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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 6, Issue 94, 30 July 1943, Page 3

NO starving with Bonkora reducing system. Eat big meals. F. G. Macklow, Chemist, Whakatane. "Bonkora is a product of Battle Creelt Drugs Inc. Battle Creek, Michigan, U.S.A."

Now my war effort is at the double I used to reckon that 5/- a week for National Savings j , was every penny I could afford. But during the I ,- ■" j|||f j Liberty Loan the wife suggested I double up just for . \ A I the Loan period you understand. V \\ Well, that showed me I'd been fooling myself. I / - \ proved that 10/- a week wasn't going to break me. * j\ I realised that I'd only been doing half a job for New / ' ' M . 3s. Zealand before. So I'm keeping on with the 10/- a //~\ *7- *'* i week — I might even make it more, but believe me f \ JtK * ' it will never be less till it's over, over there. / 7 /.•' \ Don't let your Liberty Loan effort be a fiash-in-the-pan. Keep your National. War Savings account growing faster and bigger every week. Dogged tenacity is as important in this as it is in the field. You've done it once . • . keep at it until victory. 32 NATIONAL WAR SAVINGS Your Personal Victory front. 3% 5-Year Bonds; purchase prices £1, £10, £87-16-8. Savings Accounts; deposits made up to 30th June, 1943, repayable 30th June, 1945. Deposits made on or after Ist July. 1943, repayable 30tli June, 1946. W5.11.24