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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 88, Issue 36, 12 February 1944, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. □ Amalgamated s Opera T "l“ g NOW SHOWING DAILY 2 P.M. - 7.45 P.M. K THE PICTURE THAT DARES TELL THE SHOCKING TRUTH ABOUT THE JAPS! P R.K.O. RADIO PICTURES PRESENT - § BEHIND THE RISING SUN b Based on the Startling Best-Selling Book by James R. Young R STARRING B MARGO TOM NEAL J. CARROL NAISH ROBERT H RYAN —GLORIA HOLDEN M Th. Sensational Story that Shows the "Sons of Heaven” at their H ‘Honourable” Duties of Torture, Treachery and Carnage. Harsh M Truths that will make you Recoil with Shocked Amazement! H (Recommended by the Censor for Aduts and Unsuitable for Children) K tn view of Censor’s Recommendation, the Management respectfully H Suggests that Parents do not send or bring children. H EXCELLENT FEATURETTES H Latest "Fox Movietone News” - Weekly Review Army Manoeuvres U on Vella Lavella, showing conditions under which our men train M and fight. “Wedded Blitz” (Leon Errol Comedy) - “Crystal Players” (Sportscope) M "Pathe N e ws” - “Chef Donald” (Walt Disney Cartoon) p Plan at D.I.C. till 11 a.m.—then at Theatre. M Reserves Unclaimed at 7.30 p.m. will be sold.

45r CONSULT M. A. KITCHEN M.P.S., F.S.M.C. Fellow Institute ot Opthalmlc Opticians (London), OPTICIAN Please phone 2040 for appointment. Rooms: Kitchen's Pharmacy, 9. The Avenue.

3 p.c. Stock, May 1953-56, £99 7s 6d; English. Scottish and AAustralian Bank (late yesterday), 82s: Reid (.NZ.) Rubber 29s 3d. C. L. D UIGAN & C° STOCK AND SHAREBROKERS, 75 RIDGWAY ST., WANGANUI. (Est. 1896) Country Members Wellington Stock Exchange. Telephone 3566.

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’ \f Tftt erf ' - AT* - Meac? if / , I The Waste Reclamation Authorities have no medals for distribution. But here and now we name as hero every who h as (1) Insisted that within his or her household no clean / waste paper shall ever be burned, binned or buried, t But that it shall be put in a special receptacle (lovely \\\F ✓ V X (2) Had the foresight, memory, or horse-sense to heave the bundle of waste paper in the car and drop it \off at the Waste Reclamation Depot every time the car had to be used for other urgent reasons. (3) Bribed or otherwise persuaded a neighbour’s child to call and take the waste paper to school every week. (4) Hasn’t groused about someone not calling for the waste paper, but has used his or her ingenuity and —w energy in getting that waste paper to a depot. gg gg J A moment's consideration will show that it is manifestly V B impossible for the authorities to collect all waste paper | gg gk from ever 4 household regularly enough. But with the gggg g cheerful help of the public the job can be done easilv. * WANTED- Be a paper saver and a paper deliverer and wear a little ALL CLEAN PAPER except tarred, greaseproof, ALL PROFITS FROM WASTE carbon, cigarette and waxed RECLAMATIONS SWELL PATRIOTIC papers and cellophane. FUNDS The Lo al V’asto R-•• la.-iaHo.i Depot is situated in St. Hill Street, next City Council Office, and is open from Monday to Friday from 8 a.m. to 4.30 p.m. Paper is collected in the business area of the City on Saturday mornings. The City Council rubbish vehicles collect on their rounds throughout lhe resi- / dentia] area waste paper which must be placed separately alongside the rubbish tin. Inquiries regarding ’ Waste Materials please ring phone 2181. !s»ued by authority o! the Ministry of Supply and under the auspices of the National Council for the Reclamation of Waste