Page 16 Advertisements Column 2

Press, Volume CII, Issue 30213, 19 August 1963, Page 16

TROTTING national meetings :• A- e fi ’ CCxT AJrf. 2 SATURDAYS AUGUST 17th & 24th FIRST RACE EACH DAY 11.15 A.M. N.Z. METROPOLITAN TROTTING CLUB (INC.)

THE NEW ZEALAND fa rme r!MM

• An agricultural economist asks: "Ara quota! an Naw Zealand lamb really necessaty?" • Improving rabbit control: Dr Walter Howard offers further suggestions. • Buying Romney rams for flock improvement. • Other men’s farms: Cold Medal-winning young farmer from Methven; "Under 25" settler at Rotorua; Soil fertility building on Canterbury plainsland farm. • Massive land development at Parengarenga in farthest North. Is FREE 1 I or ° period, to oil new subscribers, o bound copy of the NEW ZEALAND PICTURE HANDYMAN. Contains over 600 photographs, 176 pages of simple, easy-to-follow instructions for a thousand and one farm jobs FARMERS DO YOU REALISE your subscription to N.Z. Farmer is TAX DEDUCTIBLE? For the average farmer this means a saving of 8/6 to 10/- on the cost of £l/14/- for □ one-year subscription.

FILL IN THIS COUPON NOW! M N.Z. FARMER, P.O. BOX 317«, AUCKLAND. j|| I wish to become a subscriber to the NEW ZIALAND FARMER. Please post me a copv of each issue for. g 3 I Year 2 Years 3 Yeorv £l/14/0 £3/5/6 £4/7/0 Please send my account to the name and address below. H NAME K H address H

BYRNE AND CO . Stock and Shareholders, 661 Colombo street, CHRISTCHURCH. P.O. Box 1018. Telephone 65-029. —Advt.

rARnOU LEAVING SCHOiLTHIS YEAR? I ————————————■ I The N.Z. Certificate in Engineering is Any boys in this age group (16174 a sure key to high pay and wide next January) who have had 3 years’ IICI’CS prospects. secondary education are eligible to You can achieve this universally- a PPIy f°f an RNZAF career as Boy • j recognized Certificate in four years Entrant*. Those selected have a jear how to make under a new RNZAF training scheme al the Boy Entrant School at Woodfor selected applicants. (Civilians take bourne, followed by a specialist trade ■ five years.) course and 2 years’ trade experience. the mOSt These hand-picked key technicians of * H *? t^e . t *J en . °P cn . to a ‘* vanc ed I the future attend the Central Institute J™*®' snd technological naming accordfit# of Technology at Petone for advanced ing t 0 a P u,ude - UJ IttC training after studying at the RNZAF The Service life holds great appeal for I Boy Entrant and Technical Training most young men, with plenty of sport A j Schools at Woodbourne and Wigram. companionship, and the wide field Hl fJR I They emerge with both civilian and °1 trades in which first-class training is • • Service qualifications as highly-ski I led given tinder ideal conditions guarantees » airframe, radio or engine tradesmen. lifelong security. I loday ’ that Spel,S life ‘ ,OnB ‘ eCUrity ’ APPLICATIONS FOR THE BOY rllllK Applicants for this course must be ENTRANT SCHOOL CLOSE STH ■ WBi between 16 and 17) in January, 1964. NOVEMBER, 1»43, FOR ENTRY and have passed at least School Certi- NEXT JANUARY. laawMß m fBA ■ ficate with mathematics and preferably W &■ A U f science as well. Boys sifting S.C. this | KirVllWß y*** are eligible to apply. I APPLICATIONS CLOSE 4TH PARENTS: If your ton I* Intorosted OCTOBER, IN3, FOR ENTRY IN fo this Intonslvo troinlng for o technoMID JANUARY. logical earoor, mall this odvortteoment I jg with his nomo ond oddross te th« noorett I AUCKLAND WELLINGTON CHRISTCHURCH DUNEDIN R NZAF Recruiting Office. Any oddlttonel « 4bWIH.Sc Rr, nM . S. •"9“ elte YOU WOuM like to moko obout I WWW training details and career opportunities I are welcomed.