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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 8, Issue 99, 21 August 1945, Page 2

It's Never Too Late To Joinj OUR XMAS CLUB ? PAY WHAT YOU LIKE WHEN YOU UISE — — — — 4 ; Wilson's Maltexo, 71b tins 10/6 Farex Cereal Food 1/4, 2/3 Whipstir Mayonaise, bot. 1/9 Anchor Skim Milk Powder* Oatmeal, 51b bags .. 1/111x3 tin lid .Lifebuoy Soap, 3 cakes .. 1/3 Full Cream Glaxo, tin 2/8, 5/3 Orange Pulp, slb tins .. 8/- Kruschen Salts, jar .... 2/9 WE HAVE GOOD SUPPLIES OF BREAKFAST FOODS * WEEKLY SPECIAL 1 i-LB. TIN BOURN VITA 2/- Save Id. WEEKEND SPECIAL lib 70/80 PRUNES FOR IHd. Save Id ** Fruit Chutney,, jar .... 2/11 Bemax Tonic Food,, tin 3/1$ D.Y.C. Vinegar, bottle 1/2, % Bovril, 2oz jars 2/3 gallon. 3/6 Budgie Seed, 21b .1/6 Vimax, 71b bags 2/11 Mixed Eiird Seed, 21bs .. 1/ft Bycrofts Bran Flakes .... 9d Sound Onions, 41bs 1/-*w Mustard Pickles, jar .... 2/- Coffee Essences from 1/4 bot. + v SELF HELP PROVISIONS ARE UNBEATABLE. —T 4 B B B . .. ... B K_—v. THE STRAND — WHAKATANE 7 | REPAIRS | i ALL KINDS OF MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL I > i ENGINEERING REPAIRS. MOTOR VEHICLE AND ) 5 STATIONERY ENGINES. ELEGTRIC APPLIANCE J \ MOTORS AND POWER MOTORS REWOUND AND J f RECONDITIONED. WELDING, GREASE AND J % f SPRAY, TYRES, etc. J f ON SALE: MOTOR AND ENGINEERING SUND- # i RIES, PETROL, EUROPA OIL. # j S. K. SCHOFIELD'S I { GARAGE \ f GEORGE STREET ? a J WE'LL DO OUR BEST TO PLEASE YOU. S * WE TAKE GREAT PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING fNjF' THAT WE HAVE BEEN APPOINTED DISTRICT « AGENTS FOR . fS . THE WORLD FAMOUS Case Tractors and Equipment With an extensive range of machines to suit all conditions we can supply one for your individual needs and guarantee IMMEDIATE DELIVERY. Embodying all the latest improvements* the outstand- y ing value of CASE Tractors enhances still further their present great reputation and we offer them with " every confidence* Clients can rest assured that they will receive from * us Case's well known AFTER SALES SERVICE at all times. WRITE OR RING US FOR 4 FULL PARTICULARS. CUTLER BROS, t (WHAKATANE FARMERS' SUPPLY Co.) 'Phone 96. P.O. Box 80.. i j Railway Wagons Are j' i Vital I "■ \ > $ J ' NOW, MORE THAN EVER BEFORE. f | With our Armed Forces to be cared for and our J I Kinsfolk overseas in urgent need, New Zealand is J producing food in the greatest quantities and fast- Jest [est time possible. The supplies necessary to keep J , ' production going must be transported by the rail- r < I ways, and every available wagon is needed in doing f | the job. Saving wagon-time here may mean saving \ lives elsewhere. Shippers, we MUST get quicker T| | turnround. Will you help ? j \ ) WAGON USERS* DO YOUR BEST TO DO BETTER I