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"THE DOMINION" NORMA TALMADGE in

I Rates for Classified Advertisements—
(For Caali Only) "THE LAW OF COMPENSATION"
Situations Vacant, Mtualions Wanted, To Let, For A picture with a powerful appeal to all women.
Sale, Pergonal, Lost ami Found, Wanted to Buy, The inexorable law which none may escape.
Farm Hands Wanted Professional Engagements,
Board and Residence. Business Announcements, Also showing, Episode Eight of
etc. "THE MYSTERY OF THE DOUBLF, CROSS"
15 Words, I.?.; 20 Words, Is. Cd.; 25 Words, Js.j M
Words, 2s. Cd. entitled "THE STRANGER DISPOSES."
Births. Mnrriapps. and Deaths, 2s. Gd. p»r. insertion.
In Memoriam, (id. per line (minimum 3 lines). TO-DAY EVERYBODY'S TO-DAY

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Vol. -11, no. 259 WELLINGTON, NEW ZEALAND, SATURDAY, ■ JULY 20, 191'8. 14 PAGES TWOPENCE.
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, &
DEATHS. TO LET. WANTED TO.BUV. WANTED TO SELL. lOST AND FOUND. PROFESSIONAL. ENGAGEMENTS. SITUATIONS VACANT. SITUATIONS WANTED.
BIRTHS. fipO LET, in Nelson, 10-roomedFuruish- WANTED,
ed House, facing sea; very low rent Co., Scales. Apply Excel Small Goods
one set Dayton Computing "IDOII SALE—Hairdrcssing Business, T OST, Spring Hoop"offllotor Whoef,
W" ANTED, by Business Lady, Ijlipioy- WANTED, a first-clasTCoaeh Smith.
WANTED,
.situation as Cook, coun-

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-*■ Chairs, .Mirrors, Stork; J;(iO. Ap- Thursday night, Courtcnav Place. ment, any capacity. Audrest P.O. T -Apply Jtoyd
and Brennun, Wanjra-
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try preferred. Apply "A.," "Do-
CILBA.Y.—At sea, on the Mokoiu, July to approved tenant. Mrs. Martin, Box Wangamii. Pi£jllMi«tj|-li," c/o Hox 37, Patea. Box 291, Palmerston North. -11 ill.

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5, to Liont. D. M. and Mrs. Gilray— 519, City. • Oarage, Lambtoii Quay.•. minion', Oitice.
a son. (Dunedin, Napier, mid Paimers- WANTED to Buy, at Lyall Lny, near
beach, Small Alodcrn CoHagt. Ap- INCUBATORS, two 100-ejjff TamliliTii '1/S7ANTED, Coach, tor Matriculation, WANTHD,"~Cook-GeiiJralj wages, 30s.
WANTED,
position as Conk in town,

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ton North papers please copy.) ■"- bargain at .CD each, f.o.b. Tu Horo; WANTED.

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ply, "Cottiigc," "Dominion" Ofl'ice.
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at private residence preferred. Easy place. JI. Morrison, Hotel,
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where Housemaid is kept. Apply

HOUSE PROPERTIES FOR SALE.

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gooil as new. B. L, lillis, Tβ Horo. State terms to "Latin," c/o "Dominion' , Wliakatuki.
IIIGGIN.—At Jikataiiuua, on llitii Julv, with "A.l3.A,,"j;Dominion" Office.

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WANTED good home, a soldier's wife, with Jj

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Purchase, Single-furrow
lo Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Higgiu-a TO HOME SEEKERS. -
Plough; Hillside preferred. Seiul pOE SALE—BhiUk CWkcT «'ji[il[u7l " '

l/|fANTED, a reliaiilo l'loughinnii. For WiNTEIi, i'osi lTair7i.rLiuiylielp ia

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daughter. Bitch, "Mocraki '"ivy," winner 11 ono child, to share same. Further par-
WANTED,
Probationer, -medical and
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Allen,
apply K. \V. small family; tommy preferred.
CLIENT is willing to build several "Dominion.".and nn application to "Home," cfou
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NATUSCH.—On July IG, 1918, at Heri firsts, 1917. .Aitchison, Box 158, Palmers- l.'E! Surgical Hospilitl; experienced pre-
A Matawhero, Featherston. Apply "Experienced," Stratford.

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Heri, Havelock North, to Mr. and Mrs. ton North. Dominion." ferred. "Private Hospital," c/o "Domin-

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Residences at Kelburn and Island

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ANTED to Buy, Sugar Boilers, ion."
WANTED, a capable General, no up-
WANTED, Shnru-milkiug, 50 to 60
lioiiß Natusch—a son. Bay to suit the rcqniivmems of purchas- WANTEITIITTeII,

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Williams.—On July 13th, 191s, it ers and on easy terms. . marble slab, caramel cutters, scis- »»
Table (Alcock's), size Bft. by -Ift. PERSONAL. T ADIEh, make ..El weekly, spare time,
6tairs work. Apply, with refer- cows, or would manage herd. "Tho-

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Haveloek North, tho wife of H. 13.-- Apply sors, and pan. Price- and particulars to JLJ ences, No. U Hill Street. mas," Trocadero Hotel, Wellington.

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Jim. Can be seen at 5 HnlsweU Street, own homo. Booklet kllius how,
''Cash Buyer," "Dominion" Office. MATRIMONIAL.
WANTED, a Light
W' "AN',ra3rMoTor"*DrT.-ins, by"lUTlablo

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Willinms—a daughter. H. T. JOHNS, Architect, J. liorndon. Telephone
558. _ three stamps. Torchon Lace Co., Collins General, small
(58), with nkie country home,'~ Street, Melbourne

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COLLECTION "rf~Co7nl^A~E'eTu"i: n'eTl T 1(.\DY family; good home. Apply 78 El- gardening no objection;
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153 Feathersloli Street. ANTED Buy, Postage Stamps, any wan; iiny
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MARRIAGE. kind, any quantity; Old Broken •soldier wishes to dispose of vnlii- musician, desires marriage accomplished v s work. "Military Discharge," c/o "Do-
_ means,
Y Collection with elderly \i^7-^' Vv smart business young

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Gold, Silver Watches, Jewellery, Coins. ' minion."
DEAYTON—ISE.AI? .—On July 10, 1918, at BEAUTIFUL HOME AT LOWER able of Old English and For- gentleman, intellectual, companionable, Lady, position ;vs Manageress in au
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Cash offer return mail. Jenness, H3 Jack-

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St. Paul's Church, AVelliugtpn, by tho by >;xp<:riencMl Yuiiili, IS,
HUTT. no upstairs work. Mrs. Bunny,
WANTIJD,
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f, ?1 "'Coins. For full particulars write to and with good income. Hotel. Apply, witli particulars, to

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soii St., Petone, Wellington.
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Kov. Mr. Stent, of Taihape, Noel Ed- Wobuni Road, Lower Hutt.

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"ICA_.C," position as nssistaut in dairy fac-

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'107 Main Street, Palmerston N.
ward, Drayton to Annie (Teddy) Bear, A PRETTY BUNGALOW of 6 rooms, ANTED, by Returned Soldier, Sheep B URNETT'S ESTABLISHED tory; relerencos. Apply "Smart," c/o
of Taihape. -£*.
on large level Section, gas, h.c.
water, all modern conveniences, brick Full particulars,
Farm; going concern; about j≥sooo. piIIVATE HOTEL tor Sale, as going
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concern, practical}' new througV
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Queen Street, Auckland.
WANTED, for"Wansanui, thoroughly
experienced Nurse for three young WANTEDTlloi sninnid for Private
.Hospital; wages 225. Gd. Apply "Dominion."

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o«.t, well appointed; situated ! n a eoa- children; wages 30s. Apply, with refer- Mrs. (Dr.) Dawson, Dannevirke.
YOUNG Experienced Man in Carpen-

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DEATHS. garage and outbuildings. Price, ,£IOOO. "AGRICOLA," mlt^SonTal!

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ences, "Children's Nurse," c/o "Domin- about

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Me town whbh La.? an exceptional try wisiiL'.s Employment
BEATTIE.—On 13th July, at Norsewood, Furniture, mostly solid oak, can be had , Post Office, Gisborne. V3 Cook-General; wages, 305.;
Hawke's Bay, Eliza Charlotte Beatlie, at valuation. future before it. First-class patronage WIDOWER (50), tall, educated, in- i- ion" Office. v housemaid kept. Apply Sirs. G.
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fortnight's time. Address "Dominion"
WANTED BUyT~
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assured. Good reaion for stliing. Terms 11. Beamish, Whana Whana, Hastings. Agent, (jreylwn.
WANTED,
Lady, as Nurse-companion
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aged 79 years. Macbiui'S, any make; best very easy. For further particulars as to riage with lady about -10, with yearly.
BLAND.—On July 13, 1018, at Lower A. L. WILSON AND CO., SEWING We also repair all makes. price, etc.. write "Hotel," P.O. Box 1(12, income ' =£"200, Protestant, of a. refined
_ for old gentleman; eome hospital ■WANTED, a Hou-senuiJ, Parlour- ANTED"; by Married HOn. 5 chil-

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prices.
Hutt, Robert Thompson Bland, dearly- Land Agenls and An ;tioneers, experience required, but not necessary lnaicl kept; references necessary. dreu, position Working Manager,
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Grand Opera House, Manners St. New Plymouth. and lovable

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Globe, disposition. •

beioved husband ot Jean Bland, Rail- 151-3 Lnmbton Quay. 'Phone 421-t. til be fully-trained nurse. Apply P.O. Apply Mrs. Waller Nathan, 0G Hobson Farm or Station; references. "Farmer,"
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way Hotel, Lawef Mutt; ased 36 years. . MOTOR DELIVERY BUSINESS. "GENUINE," Box S2, Hastings. ■Street. c/o_ "Dominion" Office.
WANTED, EMPTY SACKS. •Buiriidt's Established Agency,
Sincerely mourned. ■ OOR SALE, a 35-h.p. Motor Van, in TShEMIST'S Assistants-Wanted, by QjTAlt. Place, capable
COOPER.—On July 13, 1918, ah Welling- ISLAND BAY. T AERY AND CO., LTD.. Alien Street,
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perfect running order, together with
Queen Street, Auckland.
iuTHEN"in:lJYEßlseccased).
- *J thoroughly reliable Chemist, position WANTED, a Cook-general, no wash-
ing; other help kept; good wages. Lad, used station work; good refer-
ton, Ormond Cholmondely, third ■sou IJ business connection averaging .tlO week- as First Assistant, thorough knowledge of Apply Mrs. A. G. Bennett, Box 14, ences. Wauled—Chefs, Hotel Workersi
arc Buyers uf SECOND-HAND
of the lato G. S. Cooper; aged IS years. ly. Owner called up. Light work, suit-
IF MR. HARRY DYER, formerly off photographic work. Disengaged in Au- Manaia. Cujiabic Maids all classes private houses.
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of the most convenient and com- SACKS. Highest prices given.. Cardiff, South Wales, will core- • gust. Inquiries to "C2," Box 115, New
EXLEY.—On Friday, July 19, 1918, at able for returned soldier; .£235 cash. An- Nurse, companion to lonely,
Wellington, Albert Edwin Exley, belov- trict, fortable Homes in this popular dis- munieato to the undersigned he will 1 Plymouth. ■ WANTED, LADY

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comprising 8 good, lofty rooms, dress, also House-parlourmaid; re- lady, experienced with children,

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ed husband of Esther Exley, Lindum dining-room, WANTED TO BUY. ' "OVERT. \NDER," hear of something to hjs advantage. Any- ,
town or country; live with family: high-
drawing-room, 3 bedrooms, oue giving information with regard to TYPISTE ferences. Mrs. Ediic Williams, Fea-
Terrace, Koseneath. Private interment. C/o "Dominion OHico. a!) im -
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kitchen, scullery, bathroom, -porcelain AYSTER SACKS, SACKS, AND SACK- his whereabouts will 1» conferring a therston. est references. "English," c/o "Doruin-
GAPI'ER.—On July 10th, Frances, wifo bath, shower, hot and cold water service. I I be snii'T"
FOE SALE. uCh moH great kindness.
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Housekeeper-Companion for
of Carrington Gapper, late of "The All on one floor. Large, perfectly level ING. Apply
WANTED
Typiste; must be good Pit-

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Gables," Richmond, and only daughter garden, ~,|j(,,i ■
GILLING &, GOODFELLOW, Solicitors,
man Shorthand writer. Salary, £2
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country; all duties; one. adult, one AI TING Engagement-First and
in lawns, flowers, and vegetables,
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STEVENS AND CO., to Sell, Stone, writable for Cardiff and Caerphiily, South Wales. - ss. par week. child.' Apply Mrs. M'Lareii, Rangitiimau, Second
Chef; Barmaids; Porter-
of the late It. Tomliuson,
desert, Waimea West.
Beau- Only one minute to tram stop. Price
.£950. This should be seen at once. 132 a Upper Abel Smith Street. WANTED hard filling; price very low. ■. EDUCATIONAL. Apply, enclosing testimonials, to
Mnsterton. Barman; Housekeepers; Ladyhelps (city);
Married Couples. Boulcott Registry,
LOWE.—On July 19, at 3 Lewisville Apply to
Terrace, Wellington, after a short and Sole Agents- J. AND A. WILSON, JLLUSTRATOES earn big money--
; BOX GO, G.P.O. WANTED, an Engine-driver, at once;
one used to log-hauler preferred.
Boulcolt Street. Tel. 2811.
painful illness, Helen Clara, beloved STODDABT AND CO., SCRAP METAL MERCHANTS. everywherc there's an open marketit Particulars Stewart Timber Co., Ltd., ANTED, by Married Man, Classed
C Buekio Street.
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wife of 11. H. Lowe, aged ifi- yeaa's. that drawing g AGENCIES. Wellington.
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181 Featherston Street, Wellington. Tel. 905. for good art work. Turn Sheep and Cattle Station; life experience;
(Christehurch papers please copy.) talenjt of yours into money. Study tuo0 UoiiscJ'arlour-
BUYERS of Lead, Brass, Zinc, Coppor,
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good dogs; references given.

MACRAE.—On July 15, 1918, at Danne- Iron, Ropo. Press Art School Correspondence Coursee TO MANUFACTURERS AND OTHERS, maids, Ilelps, Nursery-Housemaids,
App.ly
virke, Allan Howard Macßae. infant WANTED TO SELL. Hi home. Successful artists entirely ap- i- "OUSINESS MAN, wide experience, •Ladyhelps, Couples. Scottish Registry, "Working Manager," "Dominion" Oliicc.

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son of J. S. Macßae; aged 91 months. MACHINERY FOR SALE. ', JONES AND CO., prove of ite method. Send for Free Pros- i- expert salesman, acquainted both
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"Willis Street. riUNNINGHAM'S Elito Registry, M
SECOND-HAND WRIGHT- pectus I, containing full information,i, Islands, wants one or two Good AGEN-
MILLAR —On the 13th July, 1918, at
her mother's residence, No. 10 Riddi- FOR SALE, One 3-sider Planing Mach-
iue; good as new; .cheap. Elthani 'Phone 725.
Ciyde Quay, Wellington.
Telegrams: "Metals."
FOUE R.ANISH BILLIARD TABLES, in Jas. Rodger, 159 D., Manchester Street,:. CIES. Reply to WANTED, Married Ploughman; must
*J AVillie Street. Wanted to Place,
educated, smart, energetic, bright Lady,
good order, with all accessories. Apply Christchureh. I* bo used lo all agricultural imple-

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i'ord Street, Ethel Clara, beloved wife Engineering Works. "SECURITY," . . in some nice position, studio, shop rif,
C/o "Dominion." ments and gemjral farm work, Apply

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of Bartholomew Millar and youngest A ALB. Rails, Wire Ropes, Haulers, •' . J. POWELL, Walter E. Simpson, Marto'i.
any kind, pictu.ro theatre, good sales*
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daughter of Caroline Bazley, aged 30 ■*" Locomotive, Planers, Trucks, WANTED TO SELL. woman, trustworthy, excellent referenced,
years. r Ngaruawahia. YOUR BOY WILL HAWERA HOSPITAL. ANTED, Station Hand, experienced good nddress, highly recommended.
etc. Glenham Sawmill Co., Glenham.
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(NEVILLE.—At Wharowhitu Private Hos- SEWING MACHINES. BE THOROUGHLY TRAINED stock, fence, clearing scrub, etc.; Wanted to Place, several good Martial
pital, Dannevirke, on July 11, 1918,
Walter George Neville, of Akitio; in iJIOIt SALE CHEAP.-l six-cow
Automatic Releaser Milking Plant; SINGER Dropheads, from £5 10s.;
Hand Machines from «£2. Terme EAILS. BAILS. RAILS. For a Successful Career WANTED,
a TRAINED NURSE, for
position of Junior Sister. Apply,
used to horses; state age; good place.
Apply by letter,. Cameron, it Roxburgh
Couples, Lndyjielps, Companions. Gen-
erals, Women with one and.two children.-
arranged. Globe, Grand Opera House,
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his. >17th yea-. Deeply regretted. one 130-gallon Alfa Laval Power Sepa-
MEW, 301b.. 451b., GOlb. to yard. Dc- if he is placed in the with testimonial, to the
3.} h.p. Engine, 1 Pelton Manners Street. 'Phone 4214
WEBB.—At Sydney, on July 8, after a rator, one rvCEAN MATRON.
WANTED, Married Couple for coun-
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Wheel, 2G Chains Galvanised Iron Pip-

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livery ex stock BAY SCHOOL, TO SHEEPFARMERS.
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V try position, Wanganui district;

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few days' illness, Mavie Jane, second FARMER GOING TO CAMP CAMERON AND SUTHERLAND, Hawera Hospital,
ing; also 1 Gft. Windmill and Pump, to MARLBOROUGH.
daughter of the late James J. Taine.
be sold separately or together. All.in
WISHES to Sell PIKST-CLASS FARM
Machinery Merchants, Specialists in Hnwcra. duties: man milk, garden, and do
odd jobs; woman: cook-general and WANTED, by Competent Man. POSI-
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High-grade Second-hand Machinery, TION as WORKING MANAGER,

good order. Applv to of 309' Acres. Best of limestone 20-2G Queen's-Bridge St., Melbourne. INSTRUCTION given in Public School, washing. Apply "Dominion" Office for
Sheep Run; good credentials.
RELIGIOUS SERVICES. G. R. STRATFORD, country. Tβ Rangitumau District, near
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Masterlon., Cables: Expansion. Entrance University, and Civil Service WANTED, immediately SHIFT EN- further particulars.
Mahakipawn, I'icton.
GINEER,. Apply'
; BOX 427,
For full'particulars'apply"
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Subjects. Also in Practical Agriculture.:. ANTED, First and Second Cooks, G.P.0., Wellington.
jgT. MARK'S, DUFFGIiIN STREET. to SELL, One "Simplex" G. H. PERRY AND CO., HEDGE, SHELTER, AND ORNAMEN- Special attention to Physical Culture, SECRETARY, Cook-General (Feathereton), Gen-
WANTED ,'TAL TKEES.
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Manly Sports. erals (city, good places), Girls to Aseist,

Churn, 700 gall.; One '"lopliss" Box 73, Masterton. CHEAPEST IN THE DOMINION. Wellington Farmers' Meat Co., Ltd., ''•>
Children's Nurso, Cook nnd Housemaid
COMMODIOUS Schoolhouse and fifteen
Eighth Sunday After Trinity. Butter Printer; One 400-gall. Direct Ex-
hundred acres Playground. Airy Dormi- 1 . Box 154, (H.8.), Mental Nurses, Housemaids, Kit- BOARD AND RESIDENCE.

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8 a.m.—Holy Communion. pansion Cream Vat; One li-tons Pumico; 1918 Stock exceeds 50 million chcnmaitls. Boulcott Registry, Boulcott
11 a.m.—Matins and Holy Communion. Several
Pulleys, ISin. to Ift. Apply WIRE ROPE.
OUR Bulbs, 4 million Hedge Plants, 6 tories. Generous Diet. Parental Disci- i-
million Shelter Troee, 1 million Flower- pline. . Good Moral Tone.
Mastertou. Street. Tel. 28-11. '
Let, Two Furnished Rooms,
use conveniences; handy city;
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WE have arriving .about end August
ing and Ornamental Tress, and 20 niil- REFERENCES: Major A. A. Corrigan,!• THE FEILDING FARMERS' FREEZ- WINTED, Cooks, 35a., ,£2; Wait- breakfast optional. Apply 27 Brougham
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new Steel Wire Rope, all sizes, lim- ressee, 255.; Housemaids. 255.; Par-

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Rural Delivery, Baliance. ited quantities available only. Apply lion Bedding Plants, Uγ. Donald M'Gavin, Captain C. H. Street.
Bulbs from fid. per dozen; Heaths and Moss, R.F.A., F. S. Pope, Esq., R. M'Cal- f;

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ING CO., LTD. lourmaids, 255.; Relic-ving Maid. Wards-
"IJEEN'S PRIVATE HOTEL, opposite
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iQIT. JOHN'S CH'OftCH, WILLIS ST. early. maid Cook-Generals. Generals, Chil-
Flowering Shrubs, from Cd. each. Hedgo lum, Esq., M.P., and others. "Dominion" Newspiper. One minute
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(Presbyterian.)'' FOR SALE. PILKINGTON AND O'NEILL, dren's Nurse, Nursery Governess, Cou-
Plants from 3s. 6d. per 100. Shelter E. Fitzgerald Eagar, M.A./Headmaster,r, WANTED, WATCH ENGINEER'; ,£4 ple. Waiting Engagement—Housekeeper, tram, rail, steamer. Every comfort,

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TTINGINEEK'S and Urassfinieher's 256 Lambton Quay, Wellington. Trees from 3s. Cd. per 100. convenience, ' Excellent .cuisine. Mod-
Jβ Particulars concerning board, etc., onn 16s. per week. Apply
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TO-MORROW: LATHES, SHAPING MACHINES, Careful packing and dispatch our speci-
application to Begi'itry, 270 Quay (new management). erato tariff. 11. Innw. 'Phone 2310.
DRILLS, etc., second-hand, in good order. ality. P.O. BOX S,

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Morning, 11. livening, 7. FOR SALE. RUTLAND PRIVATE HOTEL.
M'MILLAN, LTD., DAWMTLL PLANT, comprising 20-h.p. Write for free Price List. REV. JOHN A. CRUMP, F.Z.S., Feilding. AVENUE (Plimmer'a
REV. DR. GIBB.
Evoning; "Tho Soul of Prance." Oil and Machinery Merchants, >■-> horizontal engine, 25-h.p. boiler,
(win breaking-down plant, breast bench,
B. H. JUST, School Correspondent,
ROTARY BRAKE HAND. DOMINION Steps). This new, commodious,
Herbert Street, Wellington. log hauler and iropes, limber wagon, etc. Palmerston North. at tho School. first-class Private Hotol is now open to
INSTRUMENTALISTS. ■yACANCY for permanent Rotary receive Guests. Luxuriously furnished; 2
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ANDREW'S Will be sold in lots to suit purchasers. y Hand; familiar with plating and

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PRESBYTERIAN
ST. CHURCH, MACHINERY. ' Apply to ■.'.:'' "■.■■'.■. SEED POTATOES. brake work. Apply
bathrooms on each floor; excellent cui-
sine. Commanding view from roof gar-

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HENRY BROWN, for ono of the leading Pic-
den of Wellington and Harbour. Terms
28 Wellington
SABBATH SERVICES,. It "A.M. AND
Terrace.
WE specialise in all kinds of Machin-
ery,--Engines,-Boilers, etc. Inglewooih
I' HOLD LARGE STOCKS of all well- .SCOPE FOR ADVANCEMENT.
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ture Theatres in Christehurch, .
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"The Dominion." moderate. MRS. M'CORMICK, Pro-
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7 I'll. WIRE ROPES-Good Lines, new and known Varieties. EXPERIENCED ARTISTS- prietress. 'Phone G2B.
All Potatoes SPECIALLY GRADED

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• Preacher: REV. S. ROBERTSON ORR. second-hand, for Sale. piano, violin, J cello, iluto or cornet. __

PRIVATE BOARDING-
Evening' Subject: ".No Jinn's Land.'
Social Supper t'or Soldiers after tho
Inquiries Solicited. FOR SALE. AND SORTED.
Price Lists on application. ACCOUNTANCY is a highly import- '• Apply by letter, stating qualifications, / DRAPERY.- WHITEHALL HOUSE (opposite "Dominion
I would specially call attention to my scope fur high-class that oilers wonderful11
HENRY F. MUSS, LTD., ant profession
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to Office), Plimmer's Steps, Wellington, with

evening service. QOMEKSET Avenue, Newtown, a (i-
Baker's Buildings, Featherston St., ---£9 roomed, One-story Home, complete ability. splendid view City and Harbour, one
Stocks of NEW ERA POTATOES, guar- P.O. BOX 120, WANTED, EXPERIENCED SALES-
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'Phone 175C. llox 165, G.P.O. with every convenience. Price, t£9oo. anteed true to name. This Potato is a WOMAN, for Mantlo Department. minute train, Post Office, Wharves. Ex-
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The Accountant is one of the main fac- Wellington.

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yyESLEY CHURCH; TAItANAKI ST. MOTORS cellent cuisine. H. and c. water; all
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Terms, XSOO caah; Particulars from E. fu'st-cltujs blight resister, nearly frost tors in any business,
and usually holdsIs
AND CYCLES FOR SALE. J.- Barnett, 91 Willis Street. 'Phono 2039. conveniences. Terms: is. Gd. per day.
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proof, and nn extremely prolific yielder. an important and highly-paid position.

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HALPIN'S,
Call at Stand.at Show and inspect FEILDING BOROUGH COUNCIL. Weekly, from 225. Gd. MRS. V. L.
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TPOB SALE-1915 Buick, eeff-etarter and Cuba Streot. ALLAN. Manageress, 'Phone 1617.
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Morning, 11. The Rev. J: G. Chapman -"■ electric light,, thoroughly overhaul-' ACCOUNTANCY DEPARTMENT OF
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APPOINTMENT OF SANITARY IN- ORIENT PRIVATE HOTEL.
(Scouts Church l'arade). ;. cd, newly painted, 2 sparo >rims and. 6
Evening, 7. Rev. J. G. 1Chapman; An- good tyres. Apply P.O. Box 232, Wanga- v TO ALL USERS OF TWINE. Rangitikoi Street. BANKS COLLEGE, ' SPECTOR. AND TURNCOCK. : DRESSMAKERS.: ' ~-

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them: "Hear Me When I Call" (Hare). niii. PALMERSTON NORTH. spot in Wellington, facing Harbour.
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Box 2C3. Telophono 700. Woodward Street, Wellington, APPLICATIONS,'to close at i WANTED, for
PERIENCED
inland town, EX-
DRESSMAKER, to
good
Cross the road any time and have a dip.
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p.m.
WE
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MOTOR-CARS FOR SALE. have good quality Shop String in -

..A on THURSDAY, the Seven minutes from,City. Tram terminus.
SOCIETY. O-SEATER and 5-SEATER Instant, I take charge of room. Good prospects for
SAILORS' FRIEND Has been preparing candidates for Ac- aro invited for the above 25th Beautifully furnished. Excellent Cuisine.
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stock at tho following prices:— ,

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STUDE-
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Whitinoro Street. position, at a competent hand. Apnly in first instance,

Country Visitors specially catered for.
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V BAKER CARS, almost new, all 5-ply, 16s. 3d. por doz. lbs. countancy Examinations for over 1411 salary of ,£175 per annum. (Whilst the to
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CHARLES TIT.KOSBY, Manager. Tele-

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modern equipment; also DETROITER, years. Examination Results provo con- i- Inspector is on active service.)
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Sunday Services—ll and 7.

5-seater. All in perfect order. Owners 2-i)lj, 19s. 3d. per doz. lbs. T7IOK PRIVATE SALE. clusively the success that attends ourr THOS. FORSYTH, phono 351 a. Telegrams: "Kiosk," Wel-
I ALEX. J. GEARY, 'Is Aro House.
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Preacher: Mr. James Moore, Missioner. gone to front. Any trial given. Bargain. method of instruction. lington. ;
In order to avoid disappointment it is
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Subjects: (1) "Dangerous Rods." (2) Apply

advisablo to send in your order early. Town Clerk. "MANSIONS Street, PRIVATE HOTEL.
"Clay, Spittle, and.a Touch."

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J. A. BEATTIE, 20 Tons Lochiel Coarse Salt. Take up Accountancy as your profes- CHEESE ASSISTANT. Ghuzueo Wellington.
Soloists: The Mi?ses Clarke. Telephone No. 31. Garage, Upper Hutt.' Samples sent on request. sion. You cannot do better than
attendd
Song Service: 8.30. 500 Sacks Algerian' Seed Oats. Banks College, wtiich is known through- FEATHERSTON COUNTY COUNCIL. travelling public will lx> pleased
ANYONE desiring Pastor Russell's
LATEST MODEL OAKLAND CARS,
A. E. BUDD AND CO.,
Featherston Street, Wellington. 500 Sacks Algerian Feed Oats.
out New Zealand for the thoroughness'j
of its teaching. Complete Courses 'artx-
ROAD OVERSEER. '
Cheese
a First Assistant for 3-vat
WANTED,
Factory; used to sepa-
THE
to note that the above has again
over by Mr. and Mrs. Fix.
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■£-*- books, "Studies in just arrived. «Coiuplete with «lec- one been taken
the Scriptures," .
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complete set of 7 volumes, 17s. post nuid, trio self-starter, lighting, etc. Our price,: G.P.O. Box 732. "Phone 2553. available for the Amended Examinations A PPLICATIONS are invited up to 10 rator preferred; wages, 70s. Apply, be- Every comfort assured. Letters and Tele-
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400 Sacks'Garlo'n Oats.'

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of tne N.Z. Society of Accountant;. -C-V a.m. on FRIDAY, 2nd AUGUST, ■' fore August 10, to Secretary, CLAUDE- Tains receivo immediate attention.
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write Box 995, G.P.0., Wellington.".

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.£450. W.hy pay more to other firms? 'Phone 318.

Immediate deliveries. 200 Sacks Good Whole Fowl Wheat. 1918, for the above i»sition on.eastern BOYE DAIRY CO, OHAPE, via Temukn. P.O. Box IC.
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Call and talk this matter over.

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TOILET SPECIALISTS, end of county. Salary, £b as. per week, Proprietor I 'W. FIX.
THE WATT MOTOR CO., LTD.. 100 Sacks Maize. - with horse and trap. Particulars on
(SPECIAL .TREATMENT
|p ROLLESTON'S—For fnlliaj hair,
AT MRS. Fftlmcrston North. WIRE ROPES. H. AMOS, application to HAIRDRESSER. ZEALANDIA
PRIVATE HOTEL,
Clyde Quay.
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Telephone 20D8, Director. GEO. W. COBB,

dandruff, or premature greyness, courses
of treatment, including FOR SALE"! Electric light, every comfort and con j

hand, vibro, and For Quotation and Samples, apply County Clerk.
electrical massage, clipping- and e'nge- "Ifi/Oft SUNBEAM CAR. C.A.V. W.l CHAINS, l!in. diameter, Galvanised Martinborough. TENANTED, a Competent Hairdresser, venience for visitors. Superior table.
Tariff, Gs. (id. per day, 355. per week.-
"ig and .shampooing, one guinea For Electric Light and Starter, ' Rope, G x 19, in real good order. LAERY AND COMPANY, LTD., for lavgo country town. Apply ,T. Special arrangements for nermanents.-
THOROUGH. npHOROUGH has for
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improving tho colour and lustre of the Luggage Carrier, Spare Wheel; painted *
TRAVELLER WANTED.
11 CHAINS, ljin. diameter, Black Rope, Auctioneers, Grain and Cenytal THOROUGH. 1 over 30 years been Myers and Co., Ltd., Hunter Street. G. W. JENNER,
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hair, Henna Shampooing, 7s. (kl. For grey; in good order; has done only 7000 SQUIRED for good business in a
THOROUGH, the motto of Uilby's Col-1- i T?
improving (he growth and preventing miles. Price and further particulars G x 9 on wire core- good condition. Proprietor.
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THOROUGH, lege. It is still tho foro- J

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lending Provincial Toivn, exneri-
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the hair falling, shampooing with fric- from 20 CHAINS, Jin. diameter, 6 x 21 Gal-
Merchants,
s THOROUGH. word TO-DAY. enced MAN as TRAVELLER for Grain SAWMILL HANDS.
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tion. 4?. 6d. For thoroughly cleansing THOMAS WAGG CO., vanised Flexible Stool Wire Ropo; first- SECOND-HAND CLOTHING WANTED.
THOROUGH. Further proof of Gilby and Produce.. Must be young and ac-
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the hair and scalp, shampooing, ?s. Gd. Wellington.

