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A NEW ZEALANDER’S CREED AM®®u®ia n may n®t USE imniwiririEi® TO SERVE MY COUNTRY IN THE ACTIVE COMBAT OF WAR I SWEAR I WIIX FISHT BY EVERY OTHER MEANS OPEN TO ME TO SPEED VICTORY, AND I NOW RESOLVE TO SERVE IN THESE SIX WAYS 1. By my toil and sacrifice I will contribute everything I can to help build New Zealand’s fighting strength. 2. By self denial and frugal living I will make the smallest demands upon the country’s goods and services. 3. I will spread the truth, that luxuries and easy living in wartime are bad manners and an insult to our fighting men. 4. I will practice thrift —I will save and every pound I save I shall lend to my country. 5. I will treat It as a trust that every week my National Savings Account shall grow and this will be a measure of my service. 6. I swear that thus by personal effort and sacrifice and thrift I will make a worthy personal contribution to victory and to New Zealand’s peace and security. ■ BECAUSE I LOVE MY COUNTRY - THIS IS MY CREEB A copy of this creed can be obtained free by writing to:— “ Creedf National Savings Office, Box 5006, Wellington. NS.2B/24

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TO OMBERTIPfI TEA 00 W \r B) "'' ' " "''' WE MUST USE LESS TEA. Now is the Time to Check Waste. Tea lovers sometimes complain that few people know how to make tea. Follow the suggestions below and you’ll get more flavour from less tea. L Scald the pot, making It thoroughly hot. Heat is necessary to extract the full richness from >MVI "Amber Tips” Tea—so heat the 'Y>Y;Av. teapot j'vX. ZffzXSOskW. Steep 3 to 5 minutes. It takes some minutes to get tho full V&M bouquet and flavour. X MEASURE—guessing wastes tea. £■ Really boiling water—Pour boiling water directly on tex Never VW& A add tea to water. By following the above many people make 4 and 5 cups of fragrant tea from one single \ heaped teaspoonful of “ Amber Tips ” —New Zealand’s Favourite Tea for 50 years.

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Southland Times, Issue 24884, 26 October 1942, Page 3

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416

Page 3 Advertisements Column 1 Southland Times, Issue 24884, 26 October 1942, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 1 Southland Times, Issue 24884, 26 October 1942, Page 3

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