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Press, Volume LXXIX, Issue 23947, 14 May 1943, Page 3

send Daddy home to Mummy and me as quick as you can! “We’re doing as much as we can to help him, and Mummy says that after the war we’ll all be very glad we saved so many pennies, ’coz then she and Daddy will have some money ready to begin a new life. And she says I’ll be able to have so many nice things after the war. You see, I’m saving my pennies, too, and buying 6d Stamps, which sometimes go crooked when I stick them on the card. Every week Mummy buys such a lot and Johnnie next door told me his big sister does, top, ’coz she knows a boy in the Air Force. He’ll be pleased as Daddy, won’t he, dear Lord?” To help answer this child’s prayer National Savings Stamps are obtainable from all Post Offices, D-I-G’s Enquiry Counter and from members of the General Service Corps, who will be calling on many householders in Christchurch next week. (By courtesy D-I-C Ltd.)

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ACROSS TIBET * NEW SUPPLY ROUTE TO CHINA (Rec. 7 p.m.) LONDON, May 12. Along routes 12.000 feet high, exposed to bitterly cold winds, supplies will now go to China across Tibet. It is officially announced in Calcutta that after negotiations lasting several months Tibet has agreed to allow certain supplies through her territory, thus departing from the traditional policy of keeping the country closed. LYTTELTON NEWS ♦ NEW GRAIN STORE The site of the grain store in Norwich quay which was destroyed by the big fire on Christmas Eve has again been leased from the Railway Department by the firm of A, Rhind and Company, Ltd. The firm intends to build a grain store to replace the one destroyed and the work will be commenced as soon as the necessary permits are obtained. WANTED Smart Girl for our bread and cake shop. J. G. Souter and Sons. 'Phone 46-613. Although late blight has reduced the yield of potato crops in the Rangiora district, the loss from this disease is not so heavy as was anticipated, and in the majority of cases yields will be satisfactory. THE PEN with the Marvellous Nib All - British £•* LTD Ltd Lu..d» n

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