Q.S.R. NUD*IST Power version, revision 4.0.
Licensee: Caversham Project.

PROJECT: COHD database, User megan cook, 3:27 pm, May 16, 2002.

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+++ Text search for 'uniform'


+++ Searching document int.Mrs RB, & Whitty, J...
MW: Because we were in UNIFORM and they'd know what school we went to.
MW: Even some of these old girls - this was even on Sunday when you weren't in 
UNIFORM or anything.  " ... Stop it!"  and then we'd go like this, and then 
"uhhhh!" You'd choke when you tried to save it, you know, make it a hundred 
times worse. And they'd have a  cat, ... one of the presbytery cats would walk 
into church, and away we'd go again, you know. Anything amused you cos you were 
bored stiff ... [laughter]. 1079
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+++ Searching document int.Cummings/Manson part1...
I:   YOU DIDN'T HAVE ANY UNIFORMS IN THOSE DAYS DID YOU?  YOU JUST WORE LONG..             
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CC:  No UNIFORMs, except ah, did you have the cadets at your school?511
I:   MMM.  NOW, THESE MILITARY UNIFORMS, DID THE SCHOOL PROVIDE THOSE567
I:   SO YOU DIDN'T HAVE TO PAY FOR ANYTHING, IT WAS ALL, THE SLATES WERE PAID 
FOR BY THE SCHOOL, [JM:  OH YES] AND YOUR UNIFORMS, SO YOU JUST TOOK YOURSELF 
ALONG AND THEY SUPPLIED THEY SUPPLIED THE REST? 594
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+++ Searching document int.Delargey, Edward J....
ED: Oh no. All well-dressed. Well dressed. No school UNIFORM. Just beautifully 
dressed. Suits, suits. Yeah. He was in the same class as us, this particular 
one. Yeah.              666
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Searching document int.Harrison, Ellen...
EH:  And another thing going through these photos, I noticed when Valmay's 
mother  used to take us to various places like Waikaouiti and Outram for school 
holidays, we  seem to be in our school UNIFORM.  It seemed to be the only good 
clothes that we had,  and you know when we went on holiday 232
 EH:  We probably wore our school UNIFORM.  There's a family photo of us going 
to 
Hawera or somewhere for our annual holiday and you see my father's in a suit.               
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  EH:  There's my two brothers and sister and you see Marge and I are in school  
UNIFORM 248
  EH:  Both sides, mmmm.  Now a strange thing happened when I was going through 
the  old photos, I couldn't help seeing how, I mightn't have put enough tea in 
that because I  don't take milk. (MC:  NO, THAT WILL DO ME JUST FINE, THANK YOU 
VERY MUCH).  No, when I was glancing through these old photos i was really quite 
surprised to find that even when we were going on holiday I was school UNIFORM.  
We obviously didn't have other clothes.  We had other clothes to wear to church 
but we only had our school uniform.        517
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+++ Searching document int.Maskell part 1...
*MW:DID YOU WEAR A SCHOOL UNIFORM IN PRIMARY SCHOOL AS WELL AS SECONDARY?                   
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+++ Searching document int.Maskell part 2...
RM: Yes it was compulsory. Actually it was when our two were there. 9 o'clock to 
a  quarter past nine every Monday morning you'd parade in your cadet UNIFORM but 
it would be more physed than anything else and then half past three to half past 
four every  Friday the school started a bit earlier on Fridays and that last 
hour was... cadets.         21
RM: The fact that you had cadet training. I think .. yes, well I went straight 
out of  civvy street into central battery along here, I got my UNIFORM one day 
and the next day  I was taking part in full squad work and within a week I would 
be asked to take a squad,  pre-officer traininq corps and I think it was the 
very fact that I taught a year or two  but I also I knew something about the set 
up of cadet work. No I don't think it did me  any harm. 42
school cadet UNIFORM and paraded. 74
MW:AND YOU'D HAVE A UNIFORM? YOUR PARENTS WOULD HAVE PAID FOR THAT?
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++Searching document int.McKeich, Ken.   
KM: You saw it at school because - I went to Forbury School and it was one day - 
one day  a week we had Bible classes there, and Catholics fall out - they fell 
out, they didn't  have to go to any of them. Yes, quite a few Catholics went to 
Forbury School. But that  was in the Depression days so, whether they couldn't 
afford the UNIFORMs or something  like that .
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+++ Searching document int.Mrs MT...
MT:  Normal.  Well you didn't go anywhere.  You went to your meeting.  You 
learnt to  plait, cook a bit.  But there again you didn't have a great deal that 
could be done.   You would have stories.  You would learn to weave, to sew, to 
knit, to cook.  Not a  great deal, but you learnt.  And you learnt bits of 
history through the guiding manuals.   You would have stories to go through.  
But through that ... now there's another thing.   You had to have UNIFORMs.  Mum 
couldn't buy a uniform for me.  We went into H B,  Hallensteins again, and you 
had a ticket, docket.  Esther who was our Lieutenant, she  came with me.  They 
footed the bill for your uniform.                                      2284
MT:  Not having a UNIFORM.  And in wintertime, many a time I didn't get, because 
we were living in St Kilda.  Of course from St Kilda right into the Octagon you 
could go in in daylight but not come home at night.  So you didn't often get.  
But then there were  others too in the same situation. 2300
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+++ Searching document int.Mrs MTd...
MT:  No, because there was too many of us.  We were poor.  There was no money to  
send me to secondary school.  There wasn't even enough money to buy a UNIFORM.
MT:  I don't remember those.  But I can always remember clothes.  But we didn't 
have a lot.  You see there was no school UNIFORMs or anything like that so we 
didn't have a lot. 590
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