If THe CAP Fis 5 WEAR TT ! The Waste Reclamation Authorities have no medals for distribution. But here and now we name as hero every citizen who has Insisted that within his or her household no clean waste paper shall ever be burned, binned Or buried. But that it shall be Put In a special receptacle (lovely word) and saved 2) Had the foresight, memory, Or horse-sense to heave the bundle of waste Paper in the car and drop it off at the Waste Reclam- ThE ation Depot every time the car Join had to be used for other urgent reasons: Chase () Bribed or otherwise persuaded Paper a neighbour' S child to call and take the waste Paper to school every week: (4) Hasn't groused about someond not calling for the waste paper, WANTED but has used his or her ingenuity ALL CLEAN PAPER and energy In getting that waste Paper to a depot: except tarred, grease- A moment' $ consideration will show that it is manifestly impossible for the authorities proof; carbon, cigarette to collect all waste paper from every house- hold regularly enough: But with the cheer- and waxed papers and ful help of the public the job can be done easily- Be a paper saver and a paper de- cellophane. liverer and wear 2 little halo all of your own ALL PROFITS FROM WASTE RECLAMATIONS SWELL PATRIOTIC FUNDS Issued by authorlty of the Minlstry of Supply and under che auspices of the National Council for che Reclamation of Waste:
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New Zealand Listener, Volume 10, Issue 258, 2 June 1944, Page 17
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251Page 17 Advertisement 2 New Zealand Listener, Volume 10, Issue 258, 2 June 1944, Page 17
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