building job slows down or stops if building I materials are not available. Similarly the building up of a child's body slows down if the building foods are not ; provided for it. WHICH ARE THE BODY BUILDERS? Milk and cheese, eggs, fish and all kinds of rationed and unrationed meats. Also dried peas, beans, lentils and oatmeal which, though not quite so valuable are most useful additional builders, especially when eggs are in short supply. When a building is finished, it must be kept in repair. The same I building materials are needed for this, too. And when the human i body is full grown, and all through life, it must be kept in repair by means of the same foods as were needed for growth. HOW MUCH BUILDING MATERIAL IS NEEDED FOR MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR ? 3-4 glasses of milk daily for the child and 2 glasses for the adult; 3 or 4 eggs a week, I a day for the children, if possible; I ounce of any type of meat or fish at I year of age — up to 3 ounces daily at least, for the adult. After 18 months occasionally introduce grated, uncooked cheese. In-between snacks of sweet foods cannot replace the solid building foods. YOUR FOOD — DOES IT BUILD? DOES IT REPAIR? 19 A FOR A HEALTHIER NATION