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PACIFIC ISLANDS - (New Zealand - New Zealand) FEBRUARY 16 "Iberia" from Auckland to Nukualofa. I Suva. Noumea, Sydney. Return home economy class I air 10 days FEBRUARY 23 "Arcadia'' from Auckland to Sydney, loin ■ "Iberia" for cruise to Suva, Lautoka back to Auckland ■ 14 days MARCH 9 "Iberia" from Auckland to Sydney, Noumea B Suva, back to Auckland, 13 days. MARCH 18 "Orcades” from Auckland to Suva, Nukualofa. I Noumea. Brisbane, Sydney. Return via Melbourne to I Auckland in "Canberra." 19 days. APRIL 5 Economy class air to Sydney. Join "Iberia" I for cruise to Suva, Lautoka, Noumea. Sydney back to I to Auckland. 15 days. MAY 3 Economy class air to Sydney. Join "Himalaya" I for cruise to Noumea. Suva, back to Auckland. 10 days B NEW FARE: Fares from $2ll Over 30 Opportunities v ■ Throughout The Year B B k I For booings and further BK H information, see Union S S I Company (Genera! Passenger A IB Agents) or P&O Travel Agent LX

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BANKS PENINSULA RACING CLUB HNC.) .ENTRIES for all events at the Summer Meeting to be held at Motukarara on Saturday, March 17. 1970, CLOSE at 3 P.M. TODAY tat .McCormack, Mackay and Co.. . 190 Hereford Street. Christchurch. S. MACKAY. Secretary. P.O. Box 2211 Telephone 66-795. 1 —Advt

We didn't invent excitementwe just pay you and keep you while you enjoy it! / Wk. U Corporal Joe Murray. / Wk. instructor in jungle warfare: ' l-s parachutist anti canoe expert; has / fist. served overseas with the / 4 , Special Air Service Squadron S -. in Malaya. Borneo and ©S yr -’*l yie,Ham - ” ‘ Warrant Officer , ? au l McAndrew, served './ A jgi| overseas a parachute wßLyr 7 * and will train * / SAS f re e-falling team. S Wanganui Rugbv Representatire. V J - Sport is an k ' integral part of Army ... ' tratmng and all sports are These men are professionals. Are they doing the sort of j XggSKttJS M,< Terr/Dr£r*e( anrf '•••». yMjgpMmf-■' A thing you’ve often wanted to do? But you're trapped in a in job and don’t know how to get out of it? The Army could be for you! Life in the Regular Army has a lot to offer; excitement, variety, satisfaction, good wages by any stan- LfIWBKaSSr . dard and service overseas. If you ve read this far, . you’ll wan t these details: * yIILfTI ■ PAY: As a sin B |e man ’ Years of age ’ j° ,n ' n s for ' Sergeant John Whitworth (front)- a v $40 ' 60 " ‘° $63 ' 91 P M 'JI Tva periods of overseas service in during service in Vietnam. Mtlay ’ ia ■ BONUSES : On leavmg the Army, you receive up to and currently instructor $425 cash. For 12 months service in Vietnam you ’ at Waiouru. receive an additional $5OO tax free deferred pay. You are also eligible, after service overseas, for a rehabilitation housing and furniture loan of up to >j $7400. Not bad for a 23 year old, is it? f "* ! 1 It’s even better if you stay in the Army. There is security r | with over 100 skilled jobs to choose from you retire at Ir A : '■ ~-l J» ; 4*. f „ ' £» 45 and earn more income at a new job while being in England—exercise Powder- If you'd like to know more we'd like to see you. Just \ ’j’T''. l i'n despatches'— Cal! th ' ngS oVer 3t yOUr nearest Army Office ' It’s a great life in the- gW-T i -take it from a soldier J|Mg| >. inini