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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 7, Issue 52, 25 February 1944, Page 3

HIS DUTY Seldom do duty and self-interest walk hand-in-hand. Here's one time they do. Today's National Savings pounds—twenty millions of them —are helping to produce more fighting tools and to keep our national economy sanely balanced. SAVIN6S So it's our duty to invest all we can all the time. ! But one day, production facilities now equipping men for fighting will be turned DUNUd to equipping men for living. Then there'll be a newer, richer life for us all. ' Every pound you invest in National War Savings now takes you a step nearer £11-7-6 and £100 In fiv* j to that better, happier new home of tomorrow. wswts 31 NATION ALAmSAVINGS I o ww 1 wn%g if -Iflfc-Ti I "T Men. Put YOUR I Savings on Active LEND YOUR SAVINGS (jy Enauire at your Post Office NATIONAL SAVINGS INVESTMENT ACCOUNT TODAY or BUY NATIONAL SAVINGS BONDS $tnd M EVER Y PO A B ACON ER £400 IN PRIZES Throughout the North Island TOMOANA BACONER COMPETITION For Pigs not exceeding 120 lbs. live weight as at February 29th—killing as baconers in June Every Farmer can Enter — Any Farmer can Win For full particulars and entry forms apply W. & R. FLETCHER (N.Z.) LTD. Local Representative, or write P.O. Box 17, Auckland. P.O. Box 663, Wellington. P.O. Box 105, Hamilton. or ask you District Pig Council Supervisor .