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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 70, Issue 28, 12 November 1949, Page 3

foe mMe/ast/er years... never could before!” 000 0 0 9 JF you need effective proof of what Labour has done for the wage-earner, look at what people have saved in the last ten years in Savings Banks and National Savings. Since 1939 they’ve put by an impressive £164,000,000 in private nest-eggs. Yet people are buying more goods than ever, buying more homes, more insurance— and can still save week after week. If you want to keep prosperity, vote for the Government that made it possible. * ■ „ m. m \jofv •fir 'MM ■■■ x" : \>ep Vole Affoin NEW ZEALAND LABOUR PARTY

Plenty of string and stout brown paper that's the stuff for this parcels caper! m aw V <»: V- & M mi A A A m * 4- • ....... _ • Getting Xmas parcels to their destinations on time is a big job - ; for the postal staffs . . . you’ll definitely help if your parcels are stoutly wrapped, securely tied and addressed with big bold addresses that are easy to read. It’s a good idea to start saving string and wrapping paper NOW so you’ll have plenty when you need it. Remember too, make the address as easily read as possible—use BLOCK LETTERS FOR EASY READING. A tie on tag helps. The sender’s name should also appear, on the package or on a slip inside. Fancy wrapping papers and tapes look" pretty on the Christmas tree but please remember Xmas mail bags get jammed .tight with parcels, so for your posted parcels use only stout wrapping paper' and strong string. Start saving stout storing and wrapping paper for gour Xmas pareetsS r s SUED B Y THE POST OFFICE 9 THE. TEA QE TEftS A.15.V

Manure Bags. Manure Bags. FARMERS!We are now buying FIRST GRADE MANURE RAGS, suitable for Lime. These may be left at our Depot or we will arrange for our Lorries to pick them up. HU WIRNETTSMMf EAST STREET ASHBURTON PHONE 298^