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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 68, Issue 136, 20 March 1948, Page 2

O// JD C o t /• *o /■ « V c-fW a At \ V '%• SKiS; figs if/r'i «*S BULK PARCELS of food are now being made up at assembly depots in the main centres and contributions are invited from all parts of New Zealand. These bulk parcels are sent to Britain and are distributed to really deserving people . . . the lonely and friendless . . . the poor and the old. This is one very good way of helping those who never receive extra food ... those whose menus are never brightened by a little thoughtfulness from more fortunate people overseas. ■■.'ylf&SsSSfi I>ll I wmlg iJmM m IMIIf mmmm 'mmm ml -mgmMgm 9 i; m mm m i mm s§s» What to send Anyone who has made np parcels for Britain will know 7 what to include . . . tinned meats, tinned fat, condensed and dried milk ... all the choice foods which make people happy on the “other side”. Send in even just one tin. Where to send.it * Send your foodstuff for re-packing in bulk parcels to your nearest depot, using the address “The Aid to Britain Parcel Committee”. Depots are being established in the following towns: Auckland, Blenheim, Christchurch, Dunedin, Gisborne, Greymouth, Hamilton, Invercargill, Masterton, Napier, Nelson, New Plymouth, Gamaru, Palmerston North, Thames, Tiinaru, Wanganui, Wellington, Westport, Whangarei. 15.24 Send nil the feed yen can spare WplmJm mM it/ mm THE M m m m % it* am o A* SSS> m a 1 V c# a* CJ* ARE BEHIND THE FINENESS OF THI WHOLE 1140 ATLANTIC PETROLEUM PRODUCTS jZ&ck. 'product cIA. jpine an human aJoUL can. male it TLANTIC UNION OIL COMPANY LI MI TE D ( INC. IN N.S. W. ) TRANSPORT OPERATORS! ' e „ esru**~ PLEASE ASSIST BY IOAVMGr others kauhyav trucks as smtm •' $ m m mm mm m mm llliltlll ip * ***** m .V Provide a ridge on top, as shown; which, when covered with tarpaulin, will shed water. Load \ must not exceed that shown on load plate on \ waggon. Wm mm m mkr tips 9? more YALUrn