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( ^ NEW ZEALAND miutary forces • fe nPj, "... the soldier has ; jlAVo * L=^====pJ . , never been so well off ..." -j 1 1 says a member of Jayforce now in Japan. • ' \\~y I " We now have curtains in the Mess, an issue of china plates and dishes and .\ ^1' ~r/"; — 1 "~[j^7i — | [ 0 smo" sofa m overy room, and now that we have a suitcase and wardrobe V . !j ^ J/-.=J;=|=:j A for each person things are really how they should be. I am sure, from what I v\Vj\ ' V ' f, -fZ^.-y'b have heard from chaps who have been overseas before, that as far as living A Y\ 43\i *N/ i s"- Ns conditions are concerned the ordinary soldier has never been so well off." \VA J l\-/ j " %if ^ y ^ ' \5 _ -y) (Extract from letter receiyed from Japan recently from a New Zealand Jayforce soldier.) \ -r~ 1 ■ ' Xv\ ~-/'( 5 Jipan is a fascinating country and conditions for the New Zealand soldier with r /\\ ~ r) - ~ Jayforce are all that could be desired . . . Plenty of sport and recreation . . . Generous _ l ( Ay"?^ ' leave . . . Well-appointed clubs . . . And the company of a grand crowd of chaps. An \ 4xperience no young New Zealander should mlss. - L: 1 HOW TO ENLIST. Call at the nearest Army Recruiting Office or obtain a "" Ul / ~ regiitration form at any Post Office or Railway Booking Office. - w / ~ v— Jf I Period of Service: 18 months or prior discharge. I'n dfLffp f / Age limits: Between 20 and 40 years (inclusive). f Vvv ^jt*| M, !/ RatOs of pa y: As for 2NZEF. v^t I Volunteers areadvised not to give up civil employment until receipt of advice from Army to enter N\ ^ \ SEE JAPAN JAYFORCE ^ RECRUITING OFFICES : NORTHERN DISTRICT — Kaitaia, Whangarei, Dargaville, Auckland, Paeroa, Hamilton, Tauranga, Morrinsville, Rotorua, Taumarunui. CENTRAL DISTRICT — Ruatoria, Gisborne, Wairoa, Napier, Hastings, New Plymouth, Stratford Hawera, Taihape, Wanganui, Marton, Dannevirke, Palmerston North, Masterton, Wellington. SOUTHERN DISTRICT— Nelson, Blenheim, Westport, Greymouth, Christchurch, Ashburton, Timaru, Oamaru, Dunedin," . . Invercargill. J9-47