Motor Importers, Mastorton. class order. Apply THOROUGH, thoroughness lies in thog tivo. District to be covered—Main
Henna staining and hair staining, frcm
10s. Gd. For improving tho complexion, ' FOR SALE! THOROUGH, returns just announcedj Trunk, Turanaki, and Manawatu. A WANTED,
Busk Truckie; must bo
capable on down grades; good \if
y.-VVIS, 109 Taranaki Street, pur-
Ladies', Gents.', Children's
THOROUGH, of the N.Z. Public Ser- fair knowledge of Wholesale Seed and wages and accommodation; permanent Lcft-offchaser
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COLLETTS, LTD.,
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removing and preventing wrinkles, eradi- QA H.P. 5-7-seater English Touring

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Clothing. 'Phone 2616a.
cating blackheads, courses cf face treat- ■M Cm nt ,£200; in perfect order BUSINESS NOTICES. THOROUGH. vice Examinations heldj Grain trade requisite. Salary, JC2SO per work. Apply
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Dannovirke. annum, with travelling expenses. T~EFT-OFF Clothing, Boots, etc., Pur-
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THOROUGH, in May last. MANAGER,

ment, one guinea. For. the permanent and condition; sparo wheel, 5 tyres, 9 Apply, stating age, experience, and en- JU chased by L. Dabschcek, 126 Tara-
worry—get a North British Hot THOROUGH.
Temoval of superfluous hair by electro- tubes, tools, curtains, ns good as new; DON'T Of six Senior Studentss To Ohu Sawmills, naki given. Let-
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Waier Bollio and sleep the sleep of THOROUGH, presented four passed, closing copies credentials, to Norsewood, Dannevirko. ters Street. Highest prices
lysis, 10s. per half hour. Special pre- any trial; engine just overhauled. Cor- promptly attended to. 'Phone 2666a.
for"'sale/
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opeil
the just. Its well vulcanised scums THOROUGH. Of eight Junior Stud-I. "REPRESENTATIVE,"
parations far hair and face, home treat- respondence invited. A snip.
ments. Combings made up. 2s. Gd. oz. C. C. MOORE, 2309 acres-good sheep run. satisfaction. Chemists everywhere. THOROUGH. ents presented sevenn Care Charles Hnines Advertising Agency, IVj'OTICIO.-Lett-oit Clothing. 'Phona
Property is situated about 6 The Dalgety Building, Wellington.
Switches, Transformations, Toupees, and P. 0., Featherston. THIS miles from a prosperous town, and -T Water Bog is essential. Secure ono
Hot THOROUGH, passed.
THOROUGH. One of the JuniorStud- 1.
WANTED, IMMEDIATELY, •*■' 2(io7a. B. Morris, .Sccond-kand
Dealer, buys Suits, liootg. Underwear,.
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every design in hairwork at English

consists of 2309 acres, of which about 1620 BENCHMAN fkeep own Costumes, etc.; all kinds old Jewellery
prices.—MßS. ROLLESTON, 25G Lamb- HIGH-CLASS CARS FOR SALE while the supply is good; at all good THOROUGH. ents was a Stonotypo10 APPLICATIONS,, to be made on
BREAST
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A USTIN, 18-26 h.p., β-eeater; S.C.A.T., is Freehold, and the balance lease. The THOROUGH, operator, who, after onlyy J3. p.s.C. Form 17a, obtainable at saws); also TAILER-OUT. Apply bought. 65 Courtenny Place, Wellington.
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ton Quay, Wellington.

property, excepting about 150 acres,
chemists.
■£*■ 16-20 h.p., 6-seatcr; Crossley, 16 iswhole in grass, and consists of warm, low- ;HE Early Closing Movement won't
THOROUGH. 3J months' instruction inn principal Post Offices, will bo received
THOROUGH. Stenotypy, has passed herr up to Noon, on AUGUST 1, 1918, for TAMAKI SAWMILLS CO., LTD., T EFT-OFF Clothing, Boots, etc., Pur-
h.p., 5-seater; \'auxhall, 18-20 h.p Cab- worry you if you get your bottles
JLj chnse<l by Mrs. 3d. Benjamin, 132
riolet; Star, 15 h.p., 6-seater; Perry, lying hills and
flats, a large portion of >
THOROUGH, exam. the following positions-.— Rnurimu.
which is ploughable. There are two from the chemist—a "Unique" stopper THOROUGH. Senior test was 5 min-': HEAD GARDENER, Hanraer Springs. Taranaki Street. Good prices offered.
11.9 h.p., 4-seater, latest model; Silent promptly attended to. 'Phone
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NOVEL HAIR TREATMENT, Hot Water Bottle, tlie best of cold wca- Letters
Knight Minerva, Sseater. For further houses and other buildings, all of which THOROUGH. utes' dictation at 1100 Remuneration, «£lB5->£2oo, less deduc- A2618.
present state tlier comforts.
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are in good order. In its THOROUGH, words a minute. Thirty for rent of cot-
particulars, apply to G. W. LAWRENCE,.
tho property Trill carry 3000 sheep and J tion Mi per annum WANTED. Up 'Phono 1628. N. Symons,
lADIES visiting Wellington are invited Representinc Magnus, lieuderson, and cattle, but this can largely
XrOXSII duty toward the Empire is to
1 use British goods. WOOD MILNI3
THOROUGH, minutes allowed for trans-
NURSERYMAN. THIRST-CLASS
MOTOR MECHANIC at
■"• once; good wages. Apply, with re- Boots, Buyer
EING
in Second-hand Clothing,
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■i to call at Mrs. Cameron's "Boudoir Co., Ltd. 'Phono 302. 300 head of THOROUGH. cribing and typing.
THOROUGH. JiLnior test 80 words aa SUPERINTENDIKG
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be increased by a slight amount of work.
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RUBBER HEELS i-.re British, long- rar- etc. Highest prices given; country
■ Camillo" and. inspect (he latest novelties Remuneration, per annum; ferences, fo
rely on good prices. 63
Price, «£ls 10a. per acre for the freehold
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ing, and reasonably priced. THOROUGH, minute for 5 minutes, j

maximum, free residence, etc. customers can
in Switches, Curls, and Transformations. portion, and the leasehold 'worth at least Courtenay Place,
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ON SALE. THOROUGH, thirty minutes allowed RUTLEDGE'S GARAGE;

Hair Dressing and Hair Treatment is MOTOR LORRY BODY, lfi.Seater about .£IOOO goodwill) is given in.
Char-a-banc; 9-Seiiter atid other For particulars as to terms,,etc., apply
YOU won't need a sleeping draught if
you invest in it North British. Hot
THOROUGH, for transcribing and typ- 1 TEMPORARY ASSISTANT (Male or
THOROUGH. ing. Female) for Laboratory. Romunera- IS7 Avenue, Wanganui. left"6ff"clothing.
carried out. on the most approved lines Bodies; also Form-a-'lruck Water Bottle, the best sleep inducer on tion JJIBO per annum. PIGGOTT, 121 Vivian Street,
in Wellington's most modern Beauty hicles.
Parlours'.
Motor Ve- to VICTOR B. SMITH, Feilding.
cold nights. But look for the "Unique"
THOROUGH. We take an individual-11
THOROUGH, interest in each student['t Further particulars on application,
Or 'Phone 1395, Wanganui.
Purchase
MRS.
BRITISH DEALER, wishes to-
for Cash Ladies', Gentlemen's,
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.FOE SALE. Stopper.

NEIL DONEGHUE AND CO., LTD., THOROUGH, and feel a personal pridelo P. VERSCHAFFELT, Secretary,
and Children's Left-off Clothing, Boots,
Your Chemist's Advice about the THOROUGH, in all successes. All tui-i- Public Service Commissioner, JOINERS.
"BOUDOIR CAMILLE," Hutt Road, Petone. QA ACRES, Freehold, handy to Levin,
O\J all Qat. and in grass; carry. 25
(IETLoyland
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Hot Water Bur ;he knows THOROUGH. lion is thorough and mayy .
etc. Mr. or Mrs. Piggott will wait upon
two First-class JOINEKS; any Lady or Gentleman at their Resi-
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how good it is. In different sizes, but

WANTED,
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THOROUGH, commenco at any time.

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Cooper's Buildings, cows and other stock. Good house, with dence on receipt of letter; or 'Phono
all have the Patent Stopper. s " EDUCATION BOARD. work. Apply
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TOURING CARS FOR SALE. hot and cold water and all conveniences; THOROUGH. Call or write for pros- TARANAKI permanent
2G51n 1
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WELLINGTON. β-cylinder, 1916 model, 5- cowshed with concrete floor, etc. Price THOROUGH. pectus of general comnier- ,
BUICK, seater; Apperson, 6-cylinder, 1916 X35 per acre; very easy torni6.
"STAKE i ure that your bootmakpr af-
-I*l fixes the genuine WOOD MILNE THOROUGH, cial and secondary sub- *"
WAR" APPOINTMENT. Odliu Timber
MANAGER,
Hnrdwaro Co.. Ltd.,
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it over occurred to you that you

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'Phone 1535. model, 7-seater; Cadalliac, 19U model, 00 ACRES, Freehold, situated 3 miloa THOROUGH. jects and fees.
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have Clothing, Boots, or Jewellery

7-seater; Jeffrey, 1915 model, 5-scater; from Levin; all in grass; 50 acres been RUBBER HEELS; good articles are al- Wellington.
lving übmit that you can (urn into
ways imitated.
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Do<lge, 1917 model, 5-seator; Mitchell, 1917 ploughed and laid down; carrying 27 GILBY'S COLLEGE, LTD., cash? Wo buy and give HIGHEST
NEW PLYMOUTH TECHNICAL COL-
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ECZEMA"
model, β-cylindor, 5-seater. All fitted cows and young stock; small house and
with electric lights and starter. Further outbuildings; good orchard. Well water- WINTER- ills and winterchills fade
beforo the magic wanuth of a North
Winder's Buildings,
Lower Cuba. Street.
LEGE.
INSIRUCTOR IN ENGINEERING. xl
PRICES. Drop us a postcard, or ring
A PPLICATIONS are invited for quali- Tel. -1107, and wo shall call and give,
fio d WORKING MANAGER for To you our price for whatever you have to
LOTION AND OINTMENT.— particujars from G. W. Lawrencr, ic- ed and divided into 5 paddocks. Prico British Hot Water Bottlo. Look for the
RADIO Telephone 2502. Horo Co-operntive Dairy Co.. Ltd.; sell. M. NAUSBAUM, The Allies' Sec-
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.£57 per acre; terras arranged. "Unique" Stopper.

A Guaranteed Cure for all kinds presenting Magnus, Sanderson, and Co., meantime, 5 vats. Output 300 tons, pas- ond-hand Dealer, 127 Manners Street,-
of Eczema and Skin Diseases. Hundreds
Ltd. 'Phone 302. Kote.—The places advertised in this TJiABY won't cry with pain or cold if z \ PPLICANTS will be received i.t the teurises being installed.
space last week are sold. Applicants Wellington.
.O you put. him down with a North
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of sufferers uired weekly and cured per- ■£*■ Board'-i Office, New Plymouth, up please forward copy Grade Notes and
manently. Tho distressing irritation is NOTICE TO MOTOR-CAR. OWNERS. E. ROCHFORT, British Hot Water Bottle. But look for till WEDNESDAY, the 7th AUGUST., Testimonials, and state salary required. ANTED.-People with friends in tho
relieved on FIRST APPLICATION. Lovin. the "Unique" stopper. It ensures you ImGYPTIAN CIGARETTES. for the Position of Engineering Instructor To take position beginning August. Ap-
Lotion and Ointment, ss. Gd., postage Is. against leaks. All chemists. line, aro you wondering what to
in the Now Plymouth Technical College. plications close 22nd iust.
extra. MADAME AMIE, 211 Smeeton's
Building, Queen Street, AUCKLAND.
THE LAMBTON RUBBER SUPPLY
CO. has installed mi up-to-date Vul-
canizer, capable of doing tho finest re-
V. L. FAIRBROTHKR,
LAND AGENT, EKETAtTUNA.
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THE unique feature of the ''Unique"
brand Hot Water Bottle is that it MASPERO FRERES" Applicants must lie able to dike charge
of Workshop and should state if fom- TE HORO CO-OP. DAIRY CO., LTD.
post
New
to the front? Wo are specialists.
season Dates in packets. Walnuts,
is easily filled without "spitting," and "SPECIALS." petent to teach any or all of the fnllow-
Brazil Nuts, S. Shell Almonds, Barce-
pairs at shortest notice. ACRES fur A. SI'DOUGALL,
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"ACCUSED OF USING HAIR DYE." 1KO»r rind Sheep Land,

LOOI
Exchange-Dairy
9 miles from never cracks, leaks, or breaks at the ing-.—Machine Construction aud Draw- lonias, Peanuts in Shell and Shelled,
Secretary. Plain Chocolate, lib. Sealed Tins 3s. Wo
ONLY EXPERTS EMPLOYED. joints. All chemists.' Fresh and ricl\ in flavour, just received,' ing, Heal Bmines, Apnlied Meciianics,
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A well-known warehouse manager in Eketahuna by good road; 1150 in grass, direct from Cairo. Mathematics, Motor-car Engineering, Sal.
pack parcels for front free- of charge.
Wellington, whose hair was becoming balance bush, 400 acres hilly, 750 acres TT'S a Cold Winter! But a Leylnnd 90 AVillis Street, below
somewhat scanty decided to try an ex- LIGHT ROADSTER' CARS FOR SALE. undulating nno 35(1 acres flnt. 15 acres 7s. Gd. FOR TIN OF 50. ary .£250. PATHEPHONES and RECORDS pro- Mrs. Lempriere,Butcher.
Hot Water Bag will keep you Preston, Pork
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vide the- Best Results in Sound
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P. S. WBITCOMBE, Re-
SCRIPPS-BOOTH,
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tensively-used hair tonic, and, to his sur- latest model, 8- been ploughed; subdivided into 15 pad- warm. Obtainable at all leading
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production and Quality of Tone. Largo LINES-Kcrbs ss. 6d., Fenders

seater; Dodge, 1917 model, 3-scatur; docks; carrying capacity, lj fcheep to
CHEAP
.

prise, it not only renewed a good vig- Secretary.

chomißte._ rango of Artists. BETTER VALUE than 55. , 6d.. Fire Brasses 7s. 6i1., Oil
orous growth,, but tho hair, which was Briscoe, 19)6 model, 3-scaler; Briscoe, the acre, Now carrying 75 dairy cows G. AND C. ALDOUS, Education Office,
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well sprinkled with grey, regained all 1915 model, 3-seater; Metallurgical) (which aro being milked on the property), T BATHER Heels, in these days of any other in the market. Demonstra- Mops 2s. 6d., 3s v od., Saucepans 3s. Gd.,-
JLJ leather shortage, contain "filling," Tobacconists, New Plymouth, 17th July, 1918. tions daily at Depot, 56 Lower Cuba St. Kettles 2e. Gd., Baking-tins Iβ. Gd., 5-pit'co
its original brown, and many personal (French), 3-seater.'- All guaranteed in 00 25-year cattle, 35 18-month cattle, 30
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friends really thought ho had dyed it. perfect order. G. W. LAWRENCE, Re- weancra. 550 ewes, nnd 400 lambs. Two and wear quickly. Studv economy, and *

OSCAR HEWETT AND CO. Cruets ss. Gd., Teaspoons Ss. Gd. doz., Des-
20G LAMBTON QUAY.
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WEAR 'VOOD MILNE RULSBER in 6d. doz..

jL Tho "Sweeper-Vac"—a three-in-onoI
Needless to say, he is dolighted with re- presenting Magnus, Sanderson, and Co., G-roomed housed, with cowshede, stables, ■yOU should have it. your homo Catalogues on application. sert -Is. Saucers Is. Gd. doz.,
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HEELS, p ire rubber. British, and best.

sults. The preparation referred to was Ltd. 'Phone 302. aleo woolshed; school, factory, and P.O. Whito China Swecte 3s. doz., Nobblers 3s.
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Vacuum Sweeper. It makes modern 6d. doz., Medium Beers ss. Gd. doz., Cups
Dr. WILSON'S REGENERATOR, tho
British specific. Procurable in Welling- riHAS. a. Fletcher;
1 mile; mail throo times per week.
' Water laid on to houses and cowsheds; HOT- WATER Bugs, Enemas, Douches,
Atomisers, Litest designs, in great WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
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homes more sanitary. A child can use

J. W. M. HARRISON,
Medical Masseur, Electrician, and and Saucers 7s. Gd. doz. Eadford and
ton from J. R. M'Kenzie. Cuba and Wil- Chemist, Pharmacist, and Pre- 500 acres freehold, 1037 acres lease with variety at Castlo'e Newtown Pharmacy, it. Best all-round sweeper on tho mar- Physical Culturist. Co.'s, Manners Street. ,' ,,
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lis Streets, the "Economic," and all scription Specialist. purchasing clause at XI ss. per acre in 13D Riddiford Street. Manning Machinery Co., 168 Caahel QPECIAL COURSES of
Known, choice Cooking Ap- ket.
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chemists. Price 3s. Gd. Wholesalo only Sole Address'. 292 Lambton Quay. WANTED Street, Christchureh. U Rheumatism, Constipation, Paraly-
Treatment for GOOD light on a dark night. Equip
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from Sharland's, or Komptborna Pros- Mail Orders promptly dispatched. 4 yoars. Price ,ClO per acre. Equity,
,£SOOO. As owner's three sons havo left WATERMAN Pen E.xperl.-A,fter
handling for tsomt- years several
ples, 7s. and 7s. Cd.; Dessert Ap- '
ples, 7s. to 9s. «d.; Stunners, 10s. Gd.;; DOCTOR.
THE PENwner() sis, Functional and Nervous Disorders, ing
your Ford Car with electric light-
outfit at moderate cost. Special Ford
ser's.
BARBER AND CO., Dyers and
mHE 'Teylund'THot WatcFßa7"iasts with tho Expeditionary Forces he wishes
for years; every householder should to Exchange for a smaller property of,
makes of Fountain Pens, wo are con-
vinced that the WateTmau Ideal is the
all M)lb. cases. Prime Oamaru Potatoes8 TJ^
and all Produce Lowost Prices. Country, y, -W get it repaired.
ur e?r J'oll can always Chest Troubles, and Stiff Joints. outfits aro cheap, but they never fail
s

W -»- I recommend tho 131 FBATHERSTON ST. 'Phono 3214. to give satisfaction. All particulars
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Dry-cleaners, 125 Cuba Street, secure one. Obtainable at all leading say, 200 acres rich land, with about same best. We stock no other. Nibs fitted. orders solicited. H.iwke's Bay Fruit Co.,~ "ONOTO," tho beat self-filler. (Nearest Tram Stop, Kirkcaldie and from Manning Machinery Coy,, 188
City. 'Phono 22G. chemists, Eouity. S. A. PULL, 16i Lambton Quay. 119 Cuba Street. 'Phono 3867, GEO. JEFFERY. 218 Lainbton Ouav, Stakes),
a

C'iishcl Street, Christchnrcu.

 2 TJbUii UU.IMHJNJUJN, J3ATUJKJJAX, 'JULY »0, 1918;
...„.., .SHIPPING NOTICES. SHIPPING NOTICES. SHIPPING NOTICES. TENDERS. PUBLIC NOTICES.
ENTERTAINMENTS
; JgHAW, CjAVILL AND 'ALBION
IJNION -STEAK SKIP COMPACT JJUDDART -

PARKER mnTED.
TENDERS.
THE TURF
The Best—Most Economical

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CO.. LIMITED. INTERCOLONIAL AND COASTAL
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FOB THE REMOVAL OP HOCK IN N.Z. SOCIETY OF ACCOUNTANTS.

OF SERVICES. "LOOK WHO'S HERE." Watch is a

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THE RIVER TAMAK, SOUTH CANTERBURY ACCEPTANCES.
NEW ZEALAND. LIMITED. To celebrate the fiftieth performance of
; SHE -DIRECT -LINE OP STEAMER? SYDNEY AND HOIiART. Look Who's JJere" iu Wellington thie sea-
milß MARINE BOARD 0? LAUN-
S.S. Riverina, Thursiluy, August 1, 5 p.m. IBEi:!S arc "°tififil that on account son
.-,. -•',:■■ -TO ENGLAND. Subject to alteration without notice,
No cargo.
■*• UErf'iUN, TASMANIA, is prepared | ]\'f '^

of his recent appointment to tho are

Jack Waller and Wm merry playera
pieoentinj; a special programme this
By Teksraph.—Press Association.'

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■ Timai-u, July 19.

VengusFK
lo receive TENDERS for the
MELBOURNE, Via SOUTHERN PORTS. Kemoval
of jioi'tioiis of the I'orpoise, Harrow, and d
evening, iHjiniiritiing nil the most success-
Magistracy, Mr. John S. Barton has fill numbers presented by thie clever com- Following are the acceptances for tho
SouLli Canterbury UuntOuibd MeetiUß:—
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JTHE LARGEST PASSENGER STEAM- Bombay Rocks, in tho Estuary of thee
S.S. Westralia, Friday, August 2, 5 p.m. withdrawn his nomination Lo the Council Ilio pany (luring their record season here. IiADLOW" IIUUDLbH, .of VS sovb. One
EES IN THE NEW ZEALAND R.yor 'J'liuiar, Tasmania. trench eccnu. which has proved such mile and a half.—Don Francisco, list.6lb.;
TRADE. All Steamere fitted with wireless tele-
Spedhciilious, Forms of Tender, and of tho Society. Nominations floee on a success this week, will bo retained, and .Silver bhield, Hist. 81b.; , Turehauu, 9st.
LYTTELTON. graphy. °
SATURDAY, 20th July, 1918. many new ditties, ineludiiie "I Wish I
Conditions of Contract may be bad from
Tickets availablo for atop-over or re- Was In Blighty," introduced. Jack Wal-
131b.; Golden Prince, 9fil. 131b.; Giralda, 9st.
(Through ftnii Tickets and Labole Issued) the undei'jigned upon application on ana lers interpretation of tho character ot
131b.; St. Oletus, 9at. 21b. j l'rouez Garde,
turn by Union Company boats, or vico
THE' Superb 12,000 ton, twin-screw
Passenger Steamers of tho Snaw. Mararoa Saturday .Tuly 20 3 p.m. versa.
after the Ist day of JULY", such applica-
tion to be accompanied liy a cush deposit
I ERNEST W. HUNT, Old Bill, ' (the Walrus) is a most excel-
lent piecu of work, and tho seltiiic of tho
Sat.; Seville, %L
PAKIiOKA ttTKEPLECUASE, of 100 sova.
Gold /%dd WatcK.;
..
Savill Lino uinke
Port'in tho Unite;! Kingdom.
Sailiugs ta
frequent u Maori Monday July 22 7.45 p.m. Head Office for New Zealaud: Queen's
Chambers, Wellington. of iCS ;(>,, which amount will bo returned d mhJuly, :ms. ■
SKntMJ- number gives n realistic- idea of what tho Two miles.—llorccambe, 13et. 71b.; iluetcr
Kauiiliou, 12st. 91b.; Kaupoliouui, 12st. 71b.;
.

.'.. Mnraroii Tuesday July 23 7.15 p.m. upon receipt of a bpmt-iide lender. lighter eido of trench warfare really is.
Goldon llutterny. list, jib.; Transfer, lOet.
:'
:
Unsurpassed Accommodation for First,
Becpnd a.nd Third-oloas Paseongera.
Maori Wednesday July.2-t 7/15 p.m. Agents for Hebburn Colliery.
Drawings may be inspected by intend-
Mnrnron Thursday July 25 7.45 p.m. FOiriA'TTELTONliNjrcTrlTlor ing Conliaclors at Hie Office of"the
NlNli JiOAK'li ENGINEER, and copfes
M-V-
u '. \
"'ho "1812" overture makes a wclcouio re-
appearance in to-niglii's programme. Tins
is probably the best inueical novelty of
131b.; Martial, lOst. 91b.; Luini, Wat. 91b.;
Urowu Joe, Met. 91b.; Land Ashore, Met.
91b.; Dardanelles, lOst. 71b.; Across, ldst.
Qenl'ior
Lady's
\i>l-5'% Keylws
or
■ All vessels are fitted ititb Wireless Cargo received until 3 p.m. Monday to ISLANDS. the mauy that "Look Who's Here" lias in-
S.S. niMJTANGI-TO-DAY -(Saturday) of same may be obtained upon paymentt PROTESTANT POLITICAL' A?SO- troduced, and it will bo cordially welcomed 71b.
:

'■:'■ Telejgrftpjiy and Patant Firo Eitinguwu-1 Friday; 10.30 a.m. Saturday.
of one guinea for the set. by all. The potted plays and dramas will HUNT OUl> fiTKKPLECHASE, or 80 sovs.
1 ere.- . .-,' 20th inst. ' CIATtON. Threo miles.-Kiiupokonui, 12st. 21b.; Trans-
.::
All Ferry Steamers sail from Ferrj ■OECEIVING Cargo till noon for Lyt- T.ENDKH:S, endorsed "ROCK RE- r.lso bo revived, as will "Caller llorrin'," a fer, lOst. 71b.; Lulgl, Wst. 31b.; Brown
Passages from London may bo arrang- Wharf. •fl-ej teltoii, Waitangi, Ka.irigaroa, and MOVAL," and addressed to Iho Master pioturesriuii Scotch musical number, and Joe, 9st. 131b.; Craigdugald. 9sl. 91b.; Wai-
. fi here. •Owcnga. . . . Warden, Murine Board, Launceston, Tas-
mania, must reach this office not Interf
I J'UTILIC NOTICK. ihc Hawaiian ucena will also he uresent-
cd. Frederick Dennett will play the first, iiono, 9at. 51b.; Full Hand, Sat. 91b.; Dar-

.
For full particulars apply to tho For freight and passage anplv ,
Movement of this Grieg concerto, <vnd danelles, 9st. 91b.
Agents, THB CHATHAM ISLANDS FISHING than NOON' ou Hie 7th dav of NOVEM- Gregory Ivauolf will nlay the Mendelssohn LBVISLS HANDICAP, of 70 both. Six
NEW PLYM'OTJTn TO O>7ISHUNaA. Tel- CO., LTD., BER, 1018. '• -ipmOAr. MONDAY, ,IULV 1!)]S) concerto. Many other novelties will he
furloucs.-Flccthaui, list. 31b.; Hobs. lOst.
51b.; LqlV, 9st. 91b.; Barley Kiss, 9«t. 91b.;
JJBVIN AND CO., LTD. -mi. 2 Balhmco Streot. GEO. S. MEREDITH, ■*■ tlio Socretnrinl and HondquartefK introduced, some quite, new and sonic old Jingo, 9st. 71b.; Jack Syinons, 9st, 41b.;
DALGETY AND CO., LTD. Rnrnwn lonrps New Plymouth on arrival Secretary. Offices of the Wcllinifton Divisional favourites of Wellington amusement-lovers. Warform, 9st. 21b.; Hlackheatli, 9sl. 21b.;
' MURRAY, ROBERTS AND CO.. LTD. of Moil Train from Wellington. See WELLINGTON STEAMSHIP CO. Marino Board Offices, Cohtre of the P.P.A. wi'll bo
located on Tho programme promises to be unique, Lady Buperior, 9hL; Beleian Kldk, 9st.;
Special Advertisement. the First Floor in the Bunk or New containing iia it dot's the eems of the
Lnunccston, Tas., 20th .Tune, 101S. very extensive repertoire of "Look Who's Moorabbe, 9st.; All White, 9st.; The Hap-
South Wales Building, Lambton Quny. Here." Tlip farewell night will bo given per, 93t.; Vociferate, Sst.
NEW PLYMOUTH-BADEN SOUTH CANTERBUIty STEEPLKCIIj.KK,

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.'. THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING x .POWELL, MONDAY, JULY 22, TENDERS FOR TliOOPSlfli? CANTEEN? JAMES M'NAUGHT,
on Wednesday next.
of 300 sovs. Two miles and a half.—
5 ilorcNimbc, 12et. 51b.; Bore, list. 911).; Mas-
..COMPANY LINE. LYTTELTON, DUNEDIN. p.m. STOKES. Sfcretary. AIALINI, TUB MAGICIAN. ter Hamilton, list. 31b.; Vneeular.' 10.4.
Monowni Saturday W. 11. BREWER,
MODERN TWIN-SCREW PASSENGER July 27 ">
p.m. SEALED TENDERS will 1 receivedi To-night , at the; Concert Chamber, l[a- 131b.; Sylva, 9st. 121b.; Eollinßtide, 9et. • IT.WILL LAST A LIFETIME.

,
13 King's Chambers. lini, the magician, will make liw reap- 61b.; Land Ashore, 9st, 71b.
)(!
>-'
up to 12 o'clock iioon on the 21thh Supplied
.STEAMERS. .

.Inly, IiUS, for supply end delivery att

—
_
jiearancc belore a Wellington audience KUNTKIiS' I'LATE. of 50 bovb. One bit all Shippers X- Ittitailere.
POSTPONED. prior to his departure for the United mile and a half.-Jack Symons, 12st. 5!1>.;
FITTED WITH EVERY COMFORT. Wellington or Port Chalmers of Canteen ritatcs. This much-travelled artist is ac- St. Oletus, llKt. 111b.; Prenez Garde, list.
SYDNEY AND HOBART. If a less expensive Watch is
|TT is intended "jntil furtbet notice lo Manuka Thursday
■ July 25 5 p.m.
TOURIST RESORTS. Stores for Troopship. Tender forms may
at Hcmlr|uarler.\ N.Z. Mili- -
1)0 oblaiueil r TSSTANTRD Known—That owing to nn-
'»
foreseen ciriiiunstiinces tlu" Sacreil
kuovyledged to be at tho top of thu true 111b.; Hytena, list. 91b.; Seville, list. £lb.;
in his section of publio entertaining. Some Clay Light, list. 31b.; Tbe Flat, list.
CIjARBJIOST WELTEJJ HANDICAP, of
required buy a
JL dispatch a Passenger Steamer from Inry Forces, and District of tho feats credited to Malini seem to
HOTEL Headquarter*, Wellington,
Auckland. Christclmrch,;,t
Concert to havn Iwen held in tin; Grand
time to time to a port in the United
Kingdom. £.E VI AT HAN
and Duncdin. Tenders be address-
Opera House on Sunday, August I, lias
been Postponed indefinitely. C'ompliinoii-
He impossible. With playing cards he has DO eovs. One mile.—John Barleycorn, list.
no diiriculty in bewildering his onlookers, 111b.; Majeatikoff, lOst. 111b.; Ardmore, SOTHEBHAMS SELECTED
ed lo Hip Quartermaster-General, JN'.Z.'.i-
must and the closer rhe scrutiny the more Ma- lOst. 81b.; Fleetham. lOst. 81b.; Hiero, Wst.
.
Eeturu Tickets available by P. and 0.
Jjino.
PICTOX, NELSON./
Pate.ena Monday .Tuly 22 12.4-5 p.m.
(Nearly Opposite Railway Stntion),
t.iry ticket-holders are oskod to
call mi Imi appreciates it. Maliiii wovhs without 311).; Handy, 9st. 111b.; Golden Prince, 9st. SWISS WATCB.
~.'■.■ DUNEDIN. Stilitar.T Forces, Weltiiiffton, and en- - T. O'Brien, 155 Cuba Streof. •any assistants, and an almost entire ab- 81b.; Kaminohe. 9st. 81b.; Luff, 9sl. 51b.:
Also from' time to timo nu oppnrtimil.y Pafoena Wednesday July 21 12.15 p.m. dorsed "Tender for Troopship Canteen sence qf paraphernalia. Ke has a wonder- licllnhire, 9st, 31b.; Jiupo, 9st. 21b.; John Examined by Itotherhami' MxperU.
pffers FIRST-CLASS INSULATED CAK- Pateena. Friday July 26 12.45 p.m. Stores.' , •
"V'i 1
' °, . uanJs, and with these alone
£

he baffles lus audience.

P.eilly. 9st. 111b.; Jtelford, 9st.; AVarform,

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GO STEAMERS. PATENTS, 9st.; Tasconia, 9st.

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It. C. NUJSFORD.
.

A Java, .paper writes of one of Malini's WABHDYKE TItOT. of 75 bovs. Ouo

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For particulars (is to freight, passages, THE FAVOURITE HOUSE Assistant Quartermaster-Genera]. performances : -"Tlie great Jaueeil was milo and a lialf.—Koyal Georße, 2bcc;
etc., FROM NAPIER TO GISBORNB. !Hli July, HUB. PUBLIC NOTICE.. present at the performance, and Stanley's Discovery, 3sec.; Peter M'Jlillnn,
decided
Apply to
Arahura lews Napier on. Mondays and
Wltii the Travelling Public
FOR LEASE BY TENDER.
THE Proprietor Yate,-\ of Now
(H...T.
Zealand Letters Patent iVo 3511R,
not to play after Malini-which is cer- 3ecc.; Ye'ra Wood, 3sec; Youiiß SJnr
tainly the createst compliment one per- Pointer. (J6cc; Kinp of Lydia, 6sec.; Digh
THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING "Wednesdays on arrival, of Mail Train entitled "IMPROVEMENTS IN GAS iormer can pay another. A great fea-
,,
Admiral, 6sec; Prince Burlington, 6sec;
COMPANY, LTD. from Wellington. *Proce!ds tnrough FIRE," is detiirotis.of disposing of tho ture, of llalml's Bnlortainmont
is the ab- Guynemer, 6sec; Eyre Heiress, Beec;
FARM, of 362 acros 13 perches,'! Patent or entering into working nnrange- fleiicc of cumbersome appliances, his Kole
to Tokoniaru Bay and Auckland on
Wednesdays.
Electric Light in Every Bedroom..- SHEEP
situated at Pukevua, 21 miles from
Hot Baths can be had at til hours .Wellington, on Mamuvatu Railway Line. - ments under licousn cr otlierwise with Drops being his wonderfully dexterous
liauds. As a card manipulator he a mas-
Bright Child, Bsec; King Cole, jun., 3tec.

firms likely to bo interested in tho game.

i
JTWE
i-i HE
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"ALL-RED" ROUTE. Free of Charge to Visitors and Boarders. Divided into oijfht (8) paddocks. Five- - A copy of the specification and full pur- J" '/anil,
and lie entertains his audience
lot two hours, using mostly on iy rar<j
TARARU JACK SCRATCHED.
• "ALL-RED" BODTii, (Rec. July 19, 10.15 p.m.)
CANADA, AMERICA LONDON, Via MODERATE CHARGES. roomed House, mid small woolshed erect- - ticu/lars can bo obtained from, and oilers and .sustaining v hl. gra ,W a
'VtSrSt
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VANCOUVER. fid on property. Approximately half the6 (for transmission to the owner).made Melbourne, .Tuly 19.
IUSTRALIA-NEW ZEALAND-CANADA Jlio Sydney -Dai y Telegraph" says -"As Tararu Jack has been scratched for the
Countrr Visitors are reminded that if land isrolling plmi|;)inblo, the balance consist- -to,
a showman, Malini, the Napoleon and Stoeplcchadc.-
'

From Auckland. only in Town for the Day thpy can ob- ing of country. BALDWIN AND RAYWARD,. magic, is refreshingly quaint;
of Australian Hurdles
as a magi- Prcsß Assn.
'

tain, a.. Good Lunch from 12 to- 2. Term of lcirso,' 10 yean. Palcnt Attorney-, cian he is deoidedly
arc ongina , and his balllinitV
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CANADIAN-AUSTRALASIAN R.M. MAEUHA-Aliout August 13. His tricks

iflKo
oi siue
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Fire Escapes Throughout the Buildings. Particulars of lease and form of ten- Wellington, Auckland, Christchurch, humour is NOTE! It will have this label on
'".. LINE... ' '. Night and Day Porters. der mny be obtained from Mil. F. H. Dunedin. M&. i
nnl,ko thfl MUal "*«•«« NOTES AND COMMENTS the back.

j
All communications to ldßo
BRIGHT, Farmer, Otaki, and from ' PUBLIO NOTICE. The show wil V° ?
In conjunction with Canadian-Pubifio MESSIEURS GUY TBY GMNCOE.I
i
SAN FRANCISCO. JAMES CONNOR, AND RAPLEY, So- » fTVnE Proprietors (G. Constantinesco ino plan for the season

Sold ty Jewellers
s now oncn -it
Railway. licitors, Knugitikei Street, Palmerstoti J- and W. -Haddon) of Zealand ft 0
. Mr, Malini Z, Ssted
will Tho South Canterbury Hunt Club Meet-
RAEOTONGA AND TAHITI.' ' ■ Telephone 67. ■ P.O. Box 112, North. Patent No. 3BMJ7, entitled "LIQUID!
»"«'?,"•
.by Miss Jhttio Field soprano,
Mrs. A M ing will be held on tho Washdyke Kace-
»ba e'
i

I'liEL, SUPPLYING TO INTERNAL ] au,lMr - Fraui;joi : eoureo on Thursday next. Tho gathering
Steamer from Auckland.
Throughout Australasia.
>"

From Wellington. COMBUSTION ENGINES," 'are desir- it; attracting more- than the usual amount
of attention devoted to bunt meetings, be-
"

MAICmU-About August 13. CONTRACTORS. ous of disposing of the -Patenl or enter- "MY FOUE TEAKS.Ii\ GERMANV."
PALOONA-AUGUST. ■'■'■■ ••■■■ H|ASONIC HOTEL, NELSON. ing into working arrangements■■ nndei
cause it is held just prior to the National
Meeting at Riccarton.
Tho First National
Exhibitors nt A fiouthorn buyer has recently been nc-

,
FTIENDERS are invited for the Purchase liwriwo or otherwise, with firms likely!

