[Delence Fimst New Zealanders 2 to man, woman and child ~realise that the War Services have first call on everything they need. Dry batteries play an Important part in the work of the men manning our anti-aircraft defences. In the Army, Navy, Air Force and other war services, dry batteries are needed for torches, radios, and many other uses: We know that You, like your local re" taller, will remember these facts if you experience 4 temporary shortage 0f Eveready Batteries. A National Carbon Company Product: ER/42/828 EVEREADY Trade Mark TORCH and RADIO Servinq BATTERIES the Nation MEIlzoz Kiwi Ledot poL) 0 Iite KIHI goes 0 Iong waul Kiwi Is everywhere on the job wich the Air Force 4 keeping boots supple and smart and preserving che 'leather. To do your bit g0 Easy wich the Kiwi: Remember,- A Little Kiwi GoES A LONG WAY 1 1 BLACK 3
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New Zealand Listener, Volume 7, Issue 175, 30 October 1942, Page 3
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149Page 3 Advertisement 1 New Zealand Listener, Volume 7, Issue 175, 30 October 1942, Page 3
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