That delectable breakfast dish, a rasher of bacon, is "off", in many Gisborne homes, says the Times, the reason being that for the time being supplies are not obtainable. Of late local retailers have had difficulty in obtaining supplies of bacon, and have now completely sold out. Further supplies are expected shortly.
Bessemer Delivery Wagons have no equals; they are steady plodders in every day service, regardless of the weather and the road conditions. A Bessemer will solve delivery problems and return a handsome profit for the care expended on it. For full particulars write to J. E. Fitzgerald, Motor Importer, Lwnblonqußiy, Wellington.—Advt, ,
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Evening Post, Volume XCV, Issue 43, 19 February 1918, Page 8
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