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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 9, Issue 8, 21 September 1945, Page 8

SHIPPING t NORTHERN STEAMSHIP y CO., LTD. ;• Weather and other circumstances permitting. ' CARGO SERVICE AUCKLAND — WHAKATANE M.V. CLANSMAN leaves Auckland every Saturday and leaves Whakatane every Tuesday. Agents: (JNION STEAAI SHIP COMPANY LIMITED. Overseas, South Sea Islands, etc. CANADIAN AUSTRALASIAN LINE LTD. UNION AIRWAYS , COOK STRAIT AIRWAYS For' particulars and sailing applj Whakatane Office, Northern S.S Company, Limited. , T. HALL, (Telephone No 7 t Local Agent

ATTENTION FARMERS! We have an ANDERSON 2y 2 h.p. thoroughly reconditioned and ready to fit into your milking shed. This is good news in view of the increasingly difficult situation arising out of the electricity shortagc. I STOCK UP NOW with inflations aind rubberware for the coming season. 'Wallace' Agents. R. COWAN 'Phone S3. '9 WHAKATANE DISTRIBUTORS Whakatane Farmers Supply Co., Whakatane— Tgf* Agents. 'Phone 96. 11l ! W. G. C. HURST, Local Rep. 'Phone 1695. Box 29 Whakatane.

The PRUDENTIAL ASSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. (Incorporated in England) The largest Assurance Company in the British Commonwealth of Nations transacts All. classes of Assurance including : LIFE 9 FIRE, ACCIDENT, EMPLOYER'S LIABILITY MOTOR CAR etc. » 3 Consult our Divisional Representative Mr Charles F. Thomas who 5 } will be only too pleased to call and discuss your insurance problems with you. Telephones 112 and 265. Box 44, Whakatane. L£fe Sums as&ured and Bonuses in force exceed £1 THE GIFT SHOP—For the latest in Silver Mounted Paua Shell Bracelets Ear-rings, Gold Tic Pins etc. POULTRY KEEPERS ! Feed nonstop laying pellets to your fowls and watch your egg production rise, Whakatane Farmers Supply Co.

""ZgpT ' "Oto" ; /jf mmmL ee * accustomed to Army Boots, strained ]! ' j duties. iVow, "i«s good-bye to all that". p¥ //-7 Fiji ll§ JH ', rt| m'M Hannah Shop you can select a shoe to || j^ I the strand, whakatane.

{The tittle I I BIG future... /KM IJ Piling up in his National Savings* Pass-Book is the record of thrifty national service that one day will pay dividends in extra enjoyment and pleasure. That day hasn't yet come . • . and won't until goods start flowing again. Until then every shilling we can spare should be out of harm's way in National Savings, strengthening New Zealand against the danger of inflation ... and building a happy future. 3% NATIONAL SAVINGS ■ ■ W5.76.t8.