Biscuits for Sale A limited quantity of biscuits will be available for local consumption between now and Christmas as a result of an unexpected alteration in military orders from overseas, says a Press Association message from Auckland. This alteration, information of which was received only this week, has changed the situation described by the New Zealand Biscuit and Confectionery Manufacturers’ Association in a statement published on November 28, when it was said that as from December 1 the entire capacities of the principal biscuit manufacturing firms would be devoted to war priorities, and that there would be nothing for sale to civilians. Manufacturers said yesterday that it was difficult to say what quantities of biscuits would be available for domestic sale, but they would certainly be equal to what has been on the market in the last few months.
"IRONETTE” IRONING MACHINE. Shortage of domestic help and restricted laundry service do not affect the owner of this modern ironing machine. The weekly washing can be speedily ironed in sit-down comfort, and the price of £2B 7s brings this economical labour-saver within the reach of all. MASON, STRUTHERS and CO., LTD. — 6
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Press, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 23812, 4 December 1942, Page 4
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