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NEW ZEALAND COOPERATIVE DAIRY COMPANY, LTD. CREAM TRANSPORT. PENDING RESUMPTION OP RAILWAY SERVICES, TEMPORARY MOTOR SERVICES ARE BEING ORGANISED 70 DELIVER CREAM TO FACTORIES. ANY SUPPLIERS WHO CANNOT GET THEIR CREAM FORWARD ARE ASKED TO COMMUNICATE WITH THE FACTORY MANAGER BY TELEPHONE OR TELEGRAM. PUKEKOHE CENTRE. PAPATOETOE, MANUREWA, UP TO PAPAKUBA.—Cream will be collected by motor-lorry, 'thence to Pukekohe Factory. PAPAKURA, OPAHEKE, AND DRURY.— collected en route. Opaheke Suppliers deliver to Drary Creamery. TUAKAU CENTRE. Cream usually delivered to PoJserto Station will be provided for either by road or to Mercer, thence via River Service to Tuakan Landing. TE KAUWHATA AND WAERENOA cream will be carted to Rangiriri, thence via river to Toakan Landing. This Arrangement applies also to cream usually forwarded to Ambnrys, Limited. Auckland. RANGIRIRI cream will be delivered to River Landing. OHTNEWAJ cream will be delivered by road to NgarnavabJa Factory. KTMIHTA AND HUNTLY cream will be delivered by road to Ngaruawahia. Details may be obtained from MR. MORRIS, Factory Manager, Ngaruawahia. / ______ ROTORUA LINE. ALL CREAM SOUTH OP AND INCLUDING MATAMATA will be collected at Hinuera Valley Creamery, thence by motor-lorry to Frankton Junction. HTNUERA STATION, by usual contractor to Hinuexa Valley Creamery. OKOEOIRE, by usual contractor to Okoioire Station, thence by waggon to Hinuera Valley Creamery. TTRAU, LICHFIELD, PUTARURU, TAUMANGA, to be delivered to Okoroire, thence by waggon to Hinuera Valley Creamery. WAHAROA. GORDON, WALTON, AND KIWITAHI. Delivery arranged to morrinsvllle, thence by motor to Frankton. MOBBINSVILLE.— motor to Frankton Junction. TE AWAMUTU.—AII cream -centring on Te Awamutu to be delivered to Te Awamutu Creamery, thence by motor to Frankton Junction. NGAROTO.—To Te Awamutu Creamery. LAKE ROAD.—To be delivered to Ohaupo Station. OHAUPO.—To Frankton Junction, by road. TE MAWHAI suppliers to arrarge delivery to Ts Kawa Creamery, or to Otorohanga. ; " " TE KAWA AND KIOKIO.—To be carted by road to Otorohanga by usual contractor. . . TE KUITI AND STATIONS SOUTH.—Arrangements have been made to cart by road to Otorohanga. J \ For details refer to MR. HARRIS, Factory Manager, Otorohanga. Or to MR. SOMERVTLLE, Te Kuiti.

I In trk& days I of Sir Francis *P\?jFLl?^ [j Tea first became known in \ Jjr*k I England towards the end of j| \\ the 16th century. In those h I stirring times when Eng- "* 1 I land's sailors swept the I I seas a chest of Tea was a more valued i I % prize than many a trinket wrested from the I | naughty Spaniard. And yet money could ft I not buy any tea that would compare with i EVERYBODY'S FAVOURITE 1 | Just as "Amber Tips" is superior to the tea of I \ Drake's days so too does it to-day hold J] \ pride of place over other brands. One trial J i will prove its merits —test it to-night. 192 | 3. F. SHANLY AND CO., 41, FORT STREET. SOLE AGENTS.

CUFFERERS FROM CATARRH PRAISE HUXTABLE'B ANTI-CATARRH INHALER. . " T^ e effect is wonderful. I got relief from T?T-? n " Pr 'cures' quite failed." Without doubt Hustable's Anti-Catarrh inhaler penetrates and works where the ordinary medicine cannot hope to reach Easily applied. Moisten the inside of the nostrils, inhale deeply, and the cure commences. HuxtaWe'i- Anti-Catarrh Inhaler is composed of highly concentrated volatile oils, which produce a vapour of great antiseptic and curative qualities. »d*=vhv. Chemists. Stores. Is M. or post free from ECXTABLE'S DRUG CO.. Dunedin. Bonny Jean===^ | Laundry Help ' ALU GROCERS | Bto 9 weeks wash'ng for 1/. | T. djftc IVOR & SONS I i UNDERTAKERS ic S iT. J. 1c IVOR & SONS I UNDERTAKERS ic wMBALACEKS I 198. KAKANGAHAPE BOaD. 4 M Fun«rals Furnished by Motor or 1 SI Horse Hearse. hi =8 Civility and Satisfaction. 1$ ~,.., 'Phones 689. 2154 (2 rings). IS MW——— 11l —in i —mi m J

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVII, Issue 17457, 29 April 1920, Page 8

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Page 8 Advertisements Column 2 New Zealand Herald, Volume LVII, Issue 17457, 29 April 1920, Page 8

Page 8 Advertisements Column 2 New Zealand Herald, Volume LVII, Issue 17457, 29 April 1920, Page 8