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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 09, Issue 21, 6 November 1945, Page 2

While They Last! ' CANNED PROCESS PEA? . ) ' LARGE TINS ONLY 1/10 ■ 1 Self Help Custard Pdr. 1/3 De Luxe Fruit Extract, asstd. Milo, -|lb tin .. 2/1, lib 4/- flavours, bottle 1/7 Spanish Cream Base, 2 pkts Sweet Heart o'Wheat, pkt Bd| Vld Lunch Paper, 3 rolls . . 1/4^ Winson's Blancmange Pdrs Cheese Spread, 4oz tin .. 1/1 l/5i- Fruitlax, carton 1/4^ Renco (asstd. flavours) .. 11 di Lemon Squash Cordial 2/5 HAVE YOU TRIED OUR CHEESE? FROM 1/-LB. WEEKLY SPECIALS 1 x 16 oz. TIN GOLD FRUTE TOMATO SOUP 1/2. Save \ 1 BOTTLE D.Y.'C, VINEGAR for 1/-. Save 2d. SEED POTATOES. MAORI CHIEF, SUTTON SUPREME 61bs« for 1/9.* t Schnapper and Mussell Soup, Herring Paste, jar 1/4^ 2 tins If~ Rolled Oats„ 41b bag .... 1/11 . Puffin Pastry, pkt .... 1/4 Rose Hip Syi*up, bottle .. 1/4H * Lemon and Barley Water, Toilet Soap, 4 cakes .... 1/2 bottle 2/i5 Bovex Beef Suet 1/2£ and 8f? WE SELL WATER CRACKERS BY THE TIN. THE STRAND — WHAKATANE

| REPAIRS | I ALL KINDS OF MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL L A ENGINEERING REPAIRS. MOTOR VEHICLE AND ) I STATIONERY ENGINES. ELECTRIC APPLIANCE J J MOTORS AND POWER MOTORS REWOUND AND J f RECONDITIONED. WELDING, GREASE AND y f SPRAY, TYRES, etc. f f ON SALE: MOTOR AND ENGINEERING SUND- # # RIES, PETROL, EUROPA OIL. I S. K. SCHOFfELD'S | \ GARAGE I' J BRIDGE STREET J t WE'LL DO OUR BEST TO PLEASE YOU. S

FARMERS I DON'T WAIT TILL YOUR HAY AND ENSILAGE * CROPS ARE READY TO CUT BEFORE ENQUIRING FOR HARVESTING MACHINERY. REMEMBER! STOCKS ARE RATIONED BUT WE CAN SUPPLY A FULL RANGE OF EQUIPMENTCASE TRACTORS AND ATTACHMENTS MOWERS, Horse and Tractor STACKERS SIDE DELIVERY RAKES DUMP RAKES - SWEEPS, Truck and Tractor / TUMBLER SWEEPS SEE US IMMEDIATELY AND AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT BY BOOKING NOW FOR FORWARD DELIVERY. v CUTLER BROS. . (WHAKATANE FARMERS'SUPPLY Co.) 'Phone 96. P.O. Box 80. 1 ■ l= ?;|

Railage of Lime j FARMERS, FORWARD ORDERS NOW ! I Peak period loading of railway trucks, for lime J traffic comes at a time when general production also 1 makes heavy demands on the railways. Farmers there- ' * fore are requested to "spread" their lime deliveries i and fully use farm storage space so that wagon turn-* round is not unduly retarded. Co-operation in this re- > spect will be appreciated. Remember too, that lime J bags are valuable and in short supply; return them » ; promptly—properly bundled and addressed. EARLY ORDERING REGULATES WAGON SUPPLY f