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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 8, Issue 83, 22 June 1945, Page 8

MR FARMER Get expert independent advice about your MILKING MACHINE or SEPARATOR. Charges moderate. Machines overhauled. New and second hand machines for sale. A.M.P. LIFE INSURANCE Ordinary Branch. R. A. TIMS, 'Phone 96^ P.O. Box G6, Whakatane. ~INFANTS' Winceyctte cream lOnly, from 7/3 to 9/.- :it Bridgers Ltd.

FOR YOUR WIDOW'S SAKE LET THE GUARDIAN TRUST SHOULDER THE BURDEN What provision have you made for the management of your farm after your death? Your dependents may not be able to carry on unaided—and a forced sale pften means a loss. That is where the Guardian Trust can help you. A practical, experienced farm supervisor can be appointed to look after your estate to the best advantage, thus relieving your family of all worry and responsibility. The Guardian Trust is a permanent organisation, backed by many years' experience in farm management, farm accounts, death and _ estate duties, taxes and ail legal matters. If, however, you prefer making your own appointment of a friend to act in respect of Farm Supervision, either solely or in an Advisory capacity with the Guardian Company, it will be most happy to carry out your • wishes or to act in the fullest co-operation as such Make a point of seeing the local Guardian Trust manager on ySur next trip to town —or write for a free booklet giving particulars. "'Gua&dianlZu&t & EXECUTORS 1 COMPANY OF N.Z. LIMITED (Empowered by Special Act of Parliament, 1883.) Capital: £100,000. Additional Liability of Shareholders: £100,000. Estates under Administration exceed £16,000,000. New business last year over £1,000,000. Head Office: South British Insurance Building, Shortland Street, Auckland. g

12,000 ACRES 4|§ or ' AM/Z¥ ijm T ° MAINTAIN OUR LIVESTOCK Farmers in the recognised maize growing districts of the North Island can help save valuable shipping space and other transport facilities by stepping up their maize acreage. Every bushel of maize grown in the North saves a bushel of grain being brought up ' from the South and reduces the overall stock-feed costs. A generous fertilizer ration for maize pro- - duction has been made, while ample high class seed of good producing maize varieties is available. All that is now required is the * will to ensure.that 12,000 acres will be sown. * Although it is yet a matter of months until planting will be carried out, the time is opportune to plan for the crop and to start the plough. As with all other crops, early and thorough cultivation is half the battle. FREE BULLETINS. Call at, or write to, your local office of the Dept. of Agriculture for free copy of Bulletin 236 "Maize" and Bulletin 203 " Conservation of Farm Machinery^ s FOOD IS THE FARMER'S RESPONSIBILITY Issued by the New Zealand Department of Agriculture.