Page 3 Advertisements Column 1

Otago Daily Times, Issue 25386, 18 November 1943, Page 3

STREET COLLECTION TO-MORROW (FRIDAY) m STREET COLLECTION TO-MORROW (FRIDAY) THESE ESSENTIAL SERVICES MUST BE MAINTAINED GIVE FREELY YOUR AID IN TIME OF NEED Sponsored by D.S.A. Ltd. St John Activities include: 1. AMBULANCE TRANSPORT 2. DISTRICT NURSING 3. FIRST AID INSTRUCTION 4. HOSPITAL HOSTESS IN DAILY ATTENDANCE AT PUBLIC HOSPITAL 5. BRIGADE MEMBERS IN ATTENDANCE AT ALL PUBLIC GATHERINGS 6. BLOOD TRANSFUSION SERVICE 7. VOLUNTARY AID TRAINING THINK WHAT THIS SERVICE MIGHT MEAN TO YOU GIVE FREELY

we ever worried about a Japanese invasion, I don't know! Instead of spending millions on defences, all the Government need have done was to buy a few "BEVIN" Electrofencers . . . as a matter of fact, only 305, because a "BEVIN" Electrofencer is guaranteed to electrify 20 miles, which no other fencer will do. Also, the "BEVIN" has easily The strongest "kick," and the number of shocks per minute can be doubled to ensure "rebuff." ■ This bull was more persistent and devastating than any Jap . . . ! R. W. Bromley, of Kaeo, write* on 24/9/43: — "I must congratulate you on the effectiveness and reliability of your Electrofencer. Owning a valuable bull who is an extremely bad fence breaker (a 7-barbed-wire fence is of no consequence to him), I had spent no end of time and material in Vepair work—in fact I had decided to dispose of him, but, on consideration, I decided to try an Electrofencer. . "Knowing the bull and his habits, I will admit I was doubtful whether it would prove effective, but os a valuable bull is not easily replaced, I thought the experiment worth while. The Electrofencer has proved all you claim of it, and I would not hesitate 7 : to recommend it to anyone who wants a good machine. ' "The method I used in erection, which may prove useful to other farmers in similar circum- . stances, is this: Not dismantling the original fence in any way, I merely strapped battens about 2ft. long at right angles to every alternate fence post, about 3ft. 6in. from the ground, and from these battens I ran the electric wire. This method proved very effective, and it also serves to keep animals which are inclined to jump fences—before they come in contact with them—well away." You con end your worries about your young shelterbelts, crops, # or females. Make the "BEVIN" Electrofencer your protection. 11l the 9 :*/ r& IX * j/fb ... % m IIL /Will THE "BEVIN" HARROW will insure you against feed worries, and ensure more production and healthier stock. After two strokes of the "BEVIN" you will appreciate that the fertiliser shortage is not insurmountable. The PENNY POSTAGE will bring you many POUNDS! To ALISTER BEVIN, 38 Albert Street (Box 880), Auckland. Please send me particulars of your "BEVIN" HARROW "BEVIN" ELECTROFENCER (Strike out not wanted), and a copy of your Money-Back Guarantee. NAME ADDRESS O.D.T. 18/11/43 [

Pefsii W: Am* I Ah! Iv, ((ESI ill# ili i/M W-& Sf:< m mm am 1111 l u 7 T 1 Egi?sE * When Dad conies home for good and the fastmoving speck in the sky is not a bomber but a comfortable air-liner, we,shall look back and think of all the little things that helped us through these trying days. Mother will perhaps gratefully remember Persil, the amazing oxygen washer, that kept her wash so sunny and saved countless hours of tedious work. PJ19.24Z