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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume 52, Issue 3287, 12 July 1943, Page 7

■ < Members of an N.Z.E.F. unit having / 0 snack somewhere in the Middle East.—Official War Photo, ........ -* —— • • - Larder for th© ** Farming, the backbone of New Zealand’s Fi tl Tft Ft economy and peacetime prosperity, is also “■ A • Ally the greatest factor in our Country's total -mu jpa *5, war e^ort> ft is farming that makes New & OAVvS Zealand the larder for the Urmsd Nations’ ; fighting forces in the South Pacific.

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