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Press, Volume LXX, Issue 21255, 29 August 1934, Page 12

HAY'S LIIWITPh Children Cost Less! to Send Mack'tQ-Schmi if their outfits are bought at Hoy» s , IF only ah mothers realise the truth of the abbve X 5 would be more happ h in Chnstchurch, with suitably „w..„„». 0 ocu quaiitv" as well as "quantity." ft the prices below. Ml School Girl Requirements-** An ALL-WOOt &Ai'* BLAZER, as illustrated, f ished with coloured cor t monogram a little extractor primary, West District High, School of Art, etc. 22m ib 29in—Worth 15/6 and 18/fe, For 9/11. THE LEAGUER, Hay's WelU known Navy Blazer M Girls, absolutely guarafttop in every way. Finished Ifir" a little extra for any secotidi ary or primary school. jtih 20/6, 30in 22/6, 32in 21/6, 34in 26/6. GYM. TUNICS, Navy Serge, all Wool, guaranteed unshfM* able and fadeless. 241 h 18/fi, 27in 21/-, 30in 22/6, 33in 25/-, 36in 34/6, 39in to 42in 37/6. Navy, guaranteed, Wool mixture SERGE TUNICS. 27in 12/6, 30in 13/6, 33in 14/6, 36ih 15/6, 39in 17/6, 42in 23/6. Suits £or the School Boy Ail Hay's Suits have double seats, and only All-Wool Worsteds and strong linings are used throughout. A wofldetful name has been built up for reliability. THE "DUX," particularly for secondary schools. Size 8, rising If- per size, 37/-. THE "MONITOR," *» primary and secondary schools. Size 4, rising 6d per size, 32/6. THE "WINNER," particularly for primarv schools, 29/- to 35/-.

A call for leadership was nia by the Rev. 11. K. Arrhdnl . M* master of King's College at tlie ' - annual dinner ..f the KnjjlijOi r»»Schools' Club, lie raid \^ e Jh no reason whv (he public sc<" spirit and traditions should noi come as firmlv entrenched m , , schools of the Dominion as '-. were in the great English v&Og Dr. Norwood, formerly of Harrow School, had enume>«L as principal features rehgio". ( eipline, culture, and athlc ««. fo) ; above all these was the deniano service. A public school relied on the corporate seiut, those who cnioved it u-erc asm return and provide leadership.