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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 11, Issue 48, 2 July 1947, Page 6

PUBLIC NOTICE NEW CAES WILL BE SCARCE FOR A LONG TIME YET. YOU INVEST SOUNDLY WHEN YOU MAINTAIN YOUR USED CAR IN GOOD CONDITION. BRING IT TO US. ANDERSEN & NEILSEN, EDGECUMBE. Phone 251 U. C.L.C. MOTORS LTD. (Late Wheeler’s Garage Ltd.) For repairs to ail makes of CARS, TRUCKS and . TRACTORS. RE-BORES AND OVERHAULING OUR SPECIALTY. LARGE STOCKS OF PARTS and ACCESSORIES ON HAND. Phones: 22D anil 463. ROAST BEEF of old England Builds Boys of the Bulldog Breed. Prime Beef, Mutton. C. A TIMES & SONS THE STRAND WHAKATANE PALMER Naps, once again we have a full range of all sizes at Bridgers Men’s Dept.

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