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J F'llm wILjIf gg«F JPnIF H W Sl> WF JfeZ r Jf fur WOI wMr 9 !iiM& S w ksy WF $ zf $' W B 11 w> st /<OwF“ S 1 ■ jJLrt W ' AH ju |ffl w 'l®Rk ® >? w Wff^^w#^®.*’'* 0 w wJwS ®r O JL/ / .■■<)’■ '' v " > b®7 n!W This loan concerns you. Yes! both you and me. Whether we can subscribe £lO or £lO,OOO we have a plain duly to act and act quickly. The second Liberty Loan is every penny lor war purposes, to equip and maintain our lighting men so that the war will be decisively won by the Allied forces. You arc not asked to give your money, but merely to invest it at a remunerative interest rate. Security is the keynote of this loan — . Security for your money — Security lor you and yours when the enemy is ft driven back. 50.000 Subscribers are urgently wanted. Decide now to do j -I your part.' M Don’t leave it to the other lelloii) — Subscribe iVOH ! O w A IN EITHER OF THE FOLLOWING FORMS: ■ ; ;:M 21 per cent. Stock 3 per cent. Stock Repayable 15th May, 1943. Repayable 15th May, 1953-56. Copies of Prospectus and Forms of Application may be obtained at any Bank or Postal Mcney-Order yflEwgraj Office, at the District Treasury Offices at Auckland, Christchurch and Dunedin, or from members ®c» of any Stock Exchange in the Dominion,

igstaper. Mine fcw Eggs are cheaper again but it won’t for long. Uny your supplies immediately for next winter and Ovolinc them now. A jar of Ovoiine Paste will keep 400 fresh eggs perfectly fresh for use next winter; a tin of Liquid Ovoiine will preserve 2l>o. Remember ! In these days of war, play Bsifc, bus’ eggs now and Ovoiine them. FASTE 6k’ LIQUID. BLEEPS FRESH EGGS FRESH.