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Evening Post, Volume 72, Issue 72, 25 March 1924, Page 6

When he was a boy, Mr. Massey, like most boys,, was no respecter of school property, judging by a story concerning a recent visit to his old school in the North of Ireland which he told when addressing the children of tha Taumarunui school last week. Mr. Massey said I that like all boys he used to carry a | pocket-knife. When he rs-visited the I old school he looked for some trace that had been left by his knife, and. sura enough, he found his own initials, "W.F.M.," carved on one of the desks. Now that he is Finance Minister and has to provide the wherewithal to build schools and furnish them, Mr.. Massey uo doubt entertains strong views that desks should be preserved intact rather than be carved up by the rising generation. The Onoto Self-filling Fountain Pen, streamline model, lias the largest inkcapacity of any fountain pen. The usual price of theso beautiful Pens is 255. At Kirkcaldie and Stums, Ltd., they arc 21s ca-ch.'—Advt. Take Bonnington: s Irish Moss at tho first iiign of- a cold, and the odds are again;;t your catching the 'flu. 2s <jd and Is 6di eyer^'whei-e.-— Advt,