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Evening Post, Volume CXXXIV, Issue 39, 14 August 1942, Page 6

HyaMg■■■■g^ng^pmMMMHHlHßH| \ for your TEA RATION COUPON you get 20Z. of tea per week which is sufficient if you use DfaLL BRANDwhich is STRONGER and with a flavour well known to most New Zealanders | #226* LAMBTON QUAY ' !| - *mBWtamMHM*. AriSIFQ SAMSON 11 V AJ # 1 A Jat^^^P A V^^A A>-l.t JHC^ JU * , .^■^■^B^B -*?*&gfr{?iisaiSß3Kmffl6flfififiiHl-~ BBK ' There Is no charge whatever for a mM m^MMMJmW ,^-IBliiiiiiSlilillilliii^^rtreport on your property. BORACURE liw MM\ WW^ W jilßi*l^^S^i*^^^l ' spittors are thorough, trained, technlca ■## I^-B^^MP^^^W^^^l man. competent to »dvlse on control F^ W . BesurctotakeyourßcecW °l!" >«™L tfc. «uJt boracurs KIU md steer clear of tick ! Before buying ■ preparcy, befora undertaking tive upscti and that 'down ID ■. ' the dumps' feeling. Bccchana llMg^^ii^M^B ,iriy. oiler writ* for Booklet, from- Pills are gentle, natural, effec- i ifllWHF^^B babaMIDE (%M T \ I#vf t'VCj reliable. Obtainable BQRAvUKC VN*A«/ !■*«• everywhere. Get some today. '^K^^^^^Bb^^RP^^B^H 111 Luabtao <&., Wellinston. Tsl. 40-050. . -<«lWwi:ii;l;:^^^^^^j^^^|f^|^^^** i/itiuevg The Golden Rule of Health 1^ KIDNEYS *A£ a MMMX MUST REMOVE excess acids T^dffltn^ It i HJp 15 MILES of Kidney ToU. J^k m^JWm^^ S#« A 1 FitMh (hrt Fmiwu Watte V^KOF :^^ flH^B M M^W S If kidney* don't pass S pint* a 4*7 and tel S^^H Mp*M M M H 8 rid of S pound* of wa*t» matter, th» 14 miles VfADTU A R^mFß U B J^. S of kltoer tube* «nd filters becosn* elo«ed | HBBBBT WORTH A BAyS flVsB^A V with polMßoiu waste and th« danctr of acid | fiUINEi A BOX flP^ fly Uf'^WWF M polwalßs to jteatly taewasjg. rf rf t ftUIWBH • ■«» »■ M^ BBf B^ . g o»<rb«*tlM tagtonSr of*n««ln« backaches, iwWMß^BiNli'lMiP^ll'WMtljiWlJ ,HK*K t#&tHHsHm? DncM tutor til* eyts, rheumatic pains and < dlutaau. Irtquart or scanty passage*, wttb : —■ smarUae and buralnj, show there Is some- , - thlnr wronK with your Iddneya or bladder. UmA pwpla watch their boweta. which con- y^A%%%V.%%WWW^&aAAVUW.VVA\V,\"AV.'A-.'.V.V.'^flA%g tala only 27 feet of intestines, but neglect f ' ja tb« kidney*, which conUin 15 miles ot tiny J ■■■ 0± ■■ ■■ ' C. tUDo"a't ß3eUy <i r*'Ask your chemist or atore ? DillllMMfclJ illna»AMA fi. Tttyit'lllllllO Es.'assa^^K^^'jfcj: naiiway nagons « larpaunns % of people. They §1t« quick relief and will .■, s» w 3* help to Hash out th» 15 Ktt^l ofkldney s . p f _ f _^ f . y ji pr& S%™£&?iff*S? f Speed Them On Their War Work | i ii I " ■ V "l ;A ||l l*| m^ AflAlllf % **aW mater'a'*» food and equipment for the Fighting Forces and ■" 'JBAllllllfl #vUU|| W !■ f°r our own Industrial Front must be moved smoothly and un- J* fgk • ■ a jt v w ij interruptedly to and from factories, farms and ships. This is the * R IjlMMin 111 IllinillfeS 5 railw»y*' Job. It's a big job and it's getting bigger and bigger ij Wlllwll 111 %*▼ lIIIIIHIwIv % all the time. Every railway wagon and every tarpaulin must work J» Br2^'pTOn*yo 1Sr Ws«^c&yoS < non-stop. All-out co-operation i* essential; EVERYO^E-staff, | health and wvakaa your heart. Mcndaoo, f consignors r-d consignees— must realise that half-help won't do. C tma pnaenptlOß 01. an anunoan pnysioian. _■ »,«■,, ~ . , . 11, >C •tana reUoring Asthma In S mlnutee, and "■ Its hundred per cent practical co-operation thats needed! ■" bullda n«w TltaJlty so that yob can sleep V ■■ '- ■ooßdly all night, eat anyttuns and enjoy f - • «C ! Hurry Your Loading; Speed-up Your Unloading ? In 34 hoars, and to eatlsty oompletely 01 % ' r * ■! mowybackonrrtarnofempt^p^.^ Wagons and Tarpaulins Must Work Full-Time, 3 1 fl^F^lflitffl^B*9*l^ 2£ ar ohomist % ' ■ V CndsAtthms Now 3/5, 6/8, & 13/2. J ' ' . •' .^B^^9R|^^^^^^pHHß^BßJß^B^B|BßS When the idea of buUding Universal Bren biggest and most worth-while ever achieved by , Gun Carriers in New Zealand was first General Motors in New Zealasd. ff*^&ttli&&£^ Toda^thisjobisanaccompHshedfart-^b ture and asscmbWwL entrusted to General made possible only by the enthusiasm, the Motor? Nw Zealand Limited-an exclusive wfflim co-operation and sheer engineering abOhtn^wwlwaTaTcepted not only as a.tribute ity of men m machine shops throughout New to General Motors but also as an incentive to Zealand, / plan and work as never before, Today ts^ Universal Bren Gun Carriers are Hundreds of different major parts had to be playing their part in the defence scheme of the translated from blue-prints to metal. These Dominion. They have .been tested and proved parts bad to be made in a hundred and one in the field, and their dnyers have signalled different engineering shops throughout the back "Well done*. General Motors salutes the Dominion ... so accurately that a part built . machine shops everywhere, which were responat the North Cape would fit exactly with a part sible for this engineering success ♦. • and are from the Bluff. A job of planning, of co-ordin- proud to be able to report It \ ation, of supply, and assembly which is the has been done in New Zealand. ]k GENERAL MOTORS lk Work and Plan for Victory wk CHEVROLET ♦ VAUXHALL • BEDFORD - BUICK - OLDSMOBILE - POfcTIAC - G.TVI. DIESEL ALLISON AIRCRAFT ENGINES • FRICTDAIRE - G.M. GENUINE gAUTS - AX\ SPARK PLUGS gh.8.24 ■• \ } '