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Wairarapa Times-Age, 29 August 1940, Page 3

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HURRY! SEND YOUR MESSAGE IN NOW FOR THE BOYS OVERSEAS SATURDAY'S ISSUE OF THE WAIRARAPA "TIMES-AGE" Messages for insertion close at this office at noon TOMORROW (Friday, August 30) Many relatives are sending daily copies of the “TIMES-AGE” to members of the N.Z.E.F. There are, nevertheless, many of the men who seldom see a paper from home. Regular subscribers are asked to save their copies of NEXT SATURDAY’S ISSUE and mail them to the boys overseas. In that issue space will be made available for relatives, friends, business firms, sporting bodies, etc., to insert messages to the troops in the “Personal” column at a cheap rate —ONE SHILLING for a two-line (ten words) message (extra words, 6d per line). Messages may be worded to suit the sender. The following are some suggestions:— PERSONAL. PERSONAL. QERGEANT (name with initials).— QEORGE (name).—Love and best 13 Always thinking of you.—Mother wishes from all at Street, and Dad. — r pOM and Walter (name). —Family „„„„„ , „ ~ ~ send fondest love. JJTLL SMlTH.—Regards from all the boys.—Tom and Mac. ■ i ... _ J7RANK (name). —Our thoughts always with you. Everybody here gNOWY (1/44444).—We re coming qj- ’ over soon. Keep a shilling.—Tiny. The boys in Egypt and England will get a great kick out of your personal message. See that your boy is not disappointed.