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Wairarapa Times-Age, 29 January 1943, Page 5

SCHOOL DAZE... ANOTHER dizzy dozen days, and the patter of tiny (and not so tiny) feet about the house s. will drop considerably in volume. And when it is nearly time for the schoolboy, with shining morning face, to creen, like the snail, unwillingly to school, it is QUITE time for his parents to bestir themselves. Holidays have a deplorable effect on boys’ clothes. Give an ordinary healthy boy a summer holiday and two ounces of leeway, and watch what a beautiful bundle of rags he can manufacture from his last year’s school outfits. You’ve already noticed it? Yes, we thought maybe you would have. School wear isn’t in short supply—YET. We have on oui- shelves outfits to fit almost any and every boy, and we can supply the uniforms of all Wairarapa schools and colleges, and also those of most well-known colleges throughout New Zealand. But that doesn’t mean parents can skip it in the meantime. Some boys are harder to fit than others. Action NOW is wanted. Don’t leave that 1943 school shopping a moment longer than you can help. Make up your lists, and bring the young chap along to Bmlick-B lackmore ’ s On Lower Queen Street, MASTERTON.

FOR URGENT REPAIRS. EXIDE BATTERIES AND ACCESSORIES. “CHAR” FOR GAS PRODUCERS IN STOCK. THOS. WAGG & CO., LTD, ’Phones 1022 and 2224 - - MASTERTON

rffZHHeld Up I | nvin with ■ fau “y I i nf inner tube? — I ■ Jy K'< then visit the j | JsLJM cycle specialists. ■ s ffiollljEggK We’ll repair it jL or supply a new &|S ||g one at a minimum cost. I Steve Sharman I Cycle Agent, MASTERTON. I ’Phone 2152.

THE AIR FORCE OF Jib Jk ( /x>bEmßßs» M '• Hk BBMffiTIIE AIR CORPS Here’s your opportunity to volunteer for service in the youngest branch of the Royal New Zealand Air Force... your opportunity to receive valuable pre-entry training (non-flying) either as an air-crew member (Pilot, Observer or Gunner) or as a Flight Mechanic, Flight Rigger, Radio Mechanic, or Wireless Operator. This training will not only be a sound basis for later R.N.Z.A.F. instruction but will serve as worthwhile preparation for a future career in civil aviation. Members of the Air Training Corps will have their own uniform and will visit Air Force Stations for practical instruction. Training is so arranged as not to interfere with your schooling or work. Apply now! Here’s the handsome badge which members of the It A I I Fl C A T I C) N S Air Training Corps will wear when not in uniform. x U L I rf V/41 IvzlvJ \ |. Natural born British subjects or the sons of parents both of whom are (or, if deceased, were at the time of death) British subjects. _ . . . 2. Not less than 16 years of age, nor have attained their 18th Enquiries may be made at birthday. > Rm 7a c d ’x’ oi 3. Of an educational standard not lower than that represented by the .N.Z.A.r . Recruiting bhop, Standard VI Proficiency Certificate. Opposite Post Office. 4 - bLZnJSnt'”' ' ,efeCtS " ke ' y "’" rfere wi,h pr “ en ‘