War economy is actively practised in the training camp at Featherston. As the men of each new reinforcement draft enter the camp they are informed of orders requiring that nil the wire on hay or straw bales must be removed intact and return to cue suppy depot; that when tea is issued in lead-lined eases, the lend must be collected and returned and the cofi'e tins must be handed in when empty. Failure to comply with these orders results in the unit con eerned being charged with the value of the material deficient. A LOAD OFF YOUR HIND. Isn't it a comfort to know that when you are travelling somewhere you are free all the way from the encumberanee of baggage, and yet you have taken all you want, by simply cheeking your baggage through us? We collect, check on, deliver (on arrival). Tickets issued; but if you have one, please produce it. The New Zealand Kxpvesj Co,, Ltd,
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Taranaki Daily News, 6 March 1917, Page 7
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159Page 7 Advertisements Column 3 Taranaki Daily News, 6 March 1917, Page 7
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