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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 9, Issue 96, 8 July 1946, Page 2

EVERY WAGON WANTED FOR RAILWAY’S CONSTANT SERVICE Distribution of food and produce, fuel and everything else so necessary to our existence is largely dependent upon the constant and unhindered movement of railway wagons. On every user of rail transport rests the responsibility of promptly removing consignments from good sheds and thus hastening the release of wagons. LESS STANDSTILL MEANS MORE TRANSPORT

These are all USEFUL ARTICLES Casement Stays. Pointing Trowels Carpenters Braces. Brick Trowels Cheney Nailer Hammers. Boys’ Axes. Men’s Axes. Plain and Insulated Pliers. Tin Kettles. Firmer Chisels Tin Billies. Turnscrews Small Galv. Baths. Hand Saws Hack Saw Blades. Tenon Saws Hammer Handles. Hatchet Handles Nests Keyhole Saws ' Firewood Saws. Marking Guages Price Merchandise COMPANY ’Phone 1, WHAKATANE Box 6.

STOP!! I and ask yourself one question. | Can you afford to be without a I Ridd Milker | A minimum of working parts and v| a maximum of efficiency en- J sures RAPID & CLEAN I Milking. | A genuine NON-STRIPPING j Machine i MOULDED INFLATIONS - The | nearest to natural milkingminimise udder troubles. Government statistics show that RIDD TYPE PULSATORS are STILL the most efficient on the market. ASK YOUR NEIGHBOUR- HE HAS ONE. Don’t buy in haste. Let us quote you for a new RIDD or for converting your present machine. CUTLER PHONE 96. P.O. BOX 80. mil in