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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 15, Issue 13, 22 March 1950, Page 2

Whakatane Radio & Electrical Coy. (Opposite Regent Theatre) SALES TAX OFF HOUSEHOLD ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES. OUR PRICES ARE DOWN ACCORDINGLY. 1 CLIENTS CORDIALLY INVITED TO INSPECT OUR NEW MODEL RADIOS AND “TELLUS” VACUUM CLEANERS. WE SPECIALISE IN REPAIRS TO ALL MAKES OF RADIO, ELECTRICAL AND REFRIGERATION EQUIPMENT. FOR PROMPT SERVICE PLEASE RING PHONE 355. i . ✓ GRASS SEED \ GRASS SEED Only highest quality Government Certified Seed stocked Germination and purity of tKe highest standard. See us for your autumn requirements. We can advise 'peamanent or temporary pastures. DALGETY ,& CO. LTD. Incorporated in England. Office Phone 159 ' After Hours Merch. 372.

MM fe *"&??*• CONCRETE FIELD TILES 4” Tiles 22”-long, 1/3 each 6” Tiles 30” Long, 3/- each Schofield & Partridge Phone 273 M. HARDWARE v Aluminium Preserving Paris i Ripsaws, Bow Saws and Blades Door Locks, Padlocks, Gate Locks Wringer Mops, Dust Mops, Dish Mops Air Rifles, Slugs and Shot Raytex Enamels, Excelsior Floor Paint Egg Beaters, Poachers j DONALDSON’S (HARDWARE) RAILWAY TRANSPORT USERS! KEEP THOSE WAGONS CIRCULATING Just now, the Railways Department has to handle an all-time record volume of goods traffic. It’s a colossal job, and one that calls for the hundred per cent co-operation of rail users to ensure that the railway wagons which come to them are unloaded and* sent away PROMPTLY. Wagons are too precious to be used for storage purposes; there’s urgent work waiting for every one of them. QUICKER TURNROUND EQUALS EXTRA WAGONS.