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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 14, Issue 93, 3 February 1950, Page 8

o'clock and all's well n frj 'mis v* CO f Seven o’clock and it’s time to fly, My tram awaits but what care I, My shave is smooth and close and clean, With 7 o’clock the best blades seen. m m /o’clock SLOTTED BLADES 5.0.2. Five for Ten pence

* y\\' \M" ' 1 .B,^ iW % .w X m %m Qa XTTr m i ;<*■% 13 m m <£ ZSI Here’s a new, outstanding, two-in-one Gulbransen that will double your listening pleasure. Unequalled dual-wave radio reception and superb radiogram tone with your favourite records. Latest type tubes, 8-inch permanent magnet speaker. Nationally Priced from £SB/10/7 VALVE DUAL-WAVE JS WHAKATANE RADIO & ELECTRICAL CO, i The Strand, Whakatane, H.Z. DUtflbutorc H. W. CLARKE LTD., WtllintfiMl.

a ANY EMPTY BEER BOTTLES?. W \\ ms# nms tor/ ... so that somebody else may get their regular supply of “cheer.” Whether you live in town or country despatch is easily arranged. COUNTRY RESIDENTS: If not served by a bottle dealer we will make an appropriate reward for all empties returned to us direct. Write, stating name, address, quantity and consign empties freight forward. TOWN RESIDENTS: If you have difficulty in arranging for the collection of empties, write or 'phone Associated Bottlers Co., Ltd. ASSOCIATED BOTTLERS CO. LTD. 5 Norton Road, Hamilton. ’Phone 2932