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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume 55, Issue 32795, 27 November 1946, Page 8

Business Notices LOOK ! HERE’S SOMETHING OF INTEREST. Early in the new year we will be . able to supply the very latest idea in Household Refrigerators. Build it into your new home Or into spare cupboard space in your present home. It’s a great idea, so don’t hesitate to ring or write us for further particulars and place your order for your machine. J. H. K EITH & CO* P.O. Box 94 - - - * Paeroa Phone 159 S Radio and Refrigeration Sales and Service. HARRY RICE Auctioneer & Secondhand Dealer Lower Pollen Street, Thames Phone 464 2000 square feet full of useful household furnishings and effects, tools and odds and ends, new and secondhand furniture always in stock at the right prices. When in Thames come in and look around. YOUR CLEARANCE SALE Let HARRY RICE handle that for you and get the best results. Auction Sales Arranged Anywhere! FARM OR ROME ELECTRICAL REPAIRS & INSTALLATIONS Consult LUXTON & g reen Registered Electricians, Hughendon Street Box 87, Paeroa. Phone 307 M. ,„iu..h ORGANISERS SECRETAItfe 11 '' - A ' Help make your meetings d success. Install the best sound System ... J. H. K eith s Indoor,-Outdoor, Mobile, Stationary Phone 159 S ‘ Or write Box 94 Paeroa for quote

DAIRY Heaters—All sizes cari be supplied ex stock in leading brands. Thermostats and elements if required.—Flemings.

■ -' 'Ac;* — 1 The most valued i and perhaps \ % \ the most annoying book ' • in Britain ... , • The people of Britain guard their ration books carefully because ration books mean food ... valuable food which is served out ounce by ouncepound by pound. This unvarying food is welcomed by the British housewife ... but after seven long years of ration books the strain is beginning to tell. Women long to give their working husbands more food ... they live for the day when children will eat as well as our children in New Zealand. We, in New Zealand, are asked to build up Britain’s food stocks to a point when more food can be made available. Wg can do this by denying ourselves some of our own food, and every cancelled coupon every tin q£ fat—every pound of meat we can spare means so much extra over there. Whenever you use your ration book think of the ration book illustrated above—and spare a coupon. SAVE FOOD for Britain |j and the famine countries