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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume 52, Issue 3247, 2 April 1943, Page 3

BACONER fOQE IN PRIZES ILUU NO ENTRANCE FEE The Boys in the South Pacific NEED THESE f/-.. ' tWmmMHWmMMIWw" il<■ I .i Til 11 1 ——MmrauMßW 41 f B ' 1 ill II | I:! I| I I HH 11; 11 il4 II 11 The fighting forces need plenty of good bacon. S|H| BH 1 I /I 1 Jfe''HtC V 1 This means New Zealand farmers are called fl 7 Ip W upon to provide plenty of hefty BACONERS. •The present rate of supply will not be enough. ‘ This- cornpetition has been inaugurated to make it worth YOUR while to winter your pigs to baconer weight, and thus ensure better supplies. frety Fa’ime’t is Wcged to entet This is your opportunity to help the boys on the fighting I” front, and at the same time make pig keeping doubly pro- SPECIAL fitable. Send nowJor entry form and full particulars. Every farmer can help—and every farmer’s help is needed. PRIZES £35 ENTRIES CLOSE MAY I Sth, 1943 TheUnitedStatesJplntPurchasins Write (or call) now for entry for# and full particulars to your nearest Board have agreed to appoint a DISTRICT PIG COUNCIL SUPERVISOR judge for the Special Prizes for or W. & R. FLETCHER (N.Z.) LTD., Auckland, Hamilton or Wellington Baconers most suitable for the (or Local Representative). United Nations fighting forces. YOU CAN HELP! YOU CAN WIN! ENTER NOW! HP ' G ' .