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Wairarapa Times-Age, 31 March 1943, Page 6

jk > .A ■ .-■/ wf NEW ZEALAND |, WEARS WAR FAINT 1 f w. ' : 1 " In 1 """ "" l < In Wartime, first things first, is the rule. Today Berger’s / s . ... / R ‘ are ma hing war-paints for ships, tanks, munitions, paints for the preservation of your property, interior and exterior. . These paints are good. The range of colours is shortened, and, iu certain cases where a special line could be main* tained only by substitution of materials, that line has been dropped for the duration. C. E. DANIELL, Ltd •5 When you want Berger’s paint you may have to wait a Queen Street, Masterton little—your choice, of colours will be limited—but on the THE GREAT PAINT NAME SINCE 176 °- y-kL- counts of quality and protection, you can be assured that llle Bw » er labcl still stan<ls for llie hest there is in Kd-J',-?,’ '^'.n-">»<’V' l 4»'nryTrrniWU—Ul.Ull—l —Tir—Tl—l—*■ 'H'H'I Hll IT~T~TI ■ rij_nn ONLY 3 DAYS TO GO! <UOWS fisooo > yi., 1 ART UNION W ' f ■ r Objects: To raise funds to the extent of the . . '< profits available for the objects to be specified f l >. S by the Hon. Minister of Interna) Affairs. ■ Qr Secretary: . ® CLOSES: APRIL 3rd, 1943' N. McArthur, P.O. Box 110, Wgrori? I sMI /Snnn > DSRAWMs APR,L 14t^8943 B. L. Hamrnond, P.O. Box 110, Wgton. I X W ■ \3> £U U >l/ By Licence issued under Section 42 of "The T | f |Y|Y Gaming Act, 1908." | *J J A A ■ HAMMOND & McARTHUR, LTD, P.O. Box 'lO, WELLINGTON. H Please send metickets in "ONE NEVER KNOWS Art Union (Tickets H 2/6 each) 1 . I enclose Postal Note for £ , also stamped addressed H envelope for reply. ,(Postage stamps not accepted in payment of tickets.) I pli'i 'l B name FffllJmwrWll 1 ! 1 1 1 J M M r, < rs '/ or Miss) | ADDRESS ■ 3682—Exclusive Concealed Gore Court XA/AR-TIME conditions call in Black Glace Kid.’ Black Patent Tab V V r i ,-MrJ and trim. Round Toe. Sizes fOP ShOCS that Will Stand and half sizes 3to 7. XO'O . . . Unnmk’c zx. , n. r-i lid to hard service. Hannah s 2327—Same style in Blue Glace u r t . i Kid with matching Blue Calf recognise this, but their long • Tab and trim. Sizes and half o . i. sizes 3to 7. 28/6 experience in the production t~9 shoes enables them to combine utility with style to a marked degree. The models shown here are sturdy but smart —and priced to meet a war-time budget! * *The Forces must come first. If the shoe you ... . particularly want is not in stock at your Hannah Shop, remember that the Armed Forces have first call on our production, with the result that civilian footwear is often in short supply. Other equally charming models are usually available —ask to see them. ’’Wh HIHAHJ 3857 —ln Black Glace Kid. Made on the popular 11 Li ->AH ■ Mllll JlhllHlLlWfcA JI i~i liilllllUJ new wall side last. Perforated fronts, Sizes and half sizes 3to 7. ZJO QUEEN STREET, MASTERTON. 2362 —Same style in Brown Glace Kid. Sizesand at CARTERTON* half sizes 3 to 7. 28/6 AND AT CARTERTON