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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume LXXV, Issue 14431, 1 August 1947, Page 4

HERE AGAIN. WKI ■■',.}. AND CURTAIN NET. "We have just received a shipment-of these^-materials. ALSO HAND PRINTED AMERICAN. LINENS SEE OUR WINDOWS* STRAND. FURNISHERS. PHONE 574. ma^es Tractors, Agricultural or Industrial, thoroughly overhauled by our tractoi -.expert —late International Harvester Co. Ltd., and Dominion Motors, Ltd.,. Auckland. let' us overhaul your tractor and equipment now for the harvesting SEASON. ELLIS MOTORS LTD, . Phone 370. Agents "Allis Chalmers" Tractors.

*«»iMl^^^^^^l TAKE QUICK RELIEF from imiisisiim mmmm Just a teaspoonful of Hardy's in half a glass of water or rrhilk —and you can eat a full wholesome meal without fear of pain or discomfort. Thousands of indigestion sufferers know the value of Hardy's. Start taking Hardy's NOW! ir;n Manufactured for R. M. Hardy & Co. Pty. Ltd., 5 .Hunter Street, Sydney. litis **: s&. ''#%?%■ Empty beer bottles are worth money TO YOU! NOW is the time to get rid of " Empties" for CASH. Whether you live in town or country despatch is easily arranged. COUNTRY RESIDENTS : If not served by a bottle dealer we will make an appropriate reward for all empties returned to us direct. Write, stating name, address, quantity and consign empties freight forward. TOWN-RESIDENTS: If you have difficulty in arranging for the collection of empties, write or 'phone Associated Bottlers Co., Ltd. - - : -~**BtmsP' 5 Road, Hamilton. 'Phone 2932

it g ®* The combination of clean, clear reception will* long, troulde-frce life has always been the outstanding feature of the Cronrwell radio. Now with life incorportaion of many new wartime djgcowiSs in electronics this powerful little Syalve JjjifijlWave: get is a greater Cromwell than ever arid one you will certainly want. — * .5 Valve Dual Wave ■ NZs FIRST CHOICE IN RADIO QARJIICHAEL ELECTRICAL & KAl)lO S.EBVICES LTI>. ' -;■ ' ■ '.-■*•'!■ .•'", >i>'evoni»ort 'jtoad '""■', N.Z. DistriEqtbrss H. WY CLARKE LTD., Wellington. is 1 K m *■!> i MS! gv &S 5$ *lf ' *': ! &£ ■': •.." : I «; 1 3& ■€fe :j: : ";;x m» m m m «»; m , fM *&s >.V. : ■*& 'y?S ™s*S R» IS I m m M &&■ MS mi r?* n :v& ~/: .-.- fri fe ;- sls$ 1 $ w$ .■'... •S^ m *$ ii ■-. i fv* your lights Many traffic accidents happen at night.; Failure to dip, and wrongly adjusted headlights,, are preventable hazards of night driving. I light beams upwards even if they arejcorrectly adjusted when the car .is empty. Check your adjustments ADJUST HEADLIGHTS CORRECTLY against the garage, wall with the Lights must not tilt above the horizontal under any con,, ba<?k seat loaded. Do not drive djtipns of loading, nor ,must the beams turn towards the with faulty lights - you're a "right. A Joad-in the back-seat can-sometimes tilt head- menace to others on the road. ~_.:... ..,.-' ISSUED BY.. THE TRANSPORT DEPARTMENT