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Wanganui Chronicle, 16 October 1947, Page 3

MR. FARMER WE HAVE BIG STOCKS OF ALL WORKING LINES. PAY OUR STORE A VISIT. SPORTS WEAR Now Opened Up New Season's Goods. 500 LATEST MEN'S SPORTS COATS All Sizes. 50 DOZEN VERY LATEST IN SPORTS SHIRTS. WORKING SHIRTS and DRESS SHIRTS Extra large range. All sizes. MEN'S and BOYS' PYJAMAS—AII Sizes. BOYS' STRAP SHORTS—Navy or Khaki. MEN'S ALL WOOL WORKING SOX. MEN'S FANCY SOX Large Range. ~SUITS and OVERCOATS Big Ranges. Rgtlan'd 6TI ' Pbo,,e Avenue

WESTINGHOUSE ' BYLOCK FARM ! FLOOR REFRIGERATORS f POLISHERS | ... ENGLISH ENGLISH ELECTRIC I Electric FANS * 1 Coffee Brewers ELECTR’C IRONS ENGLISH from I WAFFLE IRONS 39/6 EACH I PLASTIC and CHROME i REMINGTON B «,z A e«h S I SHAVERS 52/6 EACH i — - I English ’ TOASTERS Vacuum Cleaners i __ . EACH 113/I°/- 35/ “ HARPER’S 78 AVENUE —'Phone 3220 —Opp. HERALD

NOW MORE THAN EVER RAILWAY WAGONS ARE VITAL To a : d Britain in her struggle for recovery, New Zealand is producing food and other essentials in the greatest quantities and fastest time possible. Peak production calls for peak transportation and this, in turn, necessitates every railway wagon working every available hour. In the present situation, saving wagon-time here may mean lives saved over there. Wagon users, we MUST get quicker turnround. That s something YOU control. Speed loading and unloading. Cut Down Standstill Time.

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