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Te Awamutu Courier, Volume 75, Issue 6442, 5 November 1947, Page 4

■IXL ’ •t , ' / lv ' J7a Mb **SL, ’ y : don’t let your .<k~j %Ml K-wBflK i? '''•w'* v \ conscience p V j. fU/Mr VJ catch you 4 I||y / VV" E haVe opened our food larder t 0 Britain- We have ’ a id to jfcßnsW - “Except for our own needs, this is yours”. ■■■3KFl The less we take from that l ar d er > the more we leave for Britain. ’wgfcpftJ ® ut > w^en we take food and waste it, no one benefits.. ■ and \ | a hungry Britain suffers. Wlz *' Keep a watch on waste. Prepare meals carefully so there’s and not too much. Use leftovers. Be careful. Rememher—fat dustbins mean thin Englishmen. H-E st b SAVE FOOD FOR BRITAIN

fyttAtadty £~\ farZea&ftct J hwii ‘ ■ hun^r V 1 ngl i sli spring A DRY autumn next year will mean a drop in your production of the food Britain so desperately needs . . . UNLESS YOU HAVE ENOUGH SUPPLEMENTARY GREEN FEED. Plough another 2 or 3 acres now and sow a supplementary green feed to tidik. you over a possible shortage through a dry season. NOW is the time . • . every day counts. Play your part in sending every Ih, of food you can to Britain. Your little extra counts a lot. Consult your local Federated Farmers Production Committee or the nearest office of the Department of Agriculture. ISSUED BY THE AID FOR BRITAIN NATIONAL COUNCIL. ■ ~ 8T.3.24

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