WHAT MADE WAITEMATA ALE FAMOUS ? You have probably wondered what made Waitemata Ale famous in less than a month. The answer is simply " QUALITY.” Nothing but the best and purest of ingredients are being used by an expert brewer who has devoted a lifetime to the study of his profession. “ Waitemata ” is' a most excellent tonic as well as a delightfully refreshing drink. “ Waitemata ” is richer in flavour, smoother to the palate, more invigorating and more easily digested than any beer you have ever tasted. Waitemata ” contains no chemicals whatsoever, and you will always recognise it by its fine, wholesome hop flavour. V i Jf ‘Waitemata’is undoubtedly the best beer brewed in New Zealand today Here’s the Best! WAITEMATA ALE AND STOUT ARE THE PRODUCTS OF AUCKLAND’S NEW AND INDEPENDENT BREWERY On Sale at all Leading Hotels N.Z. DISTRIBUTORS: LEVERS & COMPANY LTD. AUCKLAND C.P.O. Box 918. Phone No. 40-143. I ■ 1 1 1 rtl i I i 1 1
Boys on Farms Machinery was set up by the Auckland Chamber of Commerce during the winter to facilitate the placing of city lads in farm employment, and 50 lads were placed. Although unemployment has remained acute there have not been sufficient lads coming forward seeking farm posts to fill the vacancies, of which the chamber had particulars on its book, so that the scheme virtually broke down at the beginning of the milking season. There are still a number of farmers on the books of the chamber and boys will be sent to them as they come forward.
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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 904, 22 February 1930, Page 5
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