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Timaru Herald, Volume CLVIII, Issue 23314, 25 September 1945, Page 8

IT’S GOOD TO GET I BOVRIL AGAIN L, —JI ; The war nas changed-many familiar things—as we all know to our cost and disappointment. But not Bovril! Bovril is still at the top of its Class—the appetising, concentrated essence of prime beef. A cup of Bovril is a stimulating drink; it gives you a grand sense of well being. Now that you can get Bovril again, its fine beefy flavour will enrich all your stews, soups and gravies. BOVRIL PUTS BEEF. INTO YOU

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RAILWAY SEAT RESERVATIONS Provisions For Advance Booking To the extent of accommodation available, passengers may reserve seats and sleeping berths up to seven days ahead of travel date. An extra two days (instead of one day, as formerly) to cover transmission of correspondence regarding their reservations, is now allowed non-residents of towns from which the required trains commence their journey, the advance booking margin in such cases being now nine days. Reservations Still Regulate Passenger Traffic

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