Auckland's Bobby Veal Industry GREATER QUANTITIES. REDUCED RATES. GREATER, QUANTITIES. REDUCED RATES. 265,000 BOBBY CALVES were handled last season at the Horotiu, Southdown and Moerewa Freezing Works, which are owned entirely by Auckland farmers^ Farmers responded right well to our request that they stipulate that their calves be killed at their own works, and as a result, we have been enabled to reduce our rate for killing, freezing, etc., by approximately 2£d per calf. Maintain and strengthen your own Company by— SELLING YOUR CALVES to those COMPANIES operating at your OWN works. SOLID SUPPORT to THE AUCKLAND FARMERS' FREEZING CO., Ltd., ensures - ~— COMPETITION FOR YOUR PRODUCE, HIGHEST PRICES, The Success of a Farmers' Company. Batteries r What about the Battery and the Ignition System ? On this the smooth running of your Motor Car depends very, very largely. Not only the Battery itself — But the Self-Starter, the Generator and Cutout, and the whole Wiring System should be tested and put in balanced running order. So as to enable the Motor to give smooth and efficient service. Avoid the risk of a faulty start, not only in the Motor, but in the planning of your summer vacation. We have the Mechanics, and we offer you the Service. We invite your inquiry. A very simple adjustment now may save ultimate cost and worry on your tour. NOTE..— -We recommend and supply AJAX Batteries: Cost and Reliability considered. SEE US. ARAWATA ST., TE AWAMUTU. Phone 20.
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Waipa Post, Volume 49, Issue 3555, 8 December 1934, Page 8
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