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Evening Star, Issue 25070, 11 January 1944, Page 5

SHOP AT THE GARDEN

BALMORAL DAIRY GARDENS CORNER. For Milk, Buffer, toad, all freih daily. Confectionary of all kinds. MISS E. FOGARTY :: Propriatriii.

THIS WEEK'S ATTRACTION The gloxinias in the Winter Gardens are now at their best.

"Time and Tide Wait for No Man." A Good Habit .. Save Regularly Save tot Nalienal War Effort—To furthar your education—A home of your own—Your Wedding—A real holiday— For happiness in the future. Open an Account NOW with the DUNEDIN SAYINGS BANK Head Office: OOWLING ST.. Dunedin. Branches at Cargill's Corner and GARDENS. ..

SQUASH THE SQUANDER BUG. As in years before, So in 1944. • Gillies i* the store Where your money buys more. ' Shop-at GILLIES Gardens Book Club

GARDENS GROCERS PREFER TO SELL EATWELL COOKED HAM and-' "EATWELL "BACON YOUR GOOD TASTE TELLS HOW GOOD " EATWELL " IS.

FOR QUALITY MEAT TRY W. E. SEQUE GARDENS BUTCHERY. Order now your XMAS LAMB, MUTTON-HAM and POULTRY, Alto Branch Shop—Strand Delicatessen, 15 Princes Street (near Octagon), for Smallgoods.

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CLEAR RAILWAY WAGONS QUICKLY Our War Effort Needs Every One Industrialist, farmer, merchant, retailer —no matter who you are, you use the Dominion's transport system —railway wagons are busy bringing goods to you and taking them away. They have a colossal job to do and they are doing that job. They will do it even better if, when they come to you, you see that they are unloaded or loaded and sent away again with the least possible delay. Talk it over with i your staff—they'll back YOU if you back THEM. Plan—Encourage Ideas—improvise