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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 6, Issue 78, 4 June 1943, Page 6

NOTICE! ! ===== 0 Lunch Hour As from Tuesday, Bth June, j our premises will close for lunch * between 12.30 p.m. and 1.30 p.m. { i No Late Night As from Friday, 11th June, these premises will close at 6 p.m, for conserving stocks. I ?. jf ; John Patterson & Son j Pattersons Bargain Stores r Pattersons Home Furnishers | ' ■ ' I I>IV A\l /M |f II . IM •\1 /M HIH JHi ■81l If n\l \1 fl it n\l "l !■. 'oM ' ■■■■mahAU ~ . ■ v" | CARRYING THE WAR LOAD |/ f Railway's National Responsibility ? J i To cope with wartime's enormous passenger Jk J and freight traffic, every piece of railway X, J ment has to be used to the limit of its capabiliJ ties. Transportation to-day, is too precious to be r spent upon non-important passenger travel: too \ # vital for freight wagons to stand idle when they r' 0 could and should be working under essential \ 4 loads . . . Rail travellers, postpone jaunt jour- # : - 1 neys till times are less critical; freighters, * m»J trive to keep the wagons on active service ... \ The nation's production and fighting fronts def pend.upon the strength of its transportation ' f front. ! § , ' J ' - i \ Transportation is Vital ■ — Do Not Mis-Use It. m f WHOLESOME., SWEET.. PURE m HIGH LAN DER f the safe MILK Copyright A9OB .%