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Auckland Star, Volume LXXI, Issue 206, 30 August 1940, Page 13

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KEEP THEM MOVING Railway Wagons & Tarpaulins Day and night the Railways, linked with primary and secondary industries, are doing their part in New Zealand's war effort. This important service, to increased production can be materially assisted by consignees' prompt release of wagons and tarpaulins. Delay in unloading tends to impede the national war effort. Quick release of tarpaulins and trucks for use elsewhere is helpful to the State, especially at this time, when it is the duty of all to assist in the drive for accelerated production and Victory. Quick Transport for Increased Production.

....OW , Mothers, here's a great discovery—Solvol for tiddtes' tf/lOttfW j hands and knees! Saves scrubbing and scoJdmgl Saves HJ UUft*' 1 tim * and * reuble, Solvol's soft, plentiful lather whips out even ingrained grime . . . cleans hands and knees m Urn UQtifl- tiebl And the soothing ingredient in Solvol makes H ewer "t"*"T so gentle—leaves the skin in perfect condition. A LEVER PRODUCT—MADE IN NEW ZEALAND «>ti mm 7

NO PRICE INCREASE « BELL TEA - New WAR TAXES NOT passed on to Public