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Opotiki News, Volume VII, Issue 802, 3 November 1944, Page 1

FARMERS! MORE MAIZE WAITED! GROW MORE THIS YEAR! PRICES FiOR NEXT YEAR’S CROP ARE—f.o.b.s.i. less usual Commission: For July delivery,, 5/6; ” Aug. ” 5/8; ” Sept. ” 5/9; ” Oct. ” ...... 5/10; ” Nov. ” 5/11; ” Dec. ” 6/-; ” Jan./Feb. delivery .. 6/1; ” Mch/June ” .. 6/2; us subsidy 1/-J w-s 1/-; i-s i-; -■> i/-; i/-; 6/6 6/8 6/9 6/10 6/11 7/7/1 7/2 THESE PRICES ARE PROFITABLE. Full Particulars from Your Local Merchant.

FARMERS ! DON’T WAIT UNTIL CROPPING OR/f AYMAKING TIME AND RISK A COSTLY HOLD-UP: HAVE THA*T TRACTOR MAGNETO OVERHAULED NOW! • I WITH LARGE STOCK OF ELECTRICAL SPARE&TWELL EQUIPPED WORKSHOP AND' STAFF OF QUALIFIED AUTO ELECTRICIANS WE OFFER SERVICE AND SATISFACTION. F. M. AUTO ELECTRICIAN PHONE ABBOTT WHAKATANE 124

THE PRUDENTIAL ASSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED. (Incorporated in England) The largest Insurance organisation in the British Commonwealth of Nations. Transacts all classes of Life, Fire, Accident and Marine Insurance. Consult Bay Representative MR. ALAN MORPETH Box 93 PHONES: Day 282, Night 292, WHAKATANE. In relation to ALL your Insurance requirements. Total assets exceed £388,869,000. Claims paid exceed £700,000,000. Funds invested in British Commonwealth Wat Loans exceed £100,000,000. “There is a Prudential policy for every purpose.” THE OPOTIKI HEWS Kelly Street, OPOTIKI. Telephone 14, P.O. Box 51, Proprietors: F. H. Roe and W. R. Payne. The Opotiki News will welcome iny news items or contributions of general interest to the residents of the district. Ring Phone 14 or write to the News Oifice. NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS IN order to ensure publication in the following edition casual advertisements should reach the News Office not later than noon on the day of publication. REPLACE ADVERTISEMENTS should be handed in not later than uoon-on the day preceding publication. Advertising Rates Wanted, For Sale, To Let, Situations, Lost and Found, etc.—l2 t'ords, 1 insertion 1/-, 3 consecutive insertions 2/6, 6 consecutive insertions 5/-, 15 words, l insertion 1/6, 3 consecutive insertions, 3/6. 18 words, 2/-, 4/6. 21 words 2/6, 6/-, 24 words 3/-, 7/6. Booking—6d. extra. Scatter Advertising.— 1 line, £l 10/ per -annum, 2 lines, £2/5/- per annum. 3 lines, £3 per annum. 4 lines, £3/15/-. Birth Notices.—2/6 per insertion, (if Doctor’s and Nurse’s names mentioned 1/- extra each name.) Marriage, Death, Roll of Honour, Bereavement, and In Memoriam Notices.—3o words 2/6 per insertion, in excess of 30 words 9d. per line of 5 words extra. These announcements must bear the,signature of advertiser, not necessarily for publication. Death and Funeral Notices Combined. —Up to 64 words 5/- per insertion. CASUAL ADVERTISEMENTS Amusements (including dances), Business and Public Notices, etc. — Page 1, Single insertion, 5/- per inch. Two or more insertions a flat rate of 4/- per inch.