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Wairarapa Times-Age, 10 May 1943, Page 5

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NO ERSATZ- Mb- , ft v If" Since 1760 Berger’s have required that the best, and nothing but the best, goes into Berger Paints. That’s true today, and here at Berger’s certain grades, certain colours and special finishes have been temporarily discontinued because it was impossible to produce without important substitutions. Today Berger’s range of fine paints is reduced — but the important thing is, Berger Paints are still fine paints, equal to maintaining Berger’s reputation for coverage, long life and complete protection. Today your Berger stockist can supply you with a war-time selection — you may not be able to get immediate delivery, or the exact shade you did in peace-time, but the available Berger range fully maintains the Berger standard of value. STOCKISTS: THE GREAT PAINT NAME SINCE 1760 , B ® iwr? Cq ~ ™ d "