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Chronicle (Levin), 16 January 1947, Page 7

ACCESSORIES ARE SO IMPORTANT j STANLEYS Can Help You With • BLOUSES that are really smart and snappy. In White and Pale shades. Smartly tailored designs and attractive lace trimmed with Jabot. • BLOUSES for Sportswear, in gay stripes and spots. All colours. • DELIGHTFUL COLLARS to give that extra touch to your frock. A complete range to choose from. • SILK GLOVES to complete your outfit. In Fawn and White. All sizes. 10/6 IT'S STANLEYS FOR SERV1CE PHONE 472. OXFORD STREET, LEVIN. V. / — u — ■ n v GREET1NGS . . . / i Throughout a continually changing world we still adhere to the age-old custom of setting aside world and business problems | in favour of friendly greetings at this Holiday Season. j | We thank you sincerely for your friendi sliip and co-operation, and extend our best t i wishes for a Prosperous New Year. ! i i | J. W. Lynch Ltd. ! (Levin's Exclusive Furnishers) j BATH STREET, LEVIN. Telephone 420. i — r REDUCE STANDST1LL T1ME Kailway Wagons Must Be Kept Moving Today's most urgent trarisport need is railway j wagons. Wagons sulfering i'rom the{ wear and tear >of j the war years are being reconditfoned as quickly 5'as ; possible; additional wagons ordered from England should soon be here. Meanwhile, it is imperative that wagom users make special efforts to rediice standstill time\. Only .; by wholehearted, unselfish teamwork in this respect can all transportation requirements satisfactorily be met. Holding Up Means Letting Down L — -=s=a= ' — — •-

INITIATIVE in war and peace Hoi v Rehabilitation Hei^' ^ ^ ^ ^ In many a tight corncr the Kiwis being helped to further their education; showed their resourcefulness. The New about 2,506 of them are full time studZealander's initiative in war is legend- ents at the University, and 426 are ary. studying overseas. The total number And now about 12,000 of these men of men and women placed in employ- . want to use that initiative to set up in ment hy 'Rehab' is 19,465. business on their own account. Re- ' V 1* 1 hahilitation helps with substantiahloans can e P at 4% reduced to 3% in the hrst repay- But there is much still to do and many 'ment year. to help. The limiting factor to full rehabilitation of all those who served ug A fine Achievement in war is supply of material. The ex« For the purchase of farms, homes, busi- serviceman needs a home to live in, nesses, tools and equipment £26,706,903 goods to sell, transport, equipment. has heen lent to 34,620 ex-servicemen Here we can all help by working steadily and women. About 16,000 others have to increase the supply of goods and keep received allowances and special grants. New Zealand prosperous. To speed re9,598 have heen assisted in various types hahilitation and help this country meet of trade training. Another 15,252 are the great needs of the day — , KEEP PRODUCTION HIGH J IP3PKD BY THE KEW ISAIASB eSTBHIfllljNT ^ .. f p*Wil-L— -J — m J- I in' ,1 L.I'HI II i1 itfiu I, , Iifi .—LM.JJIU1— « _ xuiupBga