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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 11, Issue 49, 4 July 1947, Page 6

PUBLIC NOTICE NEW -CAES WILL BE SCARCE FOB A LONG TIME YET. YOU INVEST SOUNDLY WHEN YOU MAINTAIN YOUR USED CAR IN GOOD CONDITION. BEING IT TO US. ‘ANDERSEN & NEILSEN, EDGECUMBE. Phone 251 U. ONCE again the public benefit exArmy Boots have arrived. All sizes and all one price 317- at Bridgers.

m obilo m m // nn m w m 7? X '//jr m The Amazing Mobiloil (J) Keeps rings, pistons, valves freer from deposits that waste power, petrol, oil. (2) Gives quicker starting smoother performance - more complete protection better petrol mileage. Means less engine wear fewer overhauls and costly repairs. (4) It’s the finest Mobiloil ever made. KEEP yOUR "ENGINE % VACUUM qUAHTr PRODUCT VACUUM OIL COMPANY PTY. LTD., (INC. IN AUST.) MM7 IS if MTAIM TODAY. m X) % * 4 m am m w m m 1 tf&w f@p a , r Bmmdmmwf Writes Miss O. H., of New Southgate, London. “ FTER reading an article in our ‘Daily Mirror’ Jrk called ‘SUMMER DOWN UNDER’ may I thank you for a breath of sunshine; one could almost- be there in New Zealand; it certainly cheered me up. “I had just come in from working in sn office where we had no heat on account of the Fuel Cut. I was working in coats, two pairs of gloves, legs, wrapped in brown paper to keep them warm my feet in a straw box. I dare say this will cause ■ you to smile. We had to laugh at the get up the girls have worn . . . but thank goodness we have not been put off. So you can guess what your article meant to me when you spoke of the glorious flowers and the sunshine and going to the sea, which I am lucky to see once a year on holiday. “HOW LOVELY to stop on your way home from } a dance for BACON 'and EGGS” “We, here, have an egg every now and again. Sometimes Mother and I have had \ a rasher and l an egg each for lunch . . . and at times there is not much to eat.” "k'k'k^k Britain is gradually shaking off the effects of the bitter winter—but food is still her major problem. Let us continue to help her to our utmost by FILLING THE FOODSHIPS! m m fFnn-M m. mm £ M d'h," m —sm >* Jk;\* <■- xy ,|;l n|: < US > '> "Vy^. depend!on JL \ mmm