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Through some .of the. GREATEST ■L and Eonioral of Buildings 3C, 10, 42 to be interested in tho same. A copy of
J i

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HENRY BAIGENT, Botiatiiig lor the purchase ot the Signal-
SCENIC WONDERS of tho World to All the specification and full particulars can
"

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Parts of CANADA, UNITED STATES,
and BRITISH ISLES. .
FIJI (Suva), TONGA (Nukualofa,'Haa-
pni, Vnvau), SAMOA (Apia).
Proprietor,
Has much pleasure in informing the
travelling public that he has resumed
Buckle Street.
For particulars apply
7 Patterson Street.
bo obtained .and offers' (for transmission
to the owners) made to
BALDWIN AND RAYWARD,
e?1f&e ir^S.n K man gelding Arlington. Tho chestnut is
mo| enraged in tho
Grand National Stci-nlc-
cliiise, but he is an unlikely starter, and
will probably bo reserved for the Enfidd
I ,°he
,

m\?ir j"mes Alle

K
AROUND THE WORLD TOURS. Steeplechase run on ■ tho same day.
.
From Auckland. the conduct of this old-established Hotel. Patent Attorneys, HoniT \v f a
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W - ,¥ sscU, T - M - Wilford, The executors of the late E. W, White,

:
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In conjunction "with all the Capo, Suez,
China, and Japan Linre, at Lowest Rates. TALUNE-JULY 27.
First-dass Accommodation, Excellent
FREEZING AND COLD STORAGE. Wellington, Auckland, Christchurch,
Dunedin.
i\<
n -n
ot various countries, and a number
military officials.
W.
D. 6. MncDonald, together w.th the consul a well-known New South Wales breeder,
of have presented tho stallion Halt King,
■ treat
in store

;
and Specifications for FREEZ- The. picture it to tho Defence Department. Halt Flag,
PASSPOETS. /
All particulars on application. Cuisine. PLANS
ING WORKS, ABATTOIRS. ICE- i BUSINESS NOTICES, "f.leawe thoHo-irho
and indelible anprceiittion with'a
see it dear is by Malster, from. Bed Fliff He won
the premium of £50 given by the Defence
Lattcve and telegrams promptly MAKING PLANTS. COLD STORES forr ~~~

' causes and occurrences of the of the real

war. Tho Department at tho Koyal Easter Bhqw
Travellers to any place outeido the Do- FRUIT. FISH, MEATS, EGGS. DAIRY f ALAN SPICEE'S STUDIO. acts recorded have scrupulously adhered for the best thoroughbred stallion suit-
minion that it is advie- Tickets available for stop-over or re- attended to. PRODUCE, etc.
."

nblo to obtainfPassports, and that it in turn by Mcssre. Huddart, Parker and Twenty-eight years' experience in Five
I J8l0?,ll!andlruth
leastt detail,
I-i B ht down to tho able for getting remounts.
tho cumulative effect is uii- Locally Mr. P. S. Easton'a horses Maß-
necessary to riiako earlv application lo Co.'s Steamere. Telephone 38. P.O. Box 34. iinaEinublc. It is no mere war film de- ter Strowan and Gang
■ ■

Countries, including U.S.A. Awa, are much

■• the Government, for them. Berths will only bo allotted to passen- Existing Works Remodelled. Consulta- . i PHOTOGRAPHS AND ENLARGE- moting the iislitiug-m fact the
actual fancied for the two Nationals. It is many
liKliung enters mto it to only a sllffht years
gers on production of passage tickets at tions. Reports. MENTS degree, and then merely for the purpose since one owner provided both fav-
All Return and Round Tour Tickets
interchangeable With Union Steam Ship Company's Office. RADNOR RESIDENTIAL HOTEL,
Waterloo Quadrant, E. J. GREEXSTREET, F.R.A.1.C., AEE THE BEST QUALITY AND
VALUE.
of st-reesine the psychologic aspect,
ourites for the bjg evente named, and
The only on one occasion hae an owner won
whole world is the stage, with the Ger- both big events in the same year. This
will only be allowed aboard Cold Storage Architect,
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- Company's R.M. Line. Pamphlets, Maps, AUCKLAND.

;
on production of passage tickoto. Elevated position, overlooking Govern- 3 Bennett Street, Christclmrch. man autocracy as a sinister monster was in 1892, when the late Mr. Duncan
and all Information Free. on the destruction of the beauticebent or Rutherford won tho double with Alma
ment House ■ Five
.

Latest time for receiving cargo may b« and the Harbour. Send any. Photograph you want. En- ncaco and civilisation. The inside history nnd lCuluinc, both of whom were ridden
UNION S.S. CO. OF N.Z. (LTD.), had on application at Company's.Office. • minutesof from Station, Wharves, %d HOOFING PRODUCTS.,. larged here. Satisfaction Guaranteed . •
NEPONSET of tho war. and the diplomatic intrigues by the late W. Clarke. In 1913 Mr. P..
.
Centre City. Electrio light through-' of the Kaiser and his minions are, it is Armstrong, who has Sleifrht of Hand and
,

Managing Agonts. Railway Tickets from Lyttelton to out. EPONSET ROOFING ■ PRODUCTS. Ktated, revealed with a. vividness which 'Yellow and .Black engaged this ■ iyear,
You can taste , the
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Christchureh and to Provincial Southern Moderate Tariff. Strictly First Claes. 50 WILLIS STREET m? "k 001lld succeed in conveyine. made a big ellort to capture the double
Stations, availablo for three days, may Iho film is ten. reels in length, and at with The Spaniard and Jlprning. The for-
.ROYAL
'AtOYAL
MAIL SERVICE Telegrams: "Radnor," Auckland. HEAVY PAROID (Plain)
j

MAIL
TO
SERVICE be obtained on appligation nt the Com-
pany'a Olco. ■ mrjIRWELL
A
PRIVATE HOTEL Ciin also be Supplied with
(Opposite Hotel Windsor!. tho present -moment-, when the Ameri- mer was only just beaten by Bcrcola,
cans are playing so important a part In while Morning won bis race.
the war, tho picture should be specially
delicious oriental fruits
ALL AMERICAN POINTS'AND ROTORUA. . - RED OR, GREEN SLATE SURFACE 'Phones 32C3 and 12U. A prominent sportsman who saw Coali-
BRITISH ISLES. Woll ■known as tho Premier House for
accommodation and cuisine. 'Has' been
-

For Bungalow Roofs.

interesting. By arrangement, with the tion race at Treuthani, elves it as his
military authorities the Trentham Hand opinion that the Patronua gelding will
and spices, which are
will play outside tho theatre from-7.15 p.m. do a lot better at Riccarton, where the
Steamer from Wellington: THE following Vessels are appointed to entirely renovated for the coming 6ea- BUILDING blended by a secret
,

Sail as under:— One minute-from Station Tele- PAPERS, FELTS & WALL J al onr(!l ng
° '' "~

feucis are EtilTcr and tho goiug likely to

PALOONA-AUGUST. -6011. ' BOARDS STOCKED. NOMA TAIiMADGE AT EVERYBODY'S. be firmer ■ ■• • • >
*

phono 20. Telegraphic address, "Thir-

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All Return and Eomid| Tour Tickets ■Norma Talmad'ge is tho leading figure in process with' Pure'

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. FOR WANGANUI. VERTICAL FILES'' V. ;■' ' The hurdle gelding Seadown ricked him-
.-Interchangeable--.with C.A. Line "All S.S. Invercargill This Day. well." '
■■.'■'■ . LOW PRICES. '.
The Law of Compensation," the - star eelf slightly during the running of the
Red" Route.' noon. Tariff, 7s. per day; 40s. per week; feature to bo screwed at Everybody's Winter HurdlM at Trentham. Ho has
PASSPORTS. NAPIER (Inner Harbour). GISBORNE T. P. DOWLING, Proprietor.
A. IUTHICK AND CO., LTD.,
TRANSFER CASES Theatre to-day. She is undoubtedly one been turned out for a nix moLthu' spell.
of the best emotional actreesc3 of the Collector was going well whtn brought
Malt Vinegar. jSr
Travellers to any place outside the
"■
WHARF, AKITIO. FOLDER GUIDES, ETC.
(Dominion are.reminded that it is odvis- S.S. Itipplo Tuesday screen, and in whatever play she appears down in tho Wellington Steeplechase, lie
, 6 p.m. RALLY-HO!: . RALLY-HOI Wakcfield Street, Wellington. filio ia «ure to make fresh adm.rers. "The looks like one of tho most formidable
-uible to-obtain Passports,- and• that it is Cargo received cs under.—Napier, Gie- .Are you fully slocked? Wo carry the Law of Compensation" is described as a opponents Master Strowau will have to
-necessary to mako early application to
tlw Government for them.
borne, Wniroa, ond Bays liorth ; of Gis- WHEN visiting-Napier n'ake the Pro-
vincial Hotel your Headquarters. MALT]Tf)ID = widest rango in the Dominion. story within a story, a 'diiilcnlt method meet at Rlccarton.
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borno, Monday and Tuesday; Akitio, • PLOOKOLOTH.
of narrative. Norma is. a young mar- It has be«n found necessary to destroy
For particulars, regarding passages Tuesday. The Official Homo for tho Troops. Why Call or writo for illustrations and ried woman, who finds the ordinary round the imp.orted stallion Plavus, who eired
not for you also? ROOFING. of "life rather hksome, and commences to winners of about 800 races worth over
,

■ and freights, apply

HAVELOCIC, PELORUS, AND ICENE- Tariff moderate. DAMPCOUBSI3.
prices.
play with lire. Her father, hears of tho 100,000 sove. Flavuß was reaching his
UNION S.S. CO. OF N.Z. (LTD.).
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S.S. Blenheim
PURU SOUNDS.
Monday 8 p.m.
One minute Station, Theatre, Parade. AS N.Z. is flooded with cheap roofing
■ material, wo strongly urge the trade THE OFFICE
APPLIANCE CO., LTD., threatened disaster ami hurriedly vis.ts twenty-third year at the, time of his
nor. -Then he tells her the tragic story death.
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EQUIPMENT
T. A. HEATH, Proprietor. to realise that MALTHOID is pure min- of her mother, who had trodden the uaino
No Cargo received after 3 p.m. 17 and 19 Cuba Street, path of folly and paid the penalty. The onco The constitution of the Racing Confer-
.;;'/ORIENT LINE 'OF '.ROYAL' MAIL
JOHNSTON AND CO., LTD..
Telephone U. Agenta PALMERSTON NORTH.
eral, contains no dni:gerous fish oil nor
insanitary animal fat disguised as tar. r . WELLINGTON.
will very urpbably bo altered after
effect of the story on the young woman the war. The object of doing so is to givo
makes a diamatic climax to a play of etroneer representation to country clubs
The little extra cost is worth paying teni
V f -f STEAMERS
be Dispatched at
rjPHE undermentioned STEAMERS will
J- leavo (circumstances permitting) as ROYAL HOTEL. times over. Two-ply Malthoid is heav-
ier than 3-ply of other makes. We spe- PROTECTION.
strong dramatic power. In addition will aud others which havo made such progress
bo shown the eighth episode of "Tho Mys- as to entitle them to more consideration
tery of Tho Double Gross," entitled "The in the way of voting power than they can
SUPPLIES:
;■ ."Will. Regular Intervale Stranger Disposes."
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follow:— Modern Briok Building. Electrio Light cially a-sk that the othw roofings bo NOT hold under existing circumstances.
,';. for the United Kingdom, via pork FOE LYTTELTON. Via KAIKOURA. • Throughout. passed off as MALTHOID. The Sydney jockey, Mylcs Connell must
Boi 203. AUBREY GUALTER AND CO., INSURANCE EMPRESS THEATRE. bo getting cloBO to the 1000 winning mounts
WAiaTU-SUNDAY, midnight. 'Phone 94,
Featherslon Street, One of Pathe's latest achievements is a ho aspires to before retiring From his
', FARES, NEW ZEALAND TO LONDON: FOR FOXTON. A. E. HAYWOOD, WELLINGTON. With Him story of Wilklo Oolliiis's masterpiece, profession, At Gharwra Towers ho ado u
QUEEN OF THE SOUTH-TUESDAY, Proprietor. "Tho Woman in- White," and is to bo two wins to his lengthy list through the
PAN DE D MET A L A mHE SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE
5 p.m.
EX Bcrcened at the Empress Theatre to-day, medium of two old Sylney identities in
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:'.. SALOON-Single, J390 to .£l3O.

FOR BLENHEIM. CARGEN HOTEL. AUCKLAND. CO., LTD., with Florence la. Badie aa the heroine, Clydesido und Nojah. In the North Queens-
X P A N D ED IIETA L
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The picture is said to do full justice to laud Derby his mount, Persian Gulf, wus
THIRD-CLASS-i!3B, £40, m. OPAWA-MONDAY, 5 p.m. RECOGNISED as one of tho Leading FOR REINFORCED CONCRETE CON-
And Administration of Your Iwiate by tho book, and reproduce in a • surprising third.
Suites of Rooms, Australasia.
(No cargo received after 1 p.m.) Hotels in Specialty: STRUCTION. manner tli£ weird atmosphere of suspense Tho new telegraph regulations which ne-
. For freight and passage apply to— with private Bathroom, EXPANDED STEEL LATHING
First and Second THE GUARDIAN TRUST which is such a striking feature of the cessitate Press messages helng in by 9
I Class Passengers LEVIN AND CO., LTD., Agenti, etc. Ballroom, Orchestra. Tariff: 10s. Cd.
to 153. per day. Special terms for length- FIREPROOF WALLS and CEILINGS.
For AND EXECUTORS CO. OF N.Z,, story. The story tells of a lord's mar- o'clock in the evening has Induced the
leonre Special Advantagesby booking Telephones 1901 and 5. riage for money and his scheming to put New Zealand Metropolitan Trotting Club
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■•■• through from New Zealand, being pro- ened periods. Bedroom and Breakfast RUBEROID ROOFING, DAMP COURSE J.TD., his wife out of the way. The Woman in to alter the hour of closing its accept-
from 6s. Other meals optional. Full par-
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vided with Saloon Passages to Austra- AND FLOORINGS. White is a half-witted girl, named Ann, ances from 8 o'olook to noon. The Auck-
ticulars from Thos. Cook and Son, or
,

Merged in and Guaranteed by ' and elio greatly resembles the wife. When land Racing Club has made a, change
pIOR WANGANUI. Government Tourist Bureaux. Telegrams: RATNER GIANT BUILDING PAPERS. Ann dies J.er
lia, which are included in the above SAFES AND STRONG-ROOM
body h substituted for tho from 9 p.m. to 5 p.m., and it ie almost
fares. Passages can bo booked to or "Cargen," Auckland. E. F. Blotik, Prop. THE SOUTH BRITISH, wife's, and the latter is placed in a certain that other racing and trotting
S.S. KAPITI-MONDAY, i p.m.' DOORS. The way is thus clubs of tho Dominion will inako altera-
t

lunatii, as.vluin ae Ann.

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prepaid from any ports of call. DREADNOUGHT FIREPROOF DOORS.

RANSOME VER MEHR CONCRETE
open for them to appropriate the wife's tions in the same direction
estate, but there is a lone and exciting
■The Bastian Blessino C<r»
SON. CHICAGO
''.
UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY
FOR PATEA.
S.S. HAWERA-MONDAY, 3 p.m.
CEDERHOLM
EDERHOLM AND SON.
AND
MIXERS.
OLSINA WATER PAINT.
road to nn unexpected denouement.
A Ghristchurch writer says:—"Some of
the horses that arrived from Wellington
on Wednesday got a bad bumping in tho
CROWN THEATRE. tram when on thciv way from Eyttelton StocVi held in N.Z. by die Sole Agenttr
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OF N.Z. (LTD.), FLASHLIGHTS GOLDEN BAY CEMENT. "fi ILRUTII" CALF FOOD.
And THE STEWART TIMBER, GLASS AND VJTILBUTH" CALF FOOD. "lly Four Years in Germany" will be to Christchurch. None of them was seri-
HENRY BERRY & CO.,
"

Agents in New the special attraction .'.n the now pro- ously hurt, but Sleight of Hand sustained
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Zealand. DALGETY AND CO., LTD., DRY CELLS. HARDWARE CO., LTD., gramme to be screened at- the Crown a nasty blow across his chest."
BATTERIES Courtenay Place, Wellington. •The three biggest weights carried to
Wakcfield Street, Wellington,
'Phoncß 3018. Agents, Theatre to-night. This is an exact screen- And at Auckland, Christchurcb, Dunedin
And CASES. production of the facts set forth in Ameri- victory in Grand National Hurdles are: and Invcrcargill.
ASBESTOS -OOOFING QLATES. Equnl to Whole Milk at One-third can Ambassador J. W".. Gerard's book of -Becorcl Heign. 12st. 121b.. in 1900; Liber-
A NCHOR SHIPPING AND FOUNDIU' SEND FOR IHICE LIST. Asbestos Hoofing Slates, the same name. The picture is describe! ator, 12st. 61b., in 1894; and Paisano, 12st.
IjftJIPPON YUSEN KAISHA. grey, red, blue.
the cost. as the inside story of the sinking of tho lib., in 1910. I'our horses have carried
Lueitania, the Zabcrn ailair, the typhus over 12st. successfully hi the Niitioual
.

'r (Japan Mail Steamship Co.). (Circumstances Perinitting)
.
FOR NELSON, WESTPORT, GBEY-
' MOUTH, AND HOKITIKA.
Boilinp to JAPAN, via Queensland Kennedy Monday July 22
.["..
Ports, Mauila, and Hongkong. FOR PATEA.
Waverley Monday July 22 5 n.m
" From Sydney. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON AND CO
camps lit Wittenbii'g, the "U-boat cam- Steeplechase, namely, Norton, 12et. 81b., in
/®Mm\\
THE BEST nOUSFj for ovtry description Write for'quotations. paign, the slave raids, the Kaiser's in- 1894; Chemist, 12st. 71b. in 1889; Levanter, that
of Electrical Accessories. 12st. 61b., in 1897; and Mutiny, 12st. lib.,
trigues, tho Socialist riots in the Heichs-
BRISCOE AND CO., LTD., lib. of "Gilrtith" Calf Food equal to tag and other important occurrenccs.and in 1896 (this being his second win, he hav-
ar» m■" ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS.
Wellington. is said to grip firmly from start to finish. ing won tho previous year with list. Mb.).
8 MANNERS STREET, ljlb. of any other. The production, is in ten roeln. Special Tho biggest weight carried successfully
music will be olaycd by a full orchestra since Vm is list. 91b.. with which Tc Arai
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WELLINGTON. —

under the leadership of Jlr. A. 11. Jerome. successfully negotiated tho course eight
■ffours to Java Porte and Singapore bv
Burns, Philp Lino. . J
'Phone 4030. LTD., Agents. ■ P.O. Box 80li. 'Phono 1018.
PAINT!
AINTI
PAINT!
1 AINTI
The box plan is at Bcgg's. years ago. Iu the Winter Cup only four
horses have carriod 10st or over into ilret
place. Vladimir and Kremlin each car-
FOR NELSON, MOTUEKA," TAKAKA, •
W H, P H I L P, OAIPELM. . ried 10st. 121b. Eiio:essfully in 1903 and
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6ave Middleman's Profits 'v CORNHILL STREET.

regulae ■'■services AND COLLINGWOOD. FREEZING SHEEP AND LAMBS. and Support
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Signor Gnppulli, tlio eminent Italian 1905 respectively. In 1901 Ostiak won with
>
to above Nikau Saturday July 20 2 p.m. Local Industry. House, Window, and Office-Cleaning operatic tiiiior, will be heard at the 10st. 51b. iu the saddle, whilst in 1910 Nv-
;.;■ ports. Kaitoiv Monday July 22 5 p.m. Contractor, Grand Opera House next Saturday even- land finished iu flret place with 10st. lib.
Nikau Tuesday' July 23 5 p.m.' PAINT-
Carpota Clenned nnd Beaten by ing. Cappelli will be favourably remem- When Nyland won ho gave A. Oliver liia
Bafb,. pleasant travel. Kaitoa Wednesday July 2-t 5p m rr\HE WELLINGTON MEAT For High-clasa Finish. bered as principal tenor with the Gon- third winning mount in as many years,
EXPORT Machinory. Oliver having steered North-East and Pen-
Wweless' lnstalled on' All Steamere. Nikau Thursday July 25 5 p.m.' - 1 ealez Grand .Opcra Company on their re-
the two previous years.
COMPANY, LTD. ILL ORDERS PROMPTLY EXECUTED cent tour, aiid that he is again in this ates
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.Tuly 28 5 p.m. South Island horses have only won the

For full particulars as Stewardess carried. Por Priming New Work. Telephone Wi (3 rinns), country and that- ho will give a limited
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to sailingo, Is Prepared to number of concerts will bo appreciated by Winter Cup on ilvo occasions in niuetceu
Flexibility, certain grip under all
These Steamers have superior accom- all musio-lovers. Darius; hia previous tour years.
"fares, freights, apply to modation for Saloon Passengers. PURCHASE FAT SHEEP AND L/MBS PAINT- critics agreed that Canpelli is an artist of Sleight-of-Haml. Yellow and Black, Ec- weather conditions, and freedom from
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Passengers must produce tickets at our By Weight or at Per Head. For Second Coatings. WANTED KNOWN- rare talent, the possessor of a pure rich formation, Sir fisher. Collector, Omaliu cracking are the main features of tht
■;'; BURNS, PHILP, AND CO., LTD, Office before they embark. I'AINT- tenor voice of remarUable range. Aus- Colorado, All Over, Selector, and King of
24-26 Harris Streot.
WELLINGTON.
W. M. BANNATi'NE AND CO., LTD'
'Phono 1510.
The Company also offers clients every
Agents. facility for freezing on their own nc-
For Rusty Roofe. THE ADDRESS OF T. A. WELLS'S
NEW PAPERHANGING WARE-
tralian criticH say that no finer tenor has the- Valley have arrived at Kiccarton!
been heard in the Southern Hemisphere,
and recently in the Sydney Town Hall the
count. PAINT- • HOUSE IS 145 A MANNERS STREET, audience of over three thousand refused
:'., Tel- 615. Box no. THE KAIAPOI SHIPPING~AND~" THE PURPLE
For Tile or. Iron Roofe opposite King's Theatre, '02 Taranaki to leave the building till he had given COURTIERS It possesses all the reliability of the
.

TRADING CO., LTD.,
NEWANDPLYMOUTH, ONEHUNGA
AUCKLAND SERVICE. BS. WOOTTON Sails for Lyttollon the Buyers in tho country.
THIS DAY, 20th inst., at noon.*
•
*' Prices cim lw obtained on application many extra numbers, and of his first ap- chain drive.
at the. Company's Offices, nr from any of PAINT- Street and Luke's Lane. Telephone 683. pearance in Auckland he was received
And Varnish for any purpoß^
llich
with enthusiastic approval. In support
of Cappclli will be Mr. John Amadio, A company of earnest and
tioned amateurs, masquerading well-inten-
The Perfect Combination:—
Polity Belt, Covers and Tubci.
DON'T WASTE TIME-Get a"

W. G. FOSTER, flautist: Siguor Cesaroni, basso; Mies Ver-

S.S. RARAWA. lloceiving cargo until 11 a.m. PAINT- Quick. Have you an idea or invoti- onica Bedford, soprano; and Mr. Harold Purple Courtiere. gave an the
Managing Director. That rrill stand the Test of Tim«, tion?—if so. Consult Whittle, accompanist. Three concerts will .1. the Concert Ohambcr a6l entertainment Motor Import Co. Ltd.
' LEAVES NEW PLYMOUTH BREAK CATHIE, DEML'STEH AND CO.,
Iliikor's Buildings, FREDK. BENNETT. . be given in U'eiliniUon, ind the box plan aid of the building fund of St. Jlarv in l evening
.WATER for ONBHUNGA, AUCKLAND And you have the Guarantee of o Caledonian Chambers, 33 Willis St.. of reserved seats opens at th« Bristol on the Angela Church, Boulcoll
Street >)ip
of O Wholesale Diitributors ,^?SV
on TUESDAY und FRIDAY, on arrival 'Phones 4533, A.870. Agents. PLUMBERS, -COPPEESMITHS. AND Certified Analytical Chemist.
of Express from Wellington. (Weather SHEET-METAL WORKERS. Representative for
Thursday morning. costume comedy class of cntcrlaimnci
was favoured, and
t Wellington and Chri»tchurch, \\yu\
etc., permitting.).
And . Lcavea ONEHUNGA,
'
THE CANTEREDRY
PING CO., LTD.
STEAm" SHtP- fifind for Prices and Samples. CLIMIK, COATES AND CO..
Patcrat Attorneys Consulting Engineers.
"THE BISG HOVB ART-! HKJ!E"-NORTII strangers to tnc footlights' searching *,
tho efforts oi the company were
for coniparat j,>
i
MANUFACTURERS of Asga Water- 'ISLAND TOUli.
..'.'. &
AUCK- entertaining, and recalls wore frequcn
miitn
LAND, MONDAY, and THURSDAY heaters, a'a I Mahoney's Patent TACKSON AND CO., Telephone 3100. P.O. 805.714. The following nro the North Island dates throughout the evening.
FOB LYTTELTON, TIMARU,. WACKSON AND Co.,_ The progrXi •
.

connecting with. Wellington Express' Skyliffhtsi Motoi work a speciality. for ,1. C. Williamson, Ltd.'s, gorgeous
Breakwater. (Weather, etc., permit-at DUNEDIN, AND BLUFI' ,. ALDRED AS"D GRIFFITHS, YOU CANNOT LOSE YOUR SHIRT." Kpcctaoular revue, "The Binjr lioys Are numbers,
consisted of eolos, duets, and on«cii!ilp
whilst the lighter songs" \w',\*
ting.). Tim S.S. CALM will sail for abovo Paint and Vnrnish Mnnufacturera. Ucrc":-Hawera, Monday. July 22; Wa-
.
mentioned I'orls THIS DAY, at noon.
23 und 25 .Ifamont. Street, given a choral trimming according
io
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us 2a, 2d. and we'll post to you ngnmii, Tuesday and Wednesday; July 23 character. (By Special Appointment to His Excel-
Fares-Saloon, ,10s.; Return, Ms. Steer-
ego, 225. ed. ; Return, 3!m.'
'Phone No. 82.
K. G. F. ZOHKAJI, WELLINGTON. Wingfiuld Street., Wellington.
'Phono KM. SEND a neat Rubber Stamp and a Bottle
and 24; Palmmton North. Thursday, July Glow Worm"
25; Napier, Friday nnd Saturday, Jiilv 26 danced a
Mies Doris Olarlte
sane '"TV
daintily. jilbs Borvl C '-k lency Lorn Islington),
I'urthor informntion can bo obtained
from Union S.S. Co., Ltd., and Northern
Agent.
DELIVERY OF "DOMINION" IN
of Marking Ink, (hut. you can have
«>
and 27: Hasting, Monday, July 29; "and measure, and the audience '
tenor 3lr i:
'
ffUtOKOUGII and Expert Treatment in
i- .MEDICAL AND ELECTRICAL
your name on everylhing. JTouse, Well-uglon, comniene- it. The of tho company,

::rri^
Grand Opera ,
Joint Agents
b.b. (yo.. I'ALMERSTON NORTH. A. W. MOHAN AND SON, HiK Wednesday, July 31. Martin,
Tim box plan fashionednanir
"My Queen" ami "An MASSAGE.
cement c Town." Mr. Bid. Vecfe \n- -d
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. LEVIN AND CO..J,m._Agent»._ CO., LTD. Rubber Stamp Makers, will open three days urior to the opening
ta ho a pleasant singer of lijlit cowi" NURSE EVERITT
lat Instant tho Delivery wi' I bo
.' tnos:, COOK AND SON. FOK LYTTELTON. FROM
under the control cf Mr. E, F. FLOOR n
's n ' '
°
)so lllc n«--cc«ily
liO Willis Street, Wellington. date.
songs, lie wus sncccsstul in "Shop' , •'iii'l
"The Sluidows on the Blind." One of"t] p
(Medical and Electrical Masseuse, Cert.,
England) assures to new and old patients
.

Chief Oflice-LmlKate Circus, Lon<lon. S.S. TAINUI-TIIIS DAY (Saturday). Gartrell, for whom instructions may bo 14 RTHUR J. WYCHERLEY, prettiest turns was "Chu Chin Chow" skilful treatment end careful nttontion
Jteceiving cargo till noon. left at tho office of paints If*. Lock and Key Specialist. GILBBY'S DRY GTN. sung by Mine Queen M'lucrny. marred b'v to the slightest detail—tlie result of
fiOOK'S . |}ASRAGE "AGENCY BALMOND AND SI'EAGGON, LTD., THE NEW ZEALAND IMPORTING .
Write for dcUili. Keys cut to any pultiirii.
poor lightmi; which made the singer a her experience as a Medical and Surgical
Vooies I ASSAM k Agency. Baker's Buildings, CO. I'.O. Box Keys ptomptly duplicated.
Snfo and
NOTICE.-Messrs. \V. ajul A, Oilbey black
figure against the lights
The. encore.number, behind. Nurso in London to many eminent phy-
desire to notify tho Public (hat, owing Ononto.l character,"Hour
Phono 3011). ' (R. A. Noedl), FRANCIS HOLMES Kong." also in sicians arid surgeons, and ten years suc-
Agonts. Every description of Licksmith'n Work was csitriiy end
DIRECT AGENTS FOR BROADWAY (Telephone 971),
10 Wontlwnrrf 3tr«Bt, Wi>l|in"tn!i t t'Mirougi'.ly cfltcrod fo',. bright. With sfr. Georgi; Peek' cessful work in Wellington.
to the t'lostiiß down by the Govorniitont Vies Patentee and Contractor to N.Z. Gov-
P. aml'O. S.N. Co. FOIi TIMARU 'DIRECT. Amounts duo for papers delivered may Aildriusi KING'S CIIAJIBERS, M'liierny also «ing "My uu)P UuU,|J
Orient Line. bo paid at tho «unu address or tu tho rpO piirchasu your honiu-separaTn' j of the Disl'illcriiis in tlie United King- Moll. Jlr. Peck also gavn a scries of ernment. Self-fitting liamla|;e.s lonic
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a S. PUTIKI Sails THIS DAY (&\t- tunner in person, anil Advertisements •*•
cream at. full rates, and wo can fl'hono f>oß. Private 'phone 'I'l'il (2 vings), dom ami tlio great dearth of Shipping character studies. Mies Fanny .loplin Medication Treatwsut (prevailing in all
N.Z. Shipping Co. Shiuv, Savill Co. *-**
nrdny). addressed to him will bo promptly for- guarantee- satisfaction. Here is what one facilities, it is impossible for (he time Sistors "fcomewherc
sang in France." and the up-to-diilo Military Hospitals). Galvanic
Java Lintfe. Capo Lines. Eccoiving cargo until H a.m. warded to Head Office. of our clients Kays: "Aα I am leaving rfflHE Last Word in Hot Watei Bags
Clarke Tonh's duct. "Parted." Mr and Jtarrndic Cabinets and Appliances
being to meet, in full the demands for Will Church's mnin contributions eavonr-
THE WELLINGTON PUBLISHING Turaldna Valley for a while owing to JL is tho "Leyland." Thoroughly Bri-
Etc., Elc. for tho Violet and Ruby Kays.
!

