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Wairarapa Times-Age, 22 May 1941, Page 8

MASTERTON BOTTLE EXCHANGE. Depot: COCKBURN STREET, MASTERTON. D. W. SIM. J BUY Clean Rags in any quantity; also Aluminium, Copper, Cast Iron, Brass, Car Batteries, Zinc, Lead, Metal and RAGS, OLD CLOTHING AND NEWSPAPERS. HIGHEST PRICES. FOR HIRE. TANNER FACTORY-BUILT CARAVANS. For particulars— W.F.C.A., LTD., GARAGE, Chapel Street. MASTERTON.

| POSTMEN’S DELIVERIES. | 8 a.m. and 1 p.m. —Monday to Frida; j 8 a.m.—Saturday (one delivery). NEW ZEALAND FORCES OVERSEAS 1 The rates for parcels and cablegrams I for members of the fighting forces overj seas are as follow:— 1 PARCELS. Up to 31bs 1/Froin 3lbs. to 71bs 2/Perishable goods and foodstuffs should be specially packed. CABLEGRAMS. (1) FIRST, SECOND and THIRD ! ECHELONS. Charges, 5d per word, with a minimum charge of 2/6. There is no charge for the address. (2) ROYAL NAVAL VOLUNTEER RESERVE ABROAD. —To be addressed C/o Admiralty, London, 5d per word, with minimum of 2/6. There is no charge for the address. (3) ARMY & AIRFORCE NURSES. GREAT BRITAIN. —5d per word, with a minimum of 2/6. There is no charge for the address. (4) ROYAL NAVY PERSONNEL ABROAD. —To be addressed C/o Admiralty, London. —The whole message (address included) charged ac at 5d per .vord, minimum charge 2/6. REMITTANCES. Anyone wishing co remit money to members of the forces overseas may de io either by post or cablegram through lie Base Pay Office, Wellington, and remittances to soldiers must not be forwarded by any other means. For .further particulars, apply Post Mice. M. M. SIMPSON, '’rnstmn<il,->r