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New Zealand Listener, Volume 11, Issue 267, 4 August 1944, Page 14

Hed Jouve FeRGOJIEN SOMETHING Mr. Farmer, You g0 to town once 3 month; twice a month, maybe only once in three months but when You do what about bringing in some Waste material: Make a bird of it, will You 2 We need Scrap Rubber; clean waste Paper; metal: You've got a bit of each lying around. Get the good lady to throw all those old papers and magazines into a sack track down those old disused tyres, the Perished milking machine inflations; The the rubber shoes and boots make Joln a search for empty toothpaste and other tubes: Paper Chase And bring them In to the Waste Salvage Depot in your nearest town: Anyone will tell You where it is: WANTED _ It'$ not much trouble and it'$ 2 real war effort; because it' $ just impos- ALL CLEAN PAPER sible to do house to house collecting except tarred, grease- of this stuff in the country: proof; carbon, cigarette So next time You bring the car to and waxed and town and every other time, throw papers in a sack of waste material for the cellophane. Waste Salvage Depot: ALL PROFITS FROM WASTE RECLAMATIONS SWELL PATRIOTIC FUNDS Issued by authority of the Ministry of Supply and under the auspices of the National Council for che Reclamation of Waste. itamin Plws Delicious VI-MAX is the best vitamin breakfast; because it MXE contains extra Drcons Cnd} vitamins through Tinun mea extra wheat germ edtdergski& i MAX uade from selected wheats by: D. E BROWN AND SON; LTD+ Moorhone? Aves Ch'cb: FoR BEST BREAKFAST FOR BEST Cooking