Sailing Dates on Application. G.T.HULL AND CO., CO.. LTD. ill-health, 1 am sending in my last cream tish—it's so warm. Obtainable from all their famous Gin. Every effort, is being ed cluded
of the sea. The enßcmblo numbers in-
"Old King Colo," "Eat Less Medical Electricity aiid l}ays Treat-
Inquiries Invited. Trouble Saved. 'Phono 808. Agents. to-day. I have to tliiiuk you very much leading cJieiufcla. made, however, to overcome existing ilifli- Dread, "Listen to the Band." mid "Nuts ment can bo given at patient's residence,
No Commission Charges. TXOMINION Lever Waich] printed lor past favours, and T would liko willies, nnd tlio public should continue and May.' Mr. J. Duncan acted as ac- Terms on application. Noto Neiv Ad-
Travel Made Easy. ■»- /
guarantee lor I year, manufactured- etate that 1 have been more than satis-
by niiikeroi' Big Hen Alarm. Poet Bs. (id. fied with your company."
to
R'OYAh MAIL LEAVES CARBINE
i STABLES, Feilding, for Kimbolton lo ask for and soo that they get Gilbc.v's
companist. dress—
The. Wellington Uedieai and Electrical
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Daily at B.ffll a.m. and 3.30 p.m.; leaves Dry Gin only, in tlio firm's crystal
COOK'SSHIPPING OKI-'ICI-:, ™
land Hot Water Bag, wilh the to J. K, Fitt, Jeweller, Pnlmorston MAOUILAND DAIRY CO., LTD, Kimbolt'an at Noon for Fcilding, bottles, which have- (heir sigualurcs blown WooV Great Peppermint Massage Institute
O'istoiti lipnso Qimy ' Wellington. Patent Stopper] all sizes, at nil chemsits. North, Solo Ajjenl for (ho District. Cure, 123 Upper Willis Street, Wellington,
P.O. Box 185, Wanganui, R. i, MOORIi', Proprietor, Feilding. thereon,—Ac(vt, For Coiigliß and Colds, never fails. .
'l'hoB» 1564.
 THE CHURCH AND THE
TBI DOMINION, SATUB ■DAY, JULY
of employere and tlie greed of \mrcstrain-
20, IMS. 3
,ed competition. The evil has been in-
WORKER creased by rapacious usury, which,
though mure than once condemned by
the Uhurcli, is, nevertheless, under a
different form but with the same fc'uilt, Gjp _

ga At present prices Tarantulle is easily the biggest value material for ladies' underwear. . |
still practised by avaricious ami grasp- Hmi^i'| 1 l,
BUT BE Q UITE SURE YOU GET TARANTULLE ; every yard is stamped, look on
MITIGATION OF MODERN EVILS -
ing men. And to ibis must be added
/fl i ffliii' I1!IE f|J
fP the selvedge for Tarantulle." Our nighties make up 60 inches long; Camisoles up to
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the custom of working by contract, and

bust;
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"REFUGE OF THE OPPRESSED"

the concentration of no many branches
of trade in the hands of a lew individ-
Wj IHH 111»Hw 1I 40 inch but designs are all so cleverly arranged that smaller bust measures are
uals, so that a small number of vory easily made. We pay postage, BUT PRICES ARE STRICTLY CASH WITH ORDER.

fOR SATURDAY, MONDAY- TUESDAY

rich, men have been able to lay upon
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& the masses of the poor a yoke little bet-
tßy Archbishop Redwood.]
Let us draw a picture of the condition
ot labour as it .certainly was
soino years
As these prices only held good ago, and in some rejects is fitiil. It and
uu counterpart in-' previous centuries.
Slavery, inueed, had gone, serfdom hud
for 3 DAYS, we would advise goiio, tlio oralis of the Ahddle Ages had
N gone; but iii their place a system of
our customers to grasp this eommwee, vast enough to outdo the fairy
dreams of the old craftsmen, was wield-
ed by two tyrants, Capital ami Credit.
Supplies are so uncertain; prices are so sure to rise that quick buying is wise.
ter than slavery itself." These words
wore addressed to the whole Church and
to the whole world, and the'speaker, and
the subject, and the circumstances gave
them a weight that intensifies their
strength. All the utterances of file Vicar
of Christ testify to the interest, tho
vigilance, and the efforts of tho Head
of the Church on behalf of tho work-
man. All Europe evidences tho influence
of the action of the Sovereign Pontiff.
His voice was heard by every working

,
opportunity of securing Goods The personal dominion oi the slave-mas-
ter, tiic personal service of the serfs, tho
~. at-Under' Wholesale Prices. personal relations of the craits, had
yielded to the impersonal domination of
invisible Capital. The real employers of
labour were irresponsible shareholders
whose'interest was aroused only when
their dividends dwindled. .The specific
connection between master' and work-
man as well as by-bishops and priests.
A Catholic Movement.
Its result has been to help on a-gen-
,eral Catholic movement in each coun-
try, to take active) jneans to relieve the
oppression of the modern commercial
system. After Archbishop Kotteler, of
Alayeiice, had boldly proclaimed from the Sjf /i\P\ I II WM\ No. Wls. A new "Lovers' Knot and IT I^*

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pulpit the iniquity of the portion of la-
V I\\
\
man had nearly vanished. The labourer No. 1719. A new -Culterfly" Design.
was free from old-time shivery, free from bour, the Catholic bishops assembled at 'I Wreath" De.ign.
the laud, somewhat i'reo to make his own l'uldn spoke as follows: "All thinjes I!
'I
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My
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I.' m v.
Tarantulle Nightie
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Specially dainty.
6/11 T<iranhi e Kighhe
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contracts, but he was not free from hun- summed up, tho workman 'dobs not la- LJ I 6/11
m

sagas.-,-.
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ger. His body was not sold as a beast bour for niniself, but for Capital. In Ar>on Tamntulle Camisole 2/6

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Q1
01, QQ oDy WIT
66, QK ITG .blKMil
QTT?S7FT'
aas'saHr«««
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■ : WlLLlb of burden in the market,

but the vigour
of his muscles-and nerve was a market-
the materialistic atmosphore that now
pervades the modern industrial world he im »..«.
2< 6
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J ™=£^$'|
able article, and its price fluctuated with merely counts as a ware, a live ma-
w
B ..™.
£r
,
the value of the fuel which ran his ma- chine, yet all the while he is learning
chine. His comfort, his energy, his life to consider himself more than a ma-
WRITING PADS-Spetial Price, 4' "INDABIA," AN EASTERN PER. were too often pulverised between '.two chine. Can the Church remain indifferent? , TarantnlleCannsole 2/6 White Crepe-de-Chene Nightie 30- Crepe-de-Chene Cann-
"

for Is. FUME SOAPr-Simila'r to Cashmero millstones of competition, competition No; she can and must hasten to the res-
II Tarantulle liightio 6/11 Tarantulle Knickers (dosed shape) 4/3 Tarantulle Knicker or Skirt ?
V,, - ", -c, 9 '"

xl 3 inches
m ":

MMyS.byiaTu
tt
among workmen, and competition among
'EXERCISE.
fOl. j s_
BOOKS-Special Pri:e, 5 • Us,m\ ?'iee, ls ' tab "
Special Price, IOJd. tab. cdmpanies. Thousands often clamoured
cue; all her interests nro involved in
this question. Were sho to ignore the
Magyar shape Camisole ...

3/3 TarantulleN.D. Yoke ... ...

2/6 Frills, 2 yards 2/9 wide 2/9
for work, and eagerly, in their dire dis- social questions and limit her action to
RELIABLE ENVELOPES Special, D,E' ON S TOO
W
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tress, accepted an inadequate pittance opposing to its dangers tho-usual .exer-

• Price, .1 packets for Is. 1U?ual ls- Gd -
fAS^ f™
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cises of her ministry she would bo want-

to stave oft' starvation. In some English
SoC
l
INIvPENCn.S-SpecialPrice.lforls. towns manufacturers would sweat a half- ing in her duty towards millions of souls,

, '
CARPENTERS'
dozen.--:- ; ..
W
Price," 9d. bar.
"
s^id
SOAP penny from that pittance in order to sell
their goods in Burmah a farthing
cheaper than their rivals. Machinery re-
in that office entrusted to her by Christ.
The outcome of the deliberations of the
bishops was a.forcible appeal for the
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H.B. PENCILS-Special Price, GJd -£km Strong ENGLISH CABBOLIC placed muscle, steam nerve-power, and foundation of olubs for Catholic work-
dozen> " . ■' ■■
SOAP-Usual Price, 4d. tab. Special men were accounted part of the mechani- men. And such clubs were forthwith
•

NOTEBOOKS-Special Price, Id. Price, 5 tabs for ls.

v
, cal gear. Communications had become founded in many districts. A Catholic
• each - ■'...'•. LEVER'S "SWAN" WHITE FLOAT-" morg and more rapid, telegraphs and Peasant League was also founded to pro-
tect the agricultural workman against
.

EMU WRITING PADS-3 for 2s. lOd. ING BATH SOAP-Usual Price, (id. gigantic ships had made the whole world
within touch, and rivalry grew keen not high ronts and low wages, and to benefit
PAPER ' SERVIETTES Special tab - Special Frice, 3 tabs for ls him. in several other directions. '
.only between ship and ehip, or firm and
-
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Price, Iβ. per hundred. .

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KLSO SLAVING STICKS-Usiial firm, or town and town, but between
ls; tin Beneficial Measures.
PLATING CARDS-Speoial Price, ls. £™ 0, - Special Price » 6*d- nation and nation in a feverish -rush for
ascendancy. In Austria the enemy of labour was
the Jew, who paid wages to half the
The Workman's Struggle. operatives of the country, and to more
This etato- of things was the work of than a, fourth of the peasants, yet did
. SUNLIGHT SOAP-Uenal price, Is. ™?TLpC 'SoA£? B f v nothing to improve the condition of the
M. Special, Is. 3id. box/
capital, by tlio accumulation of large

I J ilt4l.\\ |i fl, ■
tab sums to carry out vast undertakings. labourer. The result of Catholic agita-
tion was that the State passed an Act
' v 1745" 11
STRONG MOHAIE LACES-Usiial
Price, Is. Gd. doz. Special, 7Jd. doz.
LIFEBUOY SOAP-Special Price, 3
tabs for lHd.
Knonmjue production, wide distribution,
magnitude of operations, brought the in- which allowed the incorporation of
trades and industrial undertakings, .1
1742.

I
"TWILIGHT" BEST SAFETY dividual workman into insignificance, as measure of the utmost advantage to the No. 1742. 'Rosekin" Design. No. 1713. "Easywork" Design.
LUX-Special Price, i for ls. something to be discarded to suit price
MATCHES-Usual Price, lOd, doz. mT rMtl, POCKhT workers. Other beneficial measures also No. 1741. "Simplicity" Design. Easy to work, but very pretty. I
Rnflpki Stl i\m oOJiDU'iKij
(, ,
VVALLLTS—
nnreiw wirrm or profit. Against this mighty power tho
hpecial Mpp
lTice, 8(1. (loz. , g iM
w fc> )ul workman had to struggle for hie work, resulted in favour of the working classes.
In Switzerland Catholic action was stim- One of the ensiest and best.- Tarantulle Nightie ' 6/11 ...

Tarantullo Nightie 6/11 ■;

"CUTICURA" OINTMENT Usual -

. fvuw<. for hie wage, for his food, for his time,
ulated by Cardinal Mcrraillot. And at a
, Tai'dJltulle CaUllSOlo 2/6 Tiifiiif-lllln
larautulle r-unUnle O/fi
TT mIW
<, pttoot?
Tarantulle h ightm 6/11 Uuisoie 2/6
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tin. Special Price, fur his hoinej for his family, for healthy ... ...

Tarantulle Enioker or Skirt Mls-2

...

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meeting at Baden the Swiss bishops unit-
...

workshops and sound machinery, for pro- Tarantulle Camisole 2/6 yards by. 13inches wide 2/9

,
ed in urging the clergy to found Cath-
'^^ll™™™^™ 1
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Large fes OATINE FACE CREAM vision against -injury and old ago. Nor olic labour associations, and such asso-
iSt^ft.^' 3 "- SPeCil,,
vIoUUM Wee, |
did any ago ever see .greater wretohednees
than his misery in tne dene of crowded ciations'arose on all sides. In Belgium, • SOME USEFUL THINGS FOR INFANTS. ><->v o >i■ [ft
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'1)3 lid eack a hive of industry, bishops and clergy ie traced with delicate little designs sC ,'/■
f°" ow' ng nm ' N. \ Sl'Sv
Harfs Large- Bars":, HOUSEHOLD ■' T>imrp cities. In the best factories his present
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T np«'' TiTiTTnNr(!
SOAP-Usual Price., lfljd. bar. BACHELORS BUTTONS Special
v™*;^ whs uncertain, and his future insecure—
espoused tbo cause of the workman with
heart and «oul. Catholics formed a
/, Tfe. ' \ "ready-to-work." r tV' , ' \\i ?%'''s' §$t\ 1
l 8/6; t&'
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Special Price, Sd.'bar. Pnce > 2^tl card-

strike, financial failure, or accident powerful laboinr federation, co-operative /*•'* '$ I ufp -n- s' 0B ? '°be3 on Jap Silk, on fine special finish f«X -i. I
'*
!M\ *)®" \
[ PULL-OUT AND TURN-OVER might leave him without bread for weeks,
societies, societies of employers, and a I'\ I ,Lon?;eloth, 4/9; on Supei-foo Turantulle, 5/9. Snts of 3£ T, $ -~.,i-}\ /
ft
H ,
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™b i. ffiffirSS i^-' ™t;*r Y" lie was but an atom in a mass of com- II II V^ yX / >•/ Uibs on fine Linen,'l/9; on White .Silk, 1 on fine Pique, f /9; fvlTri-l
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-( y /
ce : id - "
society of emigration. Evoryi town and ' o%
"^ mercial intricacy' entirely beyond his
L'~l J /6. Enliy Pillows and Baby Jackets on fine Linen. 4/6 each. \ &v> Zt I X T \j^"ff(i
.

I,
■•■ bar. - ' - BONE STUDS-Special Price, ijd. control. Every thinking man knows village soon had its Catholic associations. J
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Catholic workmen obtained a substantial Infants' Nightingale on Ratliantn.. 2/-. Sets of Feeders on ''Y '

'iii&fflSt'P
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\*'« \ / '\' / V :); >

If
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that the relations between Capital and
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Why be. Cold? "WEAREVER"
G
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S;'™P RAZORS-Specml
fl
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Labour, and the condition of (he work- representation in the Belgian Parlia- AC / 'X/ Linen Hud-, 2/-. Linen Itaotees, 1/6. ' \ i I 1/ ,\
v\'W/(Ll/
RUBBER HOT WATER BAGS- | ment. *

land. 2 years'guarantee with every . I nee, 2s. 6d. each, man, was deplorable, but the ramifica-
tions of the complex system, 'the depend-
BABY BOMNETS- ' / ;/» \
I '/w,' A--' I

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■bag. Special offer, Vs. Bd. each. RAZOR STROPS-Special Price, lljd. !
Cardinal Manning. lift On white Oatmeal Olotli, J./B; best Pongee Silk, 2/6; white ,■
ence of one industry upon another, and

.
ii 10.
of all upon currency and credit, and the
exigencies of competition, presented a
Kot to mention other countries, ling-
land underwent the lasting influence of
||y Jap. Silk, 2/4; fine liuen, 2/2-, cream Radiauta-, (1714 only), [111714 v / ' V" «

Special• Offer, ilOJd: tab. Special-Price, 6d. each. • ! problem whose solution was extremely Cardinal Manning. He was sincerely and
WARNOCK'S- NATURA HOUSE-
HOLD SOAP-Usiial Price, lOd. •
ANTIMONY PHOTO FRAMES-.
SPeclal Pnce d ' nach-
difficult. Remedies linve been suggested
by men of overy stamp. The Anarchist
deeply loved by the workingman, «nd no
one pleaded their cause more farlessly
I|l THREADS.—Make sure of (getting the best by
ordering from us. "We give below extra, cost of
C!ark'3 Insrain Cotton—pink, blue, holio, rose,
raxe 9d. extra.
f//I I
IIji I
'iftll'ir*^*
u\ !w \ I \
HI
II111fl II111
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bar". Special Offer, bar. v SOLDIERS' LEATHER MONEY would destroy everything in carnage and and lovingly. Fsom pulpit, from plat- sufficient cotton to work any of the garments listed. Jjp»dal White Embroidery Cotton 6d. !
form, from 'an improvised standing-place J '■ I
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Price 4s lid pillage, and start afresh from ruins. The Clark's Stranded Cotton—pale blue, pale pink, Cotcri Perle—No; 8, specially brilliant, 9d. \ ' |
"GOODWIN'S" MEDICATED CAR- in a crowd of grimy faces, he spoke with
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BOLIC " SOAP-Usual Price, 6d. CUTTINCr-OUr feCI&SO3S-Special Socialist of every grade would construct I Baxe, helio, white, 10d. extra. Fiio/iicon—Abrilliant stranded cotton, 6d. \
society on a .'different basis. The states- 'a clearness and precision of the rights
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tab. Special Offer, 4 tabs Is. and wrongs of Labour. And on pen their
E.P. 13 inches. man and philosopher would devise
GENUINE OLD ENGLISH BROWN
WINDSOR SOAP-Usual I'rice, 3d.
Special Price, ls.
LADIES'.
2Jd. each. schemes for nlleviating this or that hard-
ship. Tho Press teemed with panaceas
behalf he powerfully wielded his
the 'struggles
in
to>r I
1 There is nothing
nearly so good as the Pringlc" sets.
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just as good "as

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Tarantulle"; insisl upon having Tarantulle. There are no designs

They will please you. They pive the best results with least work.
I'l 11 ,
100/ Jti •
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FANCY COJlßS—Special the Press. Throughout Km ~,.

rl ~M p»i
>n»iV
Hi in 9 *, hsiulsoiuc. fI
IDB/, fl? uei,ign,
tenaut right, reduction of rents in Ire- OUR TRACED "ready-to-work" LINGERIE IS NOT ONLY THE BEST EUT THE CHEAPEST.
™

tab. Special Price, 7 tabs for ls, Price, ild. each. and palliatives. Legislatures had passed
laws to restrict the callous greed of land, compensation for improvements, I 1 m
l .L...iiuwiii.ii»Mi».iw .-iii.jai.iliuji/jujijiiiui. JI.LLMII .mt-uum '!„ , Exceedingly '
i

j... . lwul i.. nuuji..-u. UJI

Capital. Associations had been organ- and other Labour demands, tlio Catholic
I I^lOl''flk?^f ''ll Art Needlework Specialists Tamntulle Nightie 6/11 I
■

ised .to relieve 'the pressure of the in- puiest has thrown :n his lot with
CT,
W /I.
cidents . of.. labcmr. .The. .workmen them- the labourer, has shared his suf- II %3i-as£fl O £«sCd©' LAMBTON QUAY TamntuiiecSL ,'."•■•.""• 0
". - 5/9
.

selves had combined to defend their ferings and his wont, while at t>o
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tl/%l&.I , <$L

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natural rights, and at times to declare same time cheering him with the ..sooth- . ■ , . •
■■■ , Tftvantulle Kniokprs.(closed shape).. 4/3
..WILLIS STEEET ' Tarantullo N.D.toko
.

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WL'-~ Please Address P.O. Box" 32, 'Wellington

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open war. between Capital, and Labour. ing touch of a-mother. Jf brighter days
... ...

All these tWmos and exertions proved

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are coming—which may God grant-Ire-

only one thing—the state of perplexity land will nover forget, the fostering caw
and impotent effort. The issues were too of the Church in her dark days. '1 Ins
vast and too far-reaching, the problem rapid and incomplete survey of the ac-

"sEWJp ,'IACHINES 1 BICYCLES "1

■too intricate, varying from year to year.
" The Church's Mission.
Wβ have been repairing and supplying machines and bicycles in-this city for
What did the Catholic Church to
assuage the workman's lot? Her mis-
Nearly 10 years, and now: have clients all over the Dominion and islands. We, sion is not to create governments, nor
have given them satisfaction and can pleaso you. to constitute society. She is catholic,
and accepts any form of government,
tion of the Church in Europe proves
her to bo now as always ,tho refugo ol
the oppressed and the. protector of La- Do not pay
bour. She does not stay cr pretend to
unravel economic puzzles; that is not good money
her mission, but she sees the workman
in distress and oppressed by Capital, and for bad soap:
throughout Europe she has taken prac-

t
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empire, monarchy, aristocracy, demo- tical means to lighten his burdens and have good
to give him some degree of independence.
cracy, republic; and she strives to direct
Our Goods are the Best all in the principles and dictates of mor- The Church alone attempts to control the
ality. Not commissioned to constitute inmost cause of the labour struggles, and
the greed of capitalism, and.the excited
■ Our Skill Undeniable
Our Reputation Valuable . Serve
yoij j
society, or direct commerce, or regulate
industry, or dictate Iho method of using
the forces of Nature, sho accepts exist-
ing industrial arrangements, pronounces
where they diverge from the principles
of justice,-exposes and condemns oppres-
passions of the workman, and by her or-
ganisations, whether of musters or of
men, she can use. that influence over 'the
human heart that Cliri.st has committed
to her. She is specially fitted to deal
with the far-reaching cornpik\i :ions of
sion, and extends her sympathy, her
:

the -modern system.

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For Everythinjl for Sewing Machines & Cycles charity, and her active influence and ex-
E, J. ■w. I Unl I ertion to mitigate the .hardships of any Principles of Justice.
99 wmis street) WELLINGTON. Estab. 1880 system. What, then, did she to The only existing agency capable of
mitigate modern .evils? Her visible promoting ..common action among nations
..'■»■■'..' head, the Pope, proclaimed, with is the Cnurch. tihe is catholic, she is
'no uncertain voice, the iniquity of everywhere,'.shu'. is bound to uphold the
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the oppression of capital. In 1887 the principles of justice, and she could ad-
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future Pope Leo XTII,' then Cardinal judicate, equitably between the demands
Archbishop of Perugia, issued a pastoral of capitalist ami workman. AY hen .:=

on. the evils of the''time, in which .he was a slave sho inured iiim, she
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said: "The modern schools of economics strengthened him, she brought, out his

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have considered labour as the extreme manhood and gave him his name and Ins
end of man, whom they account as it
machine of more or less value, according
is he aids moro' or less in production.
liberty; when he was a serf siie worked-
with him, she cheered his toil, she
brought him comforts and watched over
THE ABOVE INQUIRY WAS MADE BY
Hence no consideration for the normal
man, and the- colossal abuso that is
made of the popr and the lowly by those
who seek to keep them in a state of de-
him until he obtained his

she brought pence to his work and

pendence in order to grow rich at their
expense. And oven in countries which
have the reputation of being foremost in
civilisation, what grave -and repealed
complaints do we not hear of the ex-
cessive!hours of labour imposed on (hose
that must earn their bread at tho sweat
of their brow?, And does the sight of
poov children, slml up in factories, where,
freedom;
when he was a craftsman she breathed
him,
the spirit of piety and charity into com-
PURE
i The Minister of. Defence,
(SIR JAMES ALLEN)
"I;
fort to his heart, and made l.im Con-
tented and happy. Through the long
ages sho lms been his friend, \m pro-
tector, his champion: it has been her
mission, her duty", and a labour of lovo:
whatever lmiy bo his distivss, hardships,
or oppression, he can - rely with confi-
dence npou her support, her assistance,
and her fostering cave.
. Brigadier-General Richardson.' • "

\B.B / m the midst of their premature toil,

, (Comma,ndant N.Z. Expeditionary Force, England)
consumption awaits them—does not this '

sight provoke words of. burning indigna- CAMP NOTES

tion from every gonerous eoul, and oblige REPLIED- ,
Governments and Parliaments to make
laws that can serve as a check to this lUie iolluwing tuniporary iijjpoiutinents
inhuman traffic?" These 'words show have wen approved by Uie Uami) Coiu-
how the heart of Cardinal Pecci melted niaiidiint at Truntliani:—
•at the prevalent distress of the working Headquarters Stall' (iJaiutenance De-
partment).—Sgt. P. Cniug to be etaft-
man; and shortly after he became Pope.
.sergeaut; Cpl. L. C. Jausen to be ser- THAT'S WHAT MOTHER USES
A Note of Warning, geant; i J te. A. V. Miuidereoii to be cor-
poral.
.■I ' Almost at once ho sounded the note of The following men of the Foi'ty-sevcnth
warning against anarchy, communism,
■

and Socialism as dangerous to society, Keinlorcements have been appointed pro-

rich and poor, and exhorted the bishops bationary corporals:—L.-Cpl. H. W. Har- Tne/ijiswer'.^Sifwm^Question
to encourage associations of artificers vey, Ptes. J. 11. Price, W. J. Lether-

I
lantl, and A. E. Bezar.
and workmen under the protection of The cup presented by the Camp Com-
Obtainable at All Tobacconists
religion. With paternal affection he re-
ceived deputations of workmen, and show- mamlimt 'lor tlie best-kept huts and
ed his anxiety to soften tho lot of la- lines has been awarded to the '17th Spe-
bour. To French workmen, in 1889, he cialist Company for the week ending
Saturday July 20, with the -Ilth M.lt.
said: "What we ask of you is to cement Becond.
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anew the social edifice by returning to

the spirit nnd doctrines of Christianity;
reviving, at least in substances, in their
manifold and beneficent attributes, and "JJUjN DOWN" PEOPLK. Vide Wellington Evening Post, 25th June, 1917
under such forms as the condition of The condition of l>eiiig: *"iriiTi down" is
our times admit of, those corporations of Olio that doctors Jo not recognise ae a

,~~RATNER arts and trades, founded upon a Christian ao4

disease; the physician of to-day who jjok?
„.

d
SAFES!
ideal, and inspired by the maternal solici-
tude of Ihe Church, which formerly pro-
vided for the material and religious'noeds
of the working classes, facilitated their
his training in a lio?pi!;nl where severe
disorders only are encountered, knows
little about it. But (hose who are rim
INSURE YOURSELF FROM FROM lisS
labour, took cure of their savings and down in health know that it. is not a
fancied affliction. COMFORT |L ASK YOUR f' '"'7" m ' =3= ca »

j ca gg
.

■'- FIRE, FALL, OR BURGLARS, .economics, .defended their rights, and

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supported in duo measure their legiti-

The expression "run down" comes from QUAUTY
VALUE
W DEALER o>
the feeblo action of au unwound clock, • .gjev DEMONSTMI
Br InttalUns one of these Celebrated Bates. Twolve corner gteil Umiy }n- mate demands." and the comparison is a good one. Ap- PLEASURE IT fIDM
the cssentUl joints that »re neoeniur in
feet Id conetruotlon; contalni illreliability. plied to health, it meuis a condition in
Memorable Encyclical, For Sale ihrouqhsnggr-out Australasia ,
which all the bodily functions Hire en-
NO RATNER SAFE HAS EVER HAD ITS CONTENTS DESTROYED
In 1801 lie, issued that ever memorable
encyclical "lierum |iiovaruin," on the
condition of labour, which commanded
feebled. Appetite fails, the digestion is
impaired, the nerves are impoverished,
the complexion beco;.nes paie, there is
N.B. Firebricks
BY FIRE. NO RATNER SAFE HAS BEEN ENTERED BY BURGLARS.
Its form oi cionstructlon allows It to [all from any h'.ijht nlthom buretlnf-
the attention and respect of tho world.
Therein he defines the duties and respon-
no animation, but rattier worry and men-
tal depression. Fatigue is a constant la tho only Perfect Stropper in existence.
N.B. Firebricks
therefore absolute security. BRITISH MADfc. sibilities of employer.and workman, and symptom. And tue only one with tUo
Wtlte for particalare or call anif «oeth» goods at hie thorough kiuiwlmlge of the difficulties No particular orgnn being; nffrclcd, yon
of the situation and his sympathy for must look for relief to Ihe blood, as it Diagonal Slide Stroke.
The SIEWMI TIIER, 61ASS I HARDWARE COMPANY, ltd. the labourer are conspicuous throughout.
Take note of the following: "But all
circulates everywhere. Improvement in
the l)loi)(l it. ([uitfcly Ml thrmishnnt Ihii
Straps any Wade, ordinary or safety.
Gives an oilfo Hint nmkes Blmving de-
with the trouble and expense of 'e-brick-
ing. None so good for furnaces, gas re- j
,
wPSM!fy
NJ**\ /Ms
•>——J \wXCs), \®'
\|r W
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entiro system, and Dr. Williams' Pink B

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m, tt, «4 CODRTENAT PLACE. WEI/LINGTOH AGENTS. agree, and there can be no question what- lightfully oasy nnil plpnsnnt. (oris, biikore , ovens, or for firegrate |
ever, that some remedy must be found, Pills ure ouo of tho best an.l "lost con- PUHE OEPENOABLe WINES fe|l Luncheon er

WANGANUI-MAKTO.V MOTOR SEE- SUHK CURB fOB VABICOSE

and quickly found, for the misery and
wretchedness which press so Jieavily at
-
venient blood builders. As your organs blood
becomes rich and red, 11-o variousrecovers
Milt iort yon gtt lit SLIDE STROKE there.
•ire cheap imil&tiooi aboot.
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tions eichlwo.l"
tee"' >d for epooial
toi incse, i.no tor
voik.
|
nnOP
.?' M°' th greateßt Va,U ,Or promo,i "9
°
good health.
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"OLEN-ROYAL" Wines (the products of tho World's Loading Vino- |

this moment on the large majority of the regain (heir tone and the body Procuiablc from 8 yards) are absolutely Pure, Fully Matured and Moderate in Price. !
VICE. ULCERS.
Samuel Brown, Ltd.
Ct Tj_i
TV) you suller with Varicose Ulcers? very poor. The ancient workman's guilds its vieour. Tf you hnvp any en- all of Ironmongers, Jewellers, and
i i

Leave Wnngnnui Twice Daily to •*-'

€ABS destroyed in the last century, and Pthe above symptoms Iry Urn lonic treat- INSIST on glew RoYal" brawd
,

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were ,
link up with Auckland-Welling If 1 ca n guarantee to euro you. p
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ment with Dr. Williams' Pink ilfe. but

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Post Office, Wa- My troahnent ie painless, ami requires no other organisation took their place. Tobacconists. COAL, GRAIN, AND TIMBER
.

'■ Expresses.
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operation, Public iiisliluliun.-i and Ihu laws hiivo buy a substitute. | and you will avoid the Injurious effects associated with adulterated
ngniiiii, 6.45 a.m. Leave J'arkville Pri- no and is not costly, never . . i?, fl\ wines of immature and Intorlop quality. Ifl
vate Hotel, 3.111) p.m. Cars return to Write for full information to repudiated the ancient religion. Hence, FREE.—Send lor valuable booklet II m cm'! m il, wile to Boi U, AncH.nJ.
31-33 Johnston Street
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WELLINGTON. |\\ »an» //

by degrees, it has come to pass that "Buildinu Up the Wood" to Dr. Wil-
...

Wnnganui on arrival of Main Trunk fix-

• presses at Morton. Reliable Service,
James Hodsori> Wnnjanui. 'Phone 505.
ERNKST HEALEY",
'Phone 29.
Chemiat,
Foxton.
working men have been given over, iso-
lated and defenceless, to the callousness
liams' Mcrlipine Co, Box b«, ir.L.U.,-
Wellington.—Advt.
Wholesale from BBODERICK AND
CO., Harris Street, Wellington,
Tory Street Depot-
Willi? Street Depot
'Phone
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 4 THE DOMINION, SATURDAY,, JULY 20, 1918.
WOMAN'SW f 1
A Wealth of Special Values
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ORLD.
MATTERS OF INTEREST FROM FAB AND NEAR.

(Bγ J.HOGEH.) i fidt in vies 'oompaxisoH

SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
Wedding at Colombo.
The marriage of Alexander Beddie
Trail, of Paraville, Moneragala, eider
son of George Shewan Trail, M.A., M.D.,
of Steiclien, Aberdeen, to Margaret Ethc-I.
younger daughter of Captain G. G
Smith, of Day's Day, took place at Ft.
Andrew's Church, Colpelly, Colombo, on
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:, These happy looking men are May G. The Rev. David' Macmicliael offi-
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Comparisons may sometimes be "odious," as the old proverb asserts. Yet most
Y.W.C.A. Notes. » women believe in comparing values before they come to final decisions about purchases.
On Thursday night the last of tho "Quite right, too," you'll agree.
series of lecture.? by Dr. Platls-Mills took
place at'tho Y.W.C.A. This lecture was . Well, we're proud to know that the Goods, Prices, and Bargains at
a resume of tho five that preceded it
on ''Physiology and Sex Hygiene," vith
the addition of some- lantern slides to
'llustrate sonio of the subjects npon
which the lecturer had given instruc-
tion. A most helpful period of time was
again spent in answering questions that
had been sent in by tho audience. At

ciated. The bride, who had recently ar- tho close of the lecture one and an-
':':; ■ business men who are ever on rived in the island, and was the guest
of Dr. S. W. and Mrs. Garve at their
other from the audience vnso to
their gratitude to Dr. Platls-Mills nnd v
residence "Swiss Cottage," was giten to the Y.W.C.A. for affording, this op-
: ; the look out for opportunities, away bj- Mr. F. E. Bisset. She wore a
pretty irock of cream net over an under-
portunity of acquiring knowledge that will bear the closest comparison, and never fail to come ,^™'l^^L UiU -

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is so necessary to girls. Miss Hunt, \
skirt trimmed with wreaths of tiny pink M.A., thanked the lecturer as a represen- out triumphant in point of Quality, of Variety, and of T\\ -ran-
It is second nature for these ■ IOOF MOpS

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large hat to match was worn, and slio Low Prices.

mittee, and Mrs. Pearson, president, in
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fellow-men of ours to seize oppor-
tunity and take advantage oi it,
I ' carried a sheaf of Madonna lilies. The
best man was Mr. Hoy Will"ims. .Dur-.
ing the service the hymn "0, God of
Bethel, by Whoso Hand" was sung, and
tho name of the Beard of Directors. One
of tho girl members presented Dr. Pl.itts-
Mills with a bountiful posy of violets
and tiny dainty flowers before the sing-
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\PqPJ while the bride and bridegroom left the

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This special HAT chance is an
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in" of the National Anthem.
The-Blue Triangle Y.W.C.A. Fut is nil ' '
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sohn's Wedding March. Those present important factor in the lines of the brave
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J-,^" l (-LOIIIS— L'sually 3s.
in the church were Mr. and Mrs. 1". I?.
Bisset, Mrs. Game, Mr. and Mrs. L. B.
women of the Women's Auxiliary Army SEE OUR'WINDOW DISPLAY OF BLACK AND COLOURED FELT j 3(I
- n . Nm,r , 'O PrT lce . ,2s - 3d-
Corps. It is fast becoming a feature of
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Gourlay, Messrs. 11. A. Trail, and C. W. munition towns and army camps of
HATS-All good quality, fast dyes, and up-to-date shapes and modes. ( SalepTicf'fc Md"
iy'-/BBBHyy l^lll j Usual Prices, from 10s. lid. to 16s. Cd.
Fisher. A reception was held at the Sale Price, 3S. 11d. each. B.B: RESERVOIR MCT-Us'unlly
Prance, where girls are being sent in in-
jm\Wm Here you have an ALL-FUR

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G.0.J1. creasing numbers. ,Tho opportunity of
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50 STRAW SHAPES-In Black and colours; large, medium, and small
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helping in the building and equipment

?;>•;/ LOUNGE HAT in alt Fashion- Of Historic Lineage. of these'much-needed "bits of home ■ shapes in Tagel and Pedal. UsualPrices, from 10s. Cd. io 21s. her tips to prevent scratching.
12ln' wide-Usually 10s. 6d.
The death of Mrs. Roderick M'Donnld conies to the associations of the United Sale Prices, 7s. 11d. each.
I.;; ■ able Colours {or Men s Wear
,
_ \£i«sL^ in lier OGth year has occurred at Kai-
koura. She was born in Stratlicona,
Kingdom and to Canada and Australa-
sia. It is a cause that appeals, to enfe- PEETTY MODEL IN DARK GREEN SILK VELVET-Trimincd with
Sale Price, 7s. 6d.
Hin.wide-Usuallyl2e.6d. .

