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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 14, Issue 74, 9 December 1949, Page 2

ARRIVING SHORTLY — T — ‘ THE FOLLOWING McGormi ck -Deer i d g Hay Machines... ' G.L. 25V TRACTOR SEMI-TRAILER MOWERS 50 T & No. 45 PICKtUP HAY BALERS ■ & SIDE DELIVERY RAKES AND TEDDERS ‘ : ■' \\ '1 1 *, , i i ' > . These machines are either shipped or due for shipment and as there will be a limited number available, farmers are advised to place their orders early. ■ : -v '• ' / ' A SHIPMENT / ' of McCORMICK-DEERING TRACTORS IS EXPECTED EARLY IN 1950 l ... ' ’ . . : . .• , ' . ' i HERE AGAIN NUMBERS ARE LIMITED. ■ v • :.‘S * ‘ v /- • ‘ • • ' ' ■' ' ' >. • . ’ } • '* ; ; '• ' . .. . ' \ . ... Mussett & Littlejohn THE STRAND, WHAKATANE. P.O. BOX 59 PHONE 34

«■ * * «■ MA <■ «■ ♦ ♦ cr*jjaei Mmure When your child is of school age, which of the above pictures would you rather have him look like? ♦ ♦ «• COOD POSTURE This child stands at his full height, with his weight on the balls of his feet. He holds hii head high, with his chin in. His chest is high, and his shoulder blades do not stick out in the back. His abdomen is drawn in. The curves of his back are slight. His knees are straight. Good posture facilitates the proper functioning of the internal organs and aids Heart action, Digestion, Circulation and Breathing . BAD POSTURE This child stands in a slumped position, with his weight on his ankles and heels. He holds his head forward, with his chin out. His chest is flattened and sunken and his shoulder blades stick out in the back. y His abdomen is relaxed and sags. The curves of his back are too great. His knees are slightly bent. Issued by the New Zealand Department of Health. 10 4 ♦ 4k 4^.4