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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 7, Issue 67, 26 April 1944, Page 6

Someday it'll be tie** ? ffir Yes, the newspapers will some day announce "Peace" as the main headline — and then many things that are now in short supply will be plentiful again. Queen Anne Chocolates, for instance! The war-time output of chocolates and many other things has been necessarily restricted for the country's good, so there are not enough Queen Anne's to go round. If you've been told, "No Queen Anne" today, wait a day or two and try again. Quality remains unchanged—absolute perfection! Made by Adams Bruce Ltd., Cake Specialists for over 20 years. * Qiie&n, ttfme Gk&e&lateA V will be back again in full supply J

HURRY RAILWAY WAGONS . THEY ARE IN URGENT DEMAND Every day hundreds of wagons are collected in marshalling yards and sent off north, east, south, west. When they come to you, free them without delay. They , are urgently wanted. Our growing attack calls for more and .more transport." Help provide it by speeding the wagons. • EVERY WAGON COUNTS, JUST NOW.

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