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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 70, Issue 106, 17 February 1950, Page 6

15 ... her budget reveals the country’s economy l She balances a new winter coat for herself against a new outfit for young Mary . * . new hangings for the dining room against some other needed thing. Likewise everyday necessities such as groceries, vegetables, or even the cost of the weekend joint, can have a direct bearing on her outlay for those little extras that can brighten our daily routine so much. With her keen sense of values and her normal, sensible outlook, she recognises the importance of good wholesome ale as a natural basis-for simple hospitality and friendliness. To her, ale is the beverage of moderation —to be enjoyed as an added pleasure to graceful living. BREWING TO TIMARU BREWERY LOCAL TASTE:

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WEBSTER SPRAY EQUIPMENT. DEVELOPED AND BUILT BY THE WEBSTER SPRAY EQUIPMENT COMPANY, OF CANADA, THESE MODELS ARE IDEAL FOR Garages, Builders, Mechanics, Farmers, Gardeners and all who have Spraying and Paintings to do. , PRICED FROM: £l2/9/2. RUSSELL & CO., LTD. ’PHONE 31, BURNETT ST.

PRODUCTION DEPENDS UPON TRANSPORT Transport Depends Upon Availability Of Wagons Rail users are urgently requested to review their transport arrangements and ensure that they are doing everything possible to avoid delay in loading and unloading railway wagons. Allround co-operation in this respect will reduce substantially the aggregate running hours now lost through unnecessary standstill, I and the national interest thus will be served by more intensive ' use being made of existing wagon stock. Holding Up Means Letting Down