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Wairarapa Times-Age, 29 January 1943, Page 2

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Band of the Royal New Zealand Air Force Band of the Royal New Zealand Air Force VISIT TO MASTERTON! VISIT TO MASTERTON! (By Permission of the Air Board.) IN AID OF DISTRICT’S QUOTA, PATRIOTIC FUND. A Feast of Music by one of the Best Bands in the World! . •» (Conductor: Flight Lieutenant Gladstone Hill.) 64 —PLAYERS —64 HERE IS THE BAND’S PROGRAMME: HERE IS THE BAND’S PROGRAMME:.:. SUNDAY, JANUARY 31 BRILLIANT CEREMONIAL DISPLAY Commencing at 2.30 p.m. in the Masterton Park, the Band will present its World-famous Ceremonial Display. Perfect marching, superb playing, and a special Open-air Concert will be a part of the Band’s programme for the afternoon. A thrill of a lifetime! Be at the Park on Sunday afternoon. ADMISSION, 1/-; Stand, 1/-; Children half-price in the grounds. GRAND PATRIOTIC CONCERT The one and only Concert will be presented by the Band in the REGENT THEATRE at 8.15 o’clock on SUNDAY NIGHT. Hear the Band play the “Warsaw Concerto”—a number cheered by Wellington audiences. NEW ITEMS—NEW IDEAS IN ENTERTAINMENT. Listen to the finest Band in the World as they present a programme of unsurpassed excellence. ADMISSION, 3/- and 2/-. Booking is at Steele & Bull’s for - 6d extra until 12 o’clock on Saturday, after which booking is at the Regent. Book Now, for there will be big crowds when the Band of the R.N.Z.A.F. comes to town. Don’t Miss the Band of the R.N.Z.A.F.! , PROCEEDS IN AID OF PATRIOTIC FUNDS.

THE AIR FORCE NEEDS YOU! WOMEN WANTED for the Women’s Auxiliary Air Force. MEN WANTED for General Duties. BOYS WANTED for the Air Training Corps. Make your enquiries at the R.N.Z.A.F. Recruiting Office, opposite the G.P.O. YOU CAN HELP - WILL YOU HELP?

DON’T DELAY RAILWAY WAGONS They Are Fighting for You! To carry everything that the Armed Forces and Industry and Commerce have to haul, railway rolling stock must be kept moving. t Wagons must be loaded heavier, sent away faster and emptied quicker. There can be no sleeping shipments or empty wagons tucked away in sidings. It’s transportation the railways must deliver; wagons cannot be spared for storage. Every moving wagon brings victory nearer; idle wagons hold it back. WAGONS ARE ON THE WARPATH!