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Otago Daily Times, Issue 23952, 30 October 1939, Page 4

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Specialists in Safety The Railway Staffs in the Railway Regulations the one on which most insistence is placed concerns the safety of passengers. „ The principle of “Safety First” is impressed on every employee at the beginning of his service, and his attention is kept constantly on that rule. Materials and equipment are carefully tested in the Workshops. The permanent way and the rolling stock are expertly inspected continuously. The locomotive drivers, guards, signalmen, and other members of the staff co-operate for efficiency. The Railways Are the Safe Ways

Here’s a tip for -housewives. Now that eggs are coming down in price, preserve supplies for the future with SHARLAND’S EGG PRESERVATIVE. Keeps eggs equal to fresh. In tins at all stores. —Advt. Before you plan your weekly buying, look in the Otago Daily Times Classified Columns,