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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 3, Issue 289, 31 March 1941, Page 6

J&jf' >dßPgg^^ \ Xr~sr- ._■ fOUCE U&VS WO™*"* OBSERVERS It is not only the superiority of British aircraft which -i will help to win the war ... it is the type of men who — —— ' 11 fly them. New Zealand has those men. Perhaps you are 11 one of them. If you have the qualifications—if you are II fit, intelligent and possess dash and initiative ... you are ll the man your Country needs to build up her contribution k.l C \\ towards victory in the air. There is a place for you as ■AI 1f 1 \1 either a pilot or an observer in the Royal New Zealand QUAI- U Air Force. FOR must \\ Ask yourself this question .. . Should Ibe in flying kit? •SgS®f£ 1 Ufa H tee*fa ROYAL NEW ZEALAND h itsATios: \ ma ** w m ■■ FORCE - ~4&chiheM> J Enquire for full particulars from the Royal NEW V\% WTfljlß ZEALAND AIR FORCE SELECTION COMMITTEE at the COUNCIL chambers, whakatane, /: *\ H1 I I'l ■ TO-MORROW, from 10 a.m. to noon; 2 p.m. to 5 p.m.

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