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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume 53, Issue 32415, 3 April 1944, Page 3

Be Prepared for Coughs, Colds — Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure. W. E. Woods Ltd., Lambton Quay, Wellington.

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The Waste Reclamation Authorities have no medals for «**' distribution. But here and now we name as hero every >Jk citizen who has (1) Insisted that within his or her household no'clean waste paper shall ever he burned, binned or buried. 1 But that it shall be put in a special receptacle (lovely \\ iy word) and saved. . y^\ (2) Had the foresight, memory, or horse-sense to heave ' * the bundle of waste paper in the car and drop it k off at the Waste Reclamation Depot every time the ' ' car had f° hd used lor other urgent reasons. / Bribed or otherwise persuaded a neighbour’s child to ■■■ \ call an d take the waste paper to school every week. 4 /jr •'(4) Hasn’t groused about someone not calling for the __ waste paper, but has used his or her ingenuity and _ energy in getting that waste paper to a depot. Sttg $ ® •& A moment’s consideration will show that it is manifestly IP Pwr ™ WkS impossible for the authorities to collect all waste paper M from every household regularly enough. But with the <jMQ| trip cheerful help of the public the job can be done easily. F° WAITED- Be a paper saver and a paper deliverer and wear a little ALL CLEAN PAPER “ oi >~ except tarred, greaseproof, ALL PROFITS FROM WASTE carbon, cigarette and waxed RECLAMATIONS SWELL PATRIOTIC papers and cellophane. FUNDS LOCAL WASTE RECLAMATION DEPOT tauttd by authority o the Minlitry of Supply and under the auspices of the National Council for the Reclamation of Waste