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Wairarapa Times-Age, 1 April 1942, Page 4

ARMY STORES. Opposite G.P.O. Posting Boxes. ’PHONE 1013. TENTS & FLYS—AII sizes in Tenting 1 and Duck Camp Beds, 24/6. Covers made to order. Haversacks, 5/6 to 9/b; Shoulder Packss 9/6 to 17/6; Kit Bags, MEN’S KHAKI SHORTS, 6/11; Khaki Shirts, 8/11, 9/11; Boys’ Khaki Shorts, from 4/6; Navy Shorts straps, from 4/6; Romper Suits, 2/6; Men’s Khaki Overalls, 10/11; Boiler Suits, Sac Coats, etc. ARMY JACKETS, 9/6: Army Trousers, 21 12/6; Puttees, 3/6; Hats, 3/-; Greatcoats, 19/6. All lines in Saddlery, Horse Collars. Cart Harness; all lines ip Men’s Boots, Shoes, Trousers, etc.

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FOR YOUR PROTECTION £ Railway Lighting Restrictions JN order to ensure full observance of the regulations regarding restricted lighting, train travellers are asked to co-operate with railway guards in seeing that carriage window blinds are drawn during the hours of darkness and that no light ■ is exposed to outside view. Reduced illumination on station platforms is essential; passengers should take care when boarding or leaving trains. Be sure that the train ( has stopped at the platform and alight on the platform side. WATCH YOUR STEP j