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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 9, Issue 72, 10 May 1946, Page 6

MR FARMER Get expert independent advice about your MILKING MACHINE or SEPARATOR. Charges moderate. Machines overhauled. New and second hand machines for sale. A.M.P. LIFE INSURANCE Ordinary Branch. R. A. TIMS, ’Phone 96, P.O. Box 66, Whakatane. OSMONDS VITULINE for ROBUST CALVES Unthrifty calves take new grip on life after a dose or two of Vituline. MUSSET! & LITTLEJOHN

NOW IN STOCK 66 5? | A GUARANTEED UNIT. | This is a fencer I can really recommend. | BATTERY LIGHTING PLANTS | Petrol driven with direct coupled generators. I F. M. ABBOTT H | Civic Buildings ’phone 124. g. t s t g s I Uh m ; M1 Introducing the BUZACOTT ROTA* Agl'jWEß SPRAY DIP Full the Agents ALGETY & CO. LTD. (Incorporated in England). Phone 159. Evening Phones (Stock) 420 D Merchandise 372. m mm i wmm wm> m Piislifgl im Mmmm. WHAKATANE RADIO & ELECTRICAL COY. | (Opposite Regent Theatre).

-#l l%/- % '/twisti/ffiu n** slb/i HE RE’S no cream these ■ days (except for invalids) because the making of butter Is so much more important in a world facing famine. If someone else doesn’t play fair and somehow buys cream, that doesn’t excuse us for doing the same. For the black market always requires a buyer to make it work. When we buy cream illegally, someone goes without food. FAIR WITH FOOD SAVE FOOD FOR BRITAIN FEC.11.12