'•■-. ' '. ' Greys in Light and Dark' Shades

Ross-shire, Scotland, and was, through
her grandmother, a direct descendant of
guard tho women who have offered them-
selves for work in order thqt all men, fur and possinture. Usual Price, M>.. Sale Price, 15s. fid../ ■ , Mio.mce, 3s. 6d..

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able and willing for service at the front,-

and Fawn Shades—all with black
the famous historical heroine, Flora
M'Donald. She travelled to Melbourne in mav be released. There are over 30
MATRON'S HAT IN DEEP TONED VIOLET PAMNE-Wlth crown of
Russian violets in rich shade; finished handsome folded bow of satin ' '■
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Mfllß V/Ilfe
I'.H.vl'JJ ilils
1852 and came to New Zealand in 1857, hut's with the Y.W.C.A. Blue Triangle

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ribbon to match. Usual Price, Ms. Cd. Sale Price, 19s. 6d.
■ bands, too—the very smartest marrying' at Nelson in the eanie year.
After their marriage Mr. M'Donakl
nailed in front, jn addition to manystill
Home commands, and more are
urgently needed*. In Cnlais there is a hut
in '

A CHARMING MODEL-In rust-coloured silk and panne, underlined

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Half-pint bottle-Kisually Is. 9d.-
w ,
Sale Price, Is. 3d.
managed a run for the late Dr. Renwick
thing for sure. : Uns-Usually^s.- fid.
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: . • " for ten years, and in 1807 the pioneer ,£I2OO, given by girls
built at a cost ofBoulogne with Navy panne; trimmed with ribbon; velvot to. match; finished
GsTod
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conplo took up land, in Kaikoura. The of London. In there is an- with handsome flat ornament, or-icntal colour and design. Usual Q uart Cane-Usually ' ' S
•journey from Blenheim to Kaikoura oc- other Blue Triangle hut, tho gift of the Sale Price, 21s. Price," ss. 3d.
■ All one price— , . cupied ono month, so difficult were the inhabitants of a small town, collected byA
Price, .84 15s. . • ' Salo

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means of communication in those days. two elderly men, one of whom said.
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,30 READY-TO-WEAR .SEMI-TRDE MED STRAWS-In Tagel, Pedal,' Vlnmacimra mßin

The deceased lady had been a widow for letter of thanks from a girl at the front
32 years. She leaves two sons nnd three is sufficient thanks for nil I h«ve done. nnd Lesere; bhick and colours.' Usiiol Price, 395. 6d; ■

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The address at the Y.W.C.A. to-morrow Sale Price, 21s.

daughters-Mrs. Angus Kemxvjy, of.Kai-
koura: Miss M'Donald, of Kni-
koura; Mrs. Jameson, North Island;
Alexander M'Donald, Kaikoura; and
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afternoon will be given by tho Rev. B.
Hutson, and the subject will be The READY-TO-WEAR VELVET BLOC KED CROWN-And small roll brims.
Christian's Hope." Young women who Usual Prices, 12s..fid. nnd 15s. 6d. Sale Price, 4s. 11d.
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Dunoan M'Donald, North Island; also have recently arrived in this city will

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19 grandchildren nnd nine' great-grand- find friends and 1)0 warmly welcomei
during tho tea and social hour that will
Now they're Worth Seeing, aren't they ? Call To-day. n
children.
follow tho short bright service.in charge L ' I 'J
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The monthly meeting of the Central of the -prWamme at the weekly "social

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Union was held in the Y.M.C.A. rooms
yesterday, Mrs. M'Donald presiding. In
at the Y.W.C.A. to-night. Manyhelpleading
local artists have promised to
the musical part of the programme, and
with
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response to Mrs. Niimno's appeal it was
n good programme of. games has- ,bccn
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decided to join with the District Union

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WELLINGTORV' in holding a "Sailors' Day" in aid of

the mine-sweepers and crews of torpe-
doed, vessels. Several .letters of thanks,
sent to Mrs. iXinnnoby sailors who had
planned. ,
"Two Years on a Hospital Ship v.-ui
bo the subject of a lnntern lecture to be
(riven by Chaplain F. T. Rend at tho
YWC.A. next Thursday, at 8 o clock.
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received woollen comforts last year, were Members and friends will bo welcome,
read. These letters showed how accept- and a collection will lie taken for the
able the gilts had been. Mrs. Ninuno
explained tuat owing to the uncertainty foreign department work.
of transport fiho was anxious to send No Badges for Soldiers' Mothers.
money if possible. A paper written by
Mrs. Godfrey on "How Prohibition was The issue, of badges to the parents oi
Won in Manitoba" was read by Mrs. men who iroluntoered for iietivo' service
M'Donald. Mrs. Godfrey, who was in lias been tho subject of correspondenceSol-
be-
Manitoba when the vote was taken, told tween the Auckland Branch tho of the
the story of the campaign, which had diers' Mothers' Leagr.lo and Slinistor
A. beautiful series of Hand-painted Sachets in Jap Silk;
been waged for sixteen years before vic- of Defence, states the "Herald." In his
reply to the representations of the leagac,
Qmctly Soothed . \q tory was won.
Sir Jame3 Allen stated that only mom-
hers of tho National Reserve were enlMod
make charming Gifts, at small cost.
1/9, 2/3, 2/6, 2/8, 3/6, 4/3, 4/11.
and Healed Ly j,. '^^
Groat preparationa.' are being mado to wear the association's badge, nnd did so GIVE HIM OTOj
Violet Day on August 1,
for far us he was aworo Government
tho badge ns a re- Happy, Healthy Boys need food
Heavily Embroidered Sachets, exceedingly handsome.
which is being organised by a not intend to issue with "stay" in it—food that will ' ' At 5/6, 8/6.
lnrgo and very '.capable- committee to cognition of soldiem' mothers. The ques-
TrialFree
Bathe freely v \'X fm
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benefit the- funds of the Copper Trail,
which, as everybody knows, is for tbo
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Ked Cross. Contributions or violets ami
tion of providbß a badge for parents of
volunteers had been under consideration
on several occasions, and it had been de-
build Strong Bone and Hard Teeth
as well as sound firm flesh. Such a
food is
These Prices are Post Free for cash. '

other spring flowers, sweets, eggs, nnd cided that 'tho proposal could not be
with Cuticura \ \ M ) . produce uro invited by the committee, and adopted.
Soap and hot it is hoped the response will be generoue
water, dry and , | for the sake of tho cause—that of sick
and wounded soldiers. In addition to Tho funeral of tho late Rev. Mother COOKED IN ONE MINUTE Art Needlework Specialists,
gently apply "P Jk.ffl
' the (stalls already taken the Kolburn
Gabriel, assistant, superior ami mis- Children delight in Oto because it's
postal addkess: ,

vfj r H Ladies' Presbyterian Guild will conduct BOX 3° i

i i This basket of fruit in a perfect state of maturity Cuticura Oint- tress of novices' at <the-Lowishnm! Con-
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'a stillI at Ihe top of tho Kolburn tram-
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ment. Use night and morningf. vent of the Little Company of Mary, children too,. because so easily. di- . Wellington.
1 sweet, juicy—fresh and delicious awaits you at f way terminus. Many promises of help
For pimples, rednes3, roughness, havo already been received, and tho dny
Sydney, took place at tho Linwbod.Ceme- gested; Oto is economical—and
tery, Christclmrch, on Wednesday. At
..■■■' I yon' grocer's. Winter or Summer it never varies; I itdiing and irritation, dandruff, itching ' promises to be very successful.
Nathan is tho organiser, and
Mrs.
10 30 a.m. Mass was celebrated in die in these days Economy matters!
V'.'.■>.■«jk'l you have at hand a uniform and reliable dish' .4 scalp and falling hair, red, rough hands Wiilter
Mrs. Sleemnn the secretary. chapel of the Convent of tho Maternal
Heart, Lewisham, Bealey Avenue. Bishop
. Sold in 41b. and 201b. Bags
FULL WEIGHT
at a moment's notice. ■ /I and baby rashes, itchings and dialings, Brodie, was tho celebrant, Father Your Grocer nolle it—if out of stock-send , hi*
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On flunc 21, at the Basilica, Welling- Graham, S.M., deacon, Father Siik, sub-
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n«mo to Langdwni and,Son, Ltd., Christ-

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these fragrant, super-creamy emollients
ton, a very quiet wedding took nluco church, and .von willbo supplied.
are wonderfully effective. deacon, Dean Regnault, assistant priest,
when Miss B. M'Donnell, fourth daugh-
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and Father Price, master of ceremonies.
lIAINES

Sample Each Free by Mail. . Address ter of Hie late Mr. and Mrs. L. Jl'Dun- The music was rendered by a choir of
nell, of Auckland, was married to Mr. priests. Afterwards the bishop upoko of
post-card: "E. Town 3 & Co., Sydney, ,1. A. Farquhar, only eon of the lato
N. S. W." Sold throughout the world. Jfr. and Mrs. William Farquhaiv of tho good work accomplished bv the rever-
end mother.
Blenheim. i
;^iIMHIBW/IWil!BWajWtg'3!ri'ftM:t.'l»WiW:(:f«UMi|] A meeting of (he Women's Committee
Dr. .Tessio Maddison, of Christchurch, of the Tribute to France Day is to be
>■; MWm ore carefully selected from the ■^m^»assL^'■ who has been visiting Auckland, will
return to Wellington by to-day's express,
held in No. 2 Committee Room of tho
Town Hall on Monday afternoon at
It is not too early to
If m Wj. (fihest orchards of Central Otago. -
4$ Wjk 'The full flavour of tfie fresh fruit |]>5L..
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=^^ Wli SheefrJricpi ami will stay a few days beforo leaving
for tho south.
three o'clock, at which a statement
tho results achieved by the effort will
be made. It is hoped there will be
of
[i
order a New Costume
HORROCKSES'" I
\ OUTWEAR wt HEAVIER MAKtS Hi ~i
/- v §m$ is retained by a special process. i|r(^a/vrvST I offeueo is substitutes Hostesses at the Soldiers' Club for-tlie good attendance of members and helpers.
oming week art as follow:—Sunday, Mrs.
>@i|@|oSl"
Q I: 'on tEli'EOCe
Purity and cleanliness are insisted ©) I I
E.-.'A9iiSMEC ./91
Jacub'Joseph; Monday, Wellington Col- HOSPITAL CAMOUFLAGE is not too early to order
' JSfl on in every sta'gc of making— {K, nl. lege Old Girls; Tuesday, Mrs. D. Stnw- T ADIES! It
Costume for Spring.

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your now
iirl; Wednesday, Mrs. C. Earle; Thurs-
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ilJlii even the tins you buy it in are IMP, UrvMl^L' For Push Carts, Prams, and Chairs. Except at prayers, dressings, and dur-
day, Ladies of St. Mark's; Friday, Mrs.
I|bL solderless. Try a tin of pre. wi^tf^ At anyrate yon would do well to con-
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ing the doctors' visits, we arc never quile

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The new styles to rule this year are

JFwADE'e^J weariness and monotony of tho house of
Next Tuesday the Thorndon Red Cross pain which every hospital must invari-
Committee will havo a Cake Day at the ably be at bottom. It is not that they
decidely attractive, ond if you will call
we will bo pleased-to indicate their gene- The Bulk Selfinq of Tea j

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/% ral nature.
Wellington Red Cross Shop. There Will ignore or try to forget their disablement
be n supply of delicious homo-inado in any, way; in fact, they sometimes go
cakes, scoucs, and bread. Purchasers are out of their way to remind each other We have made arrangements for a
All 'the tea leaf from the Ceylon plantations is I
*&XZ&£Lz=r*- .f*SJC| ft \\-v asked to. come early and secure the many of it.
good tilings there will bo on sale. Cakes For instance, I overheard two men ar-
large stock' of new materials—the very
latest. Would you like to make, your
I sold by auction in Colombo, just as wool is sold in l
HOLDER -Js& for soldiers will be an especial feature. guing over the use of a pair of crutches. choice at once? 1 New Zealand. '
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r jrjHß\onmost efficient Protector ever put

tho market. Simple and effec-
There ■ will be morning and afternoon "Well," one ended magnanimously,
tea, and tickets for : the linen chest, the "you can have them to-dny. I shall get
Morrison and Penney Costume is
A J Buyers gather to these sales from the world
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noted for its general superiority over all over, but as our buyers are resident in Colombo the
tive. Impossible for any child to fall three pictures, and the box of tea, may them for a good spell when your leg's other costumes—its distinctive character.
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or free itself. Easily adjusted. Abso- be obtained during the day. Many Two beau- off!"
year round, they are able to secure the very pick of
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lutely safe. .Buy one—Protect Your tiful cakes .will 1* raffled. uflors
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It is rather as though when a new ex- p

Baby. (Post I'i-eo to Address), 4s. of gifts havo been received. . The day perience comes along they say to them-
lorsisoii -Penney I t(ie leaf for
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J. S. LAND (Sole Agent for North Is- promises to be a great success. selves, "There must be suinething awfully
land), G9 Willis Street, WELLINGTON. funny about this if we could only find
.0— i" It is only a week, since the local Coun- it out. Let's have a'good try, anyway." LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S
HIGHEE grade of Grocoriea, alovrer scale of prices, and the giving =—.~n. __«

tess of Liverpool Fund Committee start- And their efforts are almost invariably
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For IBTF'L'D'EIXrSA.UsQ TAILOR,
■'<■. of Cash Register Tiokete avo three advantages you gain by pur-
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''ffllVPrprWEnrzf HegiitcrcdSamo ed a shop, situated at 1117, the Arcadia successful.
HuildiiiEps, Lanibton Quay, at which sol- ' ;
i -;t -..ohashig Campbell Groceries. n f \?K 7/fl for A man who had been badly gassed and Macarthy's Buildings, '.
diers' comforts of many kinds are sold. lost his voice once summoned mo across msi/m
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Tlio first assures satisfaction; the'second safeguards your j-urso, UUuiLJUMaIIU Man's Esucnco Already peoplo are appreciating the con- tho ward with a beckoning finger. WILLIS STEEET WELLINGTON.'

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The Groat Money-Saving Eemedy anti-ver-
and tho third secures you rxtrn. items withonl extra expense. i venience ol being able to buy "The doctor said I was to keep very
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FOR COUGHS, COLDS, CATARRH min shirts for their soldier relatives and quiet, Sister,'' he whispered, as I bent This accounts for the unvarying high quality of each
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Costs S/- Hakes 1 pint Sqvss 10/--JI friends in the trenches, socks, balaclavas, down to know what he wanted, "but I jl grade of Packet Tea we sell.
""■■-" p scarves, mittens, leather waistcoats, can't make a noise!" And lie went off
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housewives, etc. In addition soldiers' into paroxysms of soundless mirth. Puddings, pastry, scones, cakes
40&42 Manners Street—'Phone 443. gift parcels are made up and may bo In the same way .a man will sit on the
$ From all Grocers 1
fl W! purchased from ss. up to 10s., including theatre tu.ble immediately before his oper- turn out light and appetising if
uANIr D E.LL7 LIU.
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293 Cnk Stmt-ThnH 2524 a.
163Riddiford Street—'Phono 1084.
postage. Among the goods contained in ation, in fits of laughter at the fun of Edmonds' Baking Powder is an
these parcels are potted meats, jam, to- the thing. "Here's a joke. Let's, laugh ingredient. Always pure, al- ■ '
bacco, sweets, eocks, tin of condensed at it while we have the chance," is his
milk, - stationary, tooth-brush, tooth attitude. ways the same; "Sure-to-
paste etc. There seems to be little A man who has lost a leg will leave Rise"—keep a tin in the
doubt but that tho shop is meeting with no stone unturned to convince himself house. All grocers sell nis
a very great need in these busy times. and everyone else that it is quite the

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Tho JJiramar Red Cross Guild held a most amusing thing that could have hap-
Cake Day at the Wellington Red Cross pened. If no can get his nurse in a
Shop yesterday and realised about .£23, moment of iorgetfuluoss to hunt for his
an excellent result for aciiko day only. second slipper, it is tile guatest joke of
The members of -he guild had worked all.
hard, and the display of cakes, scones, Finding a man roaring with laughter
biscuits, etc., was most tempting. Miss in bed one day, and inquiring the cause,
BAKING nl|
POWDER -is/,
Launch a Blow at the Kaiser ■
Cooper and Miss Moss held their usual he informed me that he had been trying —By Starting on a Food Economy Campaign—
\ The Great Hair Tonic | sale of (lowers. to rub his missing leg! And the same
I for the Whole Family I
man, after his first outing, recounted
with joy the pitying remarks on his con-
Facial Massage.—You can do it in dition that he had overheard. JS^ A T n versa ' ' *■ foo(i ■
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your own homes; these strenuous times J^I§IPi Hl!re s

f CUKES DANDRUFF, SCALP IRRI-
i TATION, STOPS HAIR FALLING,
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So the spirit of laughter dances up and
oho finds it difficult to spare the time down the wards, and brings a smile even
to be professionally shown. Write re tne to tho pale faces of the men who lio in
_—rfdffirria f
tlie '^ee^ l liel P ovcr s'«n to the
yu'itl- v housewife. It cuts tho
tough ends, ami
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H meat sinews, gristle,
I MAKES THE lIAIE GROW. | instructions in the truo massage of the torment. It lightens the nurses' burd- ■ all without mangiing, tcuring, or fqueoz-
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face nnd- the correct preparations to use ens, too, the tiredness, the monotony of EASY
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5 TP your hair ia too dry or two oily, ;

and how and when to use them. Tlie work, the little worries' and ■jealousies,
iS'^^ji^S^sV'"js -r
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ing out tho juice.
if it ia Ejilitting at the ends and
Y°,lr chance to help the Housewife—
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looks lifeless, if the Bcalp la too average, woman of to-day little knows that and disappointments that mix tho bitter
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therefore tlw Nation-is (o Imy ono
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K an exquisite skiu is easily within hnr with the sweet in the V.A.D.'s working h*&
'• Korn when you rub them, and if tlio t reach. Adopt the right way immediately day. These .English soldiers teadh us Cke,"sfru" ' v igbt hero to-day." Send at once.
f hairohd is fnllini; out and the bulb on J
and drop using the wrong. A eimulc out-' tho meaning of tho great Englishman's 8/6 (POST "I'HEE).
\'i'!{ rcalp
tho is dry and hard, (hen your i<

i EbJtb The Sims-Hardware Co., Ltd.,

needs a good tonic. DON- ' fit sent to benefit those who wish to truth that "A merry heart goes all tho
"The Daddy of Teas. ,,
( *■ NELLY'S HAltt RERTOREK is .1 • treat themselves at :t small cost. . This dny."
delightful home treiitmont preserves the
J; Benin lonic and lialr fooii. It ; And it is only thoso who havo Iho
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'■ builds up tho liair tissue, feeils flio |i

ecaln and brings the hair bnclt to %
skin from roughness caused by wintry privilege of helping these men .-.long it
I exposure, and positively prevents bluek- who know what a long, long dny it some-
i makeshealth,
(rood mnlics it qrow lougor. !■
it nice, soft, and ploscy, and |; heads, large pores, and other disfigure- times seems lo them.—"S.M.," in the Cuba Street, Wellington.
t, ments;, leaving tho ekin nourished, eootii- "Diiilv Mail.'"
cleaiiD nil ecurf and dandruH from Sleep is a tonic for the tired, but it cannot re-
i?f the scalp. Mothers, you will find cd and beautifully fine in texture. Con- place waste. Morning tiredness ii a sign that
DWNELLT'S improve HAIR RESTORISR ] sult ro Hair Work and Hair Troubles. The First of the feison. Lovely Fresh brain and nenres need phosphorus—toningup I ■ . . >
.

your littlo '.

i will Ri'eatly Miss Milsom, 91 Willis Street. Tel. 814. Otaki Violets no.v arrivinj; daily. Dn'inly
f girls' hair nnd mako it grow lonu, J
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1 I y||SiO j!!i^ |/«lAiif *»,
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V' 4 mal
1 favom' of tl,e "CliurchiU" tailor- [j
in
skirte aml Costull! es' Thoughthey I
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} soft, and glossy.

DONNELLY'S
SPECIAL NOTICE.
HAIR RESTORER |
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Navy serge
boxes packed for posting, from 2s. Gd.
Posies for invalids, Presentation Bou-
and tweed, odd shorts for quets, and all classes cf Floral Work
H Fletcher's .
%J$T ULUiLIOUj mol t'uul 10 "'binary dress, tho j?
'°
i.s made in two grades—No. 1, for boys from 3 years to 18 years, at prices executed in artistic style. Mifs Poole,
70-Manners Street. 'Piiouo :40!).—Advt.
Iw' k ...
>!\!, « 11 and satisfaction they give coat less. { dry hair; No. 2, for oily hair. ranging from is. Cd. to 11s.; hard wear-
Cured Instantly by
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ing and good quality all-wool colonial

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Sold by oil nairilrcsscrs. Chemists, | contains phosphorus in dn easily assimilate
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and Grocers in New Zealand ut
2s. 6d. bottle; by mail 6d. extra.

DONNELLY AND SON,

tweeds and serges run Gs. Gd. to 11s. Geo.
Fowlds, Ltd.-Advt. FRANCIS AND CO. are now showing
most dainty Blouses, suitable for
Evening Wear.
iorra. Aflera fewdoses you will sleep sound-
ly, and walic in ihe morning fil nnd fresh with
a good appetite for brcakfatt and ready fci.
BUNTER'S NEfiVI'NE.
"Wedding Announcements. Beautiful REV. AUBEEY C. PRICE, 8.A., writes: "Owing to ex-
IK Lingerie of every descrip- work, Get a bottle 10-day, 2/6 nnd -4/6. an>
—

65 VIVIAN ST., WELLINGTON. roses and the choicest of flowers only aro tensive decay in 2 double teoth 1 suffered for days with
Also Sydney (Ann.), Bnn Francisco S used when designing wedding bouquets, tion in most Dainty Styles Chemiil or Store, Poil Iree from excruciating pain. I wns recoinmonced to try Bunter's
and Mateiial. Nervino. I did.so, and to ray joy tho pain quickly and
i lif^HSli J I iII w sI ™ AN REET, WELI^GTOJI
Phone,.. 2654-.A.
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(U.S.A.).
Established Half a Century. J
which I mako a specialty of. Packed
and forwarded through tho Dominion.
Miss Murrey, Vice-Eegal Florist, 36 Wil-
"-1 Vveet -

Wvt
FRANCIS AND CO.,
77 Willis Street (Ist Floor), over
Crown Clothing Co.
CHAS.A. FLETCHER
CliTnisf - -
W-l)« «i
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entitoly C C
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ALL CHEMISTS AND -BTOBES.
 THE DOMINION, SATURDAY, JTILY
OUR BABIES
30; 1918. 5
I.i HAPPY CHILD IN A
FEW HOURS!
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A iTfPdt Offpfin in
Published
TBY UYc::ti.l
under Uip nuspicß of the
When Cross, Constipated, or if Feverish,
give California Syrup of Figs."
"

Koyal Kpw Kualaa<l Sariet v for thu

Gta Sweep Sale 11| f i l\ , .. ,

Health of Vauneii and C'h.UUxMi.
"It is wisnr to nut uii :i lujm.ii at ihe
top of a prooii'icu t.lian to iciaiulain an
Ther. Don't Worry.
Mothers can rest easy after giving Cali-
b
imhulanco nt the bottom."
fornia Syrup of Figs—' Oilifiy.* because in
INFAKT MOKTALITr STATISTICS!. a few hours all ihc wasie-
matter, sour bile and fermenting food
POHTHER IXVi'iSTICfA'nOKS. gently move out of the bovvols, and you
These Costumes are magnificent Models, Last WL'flt wo diKHcri come (isiii'i 1 :] have a heal- .
&~» n $1? .
bnnic'nt before the Xc'.son Ilnuicli '-'f the
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JSiiEiiiil tailored for an exclusive London trade. society at its r.iiuual- nectiuK by Jlr.
Young, M.1, , for V.'iiiKato. child again. .rtJfK. f' r, "),•>
They are all new season's creations, and
Mr. Yoniiß told i;. 5 that in 1916 them
were horn in Now Kimlmnl 23,K3 cliiSciivn:
Children
simply will K
f
the total (baths of a!! I'l-s were ia.CC-5: not take the
{'
are,bound to be
/
them v.-as a luitv.r;, 1 incrciise of
Usual Pfkes at e P" ces efe °^ population of nlinitt 18.00;. Of tho !ficOS time fro;n play \
rteallm no fewtr than KA6 were those of to empty tlieir \ /~~^ \sl
snapped up quickly, infants untlor 12 months, and this iium'.'fr boweis, which K
i<
(nestled the toltil immhor of d-'-r.ihs hc-
become tightly \ J J -s\ *'
twfen I hi! aiti-s of ono am! 20 y;ars.
$
l>2/ J2tO £14/14 RICH HEAVY GREY SILK MODEL COSTUME-London
■tailored, halted coat, large turn-down.collar and rovers, laced
Mr. Yo-.injt' r.aid 1.h:;l ll'.cs" we very packed,and then /|
ratnarkii.blii liguvofi. and ho drew l'.ie cor- the liver
'■'ii«ion 'iil't. :'•!,' -jT.rk of ihc Plunknt S»- slu;;gish and the
K J
p> -ff
1 t\j
—

ir Peals with 4 items from flEie Dress

ciefy, whi«h (Im!.i larsi-!.v '.villi ihis rn-a
-y n saxc blue, and finished ball buttons, novnlty bug - shaped year of infant life, was of the v:-ry drcni- stomach s- di LJ**'p?r—i ,,
x
i DepaffimeMS, and SF©m £ Maids' ©ar ,
f\OW All
.

ii pockets, trimmed rope silk stitching, well cut skirt, gathered esl imiiorU-.nie to Ihc Sialf, and was of a ordered. // ) \\\ T\
'f back, large bag-sbapeel pockets; coat slightly fa'ded. niniit natriotii: charaolc! , . When cross,//
/
\Ax\ (| Depaffimaeiat M £!toe Siiowroom. •
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While Ihe fiVirp."" ouol-c3 b,v Mr. Yotinrr feverish,//

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r ■;/ Usual Price, 14 Guineas. are ri;:rii?ka!)!n. it. will iiiior.-r.t our ria;!-
crs lo know that, on conr.iiHii"-' the lutes', restless, see L/ Y .£■=/\V\
Clearing at SALS price, 7 GUINEAS pffidal Vciir Boot: of Sow ZcM.ind (\9\l\ if the tongue tijl
it ia found that more than half of th'j is coated
M
JL'/
/ k
\ \
|l/
\/>s $ The vafees are splesteStol, aratil in-
.

ALL-WOOL SAXE BLUE GAIU3ICORD MODEL COSTUME- l'K6 deaths (viz., 770) of infants unfrr
twelve mouths, which oc.'iin-.'d i'l H;!i. this
thengivgfL
delici-W .U\
W speefflOß is invited.
\f\
In London Tailor-made, box pleated coat back and front, iin- tool! place in the first month.
From (his it would a;i"»i''r that tho firM. ous fruit
I I J\\l
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iahed belt and filagree buckle, cuat Silk lined; smart tail-
IL, 8 II * V
*•*
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orec skirt, pleated on hips, with stitched belt.
month of a i.ialjy'n I'fc i-" ti>" most cnii- .laxative. Childrenlove it, and it cannot
cal and dM-pToiis; mid in lliis n;\:tid:!-ir cause injury. Mo matter what ails your p. GIBLS' SHOWERPROOF COATS-In Fawn and Brown shades; belted and
Usual Price, 10 Guineas. month the Phmkoi. iiiirs? r.ircly comes
into intimate toin-h with the infant. little one—if stuffy with a cold or a sore
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■\ finished with pockets. Usual Price, 295.- B<L
SALE PRICE, 7 GUINEAS Again, when we c.wmiue the rupos of throat, or diarrhoea, stomach-ache and $? v
' & A, Special Price, 17s. 6d.
doaili, (rw!>n'in lhi OK'ial T.-nr■ Krnk. it tainted breath, remember, a gentle "inside

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is found that ranro than a nuart-cr of I hi' cleansing" should always be the first
MATRON'S RICH BLACK PONY CLOTH COAT-In full l-"« infunts (viz., 3Si) who (!''«! lindnr on=
treatment given. Full directions for babies,
!tf> 00 YARDS FIGURED VOILES—In superior quality; neat designs, in Blue,
m a
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flared spe shape, with large convertible collar, inset sleeves,

Guineas. inc
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your of iiirn j n 151{ wer» .certified an tiav-
difd from prematurity. children of all ages and grown-ups are
tj*jj Pink, Navy, Black; 38;9in. wide: Usually 2s. Gd. yard.
patch pockets; half lined .Silk. Usual Price, 0
Wo ii( ;o.-(i is i.".vri nf Ihc HUinbor of printed on each bottle. V. & A. Price, is. yard.
, SALE PRIGS, 7 GUINEAS Blill births, hut. if thnt were added to the
Ask yourchemist for a bottle Califig 'of'
immhor of rlcaths from preuiaturiiy it —California
would be scon whit a tcrrililn loss of hu-
man lifo is duo to failure on the part of carefully and see that it is made by the
Syrup" of Figs, then look 41
0 YARDS ONLY TURQUOISE CLOTH-All Pure Wool Jtcnch make; in Tnr-
fm quoise Blue only; suitable for Goats, Dresses, etc./ 42/.lin. wide.
the parents -before the taby
It was 6o:uov:linl. Nt a Vhoclt to find
is born. CaliforniaFigSyrupCompany. Handback Usually ss. lid. yard.
other fig syrup. ' Cali-
Uwt in the early days of the wnr 40 '"■>■ with contempt any
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ooiit. of our .vmir.K niih olTcrinc for tlm fig,'—California Syrup of Figs, is sold by |.j V. & A. Special Price, 2s. lid. yard.
front were ri'jflctert ns physically unfit. all chemists in bottles of two sizes,
If such a large proportion of our men
1/lJ
and 1/9. yfi NESTLE CLOTllS—Suitable fer Dressing Gowns, Jackets, etc., in shades of Fuil
THE SQUARE/ PALMERSTON .NdftTH
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virc judged unfit- In defend their country,

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the presumption was Hint at least nn DiT£at3=oai.".-:'?jii37.dL-jii;D:iiK.-ji-ix.-,^ri-^lQ'J2nffi liose, Sky, Heliotrope, Palo Pink; 52/4in. wide. Usually 3s. lid. yard,
:

equal proportion of wir women would lie

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V. & A, Special Price, 2s. 11d. yard,
ill lIII'
unfit to fulfil, in the hpst way. the duties
of motherhond. seeing that the boys ami
.girls must have, been brought, up under
similar conditions. That this presumption
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ALL WOOL FLANNBLS-Suitnble for Blouses, Gown?, Jackets, etc., in shade,:
is true, in borne out by the ligr.reß quoted y? of Turquoise and Rose Pink, nlso in Black; 27/Bi*. wide.
Di'illeti em! Filled a'o£o!uto!y
above from the Ofllcial Year Hook.
What Can be IV.no to Combat This Loss
of Infant Life?
painlessiy is ens cf tho
the ago, Tiiis
hi
H Usually 3s. lid. yore,
V. & A. Special Price, 2s, lid. yard,
Much ciin bo done by systematic pre- wonders ef
natal care. In Boston, U-.5.A., great at-
tention haa been given to supplying the
wo aohiovo with ttie anielge-
sfo method; it in nerfsotiy I From fihe

mm
ysxasßtSßsasiiawi. <s\ -aaaismsanssssm /pk .^lasESiniraHEES gPk , esbih

foiM's
isssssa /as. poor, witli proper care and supervision for

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B Bern W&BHumaKBSBsaA's3? w AOTHMffiaaEßaaaaa Wsara | the expectant mother. Owing to the de-
voted and ctithuniaslic efforts and organis-
siir,p!a ami hanr.loss, and 13
ing power of Jlrs. William Lowell I'm- spooiuily applicable, to ner-
mini and other ladies a most complete vous iieopls and oiiiitircsi.
scheme is in operation in the poorer
quarters, and the results have been most
(Continued from Page 4)
remarkable. The troubles and risks of SETS TEETH £3 3s.'
-."pre-mothorhood" and child-birth have
OUR SOLDIERS' CHRISTMAS burn enorwu'isly lessened, and breast-

m i e,
feeding has become the rule in quarters
\ ; FARE where it was exceptional, while the re-
duction in infantile sickness and mortiti
Waking
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ity has been no less striking. The results
./.■■■"■.■' - ;
the puddings.
have so greatly impressed authorities .else.

