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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 7, Issue 51, 22 February 1944, Page 6

Things that are Scarce seem G01d... rubies... diamonds ... They're treasured because they're rare. Nowadays, Queen Anne Chocolates are harder to get than usual — and they're all the more precious on that account. We are doing our best to maintain supplies—and quality is still the highest. Don't blame the shopgirl or the manufacturer if you can't get Queen Anne Chocolates—be patient and call again. Made by Adams Brace LtcL, Cake Specialists for over ao years. 6 * Qtte&n, dftne G/i&e&ltiteA f j I trill be back again in fall supply J RAILWAY RESTRICTIONS. ' REDUCTION IN RAILWAY USAGE URGED Conditions compel the Railways Department to make a drastic curtailment of train services. This renders permits and restrictions essential. The public, by wholeheartedly co-oper-ating in the reduction of their use of Railway transport, will hasten the return of normal services. Restrictions are unpleasant to you, just as their necessity is distasteful to the service which normally welcomes and appreciates your support. HELP THE RAILWAYS TO HELP EVERYONE

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