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Greymouth Evening Star, 11 July 1947, Page 10

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' HQW TQ SAVE ELECTRICITY T ? 1 InwJnoea. Switch off RADIATORS, motors and lights imin JMlSiliess. mediately the need for them is over. If it is possible to use a substitute, use it. A ♦ Use the coal range or open fire instead of the At Home : electric range or RADIATOR. = su,a — Switch off the radio when no one is listening to it. Use electric water heater as little as possible. Switch off the lights in unoccupied rooms. 17 1 REMEMBER! A RADIATOR CAN USE FROM Everywhere: TEN T 0 TH irty times as much.elec- ———™ TRIGIT y AS A 100 WATT LAMP. GREY ELECTRIC POWER BOARD