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Where thav there are now few countries DENTISTS,
a TKJffl; mount only fine stones in eur Jewellery, bM
Plum puddings for our soldiers on ac- where steps are not being taken with a
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tive service, aggrosiiting 13,3001b. in view to training Unfortunately, and safeguarding pros-
119 Willis Street,
© , *'!/ and that is one of the reasons our @ weight, ,inelu;liJig- £Co3lb. for tho men in pective mothers. the help
hosiiitid, Hie making of which is the and teaching offered rarely extends be- I
Efj En dagement Kings ate so beantifnlly brilliant. |s| yond the poorer classes, though the need
task tlic Countess of Livcvpuol of. the so-called ".poor and ignorant" is
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A]A? Ensagemcnt Rings give pleasure, but one
vj;h fine grade gems ie certain to give iho
|| I'mid workers are pugiigpd upon at tho not greater in these matters than the
W
present time, is no light undertaking,
and need of tno ' ienorant and well-to-do."
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ijWaxiitium of delisht and lasting satisfaction, y it is an undertaking. Hint codts much
*Q more money that it has ever done be-
fore. What these Christmas reiuindors throughout
The New Zealand /j.ini.
Our aim ought to be to establish, iftpp Something Quite' New In
Nc-.v Zealand such a scheme of
:|| f Five Diamond Half Hoop Rings from £lO.J |; ' have meant'to our men everybody must "pre-natal., cure" as would practically en-
know, because their letters have told euro the safdy and well-being of moihers
.■'[■■ ; .We solicit your inquiries and favours- f ,« them. They meant recollections uf home of all classes. It was with this end in Best Value'Hardwap® • !i
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view that ihe (lovurnment published, in
in the almost linrealisable days when conjunelion with the sofiety, the little
there was no war, mid they also meant to book "The Expectant j\\v\\\
I W. /HTTLEJOHN k SON, LTD., these men that their people were still I'ii'jt Month," for free ismio to all married
working and still thinking of them, so women. With iho aid of this, and the ser-
Mother and liaby's
»M
/ffiv /f\l
yj\!\yAV
TTOR this week only we offer
k' no of Extreme'}' Attractive
a Special
and Fupnitup® St®pe 'jj
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JEWELLERS--
2224 LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON.
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that
t^
home was brought u little, nearer to
tlie exiles. Bealising these things there
'§ must surely be few people who would tion
vices
early
of the
troubles
l'lunkcl
and
nurse, most of the
difficulties
with motherhood and babyhood could
be obviated, 't'liey certainly will be ob-
in connec- BLOUSES 12/6 IN JAP." SILK WINDER'S CORNER, WELLINGTON j-i
\Vw\l^i'l
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withhold their subscriptions to so tfood viated if the molners wjll do their part THE "lUEAL" HOME BUTTER CHURN.
I
'*'',e matorinl is of high quality, and

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n cause,. especially at a lime who. llieir by merely making use of the instruction,
contributions are more needed then ever training, help, aid supervision offered to ft WmT 1
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s^'es rD V0I) * I A compact little churn, all metal, nothing to go out of order, and speci-
ally adapted for HOUSEHOLD USE. EXTREMELY STRONG AND
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owing to the increased price of the neces- them by the society" throughout the pre- '' ,0 pv 'ce ma k ,v'
s
'' fxpedionfc lo buyNOW. THOROUGHLY RELIABLE. Sold Everywhere 223. lid.
natal period .and afterwards.

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sary materials, year also the Our Selling Price, 10s. 6d., Post Paid.
'f.his The Plunkct Society
Mayoress 'Mrs. .T. P. Luke) has not !>een of ail classes lo seek thfl advice and help
frankly asks mothers This is .your last opportunity, as it is the
able to play tho same part in the under- thai the I'lunket nurecs can so readily Can also be used as a Homo Cake Mixer. We Pay thn Postage. Send
for one To-day. ,
taking that she has on past occasions,' give, 'and to seek such service when it
and,' needless to say, her enforced absence would he of the most avail—viz., long be- V JUST OPENED-LAR GE ASSORTMENT
,

fore the birth of the baby. If this became »» Call and Inspect these Dainty Blouses TO-DAY. HEAVY BRASS KERB.SUITES,
has'been muchfeft. .tho general rule, , I do not- heeitate to i

.
A visit to the Wellington Meat.Works (': Comprising FENDER, FIREIRONS, and STOP. These we are soiling at
say the results would bo very striking— "Where the Smart Hats Are," !
t RSiFs-S-ltxniv.i'jimrf'Mvt,'*''! f! ■P-fffl
nt Ngahanranga, where he 'puddings nra including a further reduction in infant
being imule, was most interesting. The mortality and the establishment of a iMIfteWSOH 8. Liea., 204-266 Lambton Quay, Wellington.
( • Less than Wholesale Price. )\
A'lso, Big Variety ANTIQUE COPPER KEIIB FENDERS From 14s. 6d. j
i
company has placed n cottago and all much higher standard of health and hap-

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throughout life for both mother SOLID BRASS OR ANTIQUE COPPER FIREIRONS
necessary nppliaiicis at ths disposal of rpineeschild. At Less than Landed Cost.

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the Workers, and here for the greater and How many women arc there who enter Now the Holidays are over, wo are offering all classes of
par.C of two weeks they have been hard on motherhood—the most Eacrrd, momen-

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TRAVELLING REQUISITES At Ridiculously Low Prices,
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nj? work making the soldiers' Christinas tous, and far-reaching responsibility of
■plum puddings. Not only have the com-
pany hauled over the cottage to the
lifc-with the simple equipment of know-
ledge and training needed to safeguard- B HOT DRINKS-WARM BEDS f
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GLADSTONE BAGS, KIT BAGS, BRIEF BAGS, SUIT CASES, HAT
BOXES, ATTACHE CASES, COMPRESSED CANE CABIN TRUNKS, (
themselves and deep. their oO'sprinj;. There is

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workers, but they also supply them with really STEEL TRUNKS-in fact, everything required for TRAVELLING.
and pitiful tragedy
-AMUSEMENTS
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a very
lunch every, dny, and also see that, tliero underlying the common r,ayi:i<,-: "The first . Compare our Prices. See our WindJw Display.
i '" ' ■•■■'.■■ '' . arc firiis
'I in the rooms that allow rf such baby is a'u oiporiraaiit"; too often, in-

t
Il,■ CARPET SWEEPERS.
For Milliogggf Men!
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comfort. '
deed, the tragedy extends lo !;lcr chil-
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would do so much for

It was a hive of industry into which dren!
Nothing
JESfEI.
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t!)v writer penetrated yesterday, the mother and child ae a little sound, re-
The BISSELL CROWN ia the BEST CHEAP MACHINE on (.

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liable, friendly, and intimate advice aim the market. Thoroughly reliable. Any part can be replaced. (
workers having been divided into sections, help given at the right time and in the Our Price, 21s. ) .
end each section, in its own particular right -way. The work goes on continuously—every hour—night and day. No household is completo without a "Bissell." Send for one to-day. )

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rooln, carrying out its own particular Xo time could be more iHtinE than the Wherever our Troops are to be found, The Church Army's J 1 Other Prices, 255., 275. 6d., and 375. 6d. J
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"stiu't" In one it was cutting up the present for aypealln.ir to nur women to do War Work is increasing their Comfort, Efliuiency, and Morale.
Tr HE Big advance in the cost of j
mothers, in the name ot post,
fi p?el and denning thu fruit, in another their best, as and for'the sake of future Over 1000 Rest Huts are beinjj operated by The Church T© COUNTRY PATBeNS-You can reach as by. j
three wore at work breaking up the c-ggs— patriotism,

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a..carefui process, as one egg of doubt-
national efficiency. Army—2?.O are in the Shell Zone in France. . Drop us a line (or any particulars regarding prices. We are
Each of its 50 Kitchen Curs provides 300 Hot Drinks at every
1

Kapoc during the last few

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ful age might, unless this care were only too pleased to quote yon.
| taken, spoil a hinlcetl'iil. Up to yester- boiling, for men entering or leaving the trenches, day and night.
1000 Beds are always ready for Troops on leave in London.
George Wialefj Wellington
dny more than 6000 eggs had been broken SAILORS' FRIEND SOCIETY
months has unavoidably increased I and beaten by this.particular little gitug.
In yet another room the bread was being
crumbled (the yield of crumbs to .1 two-
Thousands of Parcels arc sent every week to Prisoners of War.
£50,000 URGENTLY WANTED
pound loaf being about one pound only, ■ The ..programme provided by Miss Eo,
the prices of Bedding* Recent cables f \ owing 10 crust), and in the last ruom van
Shiveren for seafarers at the Sailors
of all was done Ihe mixing, in big bins, Friend Rocieiyaudience,'
lighted her
on Thursday' highly de-
who demanded
5
To Extern! the Work in N.Z. Training Camps, on Troopships
and Hospital Ships, in Hospitals and on every Front.
holding about !)Ib. of tho mixture. With
encores. The performers were the HELP to give Comfort and Relieve the Needs of Our. Brave
advise further advances-so take this | ! Mich large quantities to ileal with it many
can be imagined that, this was no light eon,
tiisk fw those who were performing it, Messrs.
Misses Staveren, A. Duncan, L. Ander-
M. Johiisiin, and I'. Stiivcren, and
NewZealand Boys!
Send Your Donation—Large or Small—Without Delay to
C. Moore and Taylor. Miss ]\.
THE MILITARY AFJPA.IHS COMMITTEE
opportttnrty of securing a good ||
two to each bin, and it was usually done M'Tntoah was at the piaim. Cheery hits o

t in relays. On an average about fourteen of fun were..sent up in the competitions,

iiiiviiißS ire done per day. l>nt this week and prices from lipper \Vi!ys Street
as many as nineteen took place 011 onn went to thn ivinnrT. Mr. Jluove, n.is-
B$
SO
Jas. W. Henderson \ Honorary
Geo. Shinuliffe ) Treasurers

MulgniTO Street, WELLINGTON

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UTTLE THINGS : !
well-made Mattress at a || (I
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il:\v, which meant that 1710 pinimU of siouor, from the ciinir rxpressed Hie Cro.» Cheques "Union Bank, Wellington."
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imilding had been mixed duriuy that clay. iliuiiks (if the society ami Ihe men to
well
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The next stage to be followed after Yw'lliiiKhm residents for these bright

I' moderate price* t] ■ the lnixliivn bad .bean put in ba.-ius and evenings.

\Mk
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covered with paper .was the slcaminrr, as

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/! which was dim with the company's ap-

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paratus, ;i:id bv its employees, in another KELBURN BOY SCOUTS

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building
son:-!! little" distanco away. Nwr?
all (l>? b.i-'i!!:- i;i (lie oily niusl liavn
ly
been commandeered for this purpwe, and

i NOTE OUR PRICES: | on specially ijlr?d shelves they were The annual Hireling of the Kelbuvn
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placed in a Ir.rge iron or steel safe.'the Boy Scouts vns hold last nii;)>L nt tlio
steam turned on, and left,for about eight elubhousa. In addi'.inn io the Scouts
'A, I hours.to strain. This done, Ihey wore many parenls wen: iirfwpiit. Mr. 'I . \V.
1 SINGLE KAPOC BEDS- 25/-, 28/6, 32/6, 38/6.
turned on! of tlieir bnsins into a bin, Jtnrtin occupied I In: chair, anil was stiij-
| from- which they were(made
of the required size
pros>\"d into tin l; povted by Ihe sec nl masters and com-
on the pre- mittee. Tlic report for the year ended
I a matter/
mises), each tin being lined v.-ilh paper, .T lino 39 Int was read by Scoutmaster

j■ SINGLE KAPOC MATTRESSES—Bordered. ,' and when, filled with the iitixinrc. sol- Lawson, and showed the troop to be- in a
! dered down, the finiil trentiiieisl lieiiig satisfactory stale, bolli iviih regard to
Effective soap
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the placing of the tins under lacuum numbers and work. In addition to or-
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20/6, 33/6, 35/6, 42/-. | | pressure

to extract the air through tin* dinary scout subjects, special instruction
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little puncture in the lid, while almost lias been given in boxing and swimming,
i-iMiullaueous'ly tbp piinclurs itself was nnd life-saving, with excellent result-?.
DOUBLE KAPOC BEDS- 37/6, 42/8, 47/6, 55/-. ■ j soldered over, the whole thiiv,' being The roll of honour shows the names of
dene in soii!?t;hin:r n lit He over a iiiinut :.,. 41 ex-monihers of the troon who have
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For the sum of 7s. (id. 11 large [;lu:n ;,"-.w>ved (he will for services abroad.
DOUBLE KAPOC MATTRESSES-Bordered. j piu'.il'.n? may be forwarded to any hosjii
j.il in Eii;.;iiind th") the donor v. islips. tn
\ This number includes seven scouuii,v-t(-rs.
'r la-it a concert was civen in
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«/6, 46/6, 52/6, 57/6. and at tlio s:\me lime he or she may aid of the Red Crass. (lie sum of .I'SH re-
sign a label which will be attached to sulting, and it is intended to hold en-
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the pudding. i'or a guinea three of other concert in August in aid of (lie
? KAPOC PILLOWS- 3/6, 3/11, 4/6 each. I these large puddings will be. Rent to a hoop funds. The statement el' accounts
chosen hospital, with its accompanying shows a balance in hand of Ms. Bd., and
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I label. during the year ,£2B Us. sd. has I eon
The Liverpool workers at "Ngnhauranga sn; nt in ii"iv fr|iii:>iuciil. The report
are greatly imleblrd lo the '■ourtesy «f and accounts jvero adopted, nnd the fol-
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n the nianagiir. Mr. Longinore, for iiis very lowing parents' committee was elected,
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valuable assistance, and to the direc- viz., Messrs. T. TV. Mar! in. J, Derlirg, ) Your GLAI)STOiS E or your SUIT CASE should look

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tors of the company fw all that they Tr (\ V"11nif, 7?. H. Webli, 0. I'. N.
; NOTE—We have just landed have rtoiui for tiium in .«avv.vinj out Mlia Wright. Malcolm l:'raser, A.E. V\ liylo,
•••ork. for the soldiers A. Lawrence, and fi. T. Norris. The
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good anil be good. We are now showing a full range
of high-clans Travelling Requisites. .
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l-ii'-lees for tlie clubhouse an- Messrs.

if splendid shipment of Eider Quilts*

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li. M. ("Irani and 1-1. Lawson. !'he busi-
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Wlfs Ml teiiCsiiss
nl Uvinks lo
Tiio Ladies' Auxiliary of the Navy ness closed with a voie as-i-!'.tn
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the scoutmaster and his , ,vul

TiiNißiie itrsiii's Ip (hnuk Ihe following

. ji These are showing in Furnishing I

liidiiw for Ilii'ir (j"iipi'oiil !,'ifls for our Ihe reniaimler nl the evening vies 'pent
the and musical items.
:

of Ihu iXiivy. iiK'i'ciintilc murine, fliid ■n boxing by buys,

liilp. Slit *Cises ii Leatker
iiicii
smaller craft:—Miss Sinimlors's School
(Ohristchurch), "Keep On" Jicigno
I Department (First Floor)* | (Niipicv), Jliirlon ;itul JFiistßrtnii lailie.s,
Mm. Otmol, Mrs. :l!uy Powlps, Mrs. KEEP YOU I! HUHI.II ITKEJ) Hl.OOr;
Harris, Mrs. Medley, ' Mrs. llnrdiiiß CLEMENTS TONIC. ISA
' WITH

GlsdstQie osgs Ifek-toes ii Lutkr |!

(I'etone), Miss M'OrcKor. Miss Rothen- MEANS (.iENEI'A'I, BAM HEALTH.
Iht}!, Mrs. Itflimyiie. Mrs. M'K'.'nzii;, 12
I'iises Technical School. Many of tin; mo?! scrims nerve,'
slom-ach. liver, unci kid'-icy disease.-; iiiisc
An art union is lipin;; onanist. '! in from Iho lack of ''are In kr-ji the ilse Tis Trills iiii Cis Tub ' J '
connection with the Navy League, ptl'orf, utomaeh in good workin;; oi<l"r. !Y' : s':."s Fnsure skin LoveLiness
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and it. is hoped that books of tir.kote KPt into the blnod incai!.-"(1 hy !liv <fi'otrf
will hi' ready for ts.sne- parly next week. mailer fermentinc the nalural
Mrs. Waters is organising this unrler- tiv<! channels.
laking, an/I somp. handsome prizes havo bilitalod wr°ck in our slwt«, din a feu-
Then w lv\v r
diges-
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I ri #33 a zest to the toilet
weeks bofore appeared !■> :M yenrs

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hcon donate'!.
cif life. lloiv many por-'ms in Ain § . }
Tlip run is mi "XO KUHBTNf!" Lnun- have gono with each wm'li. nf • PACE'S. London, Liverpool. WILLIS STREET WELLINGTON ~"
dry Help. "GOI.nKX RIH.E" Sonp. and n.'ftk'M, which Isns ni'M t !
>" ilisfm-
"GOLDEN BULK" Cnmllcs. .Mrs. L. which killed ? keep
Reed, Taranaki Street.—Advt. duly of all to
And hi) il is iho plain
the t;rea! nerve and
; MANCHESTER. GLASGOW, ETC.,
blond medicine, Clements Tonic, always
at. hand. It is sold everywhere by all CLAlUvK'sUiiir Dye ■jrAETIXBOROUGHT '
colour, black or brown; iuinnless Tft/ffOTOJI Mail So:vii'i>. ]>:ilbo:>(on-
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chemists and stores. It is the advance and nilonrloss, tolouvlms. Po-i( free, Is. lrX Jlartinlioronßli and Snrroundiug !

Riirnioloiigh's Magic Nervine rapidly agent'.of good and permanent health.— ' lid. ami 2s. Gd. Clarke, Chemist, llli Vic- District. All'trains iwt. Cars, Horses, ■
relieves TooUuwho.—Advl, Advt, 1 toriiv Street, Aucklivud. , mid Gizs for Hi.e, 'Phgne No. ?.
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But Germany's spoils in France, against Mil; forest barrier north-east ArrnngL'incnls Imvo boon made for re- I Lieutenant-Colonel .1. L. Sleenian,
Belgium, and Poland have, given her latives of members of K. I 'l, Ci, and 1L 1 U.S., Direct of Military 'l'r;iinin{;, PERSONAL ITEMS
an extraordinary superiority in coal
of Pari* -andlal.«" against the de-,
Companies, Forty-first Keiniurccnisii'ts, has returned tti> Wellington after an in-
fences ahead of (.'ompiegne. The of- spection of aje officers and' n.c.o.'s of
KIRKCALDIE STAINS, LTD. over .Britain and Franco. But, ami A, \i, C, mid I.) Companies, 1.-'orty- !

& fensive whii'h has now collapsed was second lieinfovccinenl*. to visic the men the 'lemiw.:; slafl" w unili-r- News by mail slates Unit Brigadier-
TO MILITARY OFFICERS. America with her colossal coal re- an attempt prepared and organised ill Trcntlum Camp on Wu-dm'sday next. ---goiiiß a u -Sise of iusiriiisoion at Wanga- Genera! A. lv. (.ila-gow, D.5.0., Roynl
sources is now on our side. Dis-
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on a colossal scale to widen out the .\ .special I rain will leave Lambion Sta- nui.' lie is salitliv'd that very μ-ccd work Sussex IJfjfijiicnl i.formei'ly of lu'son), has
y THE "DOIIERTY" PATENT tance, no doubt, is a handicap l.u the salient to the east. It is by this tion ul ID.'Jfl a.m., ri'turniiiK from Titii- is beinj? done in titling llio memliers of boon uieiiticni'il in dispatches for llio
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FAMOUS FOB OVER 50 YEARS FOR QUALITY, STYLE AND VALUE." .Allies. Bui. tfermany h.i.s losl, her time evident thai, Hμ enemy under- lliiim fi( 4.it) p.m. I in- I mining Muff for the duties they fourth lime.

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domination in coal, ami the effed, of Tlio pu.vmeiu oi'. a lioniis from tho sur- lii«vo to perform. Lieutenant ,1 . ]!. Clink , who lias won
JODHPORE BREECHES took no limited effort to improve his
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this v.-ill be seen in the dav of her plus proiits of the L Jul>liu Trust Ullico "A coiiunoii I'asi!, of i-hoplifiin;;" (tak- llu! .Military (.'his.--, is it son of .Mr. !•'. il.
front, though thai, remained an in- has been million.:oil. I'he net sunuis iii'i the police description) »i«i mentioned
(ft combination of Breeches and Trousers) defeat. cidental object, but aimed at the prolils, after the ollicu luu.l retained in the
C'uoltp. solicitor. I'aliner.slun Xnrlh. Hβ
Thy following statistics tell a simi- Court ycislenliiy. A '.v:is formerly n-v-ueiate lo Iho Ciiicf ,lus-
us worn by largest results. A considered esti- Xiai.UlM, amounted to JiUUill .!. The iiU'inbei, of Mcftirs. IL-immh and Co.'s tif-H in Wellington, and ailer a brilliant
THE "-HOME ART"-SERIES lar story with regard to Germany's

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mate of Lu«en"doi:l'T's plan which l,iiiins, which will absorb i'30,000, will stall was working in nne of the shop university cuen, joint".! the stall of
IMPERIAL AND INDIAN icsoura.'.s in iron. Forty-five years bo ul the rate, ot oiie-;enlh of the total ivindoivs when he savr ii man lifl a
OF FANCYWOKK BOOKS- appears fo-dny declares that he .Messrs. Chapman, Hkcrret'., 'Ifipj), and
ago she was almost nowhere in the. amount of i/ilere.-l received (luring liie couple of pair of .boots off an outside 131a.ii,. His career with the military

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OFFICERS, hoped to breach 111? Allied front, on yi'iir ended Murili 31 last from tho e/mi-
production of iron. Hero arc tho stand, put; them under his emit, and forces commenced soon aflcr llio out-
either side of JReiins and follow up iiioii fund by eiuh estate and account.
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A GREAT HELP TO ALL NEEDLEWORKSR "arc the h>ll res showing her place among the
nations' in 1865:
this achievement by an advance to
hurry away. Tho shopman' eha?ed the
In the course of a letter to a resident iliief, caught him, and handed him over
break of war, when he left New Zealand
ns So?nud Lieu'ler.anl in tho 13tvirfioii.il
the south, which would have enabled of IfuHμtoii, his sisti-r, whose family re- lo the police. The accused, a young
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This'fseries ta '..eon comiiiled with (lie object of -suggwting new and SMARTEST AND BEST 180.-.. him to threaten simultaneously an side at View Mill, supplies sonio iu- married man, appeared in the j'olico
Signalling Corps.
U\cun in all !:iinls fancy work, ideas that are i-n-il.y turned
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Tons. Ic-rejiliiig details of the. .recent snow- Court yesterday, and staled that an over- Lieutenant V. J. Organ, who has been
■ out by thy report and the beginner stliki-. We can now supply a ("11 I'nifed l.H'li.lMl advance on Paris and an encirclel (lie dose lic|uor was the cause of his act. awarded a Military Cross, was for Ihroo
Nether Garments made. ff.oim. Under drde Siiturday, July «,

r.iiigo' of tlu'.-X" useful little books, compiled by I'Vra Klickinun, who.-o moiit of Verdun. Available, informa-
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(jerinany !'7.'i,'l(lfl years prior to his enlistment Miiynr of

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writer slacc=:—"\Vc liuve iuxn snowed in The Magistrate- siißJtested (hut a prohi-
iiaociatioiv with Hie "Girls' Own I'lipcr"nrnl "Woman's Magazine" has They nrn slipped on quite easily, lit per- I'liiiei! S'.n.le- Sl."),!l(l(l tion in regard to tho enemy force since Sunday. On Tiio.-dny, 1' and bition order would'he a Rood Ihin;; for Kastbourne. Lieutenant! Organ wsi« born
".'-made her well known all over {he world. ffclly at the knee without nny fastenings, .\iistria-HiiaKary "MM!) employed suggests that, this does not I took outtliv draught horsus'and ti'ieil Ihe man, who agreed wilh Ihe idea. in Woslpm ,!.. and wus educated at St.
ii-X'i: !
l-'rant-e
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and i!o away with tho necessity of Leg- \,'M,m exaggerate the scale un. which to make n- truck to tho >heep. The Thereupon a prohibition orik'r wns made, Wrick's Coilrge, mid entered (lie Patent
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ginge or Puttees. They arc also-elegant l'nsf\n :'"S,(infl

Li'DF.Nmim-T rfiapcd his plans. Tho h;n;k.-i'wero nor rfronc; enongli lo ljreasi and Ihe defendant was convicted and O'lue ns a clcrl;. 11■• studied law, and
EACH VOLUME IS BOUND IN UNIFORM STYLE, AND FULLY and comfortable. Belgium ...'.
171.,'H11l
Allied counter-stroke has eaucht him the snow, u-hifih i." up !o my -houldcrs. ordered to come'up for sentonce when nllimiit'-'ly commenced lo practise, that
' . ILLUSTRATED. Oilier count vies H.'!.1)31) Oil T!iiir.«liiy we tool; n'ven liorses out. to called oj). prnl'ps=iiu>. ile entered into p;trl:iershij>
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with great- forces massed in the try.'ami, niaki' traolt, but it was no with Mr. V. G. liolton, and Inter con-
When we glance now at the follov;- I hat householders are forced lo
DOMERTY Marne valley and the Champagne iisCi More sheep are vi.<il)lo to-day. As buyNowa certain
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"THE MODERN CROCHET ISUOK"- OEERTY ing figures we secCicnnany's extra- nmomit of slack (or coke) tinued to practise on his own account.
127 designs, lontitinin;,' original ideas for combining crochet vainly endeavouring to advance the I v,os crawling iiUm« to reach my horse when ordering 'colli .before they can. get' He enlisted ns a private shortly after

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ordinary progress in the production project which has so dis'nallv failed I came across a tiny hole. 1 looked delivery, it. might bo of assistance, to
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with embroidery and with fancy braids, together with new and un- THE BREECHES EXPERT, of iro:;:— and there was a sheep. I. dug it people to know how the slack enn be
the commencement nf the win,, Mid
usual designs for use mi household linen o:- imdervwir. to materialise. The fmi that many rifnvn mil with the live-shovel, which 1 carried
pained his commission in Trent hum
i Price, Is. 6d. each, 203 Lr.mbton Quay. I'.iin.
of tho divisions thus employed were- in c,i?o 1 got buried myself. The birds mnde. tn servo as fuM. If put on an ('amp. mid h'aallv lc*!t New Zealand with
"ARTISTIC CKOt.'HKT'- Tons. by I he. shovelful the the Thirteenth Hcinforcemenl.s in .May,
I'liited Kingdom lr ),.'ißfl,floo drawn from ||v; northern front are so tame nun can catch I hem, olid ordinaryare fire that i) 0 psr cent, of the slack )!)IG, with the rank of second lieutenant.
12(1 pages, 120 designs, novel beading?, insertions, and edgings, cxrjiii?- (lerinniiy makes it, probable that tho British many are lying dead. On. .Friday F ehnncss
I+,7!ti.Coo run through the five-bars, into the Since his arrival in France he has seen
.'• .Jte floral designs in .Irish cioelicl, nlso practical sngstiMtioiis, liol.i United Sinter 57.74(1,f1f11l forces ou that frpnt are co-operating and'l rorle-again- to the .sheep, lo try will
eininlo and advanced, for Teaclotlis and Bedspreads. N.Z. WINES. jet them down, to the , stock, dmvn
ash-tin below almost at onee, and if continuous service. This year ho was
A iisiria-Hungnry 2.010,00*)
in the count-er-offonsivo now in pro- mid

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in tho pardon. II scpiihml an impossible pok?d at intervals probably !i!l
Price, Is, 6d. each. per cent, cnzelteil ncting-eantain. I! 1, was for seve-
SUPPORT A N.Z. INDUSTRY
France t.OOii.Mlll gress, but. the feature which com- (as);, weak as they were, ami snowed in will be ' lo?i without, going through, ral years one of the finest hockey players
1 VBEAT'TIFUI. CROCHET ON HOUSEHOLD T.INEN"- I'ufsia .1.01(1,1)11(1 combustion all. To
Uelijium 1,.5m,00fl mands ch'of attention as informa- for six days, bill we Micceeded in got- the .proecs? n.t in Wellington, and was a meml-cr of
112 pages, showing Table Cloths, Toilet Cover.*, Curtain Tops, Tottol prevent.' this, ingenious people
tin 1 lluekey'Association.
Ends, Sideboard Cloths, Tea Cosies, Diiehreso Runners, and other
And Insist upon Having Oilier countries 2JiIM,W tion stands is tho French thrust to- liiiS, iU) up io the Riu'den, iind hard have found (hatsome by slightly writing (ho
wards Soissons. This city k a most work if, was. Many sheep are weaklumse and The. Goventor-di'uern] has approved of
items. . Frice, Is. 6d. each.
REGINALD COLLINS It will be eco'.i from the above that brought two up to the slack, .lind rolling it up into balls with the., award of the Colonial Auxiliary
between 1365 and 1910 production in* important centre of roads and rail- ill. Welior?es. I had boiled some milk, a wrapping ofcreated, paper, <(iiite a serviceable
(Limited's) on our Forces Long-vprvice Medal to the Into
"THE CIiAFT O.F T.HE CROCHET TIOOIC
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iron was increased fiftecnfold. in ways serving the enemy in his south- soul iaken it with me, in case of need. fuel can bo and at the same Captain Chnrlrs Leslie Sommerville,
A book of new idecs in crochet, work, of various kind?, showiiiß novel GOLD MEDAL WINES. Germany, thirty-threefold in the ward thrust. When tlu., present 1 (Ins; two out of the snow and save them lime the waste is avoided almost: entire- (Veen Alexandra's 2nd 'Welli"sron and
methods of applying them to personal and household linen and homo United States, and only twofold in battle opened theGonnans hold. Sois- the. milk between (hem.. ..It is a week ly. stillAscompulsory the coal shortage still holds, it West Coiist) Mounted Rifl«s. he bavins
for any householder

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decoration; 120 payes, 130 designs. Price, Is, 6d. each. Grown find Matured at uir own sons by fl. marttin of about half a since we had any bread. We have lived is had a total service to April 2, ISIIB, of 21
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tho United Kingdom. But Germany's and porridge. We have ordering coal to i'ceept a certain quan-
dozen miles. It is reported to-day on potatoes, rice-willi
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Vineyards, To- Mata, Hawke's Bay. venrs and £!) days.

resources in iron are very much make tity 'hf 6lack or coke.

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out iifiJiin the hor.-vs lo
"THE CULT OF THE NEEDLE"- ' PORT -18s. doz.. MADEIRA 48s. doz., greater to-day than in 1910. Before that this margin has been reduced linen a track to the other slie.op. A. few move "There is not a blacksmith on the Tli9 death occurred yesterday of a well-
Giving directions for all kinds of fancy work, hemstitching, lace, etc.; CLARET 38s. doz., by one-half, and that Soissons is were dead. We manaijeil to «cv twelve Chathnms," said Mr. A. Peverill, in the known ■Wellington resident,- Mr. A. E.
120 pages, 133" designs. Every design fully described. the. war was six weeks old sbo had Exlcv. of Lindmn Terrace, Roseneath.
HOCK 3Ss. doz., CHABLIS 38s. doz., not only captured GO per cent, of dominated by the. Allied batteries,. head of cattle up to the slack." On July eoiiioe of an interview in (.'hristchurch on Mr.' Exlev had been ill for a considerable
, • Price, Is, 6d. each. At its face value this news should 12, stated the writer in another letter, nn his return from the islands. "The horses
the co.il mines of France, hut, also 90 time, and a few dnvs iiRO underwent an
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'-■"THE HOME AKT CROCKET BOOK"- Obtainable from Leading Wine and lo bs mads to yet lliroush don't need shoes," lie added. "The roads
per cent, of her iron mines. And mean not only that, ths .enemy is endeavour wasstoves. are not formed at all. ops-ration. He not through the operation
122 pages, 149 designs, contaeiniiig entirely new designs for lingerie, Spirit Merchants, under the 'necessity of boating a m Oxford for If a road gets wVll.bitf: Infer a change set; in, mid he
edgings and insertions, borders, <!ecp laces, motifs, etc. Germany has iron spoil in Belgium, Captain Barclay, organiser of "New too bad they lake down the wires and
Or Direct from the Growers. hasty retreat, butthat he is likely di?d yestordav. For a nii'iibev of years
Price, Is, 6d. tach. Poland, and in other places. Tho Jh'Eiliiml'ri Tribute to Vranco," has bnen j.) 'through the psddpck to avoid the Jμd
"THE MODERN KNITTING BOOK"- output of iron in the Central Pow- to suffer very heavily in the process. advised that the Hank of New Zealand, spot. 'I here is not one river brid?c-d. Hie late Mr. RxK w:<s a director of the
REGINALD COLLINS, LTD. 'WeUhi'jton 'Woollen Company.
A book of ideas for'knitted underwear, coats and wraps, raps and ers is possibly double that, of Britain 'ihroiisrh its Hoard of Directors, lias and children riding to To One School
Wnitangi have to cross a river that
hoods, .babies', and children's garments, socks and 'stocking, alto rew Head Office: National Mutual Buildings, and France, and in this we have an voted" tlio sum of .5:2(10 to the French fromimpassable Mr. Frcdk. E. Hellycr. of M'nciii'lrew's
1 patterns in fancy knitting. Price, Is, 6d. each. PROGRESS OF THE WAR I'und. Otlior large donations arc expect- is in flood, and up to the Tiny, died in a private hospital in Dun-
Customhouse Quay, Wellington explanation of her smashing blows. s.-uldlc-ilaps when it is not in tlood, pro- Klin on Tuesday, after ft. week's attack
But tho balance is no longer unfav- ed to follow.
THE ABOVE SET WOULD FORM A VALUABLE ADDITION TO ANY "Wo -didn't go into school until a vidingis the tide is in. Any bit of road of pneumonia. Mr. Hell.vor was a well-
LADY'S LIBRARY. THE PRICES DO NOT INCLUDE POSTAGE. ourable to tho Allies. The United Tho iron it has not been ampli-' quarter to eleven—because we had no knees that not on the beach is up to your known breeder of dairy stock, aud a fre-
States is with w>; and we have now in mud at present." ■ quent prize-taker at shows. He..was also,
ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. f;ed in detail at time of writing, luel." This ofstatement was made opulent by the
At a meeting of the Ashburton Second a member, of the Peninsula Road Board,,'
an overwhelming domination in iron. the announcement that the Allies hesidimii-br the school in
A Mother."—Ton must let us know your Distance here again is handicap Thermion at .the meeting.of the Teach- Division League, says an exchange, a and in intiiiy -Ti-iiys interested himself in
name (not for publication) before ive to the Allies, but notwithstanding
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have opened a counter-offensive, ers' Institute last evening; In the bit- case of hardship on the part of an Ash- thu life of the district. .'

