ARMY BOOTS. THE BEST VALUE EVER AT 31/- PAIR Made Under Army Contract At prices ranging from 25/- to 30/6 limited Supplies at — MERITOR SHOE STORE Opp. F.A.C. Phone 171 S. (655) TO BUILDING CONTRACTORS IJVENDERS Closing with the. Architects at 3 p.m. on FRIDAY, August Ist., 1947, are invited for the partial demolition and rebuilding in new materials of the Vicarage of Saint Andrew’s, Cambridge. Applications for plans may be made to Mr. J. Linsley, 6.4; jCJrey .. Street, Cambridge, or to the Architects— White, Leigh & De Lisle, Registered Architects* P.O. Box 374, Hamilton. (652) WAIKATO HUNT (Inc.) MEETS FOR JULY. 12th., Saturday: Pukerimu (Speakc Bros.) 16th., Wednesday: Eureka Avenue. 19th., Saturday: Pukekura. 23rd., Wednesday: Te Awamutu. 26th., Saturday: Te Miro. 29th., Tuesday: Piarere. t ' 2nd. Aug., Saturday: Whatawhata. WYNN BROWN, Master. GIRLS AND BOYS EARN MORE POCKET MONEY! SOFT DRINK BOTTLES ARE WANTED Bring Them To The— TIP TOP WE PAY TWOPENCE EACH Scout around and hasten that Bicycle.
FERTILISER RATIONING APPEALS ON GROUNDS OF HARDSHIP for additional fertiliser for top-dressing purposes for the rationing year 1947-48 must be lodged with the Chairman of the District Fertiliser Committee by 19th. July, 1947. Appeals will be considered only on the following bases:— 1. —From those farmers who have not appealed on any previous occasion or for those properties for which no previous appeal has been lodged by either the existing or a former occupier. 2. —From those farmers who can produce evidence to the effect that they have brought in out of virgin country during the 1946-47 rationing period areas which have been sown down to new grass. Appeals from returned servicemen from World War 11. can be considered at any time during the rationing year. . . ' All appeals must be in writing addressed by the farmer to the Chairman, District Fertiliser Committee, care Department of Agriculture for the district ifl which the applicant farms. All applicants must state the name of the vendor from whom it is desired to obtain supplies of fertiliser in the event of the appeal being successful. Documentary evidence in support of appeals mentioned in paragraph 2 above should consist of a copy of the invoice for the grass seed and signed statements from two neighbouring farmers to the effect that the grass seed was sown On virgin country.
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Waikato Independent, Volume XLIV, Issue 6075, 11 July 1947, Page 1
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