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Waikato Independent, Volume XLIV, Issue 6106, 26 September 1947, Page 6

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% s We si*** 35^ y /7. As in the darkest war years New Zealand stands shoulder to shoulder with Britain in the present crisis.' New Zealand's, aid is based on her primary production but the effort to attain the targets set is shared by a 11... whether working on the farms, the railways, the Wharves, the fertiliser works, the freezing works; the • dairy factories or the coal mines, to name only a few. THESE ARE THE TARGETS Dairy Production 190,000 tons butte rfat 565,000 tons 200,000 acres/ Meat Production Wheat Barley (malting) 50,000 Barley (feed) - 15,000 Maize - 12,000 Potatoes • - 25,000 Oets (threshing) 60,000 Tobacco - - 3,000 Peas (minimum) 20,000 Linseed • - 30,000 ; Increased home garden production. ISSUED BY THE “AID FOR BRITAIN" COMMITTEE. G.U4