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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 14, Issue 63, 14 November 1949, Page 7

MIRO STOVES Ideal for heating the house o office. ★ Also BROADWAY HEATERS Large and Small. s. s. SHAPLEY & CO. The Home of Plumbing Goods. PIANO TUNING & REPAIRING PIANO TUNING & REPAIRING PIANO TUNING & REPAIRING LLOYD M. SLY Pianos bought and sold. Borer treatments and complete. - overhauls. Having just returned from English and Continental factories, regular servicing employing latest overseas methods is now available. Agent: LASKEY’S RADIOS, Whakatane. Phone 227. PARKINSON 8 BOUSKILLL™ !30SVmonDS ST.AUCK, PHONG 41.0 6 3 Local Agents: HUME BROS., LTD.

A MONEY-MAKING PROPOSITION Turn your own, and your neighbour’s sections into profitable garden plots. The quickest and certainly the easiest way is to use a HOWARD ROTARY HOE. This machine will efficiently prepare the ground for any kind of crop. When not in use for tilling or cultivating its rugged 5 h.p. 4-cycle motor may be used to drive a circular saw, pump, or other similar plant. See us now while these machines are in stock. We will be pleased to show and explain the many outstanding features of this very popular machine. Call, write or ring. MORRIS AND DODGE DEALERS, WHAKATANE. Phones: Day 22D, Evening 22M & 463.

COLEMAN LAMPS AND IRONS COLEMAN LAMPS AND IRONS S I DEVALUATION OF THE POUND WILL MAKE THE NEXT LOT OF, THESE AMERICAN COLEMAN GOODS MUCH DEARER. ■ ! i KEROSENE TABLE LAMPS 75/KEROSENE LANTERNS 66/6 KEROSENE IRONS, 88/6 THREE-BURNER STOVES, £B/5/t PRICE MERCHANDISE Coy. Ltd. Phone 1, Whakatane.

mu icE not mm mm m PS m :"■ , w •♦O I *# * t,, * **». • u l >«, *'»»«., •Ml >« , ass s »c, **• , f '.| -'•v v mm? CLOSED FIRE SEASONS —may be declared for extremely hazardous areas at any time, prohibiting the lighting of fires in the open air, land clearing, logging, sawmilling, etc. Such declarations may be made by radio or public notices in daily newspapers. FIRE DISTRICTS Under the Forests and Rural Fires Act, certain areas adjacent to and including native or exotic forests have been declared Fire Districts and it is an offence to light any fire in such areas without permission of the local forest officer. The notices you see ih forests . . . the announcements in the press and over the radio ... the precautions we urge you to take are not lightly considered. They have a very real meaning to the men who bear the responsibility for protecting forest areas. It is your duty, too, to preserve our national resources of forests, crops, wildlife and soil. Your care will help us do the job! 'Prevent Torest Tir *l ,? £*. .. /Sn $ * * y a/h 0