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WAGONS ARE WANTED. Do Not Hold Them Baek. To-day’s demand upon the. resources of the railways is greater and more vital to our national security than ever before. Daily the load increases and, whilst no man knows what the peak will be, we DO know that the present press of work calls for the utmost performance being squeezed out of every piece of railway equipment. Rail users can help by speeding-up the loading, unloading and release of wagons. Quicker turnround is essential. Not To-morrow. Not Next Week-Now!
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Greymouth Evening Star, 4 March 1943, Page 2
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