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Wairarapa Times-Age, 23 March 1943, Page 6

S AND WITH IT COMES THE RE- ? TAILER'S PROBLEMS . . . SHORTAGE 0F PAPER BAGS AND TRANSPORT DIFFICULTIES. THIS CURRIER BUS .15 IS THE ANSWER ! I CUSTOMERS CARRY TO || THEIR HOMES Available in two handy sizes—holding WiR ■ 'Olbs. and 20lbs. respectively, as illustrated. These Carrier Bags are made of stout, brown paper, reinforced top and I bottom, with strong, convenient string grip. V I The Carrier Bag obviates the necessity for the retailer tcs “ t 0 SLlpply p °P er bogs to his customer for apple sales, and this spells ECONOMY . . . also, his empty cases can L' be sold to the N.Z. Fruit Growers' Federation, thus assisting our National effort to conserve case timber. Carrier Bags are available to Retailers on condition they are sold to the public at 4d. for large bag and.3d. for small bag. Supplies are at present restricted, and meanwhile orders are limited to two bags per bushel turnover, the retailer's wholesale merchant certifying to anticipated turnover during month of March, April or May. Two or three months' supply can be ordered now, if desired. Sales will be made in bale lots only, the 101 b. size coming in bales 600 each, while the larger size is 400 to the bale, and prices are £7/10/« and £6/13/4 respectively, cash with order. RETAILERS SHOULD POST THEIR ORDERS, AS UNDER: WAIRARAPA PROVINCE: . , . • Internal Marketing Division, P.O. Box 763, WELLINGTON.