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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 88, Issue 194, 15 August 1944, Page 6

LOOK! OVERALLS Men’s Combination Overalls, Blue and Khaki. Men’s Bib Overalls, Blue and Khaki Men’s Working Trousers, Saddle Tweed. Men’s Denim and Palmer Naps. Men’s Suits and Overcoats—Big Stocks. Boys’ and Youths’ Overcoats. BIG STOCKS ALL LINES RrttaJ s ’ PhODe

Give Transportation a Hand THE WAR CAN’T WAIT WHILE WAGONS SLEEP Guns and bombs and shells are not the only munitions of war. Transportation also is war material and every piece of railway equipment in New Zealand is at the command of war needs. Locomotives and wagons have to be worked to capacity—and kept working. Wagons unnecessarily idle are as little use to transportation as “dud” shells would be in battle action. Don’t delay railway wagons; send them about their business. QUICKER CLEARANCE MEANS MORE JOURNEYS

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