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The Housewifes Friend wmm p*?vrc • 1 | r I; | i i • • : “KIWI” BUTTER COOLER Price 26/6 each. Made from finest quality plaster and pumice, chemically treated to prevent mildew and contamination of food. Fitted with self-closing door and strong cadmium plated hinges. Size: 12J inches long, 7 inches deep, 9| inches wide. Capacity 41bs. Butter. CUTLERS HARDWARE LIMITED (C. L. HUDSON PROPRIETOR). Phone 80 WHAKATANE P.O. Box 92

PUBLIC NOTICES EX WAR EX WAR EX WAR ASSETS BOARD ASSETS BOARD ASSETS BOARD 3ft. KAPOK 3ft. KAPOK 3ft. KAPOK MATTRESSES MATTRESSES MATTRESSES £4 and £5 i CAMOUFLAGE NETS CAMOUFLAGE NETS CAMOUFLAGE NETS 22ft. x 22ft. No. 12 Heavy Twine. Suitable for Hay Stacks and Gardens. A. J. CANNING and Co. REAL ESTATE AGENTS. Auctioneers: 1

DR. McINTYRE’S PILLS Are now obtainable at all Chemists. „ 8/6 Box or t Post free from GEORGE BETTLE 769 Colombo St,- Christchurch. FOR CEMENT, Lime, Bricks, and all building materials Apply Boon Sullivan Luke. Ltd.

of Hydraulic Jacks just I landed. Call in and inspect. Armstrong’s Garage. 349 BOON SULLIVAN LUKE, for Raw and Boiled Linseed Oil, White Lead, Putty, Red Oxide and Red Lead. Buy from Boon Sullivan Luke Ltd. PRAYER BOOKS, Hymn Books and Bibles big range at, prices to suit all purses, at Ai'mstrong’s Bookshop. USED CARS bought for cash. See Magnus Lennie, Austin Garage. Phone 419. 391 “SAMSON” PAINTS all colours held in stock. Order from stockists, Boon Sullivan Luke Ltd.

Mahy Plumbing Co For Sheet-metal Drainr 'e Septic Tanks installed. Repairs of all kinds. Brazing and Welding. All Plumbing Hardware Stocked. ESTIMATES FREE. CONSULT US NOW! 'Phone 229 King Street,

asid no more than you need If you plan all your food requirements carefully before you buy you will save money and save waste. The food which is wasted in garbage cans every year could feed an army of hungry Britons . . . who never waste food. Wk m mm m m i m m m never waste too Good food is available in this country . . . and there’s plenty of it! Take advantage of this good food and eat well but never commit the crime of wasting it. For wasting food of any kind is a crime against humanity . . . against the people in the famine countries whose food problems are still our problems. Ito, Housewives can save still more 3s. x 9* 4 n 9 % / rri f!> St by careful planning and avoiding waste FEC 78 24