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Gisborne Herald, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22340, 27 May 1947, Page 8

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■ENGLAND’S f I NEST CWINA WARE ft BURLEIGH t'r ware <}~ WEDGWOOD G H CROCKERY QUIZ Q. Can crockcrv be purchased over a period small A. yes. Our lav-bV is f ° f the balance may deposit will secure any arucie be Paid as desired. . 0 f i a y-by involve any extra cost. Q . Does the use . forfeiting ol our customA None whatsoever, other than ary discounts tor cash purchases. _ be ordered prior to arrival? \ Q. Can goods oe orueic vo u A. By ,»a to r i »- £ks and will be advised of the arrive, thus obtain an early choice. *r iycp 73t <•« *c/clahC> H I CHINA & UTILITY £ARTW€NWAR£ • • *

Finest Quality Down Quilts There js nothing, to equal a good Down Quilt. For warmth and comfort on cold, winter nights. The lovely softness and restfulness of these Quilts is unsurpassed even for pre-war times. This range includes the very latest. FIGURED AND PLAIN ART SILKS, lined with DOWNPROOF CAMBRIC. Prices From Single £4-5-0 Double £7-4-0 Also Kapoc Only 40/9 59/6 HUMPHREY'S FURNITURE WAREHOUSE Ltd. Corner Peel St. M. Box MO Phone 4758

it's up b tf6U ® •wasa^SdHife For seven years Britain has been on a grimly monotonous and meagre diet. You’ve read about it in the newspapers. You may even have heard first-hand descriptions. But today the food position in Britain is more desperate than ever—and that is the stark truth. Are you prepared to do anything about it? It’s this nation’s responsibility and yours too. If you are a link in the food chain (and most of us are in this country), if you grow or handle or process or transport food, then do all you can to keep food flowing unhindered and ever faster to Britain. If you are a housewife save .coupons, cut down on New Zealand’s requirements so that more can be sent overseas. You can, if you wish, send food parcels to families in Britain! Pulling together, not stopping to argue, let’s fill the food ships 1 Emmfme m uciug more food 'op hungry Britain / rec 81.24