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can publish your letter on education
this, Germany';,, domination in iron opens new arid brighter prospects ter weather it ua= I'onsidered wise to l)urton married«•;>•■•reservist was reported. A v.-el'.-kiio\vn figure in Dnncdin and
reform. in the Western campaign. There keen the children playing in tho grounds. Tlie reservist under orders .to pro- amongst, bowlers.will be missed- by the
is gone, and the, weapon she. gloried Hu had thought it a great pity that ceed to camp ill March, and a few days unexpected and sudden dentil ol! Mr: C.
in—"blood and iron '-—shall crush were only two contingencies in there before he was duo to leave hu Rave up
was not in the school any room T. I'aterson. The late Mr. Paterson
her. which the Allies were likely at. the in which the children could' play. his employment. He was, however, in- was the son of Captain Paterson, Drtnedin

The Dominion. Germany's mineral wealth that be-

fore the. war gave her commercial and
■'■■■ R. HANNAH & CO., LTD/
industrial greatness was all stolen
from Franco within the last hundred
present stage to take the action Special regulations published in this formed that he was put back a month,
now reported—defensive nocossity week's Gazette authorise the Wellington and finally till July 5.
or a serious blunder by the enemy Acclimatisation Society to kill red deer lime he was out of work. His wife be-
In the mean-
(formerly of Hoharl).
Mr. W. A. Gould, M.A., has taken un
his duties as an inspector'in the, AVanga-
laying him open to attack. Had on account; of age, iniirmity, or deform- moved came- very ill. and this wee , was re-
.;

from the Ashburton County Hos- nui education, district Sir. Gould has
tho Allies failed to directly stem ity in wrtain portions of the Welling- pital to Cliiistchurch to undergo a seri- luil a long experience in primary-school
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SATURDAY, JULY 20, 1918.

years. In 1815, as the result of tho
Battle of Waterloo, she trot the valu-
WINTER SLIPPERS FOR THE FAMILY-.
the- German onslaught they might ton district. -The authority will operate ous operation. Ho, recently-applied to work, has occupied the position of iusru'C-
for tho next two months. Tho society Ihe Financial Assistance Board through tor in the Wellington district, and also
have supplemented their local ef- has
...

'• able coal mines in the Valley of tho sought this power in order to im-
and was granted an allowance organised school, work .at Tonpi and
COAL AND IRON AND WAR Sari'c. These mines have made the forts to this end by beginning a prove tho herds by judicious culling, aof solicitor, only shillings a week for rent nc-ighbouriii;* islands.
SEASONABLE LINES, REASONABLY PRICED region an important industrial cen- counter-offensive on some other sec- sn-Nmen having report™! :n.i!fnrmcd from the.five date: of going ipto camp, ne Mrs. Hurley, of Wailotara, has receiv-
tion of the front. A counter-offen- 1t... in various parts of the district. made a further appeal lo the board, stat- ed word that her brother, E. Bumi, dted
tre. Tho next colossal steal was in
The whole family can enjoy absolute comfort during the Winter evenings Gemuky has become the great
1870, whi-311 the- iron mines of Lor- sive in these circumstances would The Ministry of Finance has directed ins; his circumstances. The board re- of sickness in Switzerland on .Tuuo 5.
if each member "has u pair of our reliable and, comfort-giving slippers. have given no cause , for congratula- that a, fee. of ..is.. shall be ..paid on the plied, adhering to its previous decision, Ho was severely wounded and taken

.
pris-
An endless variety to choose from for Men, "Women, and Children, Su-
outlaw among the nations of the raine came under the German flag.
civilised world. Apart from • her tion, 'but rather the icverso. It, transfer of stock under the New Zealand and slated that: it could make him no al- oner on February 22, 1917, and •as in-
perior value in every pair. Waterloo,brought, coal and Sedan Inscribed Stock Act, 1017. lowance until he was actually in camp. terned in Germany. In the exeh-uige <n
Austrian, Bulgarian, Turkish, and iron to Germany. Wo have above would have emphasised the formid- prisoners between Britain and U-jnnv.iy
WOMEN'S COLOURED FELT SLIPPERS-Velvet pile soles, fur l.ound. able character of the enemy offen- A circular lins been issued by the Wel- On account of -his wife's health he has
WoJiten's, LV. M.; Misses', 11 to 1, 25.; Girls', 7 to 10, Is. Dd.; Child's, i to Bolshevik fags, she has the. whole indicated hor next great steal. In lington Harbour Board bringing under been granted extended time, and is still the New Zealnnder was en route i.oino
li. Is. lid. world against her. But she still de- the north-east of Franc., , near Lux- sive, and not any desire or readi- the notice of business firms that at the out of employment. The league severely via Switzerland, arriving thereevidently about
WOMEN'S CHECK FELT COLLAKETTfi SLIPPERS-Felt and cord soles. 33 . lid fies the world, and is able to .reap emburg, is the Valley of the Bricy— ness on the part of the Allies to at- sitting of the Waterside Accidents Com- criticised the attitude of Jhe Financial Christmas. His injuries were
WOMEN'S NAVK AND MAROON FELT SLIPPEBS-Felt and cord soles. 4s. Gd. Komo of the fruits of her conquest tack. Happily, all the evidence lnitision evidence was given that a great Assistance Board, and decided to write of such n nature lliat'hc succumbed.
WOMEN'S ARCTIC COLLARETTE SLIPPEBS-Palt and leather soles. 4s. lid. tho region in which Franca had 60 out the exceptional circum-
in the East. It was hoped that per cent, of her wealth in coal and in sight supports a belief that the ninny accidents were caused through jag- pointing News Ill's been received in Wanganui
■WOMEN'S BLACK FELT- SLIPPERS-Leather pump soles. 03. lid. ged hoop-iron and nails sticking out of the stances in connection .with the case. of* thn death at Darnley,oneYorkshire, of
WOM ICN'S BEST CAMEL HAIR SLIPPEBS-Thin leather soles. Bs. fid. starvation, or internal revolution, 00 per cent, of her wealth in iron. countr-Dffensivc now in progress casv. ]n future the board will refuse to The fact that there is increasing loss Mr. Herbert Brings, at time conduc-
GIRLS' "LITTLE 80-PEEP" SLII'PEItS-4 to 6, 2s. 3d.; 1 to 10, 2s. 9d.; 11 to 1, oi' economic ruin would have brought In the early days of the war all this was launched not as a matter pi enses bi>uiul .by jagged hoon-iron through the pilfering of Roods arriving tor of the AYaiigamii Giffl'ison Band.
2s. ild. the Prussian War Lords to their was lost to Erunce. Tho victory of iii-t'nsf.it'-, but because ihe enemy receive or with nails sticking out of the pack- from overseas has been brought under thn Mr. Life Septimus Saw, who died
MEN'S BLACK.TELT SLIT'PERS-Arelvet pile soles. , 2s. (id. .knees ere this, but this end. is not the Marnc.won much for tho Allies, laid b.i;->i:r?!f open to atactic. In notice of the council of (ha Auckland this week in nrivatfi hnsoital in Auck-
MEN'S ARCTIC SLIPPEKS-Felt and leather soles. ss. (id., Gs. Cd.
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MEN'S COLOURED FELT SLIPPERS—FeIt, and leather soles. 7s. Cd. yet. Why is this'! What is the but it did not bring back the Valley its foul! effect this evidence seems The fivo men who escaped from de- land Chanib?r of Commerce by the New Zea-
Marine Underwriters'. Association.
land, was the seventh eon of the late
MEN'S BEST CAMEL HAIR SLIPPEES-Thin leather soles. !)s. Gd. secret of Germa"ny's staying power of the Ericy, with its priceless trea- conclusive. As information stands tention at Feathorston Camp-last Hatur- It was stated that the experience of in- Captain Dacre, one of the earliest pio'.i-
adversely mv> of New Zealand. Born in
Sydney
STRONG LEATHER SLIPPERS FOR OUTDOOR WEAH-Women's, Gs. lid.; and attacking strength'/ A full and sures of coal and iron. There is no the enemy has failed to yay have, all Ineii recaptured. Two of surance companies covering the risk of
Men's, 7s. lid. :'adequate answer to this question more distressing fact in this war affect the Allied dispositions. It them were taken within a- few hours of pilj'iTa:.'c liad been uniformly bo.d since in 1350, he went to Auckland with his
their escape, and the other three—Pri- the outbreak of war, the reason probably father in ISSS. He was educated in
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WRITE FOR OUR MAIL ORDER PRICE IIS'!,! would need a many-sided statement, than this: that tens of thousands o- is still an open question whethov vates Peters., uwciijan,, and Kaumters— that city, and took up farimns pur-
but one explanation may be given Frenchmen have been slain by iron he had subordinated all other aims have since btci nrrJ ;t«j near Martin- bshiff the exposure of the goods for a suits in the Kaipara district..sports, He was
to show.how Germany has been able from their own stolen mines* Our to that of .defeating tho French and borough. '.1 hey slated after, their arrest longer period on the voyage, and. in keenly interested in athletic and

BQOT MANUFACTURERS AND

R. •ffiNNAtt& RETAILERS,
CO., LTD.,
WELLINGTON.
.■. " up till-now-to defy the world. The. warriors in-tlw air are no doubt,
:\nffji, American Review for April making tlrsc coal
and iron mines,
remarks that this is a war of metals, their target, and as they increase in,
American forces and .opening.',a (hist.'.they, had, walked,..ii,s'far, as., the canvas in many instances inking the
road to Paris, or hoped as.au alter-, c:y.ist, but atlu(..
native to so weaken the Allied
stores, and also loss secure package,
been unable to get. any .place of zinc and wood. Unless there
■assistance thostri.t'on.-i'.'ch fcintc'They ,was a material improvement .shippers
represented (lie Auckland provide in
football and runni-JR... Up was
enthusiastic-oarsman, and wo.s a member
also an

Club for
,

were returnm?; inland when they eu- many

favmu re- of the Auckland Bowing
t'metals that
and it was because of her wealth in number the day of victory will be northern front x> to a
i.'ounlci'C'd Military police. Two of (lie would
be unable lo find tnver for the
year.?, and was one of a
representative
,

Germany was able to be- brought nearer by their making thiv newal of his drive to the coast But wennees—Privates D. J. V. Costigan and abnormal risk undertaken by some in- crew-that was never beaten.
gin and to sustain the war. The fact stolen mines an impossible proposi-. disas- L. Saund( r9--werc awaiting promulga- Iha hissescompnni'.s. surance A complaint about
he has in any case suffered a suffered by Auckland import- Lieutenant F. Stewart, who has, been
has
,

sentences
:

is that up till now Germany has tion k< work. The entrance of the. trous check, and in addition tion of tho of a court-martial ers from pillaged and short-lamled goods awarded ihe Military Cross, is the young-
; LET IT BE AN ANSCO CAMERA b?en stronger than the combined United States has given the domin- exposed himself to an atts-ck which when they esciui?d. '.I'lie .sentences hate
now been confirmed and announced.- For was also received
lsy the council from an est son of Mr. ,T. W. Stewart, ot Wash-
Allies in the mineral forces without ation in coal and iron to the Allies. dangerously threatens his forces oc- desertion firm, which stated that all car- hWon Avenue, Brooklyn,Works a member of
ar.d loss oi' er|i>ininent e Costigi\n Auckland Depart-
If you ero thinking seriously of -buying a Camera inspect the various which, humanly speaking, victory When the clay of reckoning epines cupying the great salient which ex- is ?-intci)u-cti to 120 days' detention end riors, except shipping-companies, were thS stair of tl.c Public
valley stoppages of pay amounting to £3 IGs. obliged to deliver goods i;i the same ment, Sydney Street. Born in brook yn
ANSCO Models before making your choice. There are many reasons why cannot come. Germany up till now restitution unfit be made. Franco tends south to the Manic alioiit twenty-six years ago, and educated
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good order as received, or pay the mar-

you should. has had the domination in coil and must get back her coal and iron, for As it is at present visioie, the Al- 10(1., and Saumlers to 180 days' detention,
if the local «hool. Lieutenant Stewart
j

price for them. It was

' .
iron. Close on seventy years apo Germany, rich in coal and iron, will 'iod stroke is essentially an at-
and stoppages to £'3 ISs. !)il. ket
]

The. Ansco is, first and foremost, the amateur's camera the beginner's —

that n short Bill should bs introduced learned the trade of builder. After hv-
Bismarck declared that'it was not by be an eternal menace to the peace tempt to profit by the enemy s ofThis whiter there is a serious shortage into Parliament lo'plaee (he shipowners i.i" in Sydney for some time, he returned
:

Camera. It is so easy to use; it has so many safety devises which en-

Alaes milk in Wellington. It is contended on the sumo level with oilier carriers in
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sure better pictures. Every Ansco has its exclusive features.' Tho Au- Parliamentary majorities, but by and freedom of the world. toVcllinstoii and enlisted, leaving as a
serious mistake, and if the
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I

tomatic Adjustiblo Focusing Device on tho Folding Ansco is a wonderful in some quarters that this shortage has this matter. The council decided to re- Eeniforcements.
.'.help. After you set it for u definitedistance you can change it almost iro-
blood and iron that Prussia would arc as successful in this cntoprißC followed oil certain actioa 'on the part commend Iho Associated Chambers to sM"e-mt i'i f»e t-'onrthGallipoli, and was
make progress, ill forged the as in their direct resistance
to his of the Board of Trade. The board undo, wounded at
; mediately—and so accurately that tho picture can bo kept in perfect (ifk the Waterside Workers' Union to in-
i

mentioned in tiie dispatcheswaseentmade a

tiwn
focus. diabolic weapon through whose use A RETURN BLOW move on Paris the result should an even all-lhe-yea<r-roind price for milk, corporate in its rules a provision cxclnd- lfllli, he
the German Empire came into ex- ihe future course and the price \vllss a good one—-:) good iii,! from nienib?rship a man convicted of there Tn August,
ANSCO CAMERAS IKOM M to j>l6. ' hwily influence- that the- farmers at once realised that pillowing cargo. Members expressed the second lienU-nant. and was promoted to
istence. The Kaiser and his gang December last.
. PERFECTTICTURES EASILY TAKEN.- stand for the Bismarck formula, of the campaign. it would be to their advantage to liavc opinion that waterside workers as a body ■, lii-i: lieutenancy in
Unless available reports on the all their eoivs in profit in iliis snmnipr were thoroughly'trustworthy, but one Jlr Win. Mitchell (of the firm of Mit-
,

Tt is not without good roason that

and they, defy the world because a
kind of Satanic providence has up subject are unduly optimistic, the
the news from France has been
hail- moiillw (when the working
arc best) rather than divide them up (0 port.
conditions expert thief "could suffice lo discredit a cTicil" m\ Kinri, ]>« If %
•■■■■■■■■■' German armies in the Western the- The veiiort that Ins nephew. on Mr. .V.--
till now in this v :tr made them su- ed with intense, satisfaction and cn- spread over 'lie various seasons of the. visit
'. WATBRWORTHS LTD. The record frost for this winter oc- Mitcliell. lmd loft Wellinscton
«

atre arc at this moment receiving

preme iii coal and iron. This dom- thinsV-m in America. A consider- year. Thetheresult, it is said, is that at curred-un Wednesday moniing (says u to Australia is not correct.
Hie latter
.

a lesson in tlio art of war which they

"THE ANSCO PEOPLE," ination in coal and iron which up
will not speedily forget. Ths failure able proportion of the eleven lnin- present -required amount of milk (Jurisichurch paper), thu rcuiiing at the
rail- U at present visiting 'laraiialu.
men transported is not available, no nialtcr what
,
till now has been in the hands of di-d thousand ■ Magnetic Übiiirvatory showing 1U de- Mr V K. Hunt, the well-known Christ-
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1 286 LAMBTON QUAY of th: enemy offensive on the Marno way facilities aro provided. This aspect (July on five or six occasions dur- eolicitor, who has ten derated
-WELLINGTON. Germany is passing from her hands •icro'S'tlio Atlantic must still, ot of the ci'.so has ljeen gone into by Hit grees. fh'urch
.'„..., :

lo magisterial rank, has upIff l«s »e* <>.»•.

and on cither side of Reims kcame ing the past- fifteen years have so many »r All f;"
'■ ■ (Near Xelburn Tram.) into the hands of the Allies, and course, be under training, l»jt Amer-
,

City Council Milk Committee, which is degroM uf frost been recevded, tliu re-
. .
evideiit .at a comparatively early ',-1,1 where he will take
; ■■■' .58 QUEEN STREET AUCKLAND. she is downed to be mislwd by llw ican trooiis arc reinforcing the to 'present..ils report at a 10special iiicct-
\v> held at cord
being established one morning in
fie on Monday. Jlr. Hunt was,caler-
weapon she forged to crush others. !:t:ige, but to-day's new :, indicates Allied lims in vapidly Iμ increasing iiiK of the City Council .fune,' 190/, when 18 dcjjrecs were regis-
Fifty years ago Britain produced that the Germans hav? not only in- iuurijcrs, and Rcom to taking a 2.!5 p.m. on Tuesday next. This report Tht' first serious frost this year in Christchurch.K.C.,the president.
tered. Ml. b.
curred disastrous '0,-:ses without ap- that is now liasr'iieeii looked for with ■••'■". •"•Merest for took place be
THE WEATHER
9.
as much coal and iron as did the
other nations of the world'. But
before the war all this had changed.
preciably approaching the objects
thiy s'jfc out to attain, but have laid
bii? part in-the attack
bcW made, on the western- flank o some time. ;
we're
Writinj? from Jonlnu ValW". Jericho, ings have been:—Junu 0, I'll degrees;
the, o:>rn:an salient. There is oiheinl in the early part of May., Trooper Hoy
on May (i, when 10.1 degrees
registered. ijulMciiuent notable read-
Unvmond,
whole party present. Jlr. Hunt was
reehiiei't of numerous
cntertnjiiinp

wishes for hib

the
tu-
themselves open to i\ return blow June 30, 13.8 degrees; Juiy 0, M.I de- tare" welfare from his old colleagues.
FORECAST AND SUMMARY
In 1914 Germany alone produced
nearly as much coal and 40 per which may heavily intensify their n"ws" that where their Evoiit follows Hashes, of Maxwell, says: "We went grees j July 9, 12.U degrees.
the valley of the Marno they have for a swim in' the Dead Sea yesterday, Mr '? L P Free, one of the
new JLiß-
llrs. Kichardson, oi' Uroymouth. has re- ktrates'oppointcd, is a well-known figure
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defeat. . As it is briefly outlined at than and, oh. it i.s saelty! 1 managed to get ceived
AT i P.M. YESTERDAY.
cent, more
iron than Britain. Tn
the moment ■-::" writing, the situation driven the- Germans hack across sip' of it. It absolutely 'stings your poral Charles
the foilo'.viuß from her sun. Cor- in toth leßnl ami was snorting c.rc» in the

I'rcsent indications are for a continuance this war coal and iron are the is full of ; :'!'-.nis e. General Focm river, and other reports declare that aeyes." It's a peculiar sea altogether. terned in Holland:—"Jlist a few lines
Kiciiaiusun, wlw is in- South Tsiand. He born at Loburn,
m
of strong and squally southerly winds sinews of the warring nations. These th«y have captured a dozen towns its salt beats North Canterbury, and was educatea
,

WINTER SUITS has launch':'.! u counter-offensive on and First of all, where it gets to let know that J. have leit ller- •hri*hurch, subseijiu'titly entering the
and cold and showery conditions, with pia-terial factors arc of enonnon:; [•mi villaeps between rioissoin me,- unless there is u saU mine, wider iiiiiiiy and am interncil in Holland. We
you
later known
a front of i wen t-y-five miles along four it. Icgnf -oflk-e of. Mr. Strjnser.
Chateau Iliicn-y and taken
,

BY Biiow on the high country. Barometer. importance, but the unconquerable Sext, it's 1200 fi-ei be]o'V sea level; had gn-at reception all along the line.
iistli.it of Stvingor and Cresswel.
K,n-
the westf.v- ';vcj of the salient the, a
.

. MILLIGAN'S EXPERTS,
rising everywhere. valour of the French armies re-
enemy hv;. .'.Hven from the A is-n<, to
thousand prisoners. Thwc repprus iind, lastly, you cannot siifk in put it. ll's The people, gave us heaps ot chocolate
your iiv passed his .esmmnalions,
Mr. l'iee
Atmospheric pressure increased rapidly miiids_ UK that the spiritual factors nwait confirmation, but indications (|uile true, youynmr can sit np and on arriving at our des- went to tireymouth. Sorao years later
;

V..-.;KELBUI!-N the Jinny: and for a short dis- around knees in the wnter; and iooii, and in licef-
AVENUE, in tho south during' Thursday night, and arc
still more important. Spirit is certainly are that llw Americans arc arms tination wo had another great reception. he started on his own account
high tance south of the latter river. yoii just lie limp, 1111.1 you lloat like ;i
Ensure warmth and a good appearance. cold, couth-west ton and his firm, which subsequently
winds have prevailed, with barracks, built especially
their and
i

equally, and showery weather gen- greater 'than matter. winning spurs Wo
gallantly are in new
The French iir.d American log. There is iio life in the sea. it be- us. The rooms arc large, with plenty developed into that oi Irreo. Utten 11,
■eve destined to play a great part ini; too sally, altogether. But Ihe Jor- for
Buy your Clothes for Quality and Style. erally. Snow has fallen on the. During the lust two years th- coal
,

high coun- to
try in all the East Coast districts south ■•tiicl iron aspe:t of flic war
has tiwii
troops engaged lia.ve effect- in l-h'.v Western campaign from this is'teeming with fell. One of light. ''The beds are a trail, and we -Dil Lav.Ty, extemled its operations
ed important captures of ground, dan Kiver have every convenience, right at our About seven years ago no
LANCASHIRE of East
Cape and in Otago. Wctport.
,:
TONDON. AND. discussed in thy Quarterly unci /
time CorwiU'tl has to wash in fresh water after bath- hands. A bit different from what we reliirnsd to Cirislcluirch, and retirement after Uv-
I). C. BATES,
tidiitbiinjh Reviews, and in Uw prisoners, and material, and it is iag in the Dead Sen, and you can I. stay
FIRE INSURANCE. CO., LTD. Director. had in tiiTiimny. j\u barbed-wire enclo- iii» for some time in virtual
A rapor.T tliafc th"._}3ritish arc at- in 100 long for it's too severe."
I

-April miniher of the Sinciccnih believed that the enemy }■; under the. he took a 'rip to the Old Country, and
:

% Motnn'olofienl office, Wellington, sures, rillerf or' bayonets. No need to

July )9, 1913. ■ Century find .-\ficr lln. Ellis Baj.:- necessity of extricating liis advanced tacking in conjunction, with their For Ihe year ended April SO the OtaßO thank them for \vhnt they have done fpr was in Knglaiul when the war broke out
offensive formations a-3 best be can Association recorded 195 me. I ani saving all that up to tell he ofFerefi
kbr has an informing article en- allies in the south still awaits con- Early Settlers' identities, .Heturniim' to Christdiureh, military authorities,
titled "Coal an.'.l Iron—and the from the salient he- hv: lately mostly mem- yon when I come home. If 1 had put the
DISTRICT' REPORTS.
i FIRE.-Loivc-it Kates and Prompt Settle- firmation. At the moment of writing deaths oil old his to
and had been actiuß on one of the Olngo
ments.' (From Our Special Correspondents.)
Domination of tlio World." These been making desperate bul,-vain ef- ofiVi-i.] reports speak only of a lim- bers of the association, all arrivals prior anything else in my letters they wouid
to IS6J-, and the average of the total ot not have got through. Still 1 am in JMlitarv Service Boards. lU' has two
Maetcrton, July 19.—Bitterly cold; puow
MARI.NE.-All Classes Covered, including falling . dkeusskms show that ike battle is forts to enlarge. There, is.; ,, brief ited hut entirely successful attack in their :iij<;s was a fraction over SO years. pretty good health, and that is a lot to ■sons at the front. One. Captain Uith-
largely fought in the coal'and iron report also, not as yet conir-'mecl or which tli? Australians have further llessrs. S. George Nathan and Co. of- bo thankful for.". b-rt Free, left with thevarious Main Body, ami
,

Personal Lujjgags against All Risks. Greytown, July 19.—Cold southerly; very
Ihe British.'have hc-
heavy snow-etorm and rain. mines of the contending nation:!, amplified, improved their defensive front east fcivd "for sale in the' Chamber of Com- Another instance iif cxpciisivq tram lifter seeing service in places is

■ ACCIDENT.-Employers , Liability, and Feathorstoii, July 19.—Strong southerly

a most Liberal Personal Accident gale last night; heavy,enow fell this morn-
Policy, including u
find how well prepared" Germany Kiin attacks at several points;. Ex- oE ViJlcrs Bivtonneux, one of the merce yosterdny afternomi three vcsi- travelling came before rhs Jlngi.strale's lit urgent in India. A youn?er now m
is
son, Mr-
ing, reaching plninv; reminiscent of 1905. v/as for this conflict is shown by
aggerated expectations might easily most important positions denliarpropertics in Seutoiin. under 111- Court yeslei'day. Alfred T.ORaii, an elder- freant-Majov Wilfred Free, v
Il List of Diseases. b'j based on news of ibis kind. stniclion from Ihe trustees m the cs-
ly man, was accused of failing to pay a li'rance.
her co.il and iron"output before the A mien, It is. by no moans improb- hte of Iho late I'hoebe l'ul!er,.deefiised. tram
;.

the charge, but who has been

; SECURITY TO POLICYHOLDEKS, war. Forty-eight yearn ago the Good as it ib', it
afford-; no warrant able that attacks on a bigger scale lot'l was a dwelling of live rooms in made no' defence. Against him it wns
fare. He denied Mr' K. -M. MMCiiight,
Palmerston North
Mr. Robert Somple is to present the manager of l.lio
: . .C(i,2lß,ffl.
ease fur the miners tin connection with place, of the Central Powers'in'the for assuming that the Allies ;uv. have been launched. Dumlas Street, on a section 81.82 links sworn that lie got into a ear lit; Stewart branch of the New Zealand Loan and
production of coal is xeeri in (he likely to depart from their general bv a depth of 13158 ro=3 links, bidding
corner, nnd travelled to the Mercantile Agency Co.. Ltd., since its
the dispute with the coal mine owners) policy of deferring the day of de- ffarted at ,UloO and to .C575, at Dawson's
at ii meeting lo be livid at th« King's following table of statistics: Wadestown junction in .Tinakori I'oad. inception 2G years ago, and who has been
cisive action imtil'they rv.i've, built LOCAL AND GENERAL M-lrch price tliu property a was sold 10 Though
—

Theatre at 8 o'clock tu-Jiionw evening. ISti/i. dwelling 01 the ennducior v.cnt through the traiwi'erml to Christcliurch 111 a similar
Full information can bo obtained-at Toils. up a docisivo siiporiority in fighting M'iV Darnell.and Loloutbuildings, 1 was
having a car several
times, witness did nut pay capacity, was entertained «U on farweU
Messrs. Baldwin and liayward. patent Unilcd Kingibni str.-pgth.. .But it is, of course, fully five -rooms his fare. Defendant was fined £2, with ga hering ut Pdmerston North Nash),
Mui-
atlornoys, of MlO-217 Lambtuii (Juay, re-
!lii.7Ufl.fllii) The Minister of Defence has received frontage of 40ft. to Munro Street by :j costs .SI 17s. 10.1. .T. A.
JOHNSTON & CO., LTD,, port that recently they acted as agents
Germany L'Si"3o,i!ll(i covisist:nt with such a policy to advice lhat the Thirly-sevenlh lioinforce- depth \if 125ft. This iiroperly was sold dav night. The Mnvor in(Mr. oulogidic ternw
United States IM.TOO.OU'J make l.h'.i most of the enemy's mis- metits hiivp reached iheir destination: to Mr. Carey fiir .£575. Lot 3 was :i The honorary treasurer of the, AVel- vtio presided, referred
ab, ,ty ami
CHIEF AGENTS & ATTORNEYS, in filing the following applications for Aiisirin-llui'Kiii'v takei,- in whatever ways ;v:c open.
•J.O.Ki.uOI) {■liiit thi! Thirty-eighth J!einforceinents four-roomed dwelling and outbuildings, linston branch
of the British lied Cross to Mr. Jl'Knighf, businessanil
letters, patent of New Zealand:—\V. Jl. Krniieu 11,BVMllll-J
10.1100 have lii'fii repiiried "All well,"and lhat i,l<ii in llunro Street, but as the,reserve and Order of SI. .lolm acknowledges re- his connection with tho A. 1. As*o-
.

Within the limits thus suggested' the,

WELLINGTON. Uowriiig, .London, tin ojiiiier; J. O.
liiissiii passed and eeipl of t!in following additional enntri- ■iiitimi nml imt.vH.tie organisations
a"/ 1 ,
Tliirly-iiutli Iteinfmcemenls have readied it
l
;,; |;;:;,,,' f flr 1 1 o»nan.leO"nt.rvf"cn.s/
in.-
Noiniijjn, .Sydney, Ijottlo cliisure; ,1.'. 11.
Helgiiun state of affairs now disclosed i<.; of ths" wa. not was
liutions:—)VelliiiL'to!i I,'ed Cross Sliop.
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lleidcn, Toledo, iiiuto:, vehicles; E. 11.

i I,S 1(1.(1(1(1
excellent promise. It seem:-: highly reached a port of call without mishap. is now open for private sale. •Tifli); Taihape Sub-Centre British lied illuminated ad-
Other countries .i.ifiQ.fino presented him with an
WEAl/111 FfiUM WASTE. lii'ldcn, Toledo, spring susne.'ision for probable thai; the. enemy will na'y The hospital ship which was recenlly thu difficulties experienced-by ll'ross. i'SCII; New Plyinoulli "Copjier ,l,-p«. Other speakers also eulogised Mr.
Owiii" to
.

and refuso of almost every on the' New >'e:\land cousl: has been re- the
GARBAGE
kind can
'. made 'lo enrich tho Ijo
vchick'sj S'jpwitli Avi.ili'.iii <.',»., .London,
aeropliincs; \V. if. Hillings, Wonga,
Total !82,0. i:il,0l.l0 dearly for his temerity in advanei'i.t;
The folluv/ing statistics show Ik, beyond lite Manic- without makivH-;
ported from a port of call "All well." the residents ul lVatnitai together
li-i'iinviiy accommodation,
in respect ni Trail" I'li'id, A'-iW; Wairoa J.ad.v Liver-
with pool and Hed Cross Society. XV:>; Dan-
M'Knight's worll,. In
replv Mr. M'lCniffht. who has been .17
emu™ of hi*
inventor,
practical it you havo un idea Ircatinj; fibrous iniilerinls; Koss and A private cable, messa;;;! way received the fact llial the City Coimcil is unable iievirko .Dranuh lied Crnw Society (Soulh Ihe service of the company,
vearVininteresting isivff
for tho treatment of ivasle, lose no time Crump'. London, I'xcracting metals; 11. tremendous incrcue in the output adequate provision against Hie dan- iii yesterday fvnm .liidin slai- tn (livedo, to Hit>i:• repri'senlntiuns on »c- Block elTorl). .£175; Patvintii: some reminiscences of the
in consulting Baldwin and liayViird, 'K'luinieyer, Toowunibn, scat; V. <lc Val- of coal the Central Powers have ger of HUeh ;i.i! attack on his \veste;-:i inpt thai rli'T'' liiiil liecii iin outlit|Uiilvo
,

of the shortness of niiiehiiicry Shop, .till; Iliintervillf C'oiiiilet-s of Liv- early .lays of Palmerston AorU.
Patent Attorneys, 215 Laiubton Quay, ley, Auckland, cluauing kauri gum: N. ■made since ISGa: —
lla,ii!v us tl:i: Allies nre nuw dcvclup in Bengal, ;;»([ 'bat Iho Baptist niission- ---coiint which has been on order from England, erpool and llpil Cross (luild, .£53 Ifls.; arrive,! in Wc-
sn-.v lions , in Umhniiinbiirin hail been for the pnsf three years, it was de- Aiiiiganiu Siib-Cenlro British Itcd Cross, Mr R Williamson make advance
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They will »ive you trust; Winklc.uiiin. New Plvmoiitli, tn'iiting 1913.
.!

ironsiined; W. I'loessell, Sydney, hooks de.ilroved, bill all the missionaries were cided at a repent meeting of the locnl .i'sfl; Cuniily of lJgmonl. Patriotic Leapue, llii-ton yesterday toseason a'-
,

worthy advice, and protect your rights Toms. The possiliilitics r;iic-;cd will Ijc
.

safe. riuij?einciils for the ot J. he Bug

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throughout, the world. . and eyes. United Kingdom L'ST.IV) IHHI Ratepayers , Association ,to forward the .C.'lfl; Mannknii Branch Red Cross Sociely,
readily grasped by those who have Hoys."
Ciwn-nny 27:i.(i. »:i.olKi The !-iecreli;iy of the General Post following resolution to the City Coun- .KH); Moutoa Side and Wounded Soldiers'
TQ READERS. Tiiilnl 'Stuhs D01..V2(i.f10!l followed tin; 1-nl.e events of tin.' caiii- (Hliee has been iidvi-iwl lh»t, Ihp lej:-il cil on the subject:—"tn view of the in- Fund, Ladies' (jnild. ,L'l7 ,is.; New I'ly-
r

There'? a better way of doing every- Aiislrin-Humjary ril.iifll.Olln paiKii. Tlv: , enemy front -is ;i whole huiir will b-, put biif'c one hour in tin: convenience caused to the residents of mouth Brunch British I'ed Cross, .lild;
rjiO avoid disappointment readers of
thing. Do you know of • tie? Then FniUro ■:<l,1!!0.f!WI between tlio Aisne and the Mu-rne French zone in Muriioc.i fro 11 .Inly IS. this district by the ineflicioiicy of (ho Slratford lied Cro«s (.■'uiTT/, .';;>; .1. Kain- THE SOUTH MAIL
A "Tho Dominion" are urged to sub- writo for I'roe Jiook, "Advico to Inven- Ituwiii 2!l.870,ll':i!l v.-illey eonptitul.'., .■•.■ soincwhal; \nw- Thi) M'L'lrjfjrajjh Department notifies (ram service, slated by the civic authori- cay, per Newman Rod Cniss, (is. Bel.
tors.,' Don't for ono moment Ihink
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ecribe for a regular period through the lliat your idea is tro simp]"!—too small! Molgiuni '"..Wt.WH! I'uru f:;ili"iit. Measured on a linn Mint Iliero is great delay In cable mes- ties to be due to the wind of machinery
pearest agent (namo on application). Oilier countries 11l,2Sfl,U0'l
piissinir thrmiyh liei'iis ;nid Soissous sages via the J'iicilie for Canada nml awaiting shipment in Kngland for eigh- JiAlil'iY CLOSING TO-DAY.
I

—if it's a lime or labour wivcr it's America. teen months past, Mite association pro- Unerring accuracy and dynamic,
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Prepaid; Subscription Rates nro:— worth money. Don't wait until some- the salient is less than •!() miles wide
Tnlfil 1,321.00(1.0011
Tile r'iro Hrigade. was called out at S.-S tests against, the largo shipments of li- strength in organisation and n.annfac-
3 months. 6 months. Yearly, one else thinks of the siimo thing. Write (ind the iiii'.-x of turo give to the CHEVROLBT. car that 1,,e Cill ''- V departure d Ihi
These figures apply to Qv. iirrincl be- lit its Ij;im, the landed iii On-iiiß
night tire at No. 7 l.ewisville qiior recently '-the Dominion, •"

from' 'Agent 18 0 1 3 6 2C 0 now! Henry Jlughce, Lid., Patent lust to ii

us mi iii'liclc of eoninidreb is abso- enduriii(, lifo which power, accuracy, llei'iiroa lor the. south uwla.v, tlu mail
fore the war, but I he war was only \v«iclgc, in Hi". I'.oiir is more
iiciglilioiiriiuuc! of Terrace, a 7-nuinied house occupied by which
...

