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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume 32, Issue 3291, 21 July 1943, Page 8

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CLEAR RAILWAY WAGGONS QUICKLY OUR WAR EFFORT NEEDS EVERY ONE Industrialist, farmer, merchant, retailer —no matter who you are, you use the Dominion’s trans~ port system—railway waggons are busy bringing goods to you and taking them away. .They have a cqlossal job to do and they are doing that job. They will do it even better if, when they come to you, you see that they are unloaded or loaded and sent away again quicker, quicker, quicker. Talk it over with your back you if you back them. PLAN — ENCOURAGE IDEAS — IMPROVISE