SAVING WASTE PAPER
ORGANISER MAKES APPEAL
An appeal to members to assist •in the. saving of .waste paper was •made- to-junior members of the •Chamber of' Commerce at-yesterdays •luncheon by Mr. D. B. Higgms, Organiser to the Metropolitan Waste "Reclamation Committee. The collection* of waste paper could be considerably increased and substantial amounts passed on to the patriotic fund. ■•■•■•• ■-■■■:>. ■■-■■■ :■.'.-.■' •. •. 'ife - -Owing to the shipping position the, Whakatane mill had-been unable to get pulp, said Mr. Higgins, and waste paper had to take its place. The saving of paper was a worthwhite job, and considerably more ibuld be handled with the present staff at no further expense. He asked those present who were employed in offices or other premises where ithere was clean waste paper to see *that' it was not sent to the destrucJfor and destroyed.
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Auckland Star, Volume LXXIV, Issue 106, 6 May 1943, Page 6
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