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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 14, Issue 66, 21 November 1949, Page 7

MOTORISTS CL.C. MOTORS LTD. can be depended upon to render , intelligent and courteous service- in all branches of the motor business. ; Our mechanics are all experienced A (jrrade men and our prices very competitive. Try us next time for parts, accessories, oils, greases and general repairs. Our up-to-date plant enables us to undertake rebores, panel beating, battery charging, high pressure greas- ' ' ing, electric and gas welding. REMEMBER we have the staff,' time, stock and the machines to give better service at a better price. • C.L.C. MOTORS LTD. MORRIS AND DODGE DEALERS, 8 George Street, Whakatane. 'Phone 22D, after hours 22M.

( SINK Heaters. We have a good j range of sink heaters including Metro Golden Cross and Hermetic quick boil. STEEL. We have a large quantity of reinforcing steel which we have just landed/ All sizes. STOVES. The makers of Orion shoves "are now able to supply us more freely with same. We have in stock Shacklock, Orion stoves in green and cream, also red and cream. s. s. SHAPLEY & CO. . Commerce St., Whakatane. 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 j methods is now available. LASKEY'S RADIOS, Whakatane. Phone 227.

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

isosvmonpssT.AucK, phone Local Agents: HUME BROS., LTD.

erous and costly experiments Prohibition is completely discredited. y State PURCHASE and Control would cost the taxpayer millions and millions of pounds. It would saddle a fully occupied Government with the colossal task of conducting the entire manufacturing, importing, and distributing activities of the Licensed Trade. •7 ,7 Already, through heavy excise duty and other taxation the Government has an overwhelming financial interest in the trade, without the job of running it or risk of loss. CONTINUANCE under the newly appointed Licensing ' /' » Control Commission is the only wise choice.