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Press, Volume LXXXII, Issue 24869, 8 May 1946, Page 5

Canterbury Pig Council.—Mr G. Turley has been nominated bv the Temuka branch of the Farmers’ Federation to represent South Canterbury on the Canterbury Pig Council. Dry Spell Broken at Reefton.— The dry spell of weather in the Reef ton district was broken yesterday when rain commenced to fall in steady showers early in the morning. Twerttythree points of rain were recorded up to 9 a.m.

of course it means ■ > made ’without inconvenience. Planning meals ——W** which will conserve Gutter is going to take a —-—V little more time and trouble. And eating less - Ji meat will be a hardship to many people. \ ® ut * t ’ 8 o **ly by making a sacrifice that we s tuy c ° n 1 can give extra food to Britain. And Britain needs that extra food today to sustain her present scanty ration, to increase it if possible, " where she can in her self-imposed '""°f fighting starvation among the warsßljfSST stricken peoples of Europe. reTV-’. \ "A —V —P. \ Sacrifice on our part can mean salvation to \— others. AtiOiK,

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