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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 7, Issue 82, 16 June 1944, Page 6

BALFOUR IRVINE & WEBSTER Ltd. Auckland and Hamilton Will visit MR DEWAR'S PHARMACY, WHAKATANE, on THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, 22nd AND 23rd JUNE. Phone 32M for an appointment. Representative: C. Mcllwraith, F.S.M.G., F. 1.0. I NOT ENGINEPOWER ALONE \ i The Railways Depends Also Upon Teamwork , Ability to meet the abnormal demands of war- , « time is not a matter of enginepower alone; the i . strength of the railways lies also in teamwork— t , teamwork on the part of the public in refram. \ ing from unnecessary travel; on the part of f freighters in seeing that the wagons carrying 9 their goods are speedily disposed of; on the i part of the men and women of the railways ser- » vice in maintaining the effort which they h a^e A always shown. All are helping to win one of the V most important battles of the war —the Battle \ of Transportation. V 1 Without Transportation All Else Is Wasted. \ rASWiff VTA i l®S I If a thing is wotth having it's worth waiting for. When you want Queen Anne Chocolates in times like these you must be prepared to persevere. Only a few out of many would-be customers can get them. You may be one —but you may have to try several times before you succeed. It's "first come first served". — Adams Bruce Ltd. M' v. jQue&M' dwne Cft&c&ltiteA > >v will be back aga in in full supp I y I __ ™ Get rid of that timber i < — build your own posts, tanks, floors in ' Concrete. Full instructions on request from i WILSONS CIUBbNTItd ! South British Insiifatice Bldgs., Shortland St., Auckland. ! *