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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume 51, Issue 3156, 12 August 1942, Page 7

R. W. B IiLL DENTIST. Will visit Coromandel first Tuesday to Friday (inclusive) each month. BURGESS AND B ROOK BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS, During the absence in camp for the duration of the war, of Mr M. A. Brook, 8.A., LI.M., the office will be kept open by Miss L. Evans during the usual hours; professional work will 'be done by Mr Bowen Clendon, solicitor of Thames, on Mr Brook’s behalf and Mr Clendon will attend at bhe office every Wednesday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

KAPOC QUILTS A SMALL CONSIGNMENT TO HAND Colours: Vieu Rose and Green Plain colours only in Hailstone Taffeta, Single Bed Size, 27/3. Double Bed Size, 31/6. We are fortunate in securing these lovely Quilts as Kapoc is now unprocurable WE ADVISE YOU TO BUY EARLY! A. COURT & SON PHONE 27 THAMES BOX 14

RAILWAY WAGGONS & TARPAULINS SPEED THEM ON THEIR WAR WORK Raw materials, food and equipment, for the Fighting Forces and for our own Industrial Front must be moved smoothly and uninterruptedly to and from factories, farms and ships. This is the railways’ job. It’s a big job and it’s getting bigger and bigger all the time. Every railway waggon and every tarpaulin must work non-stop. All-out cooperation is essential; everyone—-staff, consigners and .consignees—-must realise that half-help won’t do. It’s hundred per cent, practical co-operation that’s needed! HURRY YOUR LOADING; SPEED-UP YOUR UNLOADING. WAGGONS AND TARPAULINS MUST WORK FULL-TIME.