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TENDERS AND SUPPLIES(Continued). UNION STEAM. SHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND, LIMITED. TENDERS will be received till Noon on Saturday. October 23, 1943. for the following supplies to the Union Steam Ship Company of New Zealand, Limited, at Wellington, as from December 1, 1943:— Meat 6 or 12months Fish 12 months Vegetables .. 12 months Bread 12 months Ice 12 months Milk 12 months Poultry 12 months Specifications may be obtained on application to the Stores and Repairs Secretary at the Company’s Head Office. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. DO YOU NEED THESE? We can supply them! Our Range includes:— ABRASIVES. BAKERS’ MACHINERY. ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT. INSTRUMENTS. HOLLOWARE. OIL BURNERS. REFRACTORIES, INSULATION. STEAM APPLIANCES. Sole Wellington Stockists: “ANGLOITE” GRINDING WHEELS. "FENNER” VEE BELTS AND PULLEYS. J. F. HARGRAVE, LIMITED, 82 Ghuznee Street, Wellington. Telephone 54-351 (2 lines).

WALLACH HOOFING CO.. - Experts in Built-up FABRIC ROOFS and FLOORS. Fixers of CORRUGATED ASBESTOS and R.P.M. Roofing. Inquire about our “NU-ROOF” Treatment for Old Iron and Composition Roofs. WALLACE ROOFING CO. (W. H. Wallace, Manager), 4 Farish Street (opp. Public Library). Tel. 40-481. P.O. Box 132. Te Aro. LESS NOISE IN HOMES AND OTHER BUILDINGS. INDOOR life is much quieter when walls and ceilings are finished with New Zealand's ideal building material— PI.NEX INSULATING BOARD. Pinex absorbs noise, insulates against heat and cold, is decorative and permanent. Get supplies from any leading Builders’ Merchant. “THE WALLS THAT HAVE NO EARS.” WATER TROUGHS. REINFORCED CONCRETE. All Sizes. NOLAN CONCRETE PRODUCTS LTD, Box 97, Palmerston North.

Satisfying Everybody Since ISGS. And Still Doing So. JOHN WINLOVE AND SONS WAIPUKURAU. Telephones 10 and-380. Yes! We’re Builders. ELLIS AND BURNAND, LIMITED. HAMILTON. Sawmillers. Timber Merchants ManufaC' turers of Plywood, Veneers. Ready to erect Cottages and all classes of Joinery. Calling Feilding. For all Joinery and Woodware "Work, and Builders’ Requirements. Ring Phone 106. W. WILKINSON. Aorangi Street. Feilding. PAHIATUA. For Expert Plumbing and Sanitary Requirements, contact AMOK MILLS, Mangahao Road, Pahiatua. Phones 0401. Res. 048. ’

(Established 1859.1 ROBERT HOLT & SONS. LTD.. Napier and Hastings. KILN-DRIED TIMBER JOINERY. hardware, paints, wallpapers. HIGH-CLASS JOINERY WORK. Let us Know your Requirements. SPENCER AND DRAKE, Joseph St., Palmerston North. Phone 6947. \ CARTERTON. WHEN it comes to Joinery or Furniture “KING'S” 6 " Or<l expresses pertectlon— WAIRARAPA JOINERY & CABINET CO., LTD. Tel. 256, Carterton. Ring Today. Paints, Paperhanging and Paiut'iug. ARTHUR BODY, LTD.. The Perfect Joiners, Ridgway Street, Wanganui. Tel. 2414. Night Phone 2744. Contact Arthur Body for Satisfaction. HAWKE’S BAY REINFORCING STEEL CO., LTD Napier Yard, Battery Road, Wellington Yard, Wakefield Street. Lower Hutt. TELEPHONES: Napier 2519, Wellington, 41-817 Wellington Yard. 66-642. All Sizes Reinforcing Steel Stocked. Steel Supplied. Bent, and Fabricated. Bull Dozer and Excavator for Hire. POSTAL ADDRESSES: Napier. P.O. Box 277. Wellirefnn P.O Box 499

STRATFORD. THE STANDARD TIMBER CO.. Timber and Joinery Merchants. Regan Street. Stratford. Telephones, 300. Private 579. V. J. HENRY, Proprietor. For Joinery and Shop Fittings. R. A. HAY, 81 Bryant Street, PALMERSTON NORTH. Phone 5275. FRUIT. JAMS. PRESERVES ETC APPLES still available in case lots with orders for Seeds or Potatoes. Price list posted. Langleys. Hastings. FOR Sale, Grapefruit, small, sweet and juicy, 20/- per bushel case. Jaeger Bros. Tauranga. LEMONS or Grapefruit, choice quality’. 201 b. case 13/9. rail paid. Order early Pretbi”/ Dff Fru]t immedi ately. Langleys. Has1T SHOULD BE REMEMBERED WHEN YOU CONTEMPLATE TRAIN TRAVEL That this is no time lor unimportant main line journeys. That unless your journey is unavoidable you should put it off and make room for someone who MUST travel. That if you HAVE to go, you should do so during midweek and not at week-ends—the only time when many troops on furlough are able to travel. That you should reserve your seat ahead of travel date, and, in event of changed plans, cancel your reservation in time for its transfer to someone else. WAR NEEDS MUST HAVE FIRST PRIORITY