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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume LXXI, Issue 13802, 20 November 1942, Page 7

RAILWAYS' RESPONSIBILITY WAR NEEDS MUST HAVE PRIORITY This is a war of production—a war of transportation—of maintenance —a war depending upon efficient railway service more than any previous emergency in our history. Today's crisis demands that war needs come first; that the peace time accent on civilian travel must swing to national service. . . . That is why permits are necessary for journeys exceeding 100 miles; it's why unimportant needs must make way for essentials. . . . This war is everybody's and everybody will be proud to share its sacrifices. ABOVE ALL ELSE - VICTORY

PAINT NE ave an excellent range of colours in the two wellknown Brands of House Pa bits. A Freshening up of the Home, ins ■Teat extent in encouraging thai that VICTORY is just i Home, inside and out, assists to a 'asms that cneeriui oninnisiu A FULL RANGE of HOUSEHOLD ENAMELS, VARNISHES, etc., in stock SEE OUR WINDOW DEVONPORT ROAD Box G 4. I'll ones (2 lines) 7-18, 719

Now is thz tissue to tey yoisr SaisßSßtier Suit • In SPORTS COATS we have all the latest shades in Donegals, Checks and Air Force Blue. SPORTS TROUSERS to match, side and hip pockets, tunnels or loops, bottoms 22 inch. You must see these. BLAZERS. LIGHT-WEIGHT UNDERWEAR Light PANAMA HATS for the bowling green, 8/10 to 30/C. BATHING TOGS and SHORTS. STRAWS for the farm and seaside. SEE OUR WINDOWS SEE OUR WINDOWS SEE OUR WINDOWS SEE OUR WINDOWS DON'T FORGET! '■'■i i Ww> |HJ>ANDERSON 9£e Htoueeb -<*£.RAILWAY STN WWM mm i '■:'■■-. ... * I. FERRIS THANKS HARDY'S "INSTANT RELIEF" 24 Curlewis Street, North Bondi, Sydney. Mr. Hardy,—l am writing this letter to you with one thought in view, that it may help others suffering as I have suffered. Since I have been using Hardy's Indigestion and Ulcerated Stomach Remedy I have found that it is the only Remedy that has given me instant relief. And I owe my recovery to your wonderful remedy. I am sure all J& Hardy's users will be of the same opinion as I am. tfWffl® Yours faithfully, (Sgd.) F. FERRIS. ~:■<"' INDIGESTION AND ULCERATED STOMACH v" MI&TiWf. ;»• ■■X*X ill--; o>'fc m ii -JSBB ■H "You and I, Joan, can stand the tigours of. a thi cl-cl >ss cjirrii but I thought it best to get a first-class ticket for your aunt."