Whakatane Radio & Electrical Coy. Radio Dealers, Electrical Contractors, Refrigeration Engineers . Agents for : “Philips”, “Gulbransen”, “Courtenay” Radios, “Tellus” Vacuum Cleaners, “Victor” Projectors, “Frigidaire” and “H.M.V.” Refrigerators, “Easyway” Washing Machines, “Vickers” Sewing Machines. Kettles and Irons ' Toasters and Radiators Bed Lights Immersion Heaters Ranges and Grillers ; . Plug-in Stoves Lamps and Torches Fancy Shades Torch Batteries and Bulbs Light and Iron Flex Iron Plugs Range Fuses -Aerial Insulators Radio Valves & Accessories Aerial Wire WE SPECIALISE IN ALL MAKES OF RADIO, ELECTRICAL AND REFRIGERATOR REPAIRS. 118 Strand, Whakatane. ' Phone 355.
HAYMAKING SEASON IS HERE SEE US FOR BALING WIRE CUT AND LOOPED. ALSO BALING TWINE. SHEARING REQUIREMENTS, WOOL PACKS, TWINE, STENCIL, RADDLE Etc. DALGETY & CO. LTD. (Incorporated in England) Office Phone 159. After hours Merch. 372.
\JL l oAi m\UViA \ ?»»'ssr*r !thJ '"/yrf. CONCRETE FIELD TILES 4” Tiles 22” long, 1/3 each 6” Tiles 30” Long, 3/- each Schofield & Partridge Phone 273 M.
CHOICE WINES For Every Occasion. We are stockists of the finest wines procurable from the oldest vineyards in New Zealand. . OLD VINTAGE PORT, £3/15/- Case of 12 Bottles * A Rich Coloured Port wine. FRONTIGNAC, £3/15/- Case of 12 Bottles A Red Wine of Distinctive Flavour. GOLDEN SHERRY, £4/10/- Case of 12 Bottles A Sweet Sherry for all Occasions. Assorted Cases Your Own Choice. CALL AT DONALDSON’S (Your Licensed Wine Seller) Satisfaction Guaranteed. Phone 461.
REGULATIONS TO REMEMBER LIQUOR ON TRAINS PROHIBITED The public are reminded by the Railways Department that under the Licensing Amendment Act, 1948, it is an offence punishable by a heavy fine for any person to drink intoxicating liquor in a railway train to supply any person with liquor for consumption in a railway train, or to carry intoxicating liquor for consumption in a railway train. Through the vigilance of its officers the Department endeavours at all times to ensure observance of the above regulations, and in this connection the co-opera-tion of train passengers will be appreciated. OFFENDERS PUNISHABLE BY HEAVY FINE
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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 14, Issue 72, 5 December 1949, Page 2
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