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THE G. V. B MILKER IS THE BEST INVESTMENT A FARMER GAN MAKE It is a complete milker and eliminates hand stripping. ITS FAST, EASY, NATURAL ACTION GETS ALL THE MILK WITH NO DANGER OR DISCOMFORT TO THE ANIMAL Special features include : NATURAL VACUUM BREAK DIRECT MILKING TO OPEN BUCKET SPECIAL TIGHTENER SLEEVE CUPS for inflation adjustment. ASK US TO QUOTE YOU FOR THE GORDON VACUUM BREAK MILKER. Mussett & Littlejohn P.O. BOX 59 THE STRAND, WHAKATANE. PHONE 34

fi¥£N£lV ft** 1 *% r/^'f D/s/Mfcr/i/vr ’ Mr/sfpr/cs G£/?Af/G/G£ Protects against germ infection; better for every personal use; softens and sterilises bath and household water, etc. THE ALL-PURPOSE PERSONAL AND HOME PROTECTION ! OBTAINABLE EVERYWHERE. FORESFFRAGRANCE*FRESHNESS for MSA protection ‘•J.z. Distributor-;: W. ?. R. Srrallbone Ltd., Auckland. Wpllinoton, Christchurch and Dunedin-

253.62 Help now will save millions more children fromjy^ m Wt m ■m. m m /i ass One day of yourpay WILL SAVE ANOTHER CHILD * S 'HIS European waif is being inoculated with ‘BCG’ to keep her free from the white plague of tuberculosis. Countless children of Europe and Asia have T.B. now’, many of them can be nursed and fed back to health. Those found to be free from T.B. are being protected by ‘BCG’ inoculation, but there are millions yet to test and inoculate. And on top of that there is the constant feeding of these unhappy lost ones who survived the war, and those born since, in an aftermath that is still desolate. New Zealand’s rich surplus of milk foods, vitamin oils, and warm protective wool are needed in Europe and Asia now. Every penny, every pound you give to the United Nations Appeal for Children will be spent in New Zealand, as in 1948, on supplies which will make all the difference between life and death. Give one day’s pay, or income, or profit to this greatest of all causes. If you’re an employee ask. your employer to deduct a day’s pay—spread over several weeks if you wish. Or send your gift direct to your local U.N.A.C. Appeal Committee, or your local Mayor’s Office.

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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 15, Issue 82, 14 August 1950, Page 2

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Page 2 Advertisements Column 1 Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 15, Issue 82, 14 August 1950, Page 2

Page 2 Advertisements Column 1 Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 15, Issue 82, 14 August 1950, Page 2

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