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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume LXXVI, Issue 14573, 17 January 1948, Page 5

Approximately 130 pairs OF PHYSICAL. CULTURE ROBIN MOND, MEDCALF, MAXINE, WALKAWAY AND VITALITY, ALL ARCH CURVE BRANDS Also 80 Pairs JOYCE WEDGIES in Various Colours, ALL BELOW COST. lO'/r DISCOUNT on all MEN'S SHOES purchased during Sale. irre Shoe Store 13 Devonport Road

When Dad joined the Public Service 30 years ago ho realised the benefits that employment in the Government held to offer him. Today those benefits have increased tremendously. Now both boys AND girls can enter as Cadets in a wide variety of interesting clerical v/ork. New personal training methods, recognition of special apti■tides, frequent rotation of duties to avoid monotonous routine, opportunities to specialise and direct representation to Personnel .Officers who will help you in your career are just some of the factors that should influence you. All these benefits, together with real security make employment in the Public Service an attractive career. BOY AND GIRL CADET SALARIES. Both start at £175 (with School Certificate) 205 (with University EnExam,) Increases 29j Each Year. 32 . 5 Boys automatically progress to £425, Gitis will he recognised for further promotion according to ability. Lodging allowances are payable for those who may hayo to live away from home, Promotion past automatic increase limit it o;i merit. MR. J. P. """' die Trust L»ep: TAURANGA. KEEP RAILWAY WAGONS WORKING Unnecessary. Delays Hinder Transportation In keeping abreast with today'!", transportation requirements the railways are doing a big job. and doing it well. They will do r if shippers and o-operatc edly in speeding the turnround of wagons carrying their goods. Just now, the most urgent transport need is wagons, and everything done to get capacity use from them helps the railways, helps transportation and helps the nation. Load Quickly, Unload Quickly, Release Quickly

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