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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 9, Issue 34, 21 December 1945, Page 8

Christmas Greetings and Every Good Wish for a Bright and Prosperous 1946 ■ HOLIDAY CLOSING XMAS: CLOSE MONDAY 24th, 10 P.M. RE-OPEN: FRIDAY, 8.30 A.M. NEW YEAR : CLOSE MONDAY 31st, 8.30 P.M. RE-OPEN: FRIDAY, 8.30 A.M. ■ CUTLERS HARDWARE (C. L. HUDSON — PROPRIETOR). Phone 80 WHAKATANE Box 92

Ilk I fyil i" 0 New Zealand butter provides the weekly ration for over 34| millions of Great Britain's population. We did not fail in the war years—we must not fail now. Our dairy herds must be used to the best advantage if we are to maintain our butterfat production and keep faith with Great Britain. Farmers are urged to give consideration to: • CAREFUL AND REGULAR MILKING and watching that ail machines are operating efficiently. • WATCHING THE CREAM TEST and adjusting the separator to ensure,satisfactory separating. • SEEING THAT ALL COWS are getting ample water through the hot summer months. • FEEDING SUPPLEMENTARY FODDER or silage before the milk yield drops if pastures become short. Q UTILISING AVAILABLE FERTILISER on the best pastures. FREE Call at, or write your local office of the """""""" Department of Agriculture for free copy of Bulletins 203, Conservation of Farm Machinery; 207 Care of Milking Machines; i ISA Cleaning of Milking Machines. Send also for free specimen copy of the "New Zealand Journal of Agriculture", the Dominion's leading farming journal. FOOD IS THE RESPONSIBILITY failed by the New Zealand Department of Agriculture £}S