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Manawatu Times, Volume 67, Issue 112, 5 September 1942, Page 3

Pahiatua and District REGENT THEATRE ~ PAHIATUA TO-DAY (Saturday) MONDAY 2 pan. and 8 p.m. 8 P- m - ACTION, COMEDY AND INTRIGUE AGAINST THE EXOTIC BACKGROUND OP THE SEETHING CHINA COAST. CLARK AND ROSALIND GABLE i RUSSELL “ THEY MET IN BOMBAY ” (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) EXCELLENT EEATURETTES. Pete Smith Traveltalk News M.G.M. Miniature. RATION BOOK COVERS Are Your Ration Books Becoming Ragged? , We have had an excellent sale of this very handy cover. Besides keeping your ration hooks clean and tidy, the covers have printed on them full information and details of the number of coupons inquired for the various rationed goods., Price 3d. each. Stocks available at Carthew’s BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS, NEWSAGENTS. FARMERS ! Start the season right by having “Manning’s” Famous Veterinary Remedies on hand; remedies which have been proven in the past, for all ailments. DIAMOND DRENCH for general tonic and after calving stimulant. VETBINE C for bad cases of milk fever, staggers and paralysis. SCOUR CORDIAL. Great remedy for scours in sheep, calves, heifers, etc. BLACK POCK PAINT for use on the teats. WAX TEAT DILATORS for keeping the milk channels open in cases of black pock. SPECIAL AFTER-CALVING DRENCH. Used with great success by thousands of farmers throughout New Zealand. C.C. INJECTION for staggers and particularly milk fever. Record results obtained. MANNOCHLOR. Special Chlorine Antiseptic Powder for use in the shed. Great germ-killing qualities. STIMULATING PARALYSIS POWDERS. Will always assist in getting the cow on her feet. STAGGER DRENCH for grass staggers. VETERINARY ANTISEPTIC. A powerful antiseptic for all uses. Wonderful results obtained when used as a syringe drench. STOCK lODINE for feeding to stock in drinking water. MANNING’S RED WATER DRENCH always have a bottle on hand for the first signs of trouble. GREEN COOLING DRENCH for reducing fever. ALSO: Complete stocks of Syringes, Milk, Fever Outfits, Injection Syringes and Manning’s Simplex Rapid Injectors. It Will Pay You To Call On Us. W. F. C. A. PAHIATUA. PHONE 3.

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Konini Cooperative Dairy Co. Ltd. ANNUAL MEETING. Ou Monday last Mr W. D. Harris (chairman) presided at the annual meeting of the Konini Co-op. Dairy Co. Ltd. At the commencement of the meeting those present stood in silence as a mark of respect to the Company’s late secretary, Mr G. Godfrey Taylor. The chairman in his review drew attention to the difficulties that had faced the company in the past year but notwithstanding these the plant had been kept in excellent condition and with the change of circumstances was in a position to produce the butter so urgently required by the Mother Country. The two retiring directors, Messrs W. D. Harris and Henry Hirst who were returned unopposed, thanked the shareholders for the confidence placed in them. Opportunity was taken by the chairman and other speakers to congratulate Mr Hirst on completing 25 years as a director, during which pei'iod he has held the confidence of directors, suppliers and staff. The retiring auditor, Mr S. G. H. Hogg, A.P.A.N.Z. was re-elected. The Bank of N.Z. was represented by Mr M. A. Robertson who complimented the company on its successful season. The meeting concluded with votes of thanks to thei chairman, directors, manager and staff. | At a subsequent meeting of directors Mr I W. D. Harris was re-elected chairman, j