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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 15135, 18 November 1949, Page 6

fillllii 3 ACT DRAMA PROFESSIONALLY PRODUCED lana uronKi ini£i;ia^i3Kiof 8 P.M. Booking Opens ar Judds, Tuesday, November 22nd. Telephone Bookings 437 Prices: D.C. and Orchestral'Stalls 4/Centre Stalls 3/Back Stalls 2/(Inclusive of Programme) STOCK SALE* KATIKATI STOCK SALE WEDNESDAY, 23rd NOVEMBER 12.30 p.m. 300 SHEEP, including:— 200 Fat Wether Hoggets. 40 White Face Ewe Hoggets. 60 Fat 2-Tooth Wethers. 160 CATTLE, including:— 15 Fat and forward 3 yr. P.A. Steers. 43 2 yr. P.A. Steers. 17 Empty 2 yr. P.A. Heifers. 2 P.A. Cows with Calves. 5 Empty P.A. Cows. 3 Fat Ayrshire Cows. 12 Fat Jersey Cows, and Heifers. 10 Paddock Cows. 10 Young Sound Cows. 3$ Store and Boner Cows. 8 Bulls. ENTRIES SOLICITED R. RADFORD, Ph. 148 Agent The F.A.C., Hamilton & Branches

I and SVIODEIOII f .*«»»*« thesi hj?^\ VACUUM OIL VAEUUMJ COMPANr PTY. LTD. < OUAllll PRQDUCIS > *.:*.:.-;:::v. .-..■■!.■.-'.•';.. ■■•'. " !:■■ Prohibition is completely discredited. State PURCHASE and Control would cost the taxpayer millions and millions of pounds. It would saddle a fully occupied Govern ment with the colossal task of conducting the entire manufacturing, importing, and distributing activities of the Licensed Trade. Already, through heavy excise duty and other taxation the Government has an overwhelming financial interest in the trade, without the job of running it or risk of loss. CONTINUANCE under the newly appointed Licensing Control Commission is the only wise choice. iivo bottom lfc*_ IMG*, ,A m **■ r*) ±h^?f:^ixQ\. s- I