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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume 51, Issue 3139, 10 July 1942, Page 8

Farmers’ Trading Co., Ltd. Paeroa Branch 'MHiiiiiinniHiHiiiHiniiHiiniiiiiiniiiHinw NEW SHIPMENT OF TOWELS— Price Range from 2/11 — 8/6 each PURE LINEN TEA TOWELS— 2/11 — 3/11 each GAILY CHECKED BREAKFAST CLOTHS — 4/6 each HAND-WORKED CHINESE D’OYLEYS— 1/9 — 1/11 each A SELECTION OF PILLOW-SLIPS—--2/3 — 2/6 — 2/11 — 3/3 — 3/6 each SINGLE SHEETS — 21/9 — 22/10 pair UNBLEACHED SHEETS, 70in. x 100 in.— 22/6 pair PURE WHITE BED SPREADS— From 27/6 to 43/6 COTTAGE WEAVE BEDSPREADS— From 25/6 to 42/6 i" • ' 1 . ' : - ■ . f ■ ' - PAEROA BRANCH PHONES 3 and 289

RAILWAYS’ URGENT WAR WORK i WAGON USERS’ CO-OPERATION ESSENTIAL Railway wagons are just as necessary for Victory as are ships, guns and fighting power. To-day s demand upon the Railway Department s resources is greater and more vital to our national security than at any previous stage-of the war. Tonnage figures show that the Department can meet the situation with its available rolling stock, provided wagons are used to full advantage. Failure to discharge wagons promptly after arrival contributes to rolling stock shortage and slows down oiir war effort. . Co-operatioii of rail users in assisting; the quick turnround and capacity loading of wagons is earnestly asked for. A DELAYED WAGON MEANS RETARDED WAR EFFORT. NEWEST DESIGNS IN MARBLE AND GRANITE IC. C. CLUNE THAMES VALLEY MONUMENTAL WORKS I P AERO A. Ring, Write or Call. I .fIMMOSCU* AT FRANKTON ONLY SINCE 1921 ! | REPLACEMENTS LTD. Ph^^StoS6 « I’ The old-established firm who really DO carry the LARGEST STOCK of CAR AND TRUCK PARTS in N.Z. (New.and Used). I Over 20v0 Vehicles Dismantled. Send for Illustrated Literature. |