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rUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES an——pn*. Finance heavy weight, finance |dkcounTCo., ~ || Batteries REA^r S A v TO A s N U"T UPON WE KNOW FROM EXPERIENCE THAT WINTER CMI J is OUR "BATTERY SEASON." A COLD MORNING "Beacon" Buildings C ¥ WITH A LOW BATTERY MEANS DIFFICULT The Strand Whakatane. STARTING OR WORSE STILL —NO START AT ALL. . . . RISKING THIS, YOU RISK LOST TIME, WORRY AND EXPENSE. . . . . FIT A GENUINE FORD OR EXIDE TODAY . . . Your Will can become obsolete "ZZ T,« Overnight pii'"* f BY THE SUDDEN DEVALUING OF ASSETS, BY THE DEATH J *w* MCTDA O f OF PERSONS WHOM YOU INTENDED TO BENEFIT OR f rl/vMO I ACWVG & CO. Ltd• f FROM OTHER CAUSES IN A RAPIDLY CHANGING WORLD f WHAKATANE 'PHHMFC 171 *wn M/i i YOUR WILL CAN BECOME OBSOLETE, AND FAIL TO # 111 AWU I CARE AND SKILL. REMEMBER THAT AS CIRCUMSTAN- i \A/I—l AVA T X NIC OA r\l/"\ C f CES CHANGE SO MAY YOUR WILL NEED REVISION. J V V IIAIxA 1 /\INE I\/\L/IV-/ \7* J THE PUBLIC TRUSTEE WILL PREPARE YOUR WILL, I CI CPXDFP A I P /N\/ J AND REVISE IT AS OFTEN AS REQUIRED, FREE OF ANY IIX IV I Y t „ AC 4 (OPPOSITE REGENT THEATRE). A HAS YOUR WILL BEEN REVIEWED OR REVISED RE- J , THE public trustee Radio Repairs f CALL FOR AN INTERVIEW WITH THE DISTRICT MAN- f * f AGER THE STRAND, WHAKATANE. (TELEPHONE No. 150) # n J • rk ' • Radio Repairs ============= RADIO REPAIRS I a Electrical Repairs PROMPT REPAIRS TO ALL MAKES OF RADIOS* REFRIGERATORS AND ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES. 'PHONE 355, 118 THE STRAND, WHAKATANE*. " 'SI WE'RE Message to Dairy Farmers from the Hon. B. Roberts, . £ L.' i Minister of Agriculture. UfeSwiSi M ' ■ £ = CROP SUBSIDY SCHEME WASfe"-' lll§? I FOR PIG FEED ' In making this appeal for increased pig production, ® r^j~^ !! Ido so knowing that pig-producers have made a wonderful effort in providing for the needs of all the Allied armed forces in the Pacific in substantially increasing the number ' > ' of baconers produced last season by 59,000. r ,.; t •* i You are aware that the target set for the 1945/4S season * J f ~r- c -;—t- 1 "' r i r u^^rx±r 3^ is 50,000 tons of pig-meats 8,000 tons, or 150,000 pigs, more . ( IAfE'DE MAtfllkir* VUt'dC MAlflfciS* rr*> than last year. You can do this without increasing your ■» t M'MNv : ®S:X. wwEKE MAfVINw p3T breeding stock, although that is desirable. An increase in HZ. a* g tJjlc a/ ™» y>j E p— i the number of pigs slaughtered per sow from 8.8 to 10.5 V ALL I Flip? ALL I tIC j P? I pigS/ which you cxchiov©d in 1941# can be accomplished again, to make the production of 50,000 tons a fact. 11l I "^1 j; QUEEN ANNES ' To assist you in this effort the Government has decided T*\ , Jxh to continue the crop subsidy scheme of £5-per acre for -4 WERE lis: 4:xfj WERE ALLOWED K— winter pig feed. I sincerely trust that you will take full safcltlaM jjfepfkmp-m* _A'Ary,' advantage of the scheme, particularly as the imported grain . ~., ~ .••••■•• >■..• •— r —, . position for next season is in some doubt. ' r r~^t Over 5,000 farmers are benefiting from the crop subsidy Q ! scheme; now is not too early to plan next season's cropping, V . Full details of the crop subsidy scheme are available from \\ 1 your local District Pig Council, the nearest office of the ffl J J & J& Department of Agriculture, or your dairy company." fl $jjjf FREE BULLETIN. Call at, or write to, your * If 11 U t U LA I C O local office of the Dept. of Agriculture for free copy of Bulletin 212 Pigs for Profit. Made by ADAMS BRUCE LTD. FOOD IS THE FARMERS' RESPONSIBILITY limited output. Issued by The New Zealand Department of Agriculture « J " ■ — THEIR DELICIOUS QUALITY IS NOT RATIOWEIi i