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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 4, Issue 143, 18 August 1941, Page 7

Rubber Repairs i EXPERTLY AND ECONOMICALLY Done—No Job too Small — §None too Large. The Para Rubber Company are school wear farm wear, re-r If its made of rubber and will stand repairing, take it to Para! THE STRAND, WHAKATANE Also at Hamilton, Pukekohe and throughout New Zealand. J * ' t PROTECTION FOR TRAIN TRAVELLERS I i Confidence in the safety of train travel is 1 \ expressed in the continually increasing numbers \ who use the Railways for their personal trans- \ f port. More and more people are realising that f ( 1 by no other means of transport is there such imf a 1 munity from risk—that the fundamental rule of r H i railway operation, " ... to provide for the # „ i safety of the public," is strictly enforced and 4 J rigidly observed. i f TRAVEL BY TRAIN — AND RELAX J Modern Shoe Repair ClLiPlf Methods Employed Here fA 1/ Even the most dainty shoes entrusted V \ |C—-Jf to us to repair are returned to you ' \ Xr—tS\ perfect in shape and practically re- ( yfjrf/l Quick and first class Shoe Repairs \\\ Service at moderate prices. nPSi S. BROWN WHAKATANE BOOT STORE & REPAIRING DEPOT, OPP. CUTLER'S, WHAKATANE give Extra flavor. ; Every bottle of "Lion" is a bottle of health. Brewed from the purest malt, hops, yeast and mountain spring M water. It s good and will do YOU good. WKSSBtoKKmBUWKtBSUKBBUBBBBB