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Evening Post, Volume CXXX, Issue 51, 28 August 1940, Page 6

I WIN THE WAR WITH WASTE i fTTb ■■■■■'•.■ ' ' ' ' '■ . ■ ■ ' . • " ■ ' 5 & Make this Your Free Contribution as a Patriotic Effort! The object of the National Council established by the Government is to organise and control efforts for the reclamation of waste material. The income resulting from collecting activities will be a valuable contribution to the funds being devoted to patriotic purposes. The following is a list of— General Procedure in the m-^g^^l^l Collection of Waste The National Council for the Reclamation of Waste M^ AMMM^Mi_A.AH Mjj^... ■ Material has established a Board in each Province of New K«f|Mll wU Wh^9 vMr ♦ Zealand and a Committee in each centre. Procedure as to collection from homes, offices! factories and farms will CZ^lT^ be arranged by each Local Committee and publicity given to the methods to be adopted. NON™FERROUS METALS donors of material are requested to make an initial I. '' , ■ '■■ ■ ■■ .■."■."'': - _ - . ■'■ classification of materials, viz., separating brass from alum■k i inium, etc., and packaging same for delivery. i ALUMINIUM ;; * f Ascertain the local arrangements for collection and : - RBACQ RDnKI7F f^IIKIkvIPTAI assist in any way open to each individual. Get behind the DKApO DRUINIC VJUiNMC I /\L _ voluntary workers on the National Council, Provincial Boards /^ Al I A OCIDI CTI IOCC A\) anc' l-oca' Committees not only by contributing material, H W\-/LLAi OluLt lUDCj IJ but also by giving your time in assisting in the collecting, f sorting and bundling of waste. Steel and wrought iron scrap, tms and old motor tyres FOIL LEAD ZINC are not required at presenL I I Remember that reclamation of waste and its proper . ~-... . . ■■ ; ™ utilisation will help to keep our workshops and factories ~T~ : [^ busy and will provide assistance to the Patriotic Funds in Papjers and Textiles of all kinds should ~ be conserved. They will be collected "SAVE ALL AND WIN ALL" lor disposal at a later date. s= ~~ ~~~~~ ~ I '• .:. • - - v- COLLECTION CENTRES * ' m . The Central Collection and Distributing Depot at the premises I "\ ! ©f A. R. CHRISTIAN, LTD., TORY STREET. f Everyonb Can Help—Old and Young —- bins — . ■. . FEATHERSTON STREET ENTRANCE TO RAILWAY STATION. Rich and Poor! main entrance to the chief post office. MAIN TRAM STOP, COURTENAY PLACE. v n I ; ■• r i • .. i MAIN TRAM STOP, LAMBTON QUAY. Rectalmation of waste is a vital ■ ••-'ill A|| •-• • •! I A number of prominent retailers have signified their intention of co-operating in national dUty. All CltlZenS are inVlted the Campaign by placing receptacles outside their premises for the collection of NON-FERROUS METALS. The names and addresses will be available in a to give it their few days' time. a Those who have Larger Quantities of NON-FERROUS METALS than they can UTMOST CO-OPERATION ca,y,a^^ 1 . ■ -.■■■■ ■ . ■ . ' - ' j ThU announcement has been made possible through the co-operation of the following: ~~ ~ THE REES-JONES SHOE GO,, LTD. GOLLIN & COMPANY PTY., LTD. L EVANS & COMPANY LIMITED Lambton Quay and Grey Street. Drapers. Cuba St., Lambton Quay, and Newtown. THE VICTORIA LAUNDRY CO., LTD. SELF-HELP CO-OP. ALEX. COWAN & SONS LIMITED The Dry; Cleaners, Hanson Street. • Harris Street and Jervois Quay.