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NOW IS THE TIME The Railways Job is Bigger Than Ever Now is the time when every, railway wagon has to be worked to its utmost capacity. None can afford to be idle, and shippers and receivers of freight are requested to co-operate more than ever in accelerating wagon turn-round. Every Wagon Hour Saved is Transport Gained
” El CLOSING NEXT WEEK * «tEL WSEW »“ £5OOO M Section 42 of “The Gam- I /(l; A’b S' | ing Act, 1908.” ALLUVIAL GOLD V ~ rvZ? n I I OBJECTS: To raise funds to the B ® 1 G I extent of the profits available, for the Oi eftJal fea gg| g§3 Mgf||g| Wgg |g |gssg|| / I objects to be specified by the Hon. Ihe HjSs| rs| pg Bl Kvwl IB 13 WW*l / ZX\ I'l *" v 'i Minister of Internal Affairs. fp|| || l|gF ® “ \ J \ Z \\ O/] CLOSES: 28th APRIL, 1945 N. McArth C ur. et i<O.’ Box 110, > Wellington, I DRAWN: 9th MAY, 1945 B. L. Hammond, P.O. Box 110, I Wellington, iHtKjIPOST THIS CO uPO N~“ r f ST prize£2ooo ~ 2nd . . £ SO® V '— X MISS J. ROSE, P.O. Box 171, Greymoutn. 3rd , , £ 25® 4™ , , £ 150 Please send metickets in “I FEEL LUCKY” Art Union 1 ft 111 each). I enclose Postal Note for £ : : , also stamped addrcs sed WOTllOtathi 1 W envelope for reply. (Postage stamps not accepted m payment of ticke .■) 20Q™ s £ sw!ix 1 name .:. ~ 305 PRIZES 5 f 518® (Mr., Mrs., or Miss) , ~ w „, ADDRESS ‘- ■
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Grey River Argus, 21 April 1945, Page 2
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