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A CHALLENGE TO RAIL FREIGHTERS. To move munitions, to distribute food, to transport coal, to despatch essentials overseas and to clear imported goods To do all this without delay, New Zealand needs many extra railway wagons. They can’t all be built immediately, but they can - be found —by you 1 MBy tightening up your organisation in order to get a quicker turn-round of the wagons you use, by reducing delays between arrival and unloading; by contacting the men" on the job; by planning; by improvising; by fearless unorthodoxy if needs be—But you must ACT NOW I WORK FOR QUICKER TURN-ROUND. > SPEED UP LOADING & UNLOADING.

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