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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 14, Issue 61, 9 November 1949, Page 6

Designed for maximum drawing ability and heat reflection. Dive Crescent, Tauranga. Valley Road, Whakatane.

SUGAR by the bag? Yes! Get yours at Marriott’s now and be prepared for the preserving season. CONCRETE Pipes from 9” to 36” x 3’ long. Procure these from Boon. Sullivan, Luke Ltd. 45

MR. FARMERI \ . m KEEP YOUR STOCK AND YOUR BANK ACCOUNT I IN A HEALTHY CONDITION BY USING “MARSTA” MINERAL STOCK LICK / •'* IT IS GOOD FOR CATTLE, SHEEP, HORSES, PIGS. * ORDERS MAY BE LEFT WITH HALL & STEWART edgl^cumbe PHONE 136 m

ISSUED BY THE NEW ZEALAND DEPT. OF HEALTH V \ . : 8 "ft** " /”\ \ fc 1 The majority of eye injuries in industry are preventable. But they cost New Zealand £300,000 a year. Eyes are liable io injury from DUSTS BURNS SPLASHES RADIATIONS FOREIGN BODIES against which suitable eyeshields or goggles can be readily obtained. And! remember if no transparent plate is fixed on the grinding wheel, that it is often the short-time jobs that do the damage. ,l I was just touching up a tool, Doctor" is too often* 1 heard at the eye' outpatient Department. TREATMENT I. If the foreign body cannot be brushed off the eye (using V# a piece of dean blotting paper folded to a point) then it must be dealt with by a qualified Medical man . are immediately available get rid of the stuff as soon as possible with copious supplies of tap water. Wash the eye out for ten. minutes using an enamel jug. GOGGLES are cheaper than EYES