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School Starts Again S®®». Next Tuesday thousands of primary school children throughout Northland will be hurriedly collecting dusty books and bags and setting out on the road which leads to the school, and the glorious six weeks of freedom will be a memory. A week later, on February 8, the Whangarei High School will be a hive of industry once again, and the corridors and class rooms .which have been silent for so long will resound with moving, feet and voices. New boys and girls will, after the fashion of years, be subjected to close and careful scrutiny and questioning, and probably not a few boarders will be thinking of home and past pleasures. On the other hand, there are few boys and girls to-day who do not enjoy their school life, for even holidays can become tedious. Going to school means, meeting old friends and new ones, and the methods of teaching pregvent the art of learning from be--8 'oming a mere drudgery. A careful combination of study and sport make the school life of most young people an interesting and varied experience. For parents, too, the commencement of the school year is -a momentous occasion. Some fathers and mothers will watch with feelings of regret as their youngest sets forth to entpr on a’ now stage of life which marks the end of baby-

€a©»Y*S can supply OUTFITS At Reasonable Prices GYM. FROCKS Good Navy Serge. Will wear well and keep its colour. Sizes 21 to 42 inches. 10% Discount WHITE SILK BLOUSES— Regulation St vie. All Sizes. Usually 4/11. Reduced to 4/6 BLOOMERS—Heavy Black Sateen. All Sizes. Usually 2/3 pr. Reduced to 1/11 BLACK ITALIAN CLOTH. Usually .1/11. Reduced to 1/6 GYM, GIRDLES. 2/3 BRAID *)d yard CEOSBY’S HOUSE ( Box 90 Phone 2025

Motorists ST) s fejfel i ji SCHOOL CROSSING Now that school is toa hoves all motorists to tj the traffic reguiationse school areas. Fifteen speed limit offers ari safety to the hundrc whose it f b <rf S= aslo ISSUED BY THE Whangarei Borough >1

harold Menzies for School supplie

Black-covered Exercises, 1/-, 1/6, 2/Saxon Exercise Books, 3d each, 2/6 doz: Plain Ruling'. Vere Foster, -jin. and -Bn. Graphic Exercise Books, 3d each, 2/6 doz. Plain Ruling, .jin. and Ycre Foster. Saxon Exercise Books, 6d ea.. 5/6 doz. Graphic Exercise Books, 6d ea., 5/6 doz. Plain Newsprint Books, 3d ea., 2/9 doz. Plain Cream Laid Paper. 3d ea., 2/9 doz. Book-keeping Exercises, Cask. Ledger Journal, 6d ea., 5/6 doz. Collegiate Arithmetic, 6d ea.. 5/9 doz. 'Clifton Arithmetic, 6d ea., 5/9 doz. Nature Study, 4d ea., 3/9 doz.

PENCILS—Radio H. 8., 2d ea., doz; also H.. 8,, and 28., at ea., 1/6 doz. Marking Pencils, 3d and 6d ea. Student H. 8., Id ea., lid doz., i gross. Crayons—Aurora, 3d ea. for G; ea. for 12; 2/9 and 5/6 doz. Wooden Crayons, 6d, 1/- & 1/3 I Compasses—-Helix (the best mai solid brass, 8d ea., 7/6 doz. Drawing Blocks & Folios— Bio.. 4d ea., 3/6 doz. Polios, 4d ea., doz., Drawing Books Victoria, tis ■niter-leaved, 6d ea., 5/3 doz. Plain Cover, tissue 5d ea,, 4/6 doz.. Pastel, Brown or assorted pas 4d ea., 3/9 doz.

BOOKSELLER and CHEMIST HAROLD _MR

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