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Taranaki Daily News, 24 July 1930, Page 2

pOYAL gERVICE. INGLEWOOD—PURANGI. Purangi depart 8.30 a.m. Tarata arrive 9.45 a.m Kaimata arrive ............. 10.10 a.m. Inglewood "arrive 10.30 a.m Inglewood depart 3.30 p.m Kaimata 3.45 p . in Tarata depart 4.30 p.m Purangi arrive 5.15 p.m S. IL CROWIIURST, Mail Contiactr .telephone 418, New Plymouth. PLANT’S KAPONGA— OKAIAWA—HAWERA SERVICE, a.m. p.m. Dept. Kaponga ......... 8.0 1.0 „ Kapuni 8.10 1.10 „ Te Ngutu 8.15 1.15 „ Okaiawa 8.30 1.25 „ Normauby 8.45 1.35 \rr. Ilawera .8.55 1.45 Dept. Hawera .......... 11.0 4.0 Ait. Kaponga 11.40 4.40 SATURDAYS, Dept., Kaponga ................. 6.15 Art Hawera 7. -10 Dept Hawera •........ 1' 10.30 PARCELS left at Criterion Garage, Hawera, or Mrs Brewer’s, Kaponga, receive prompt attention Telephones: Kaponga 50 and 51; Hawera 2310. IBM Cawrete on The up-to-date farm makes extensive use of Concrete —cowshed floors, drinking troughs, feeding troughs for pigs and calves, drains and culverts, silos, wells fence posts, and other farm equipment are all put down in concrete. Once built they are there "for keeps.” They require no further attention, no expensive maintenance. They make the farm more efficient, more productive and more congenial. The wise farmer uses concrete and specifies Wilsons “Star” Brand Cement. ifixceeds by far the British Standard Specifications. “IF" Barthewsyto HiFUIEHZ* -by P™nBMOSS