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Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 2, Issue 289, 1 August 1932, Page 2

MNm-Mmn Or crac\ a bottle of fish saucc, Or stand a man a cheese ? — &. K. Chesterton. T1IH: In future I'm golng to indulge in a spot of roal cheer at 11 o'olock — something to keep the cold out and the warm in. RU: Just compare a pagan cup of insipid tea witij a glass of gorgeous Tlmapu— crystal ciear bubbies leaping from the amber nectar. TIM: A cube of pheese, a biscuit and a glass of Timaru is paradise itself. Buy British is the thought of to-day. Beer for Britons, and let the pest pf the world go by. " RU: Let's drink the antidote to icicles, and let there be no moaning at the bar when I cut out my tea. imiEIKDrat IAeI6„ Itimainu ALE Qottled with ioving oare by John Beid & Co. Ltd., flnzac flve.. AucKiand. | ^ SOLD ON MER1T: j | ^ '• DELCO IS CUARANTEED. | X 2' D|LCODRELIABn.lTY IS jj | BATES AND SON _ j [III Agents: Delco-Remy and North-east Electrical Equipment. ||| Phones:^ Day 431; Night 331. ^ Garage: Fenton Street. J| ' Ip--' ' 11 • 1 7 1 - 1 v- ■' 1 v 1 *"■' ' '.w~r- •• ■ 1 'i1 r ■«!. CHEAP TRANSPORT FOR PROSPERITY RAILWAYS FIGHTING THE SLUMP A big obstacle to New Zealand's full recovery from ' the slump is the huge aggregate cost of land transport, of which mofcor-traffic accounts for three-fourths. The ! annual toll of land-transport has amounted to £3.6 out of every £100 worth of production. New Zealand cannot alford this crushing burden. The railways can lighten the load. Use The Railways for Recovery Qroceries! BEALE'S FOR BETTER VALUE ! Fenton Street Phone 13 Dried Apricots, 8^d 1b. Salmon, 6d tin. Granose Biscuits, 8gd pachet. Joy Weets, 6d packet. Finest Bulk Cocoa, now 10j§d Ib. Sunlight Soap, with dish cloth, lO^d packet. Weet Bix, 85d packet. I There's nothing to beat t'preefon© For Quality, Long Life, Before buying your next set of Tyres, let us show you Firestone quality and prices. Even where Firestone prices can be ixiot the Quality cannot be touched. Rotorua Agents:— BATES & SON 'PHONE 431. FENTON STREET.