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Dominion, Volume 33, Issue 284, 26 August 1940, Page 10

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NATIONiIL COUNCIL FOR THE RECL.AMATION OF AVASTE MATERIALS. (A war activity under appointment by the Minister of Supply, The Hou. D. G. Sullivan.) '' , Help to Win the War! SHE SCRAP ASSIST THE PATRIOTIC FUND AND NEW ZEALAND INDUSTRY Supplies of the following metals are urgently needed. They arc listed in order of importance. Although the amount in YOUR home may seem small, in the aggregate tho supplies from ALL homes will amount Io many tons. ' How Commonly . How Identified Metal Found | And Remarks Often found in same fittings Rub with abrasive (sandVOpptJr as for brass, also washing paper or emery cloth) and if coppers, cooking utensils, the metal is a reddish colour lavatory cisterns, lire it is most likely to be copper. ' screens, coal scuttles, down pipes, etc. Pnnnnr Pieces of old electric cable, VUppd lighting or heating flex for \Vjre radiators, irons, . toasters, vacuum cleaners, etc. t» Old taps, screws, fire irons, Brass, if polished or ARffi BraSS, Stair carpet rods, door stops, will yield a bright yellowish Rrnnzc (1, -’or steps, curtain rods, colour. Ma l ’*-’ s<no brass Dronzt, window fittings, hinges. scrap is solid throughout, Gunmetal drawer pulls, locks, padlocks. not just plated oxer non. z' fire-screens, metal tops of Electric bulbs should be electric light bulbs, parts of tapped under cover of PaP« old electric switches, etc. to break globe tslnch is m , required. Alnminiiim Old kitchen utensils—sauce- Light in weight and whitish Aluminium pans> kettles, etc. If handles or grey in colour. are not aluminium they should be taken off. Also z' found in motor car parts. Wrappings of chocolates, These wrappings n .', a JL -1- OH cigarettes, photofilm. etc. aluminium or lead foil can. be melted with a match, aluminium foil will not melt and is very much lighter than lead foil. Do not mix them, make separate parcels of them. Lead Photographic fi ’ m bG Wlth * ings of tea packages, known r 1 "- as tea lead, car battery components. heads of lead-head-ed nails, fishing sinkers, strip lead from roof guttering or flashings. Tillie*! ( fl ) Cosmetic tubes, tooth- (a) These aic tnostl.i pure 11 ras te and shaving cream tin. tubes, etc. (b) Seccotine, (b) These are generally lead, glue, rubber solutions, etc., tubes. Zj nc In' case linings. Wanted in sheet form. Hand in YOUR scrap metal te your Local Committee or Receiving Depot. MAKE THIS YOUR FREE CONTRIBUTION AS A PATRIOTIC EFFORT All scrap will be sold and the proceeds handed over to the Patriotic Fund. METALS NOT YET WANTED: Wrought iiou and steel, old number plates, tins, corrugated and ’ ron NOT WANTED YET. Cast iron should be held for later collection. CUT OUT THIS ADVERTISEMENT AND KEEP IT IN A PROMINENT PLACE.

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