American Towels.— ln the House yesterday Mr W. J. Broadfoot (National. Waitomo) gave notice to ask the Minister of Supply why permission had been granted to traders in New Zealand subject, to there being no advertising to sell United States tea towels, tea towelling and hucaback without coupons or permits, while coupons and permits were essential for similar British or Indian goods. Why. asked Mr Broadfoot, had this been done without the usual alteration of the regulations? Free Prescriptions.—We dispense tree of charge Doctors’ Prescriptions under tlie Social Security Legislation. Everybody is entitled to this. Bring them along to us and have them dispensed Only qualified dispensers employed Prompt service and free delivery if required We have a complete stock of all drugs and can handle vour prescriptions without delay. E C. Avres Ltd MP S. Ph C, Chemists. 7? Stafford Street.—Advt.
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Timaru Herald, Volume CLVIII, Issue 23317, 28 September 1945, Page 6
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