Page 9 Advertisements Column 1

New Zealand Herald, Volume 79, Issue 24275, 16 May 1942, Page 9

IT'S UP TO US

WARTIME HABITS Etery Xp'v Zealnndor is glad to know Wat help is iorthcoming from our hie American neighbour, f'urlp Sam; and njs ships, nioii and munitions arc sure ®, a hearty and thankful welcome. But the more support we get from overseas he more should wo dedicate ourselves ™ do more and better work, to bo as efficient as we possibly can, and to j_ P °ur§elves" to the utmost. Relaxation is a necessity to busy People, and all of us should remember Kn 10n We s e (, k refreshment or offer Pitality at a licensed house, modera- ;! on ssl °"ld bo kept in mind. In ware» when people are unsettled and an . v thousands are burdened with t , orr y a "d anxiety, there is greater need n , e < Ver he temperate in thought deed, and to do nothing to give to other folk. , nia jority of people are moderate r reasonable iji their ideas and habits. _ G m New Zealand enjoy a largo -asnre of freedom 1o cat and drink B 1 . a We wish. Hut those who wish to bo T f onsunic alcoholic beverages are nd by certain regulations designed Wolf' rnotp , or de r and protect the public rom'w' ens ihle people obey those Ita ," s Moderation and sobriety It . ex ' en t virtues, and in wartime therrf t ' iaU eV ° r necessar y pracKatiV, , auil .°"ncenient inserted in the Coim^i 8 , lntere H s by the National g3sl of tb© Licensed Trade of New