Ported 15 3 110 0 2190 Agents, 157 I'entherslon Street, Welling- urgos the City and strength in t.hs forgo give to tlie that usually eloros at 5.15 p.m. wil
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Mr. I'utriclc ()'t'aib':-;han and owned by Council to make an and

lutely non-essential,
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Oxiluaii ThiiMTv, than yo

Bxtra-f«.:booking JO-0 2. 6 0G 0 ton.—Advl. six weeks old when Germany stole miles south of tliis buso line. In Mr. IVondeville, of Kiiruri. The con-
emphatic protest to hundreds of important though unseen close a! ".'oil- The late-fee mill will
!

Prepoyment effects
je"ular supply, and avoids waste of
■Baptr. In view of tho extremo difficulty
in prcmring adequate supplies.of
paper
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a suvlng, ensures from France 00 per cent, of her coal tents of the building wore severely dam- exclusion the Minister of Munitions respecting the parts , of the car.—Advt. viose at 1.30 p.m. .
mines; and nearly all the coalmines battles fought, at the end of May aged. There was :in insurance on the of .necessury machinery nrgen- Tho Mararoa is timed to loavefor Lyt-
of Belgium became her spoil also. It find in June til' enemy strove vainly ly rei|\iired for the efficient working of telton at 3 p.m., ond late-feo Idrcre may
AVardoll Bros, and Co. for "NO FUFI- furniture. )>o posted at the ship's side inlil that
T,iiiindry Uolp. "CiOLDBN will 'in seen above that.before the his to improve his front ;md safeguard thfi electric, light and triiiiuvay systems Men!..hist what, you want in Collars,
In th» list of results of the "Theory of Ihe cily; and, further, that'it be re- Studs, Unices, lieiis, Hrushes, Combs,

for a large and growing circulation, KULE" Candies.' "(!O/,DMN Sandsonp. 1?1.1f,E," communications by widening hour.
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war Britain and France together out of Music" examinations, published yes- presented to the Tnoili-brushes, Soaps, Semite, ' Shaving
avoid* jce of waste is_ necessary, SJIILtNO" Mayor that the- mani-
very Soap, and "KEKI' had an output oE 1127 million tons, the salient, to the-wast. His efforts terday, the nil mo Kalio Nash (St. Mary's fest of the.,
s.s.' alone, contained a Fowlds, Pastes, etc. Call and see our stocks. Uco.
and tlfe assistance of the pnbho to this Goods that give universal satisfaction. and the Central Powers 325 millions. petered out, in failure, at first
-—

Conve.nt) was Riven as "fto.tie Rasb/' tota,l of 73,507 gallons'of liquor." Ltd.-Advt. Prognndra cures Corns qui*l*—**■»•
t

Try them.-Advt.
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•>U& It. a'ked for,

 THE DOMINION, SATURDAY, JULY ■ 20, 191&, 7
SINN FEIN PLOTTERS service devised by John Devoy between
THE ALLIES STRIKE
GERMANS UNABLE TO RECOVER FROM FIRST CHECKS SITUATION IN RUSSIA TRIAL FOR TREASON
America and Ireland, was affected.
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——<i> A duo to tin; now 'line of communica-

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tion \vii3 subsequently obtained mid has THE CHARGES AGAINST M. MALVY
STORY OF A TREACHEROUS been actively l'ullowijd up. The effect of A SIGNIFICANT ENEMY ADMISSION. ALLIED INTERVENTION EXPECTED
this now line in Ireland is visible iu the
speeches ot the Sinn Feiu lenders during London, July 18.
CONSPIRACY .
tins period. I'or example, do Valera, Every hour's news from the front emphasises the. utter failure of the Germans

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addressing the Convention of Irish Vol- to recover from the first checks inflicted on them east and west of Reims. Even JAPAN CONSIDERING THE IN LEAGUE WITH ANARCHISTS
the "Cologne Gazette," in an inspired article, admits that there ofhas been no
THE TRICKERY OF COUNT
BERNSTORFF
unteer;; on Octobur -i', 1917, said.
"Jiy prolyl, organisation , recruiting,
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they could havp 500,000 lightiiii; volun-

teers in Ireland. That would be a big
SPLENDID & RAPID PROGRESS sui-cess, and attributes the German failure to the changed tactics

plans of the High Command,"-who expected the same easy

the irencn,
who delivered fierce counter-attacks with their reserves. They thus .unset the
advance as was
QUESTION AND PACIFISTS

army,'but without the opportunity ami made, on .this Chcinin <les Dames. Tho "Cologne Gazette" says that the German London, July 18. (Rec. July 19, 7.40 p.m.)
losses were within moderate limits, and this is a significant admission, be-
Chronicle's" diplomatic
tiie menus 01' fighting it could only be cause it has always been announced formerly that tho losses .were considerably
The "Daily
Paris, July 18.
used as ii menace. There had already foreshadows
correspondent immediate . .
fewer.than the enemy's.—Aus.-N.Z. Cable Assn. The Senate Reporter occupied ilia

,
. Some weeks .ago-.a condensed summary Allied intervention in Siberia, as the re-
been too much bloodshed without suc-

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of the Press Bureau's.statement covering cess, and he would never advocate 'an- sult of theCzecho-Slovaks' arrival in whole day inIf.rending his report. It
the history of the Sinn Fein, plots in Ire-
land was cabled out.. From newspaper
files which arrived yesterday.we aro new
other rebellion witiiout liopelul chances
of eucct'ss. They'cou id see ]io hope ot
that in the near future except through
ENEMY SURPRISED Vladivostok. showed that Halvy had helped tha
President Wilson has modified hie peace-at-iiny-prico campaign and wae
LUDENDORFF ATTEMPTED TOO MUCH FOR HIS STRENGTH earlier views, and will uu longer wait aware in July, 1915, of the campaign ■
able to publish the statement in full, a» a (.•ierniau invasion of England and the for a formal invitation from the Soviet conductedeven by Trotsky in Paris papers.
then was in German pay.
follows:— ■■■''' . ' ;
■ landing of troops and niuuitions in Ire- ■ . . London, July 18. before considering that Allied action in Trotskyonly
Tho revolutionary movement in Ireland justified. There is every Malvy signed the decreo for Trot-
land. They should be prepared to leave Documents' captured on German prisoners show country that the main plan was to Kiissia tois believe active agree- sky's impulsion in December, 1915. Even
which culminated in the recent, arrest of nothing undone towards that end." seize the Mountain'-. of Reims and the., -south of tho reason thut an

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a considerable number of persons consist- On another occasion in January this ment between Tokio and Washington ia then all Trotsky's accomplices were not •
Marn'e as far ■as Montmirail. Von Ludendorff- realised that Reims approaching. expelled. The report nays' that Malvy

■ GREAT
ed of two closely related series of activi-
CAPTURES OF PRISONERS
year'do Valera said: "So long as Ger- would be a formidable object to attack frontally, but ho saw that if the

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ties:—" • •••'!■. •■•
Japan, however, is not so enthusiastic worked hand in hand with the worst
French line on either sido was broken.Reims would fall of itself. 'J no first for intervention as before. The Govern-, type, of anarchists and pacifists.—Aus.-
• ;
many is the enemy of England and Eng-
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(a) The attempts of the German land the enemy of Ireland,'so long trill line thence to Hcyigny, the second ment is still favourable to it, but tho I N.Z. Cable Assn.
lateral thrust was directed at Chalons and the
"

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. Government' to foment rebellion,- in
upon Epernay theneo to Montmiral. Vuii Ludendorlf hoped to secure room
Ireland be the friend of Germany." lor
Ireland; Paris. Already the Crown Prince opposition, exists in commercial
circles.— [11. Malvy, a. former French Minister

AND GUNS ■ ■
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I'or some considerable time it was dif- the deployment of forces capable of attucking
Cable Assn. of the Interior, is charged with having
(b) The preparations made in Ire- Aus.-N.Z.
ficult to obtain accurate information as has abandoned the attempt to drive forward on tho wholebattle front, and has sub- informed the enemy of all French .mili-
land to carry these attempts into ac- to the German-Sinn Fein plans, but stituted a series of local attacks. The result of Hid-whole thus far shows (Rec. July 19, 7.10 p.m.) tary and diplomatic plans, especially

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tion.' . ■'',■:.
The story of tho active connection be- about April, 1918, it was definitely ascer- that von Ludondorff attempted a great deal. more, than his strength.permitted. Tokio, July 18. those relating to the Chemin des Dauiee
tained that the plan for landing arms General Jourand was aware of the actual date hxed ior the attack a. iortnigiit Confidential conferences of the Elder offensive.]
tween the leaders of tho Sinn-Fein move- in Ireland was ripe for execution and before it happened. On tho night of the attack he withdrew al his troops Statesmen, tho military leaders, and the
ment and the Germans, as disclosed by that the Germans, only awaited de- from the front lines, and an hour before the German attack opened tho I'rciicli Premier are considering Washington's
documents in tho possession of tho Brit- finite information from Ireland as to artillery poured a devastating flro upon tho Germans assembled in the front line, proposals for joint American-Japanese in- A TROOPSHIP TORPEDOED
isU Government, falls into two parts— the time, place, and date. The' Bri- while tho German guns, were playing upon the empty Irench trenches.-Aus.- tervention in Siberia.—"Tho Times."
the period prior to, and the period 6ince, N.Z. Cable Assn. . ,
GERMAN RETIREMENT
tish authorities were able to warn the ALL HANDS REPORTED TO HAVE
the abortive Irish Rebellion of -Easter; Irish Command regarding the probable BEEN SAVED.
DECISION OF THE ELDER STATESMEN

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1916..
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landing of an agent from Germany from
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The events of the. first period, can. bo a submarine. The agent actually land- ENEMY THRUST STOPPED BY; HEROIC RESISTANCE (Rec. July 20, 1.50 a.m.)
told with -some detail, but. the second
■ EXPECTED
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ed on April 12, and was arrested. SUPPORT ASSISTANCE TO THE Melbourne, July 1!).
period, which concerns recent events, per- The new rising depended, largely upon . CZECHOSLOVAKS. It is officially announced that the
mits of. no. more than a summary, as a tho landing of munitions from sub- London, July 18.
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troopship Bar.unga, formerly the Ger-

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full statement of the facts and documents
in possession of. the Government would
disclose, the names of persons who stood
by the Government, and also the chan-
nels of communication, through which
the German. Government was acting, and
which it' would not' bo jn the public
marines, and there is evidence to show- A French communique states: "The battle has continued with , unbroken .'■ (Rec. July 20, 0.15 a.m.) man Sumatra, has been torpedoed and
that it was planned to follow a success- determination on the whole front west of Reims, bit, notwithstandingtroops his Tokio, July IS. sunk in European waters. All the hands
ful German offensive in the West and efforts,-the-enemy has not-succeeded in. increasing the advance. Our The Council of Elder Statesmen has con- ivero saved. A Router message announces
to take place at a timo when Grout heroic resistance and their' incessant counter-attacks stoppedtho-enemy
of the Actions
thrust sidered with the Governmentreports con- that there was one casualty.—Press Assn.
Britain would be presumably stripped of after all the fluctuations of advance and retirement day aro cerning the dispatch of troops, and has
troops. .Accordiin? to documents found The stirring news is transmitted to-day that the Allies have opened a progressing south of the, Marne, on tha wooded slopes'northward of St, Agnan agreed 'to su'pport unlimited assistance

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interest to reveal at present.' on his person, <lci Valera had- workwf counter-offensive in France and aro breaking into the western flank of and Monthodon chapel. : Tho sharpest fighting was north-of Comblizy and 1-es. to the Czech-Slovaks.—"The Times." NORWEGIAN BARQUE SUNK
out in great detail Hie constitution' of tigny, and resulted in our holding tho cnemv to the .southern outskirts..of, tho
• • the• enemy' salient thrust 6011 th to the Marne. Soissons is stated to be
his rebel army, ana hoped to be able to Bouquigny; and: Ghataiguies .Woods'. The enemy succeeded east.of OeuiHy in
THE CREW SAVED..
The story begins as early in the war- muster half a million trained men; effectively dominated by the French guns, and the Americans are credited regaining a footing in Mont Voisin. Between the -Marn'o and Reims
1 the bnttio CZECHOSLOVAKS POSSESS IRKUTSK (Bee. July 19, 7.10 p.m.)
as November 6, 191-4, wlien Herr Zimmer-' There is evidence that German muni- continues north of Reuil, in King's Wood, which the .Germans, penetrated. ■Wβ
mann-transmitted through Count Bern- tions were actually' shipped in_ sub- with the capture.of WOO prisoners. Tho French officially report a consider- are defending foot by foot. Tho Forest of Courtoii is tho theatre of furious com- (Roc. July 19, 7.10 p.m.) Washington, July 17.
storff a messago from Casement, asking marines at Cuxhaven at tho begining of
"
able advance along a twenty-five mile front, from west of Soissons to the bats. The enemy continues to be held. West of Antheuil the Germans have- not . Peking, July 18. The Navy Department has announced
(succeeded in reaching Courcy Ditch, which has been the objective of several re- The Czecho-Slovaks are in full posses- that the Norwegian barium Marosa Tvaa
...

that a messenger, if possible a native- May, and that for some time German
Mar lie. It is stated that the British, on tho. northern front, aro also
born American, be sent to Ireland with submn fines had been busy off tho west newed powerful :attacks. A brilliant Italian counter-attack westward of Antheuil sion of Irkutsk, and are advancing on attacked by a submarine and sunk in
; attacking at several points.' drove the enemy back. .Enemy corpses lying in the front of the lines m tho mid-Atlantic. The crew was saved.—Aus.-
the word that everything was favourable. Coast of Ireland on • other errands than ths railway south of Baikal. The Bol-
He was to carry no letter, for fear of nr- the destruction of Allied shipping. Valley of Ardre de Ombroux testify to tho heavy losses. The situation is -un-
sheviki have concentrated cast of Baikal. N.Z. Cable Assn.
changed in tho Vrigny sector and south-west cf Reims. East of Reims we broke —"The Times."
.rest. Casement also asked that an Irish It will thus be seen that negotiation? are intact.on
'priest should be sent to Germany with between the executive of- th<! Sinn Fein; an "attack between Beaumont-sur-Yeslo and Sillery. Our positions
the whole Champagne front."-Aus.-N.Z. Cable- Assn.-Reutcr. ■ SINKING OF THE KAWACHI
the' assistance of- the German Legation organisation and Germany have been
CZECKO-SLOVAKSJENOUNCE HORVAT

in'Norway, to wprk.in prison
corrupt Irish prisoners of war.. '
This priest was a certain'Father John
7. Nicholson, au American citizen of
Irish birth.' He reached German safe-,
ly, and we find him in January, 1915,
transmitting messages to America. Ac-
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camps and virtually continuous for three and a half
years. At first a section of tlio. Irish- 330 MEN SAVED.
Americans was the intermediary for.most
of the discussions, .but since America's
ALLIES TAKE THE OFFENSIVE GERMANS COMPLETELY DRIVEN BACK OVER THE" MARNE.
"TRAITOR AND REACTIONARY."
The
(Rec. July 20, 0.15 a.m.)
Tokio, July 16.
Kawachi sank in four
battleship
entrance into the war communication? ' Washington, July 18.
..-..-.
18. minutes.
Harbin, July
. The disaster was possibly due
teith the enemy have tended to be more General-Perching reports that the Germans facing the .American:,
have been The Czecho-Slovaks have denounced M. board to an explosion of oil. Out of 950 on
direct.-. 330 saved.—Aus.-N'.Z. Cable
ON; A FRONT OF TWENTY-FIVE MILES completely driven back, across., the Marne—Aus.-A'.Z. Cable' Assu.- 7 ■.-- ' wero
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Falk Hovart as a traitor and a .reaction- Assn.

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cording to a report of Captain von Papen A second rising in Ireland was planned -
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"'•••■;•" •' LonudnJ'July IS. iay.—''The Times." , , .;■

dated December 5, 191-1/.the verbal assur- for last year, and the;scheme broke down Americans on the Marno sector
ances sent in response .to Casement's re- only because Germany was unablo to in American'communkiuo states: "Tho '
north-
LA- message from Peking, published on
quest had- produced an excellent:impres- send- troops. entirely regained possession, of the south bank of Thursday, stated that the Allied Minis-
attack near Vaia. Ihe attack ters had advised M. Palk Horvat (the STEAMERS COLLIDE
west of Chateau Thierry again attempted an artillery
sion in Ireland.. .''.... , '." ;.' -, This-year plane for another rising in'
GERMANS COMPLETELY SURPRISED was completely broken by our infantry and fire.-Aus. table lipid,' of. the..new Government setup'in
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In the beginning of 1916 the: plot ripen- connection with the German offensive on -
Siberia) dissolve his Government and TWO BRITISH VESSELS SUNK.
Assn. ■-. ' ■ ■• to
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ed. Oa February 10 Count Bernstorff :the western front wero maturing and a'
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sent to ,'a covering address in Rotterdam retire from the field. It also said that New York, July 18.

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,'new shipment of arms from Germany
a' dispatch signed with tho name of Skal, was - imminent. An important feature 'the Czecho-Slovaks opposed Horvat's It is reported from Buenos Airee that
one of his principal American agents. in every plan was the establishment of ; .-.' By Telenraph-PKne-Aawciatton-Copyright. ■■
THE KAISER ON THE BATTLEFIELD. movement towards Vladivostok. A later the. British steamer Clan Robertson cql-
message, however, stated that as the re- lided .with another British steamer in
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This dispatch included an extract' from a submarine. bases in Ireland to menace, London, July 18.
report' of John Devoy, the herid of the the shipping of all nations.
'...". .-.
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(Rec. July 19, 7.40 p.m.) . sult of a friendly conference M. Horvat tho River Plate, and was sunk.
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Clan-na-Gael; to the effect'that action in -.In.these.circumstances no otW course General-Foch has commenced an offorisive on the front between Soissons and
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. London, July 18. had agreed to facilitate the advance of Advices from <Monte Video state that
the attack Paris and Reims. The A Berlin-official message 6tatcs: "The Kaiser was on tho battlefield north- the Czecho-Slovaks to the Balkans, via the tho British steamer Induna was sunk off

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Ireland could not be'postponed much was open to the Government, if useless Chateau Thierry.. It is expected that will save
longer since he feared' the arrest' of- tho bloodshed was to be avoided- and its cfuty ■attack is on. a front, twenty-five miliw wide. Splendid and rapid progress is east of Reims all day on July 16 without rest."-Reuter.
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the Chinese Eastern railway, with a view Brazilian coast by- collision with tho
are in.—Aus.-N.Z. Cable Assn.
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loaders. . ■ •■. ■ .■•'■ :;*•.■.;■>•

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:to the Alike fulfilled, but to intern-the being madci and prisoners and.guns coming to their ultimate co-operatiou with their Ualia.-Aiis.-N.Z. Cable Assn.
[The sinking of tho Induna has .already
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It has been decided, he said, to begin authors acd abettors of this criminal compatriots.]
action on Easter Saturday, and .he urged intrigue. • -. ..
been reported. All tho crew were.saved.]
AN ADVANCE BY THE AUSTRALIANS A GERMAtTPROPOSAL
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that-the arms , and munitions must be in

Limerick by that date.. . Later, in the
J
"FRENCH GAIN FOUR MILES OF TERRITORY
same month Count Bernstorff, following DISASTROUS FIRE IN FEZ TO DISPATCH AJBATT.VLION TO THE RAID ON TROYES CAMP
his usual practice, surreptitiously attach- London, July 18.
out a successful local GUAHD THE ASSEMBLY.
ed to a message to Berlin passed by the GERMAN TNCENDIARISM ' Sir Douglas Haig reports: "Tbo Australians carried Ihey
SEVENTY-FOUR PRISONERS
American Government a note fixing Eas- SUSPECTED. ■ THOUSANDS OF PRISONERS AND MANY GUNS CAPTURED. enterprise on Wednesday in the neighbourhood of Villers Bretonnoux. (Rec. July 19, 7.40 p.m.) WOUNDED. ;

ter Saturday for the. rising and urging London, July 18. advanced the line on upwards of a mile of front,'and capturedmade two field- London, July 18. (Ree. July 19, 7.10 p.m.) !
the dispatch of. munitions in time._ A disastrous fire in Fez (one of the London, July 18. guns. Wo slightly improved our positions east of Hebuternc, and a suc-
A wireless Russian official message
chief towns in Morocco) destroyed a The French 'attacking on tlio Aisne have gained- four miles of . territory. cessful raid uouth of llebuterne. We repulsed enemy raiders south oi Uucquoy. states: "Germany has requested Russia's London, July 18. '

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Bernstbrff's Code. large area in the centre of the commer- Thousands of prisoners lj.ive been captured, besides many guns. The French There is considerable hostile artillery activity north of Jiailleul. consent to the dispatch of a German The German airmen who raided a (

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On March 1 von Jagow, replied that the cial quarter., and gutted about a thou- artillery has reached the German railway communications, affecting the area vest prisoners' at stayed an
Troycs,
Cable Asju.-Reuter'. . . ' battalion to guard the Embassy at Mos- '.am])

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arms would be, landed in Tralee Bay, and eandshops. It is significant that it start- of Reims'. The offensive was a complete' surprise to ,the Germans. The Allies' hour. Besides those killed, 7i prisoners
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cow, and disclaimed any intention to
asked, that the necessary arrangements ed'during the feast of Ramadan, when guns dominate' the town of Soissons. It is believed that a general German re- airl two French guards were wounded.—

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occupy Moscow. Tho Government re-

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should be made in Ireland through De- everybody takes a deep sleep. The fire ■tirement" from the Mnrne is impending.-Aus.-N.Z. Cable Assn. plied'that it is prepared to furnish a- "The Times."
THE-WAR IN THE AIR

v
voy.,. On March W Bernstorff ' replied was only stopped by, dynamiting the. sur- trustworthy and sufficient Russian guard.
that the, Irish agreed; and that full de- rounding buildings. Enormous stocks of "It could in no case permit the presence
tails were being sent to Ireland by mes- silk, cotton,, and other goods wero de- of a foreign military detachment in FOCH'S MESSAGE TO AMERICA
senger. ■■'. stroyed. ■ , THE FRENCH COMMUNIQUE Moscow. It hoped Germany would not-
Next day Bernstorff telegraphed a GREAT DESTRUCTION WROUGHT BY BRITISH-RAIDS. insist on dispatching a battalion."—Aus.- "ENEMY'S PLANS 701! DOMINATION
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German incendiarism is suspected.—

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code to be used between the Germaneand Reuter. N.Z. Cablo Assn.-Keuter. STOPPED."
the rebels while the arms wero in trap-, :. . ..(Rcc. July 10, 10.15. p.m.);. ' ■ .' / ■■ : ,-;;^. v- .-•! New York, July 18.
.'.■,-.'..'-'•
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eit, and explained that a submarine 19;' 7.10 p.m.) . v (Kec.July .'>..:.:
July 18.
■..-.; .L'.oridon, On tliG anniversary of the taking of the
■•-.•
■••■•"..
CHOLERA SPREADING IN PETROGRAD
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might safely enter Dublin Bay and go as AUSTRALIAN. INDUSTRIES .;j ~.-;. ■
:\,-,,:! ,i;i.;
, -London, July 18.
.;; ;,„.„„,
!"•.• ■..<,.
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The Press Bureau issue's.'n striking', photograph
caused .by Bastille (July' 14)_ Gchoral Foch sent a
far. a's'the Pigeon House-without encoun- A French communique aays: "•Wβ
attacked• this morning "from the, r.cgipn of German railway system" at Metsi-
i

teringl" nets;'- jK'.H'-'V -i;..;. V >Fonten6y-sur-Aisne as far as 'tho region of 'Belleau. :Wo 'advanced .at certain raids of the British independent air force on'the (Rec. July 20, 0.15 a.m.)
message of greeting to the American,
people, in the oourso of which ho said:—
DECISIONS OF MANUFACTURERS'' destructive on .
,!:,(.'!.,...
bursts sheds and work-
points' fronl t,wo to three kilometres, and took prisoners. Thcro was no ebango Sablons. It shows exceptionally engine
:

"On ila'rch'2G von- , Jagow replied that :■■■■ CONFERENCE. ■«

shops and tho remains of two incinerated trains. Thero is great
damage to (lie Copenhagen, July IS. "Wo are fighting for the whole world.
the arnis ; would be sent and that a spe- during the night on the Marne and ir. the Champagne, south-west of Manteml- absence ot
significant feature is the almost complete rolling
Cholora continues to spread in Petro- - 'J'lic enemy's plans for domination 'are
cial code word would-.be . used every
night as an introduction ;to the German
(Kcc. July 19, 7.30 p.m.)
Brisbane, July 19.
la-Fosse. We stopped a violent enemy attack north of Prosnes. An attack by
enemy Guard troops failed completely."—Aus.-N.Z. Cable Assrt.-Reuter.
network of lines.- A
stock, thus showing that tho 21 raids since June 21 on this important junction jjrad. There have been a thousand new
have materially reduced the enemy's war traflic.-Aus.-JU. Cable Assn.-lxeutei. cases in three days—Aus.-N.Z, Caulee
v Gtopned, and lie sees the number of his
adversaries daily increasing. The young
Wireless Press Service. In a message The* annual' conference of the Associ- Aesu. American Army is bringing into the
from'Bernstorif to Berlin the Germans ated Chambers of Manufacturers of Aus- (Rec.'July 19, 7iO p.m.) ' battlo valour and faith without equal."—
London,' July 18,: 1.20 r.;ni.
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were assured that there were numerous tralia decided, in view of the great need .....

Aus.-N.Z. Cable Assn.

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private wireless receiving stations in Ire- of harmony between employer and em- states: "Our aeroplanes on Tuesday night
land. •■:..' ployee, that efforts be made as far as
AMERICANS CAPTURE OVER A DOZEN TOWNS AND VILLAGES An oflicial report of tho .Air MinistryIlagen
1 ingden and Bnrbagli. t,oud results TRANSPORT OF AMERICAN
bombed works and an aerodrome at successfully
On April 18 arid 1!) urgent messages
practicable to'(jive employees a financial
•were sent froni America to Berlin, fixing interest in their work by profit-sharing
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/ .'; '/ .■ V .' ' w-re obtained. On Wednesday they attacked railway, sidings at TROOPS AUSTRALIA'S PRESS
Thionville."-Aus:-N.Z. Cable Assn.-Reuter. .
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the delivery of tho arms for the evening or a bonus on production. FKENCH WITHIN THREE MILES OF SOISSONS. GREAT NUMBER CARRIED IN DELEGATES
of Easter Sunday, pressing for the land- It was resolved to support Mr. Hughes's BRITISH SHIPS.
ing of German troops, arid asking for advocacy of the retention of the German Vancouver, July 18. London, July 18.
ARRIVAL AT SAN FRANCISCO.
an air raid on England and.a naval at-' colonies in tho Pacific.
tack on.tho English coast. These at- The United Press correspondent on tho West front states that the Ameri- Sir Leo Chiozza Money (Parliamentary (Bee. July 19, 5.5 p.m.)
Other resolutions favoured preference cans have captured more than a dozen towns and villages between Soissons nnd Secretary to. the Ship Controller) Jiiia San Francisco, July 18.
tacks actually took nlace between April of employment to returned soldiers, the
Chateau -Thierry. The Americans have taken -1000 prisoners. AUSTRIAN REICHSRATH ENGLISH-SPEAKING UNION announced that 637,93!) Americans wore The Australian editors have arrived,
24 and 2G. It was the declared iiope of compulsory marking of all goods con-
the rebels and their Germnn and Ameri- taining not less than 33 per cent, of A Paris message states that the Jfiench are within three miles of Soissons.— MEETS TO ADVANCE PEACE AND . transported to Europe in April, May, en route to England—Aus.-N.Z. Cable
can friends to blockade the Irish ports Australian material and made in Aus-
Aus.-N.Z. Cable Assn. PEOQEESS.- ■ ■ and June, of which number 350,956 wcro Assn. ' ■'.■■■■■•
against England and establish bnses in tralia, and. the pushing'of efforts k> edu- ■■■,'•■ London, July IS. carried in British ships. Arrangements
Ireland for German submarines. cate the people in the duty of support- SENSATIONAL DEVELOPMENTS EX- An English-speaking Union was recent- troopsmade
were, to carry more. Only 2!)1
The rebellion broke out a day. later ing Australian industry.—Press Assn. BRITISH ATTACKING AT SEVERAL POINTS PECTED. were lost at sea out of a million,
ly formed to promote comradeship be- transported—Aus.-N.Z. AUSTRALIA'S FINANCIAL
than the schedule on Easter Monday, tween the'people of. the.British Empire
Cable Aesn. POSITION
Amsterdam, July 17.
April 24, but, as the'world is aware, the ■'■■■•.■•■ London, July 18, 6.25 p.m. reaseainblert arid'the. United States, in the belief that
The Austrian Roichsrath. developments
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German support had. miscarried and it
.

MRS. PEMBERTON BILLING The British

ended in complete .failure.
i Tho report of the Royal Commission on
tho rebellion in Ireland stated:—"lt is
now a matter'of common notoriety .that
the Irish' Volunteers have been in com-
munication with the authorities in Ger-
have' begun attacks at ccveral points—Reuter. Tuesday.-. ...Sensational pence and progress would be advanced LO\N MONEY 'FOR BAKE NECESSI-
on
are expected in view of the economic by tho union of the. English-speaking de- THE PRISONERS AGREEMENT
moeracics. The executive includes Lord
TIES ONLY.
.SAID TO BE A GERMAN. situation. ■ Sydney, July 10.
(Rcc. July 19, 7.40 p.m.) The- Czech delegates caused an uproar Bryce, Mr.-Winston- Churchill, tho Arch- (Rec.J.uly 19, 7.10 p.m.) Speaking at the Conference of Aus-
bishop of York, and' liiariy notables. Mr.
. THE ENEMY'S ALTERNATIVE PLAN when Dr. von Sculler (Premier)-■made u London, , July IS. tralian State Treasurers, Mr. W. A.
, London, July 18. declaratiuinlof complete .loyalty to the. W. 1,, . Massey (Primp Minister of. Kew and Acting-Pre-
Zealand) was, elected -ii! vice-president. It It is officially announced that Ger- 'Watt (Federal Treasurer
'

The "Daily Chronicle" states that ro- Dynasty and-.perfect co-operation,., with
many, and wero for a long time known mai-kable disclosures have been made, re- 'is proposed t6 establish "headquarters in many's ratification, of the satisfactoryprisoners' mier) stressed 'the gravity.of the finan-
to'be supplied by money through Irish- garding Mr, Pemberton Billing's ivife. Germany, lie.said he, was confident.the cial position. He said the States would
: '"■ '■"
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. ■■-.-. Central' Powers would be ablo to force ■London, New York, aud , each of tho capi- agreement depends on a iiayo to be'content Avith .bare;necessities
tals of the overseas. .Dominions.'—Aus.v .settlement of the position of Germans m in loan
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American societies. This was so stated She is said.to be a.German, the daughter
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London, July 18. the Entente to accept peace.—Aus.--\.4. money.—Press Assh.
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in public by Mr..,Tohn it'Neill on No- of an unnaturalised Prussian.

...

Ker 'The enemy undoubted- N.Z. Cable Assn. China.-—Eeuter,.

The French are still bombarding the Marne bridges. Cable Aesu. '■■
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vember B,' 1914. It was suspected long mother, also was ' born in Germany. failure. It now to be seen what it
before the outbreak that some of the Though .these facts are based on the ly has an alternative plan in caso of remains

money came from German sources." is. He probably means to combine the present offensive with something else.
parents' marriage certificate, Mrs. Bill-
The evidence on' this subject in the ing asserts .that ; her father is a Swiss Epornay is now in no-danger, and it is tinhkely that it will be taken, Ihe
enemy is still half a mile from Courcy. There was
THE WESTERN BATTLE AREA
heavy rain yesterday.-Aus.-
possession of the British Government and her mother is Irish.—Aus.-N.Z.
provides the clearest.proof of these sus- Cable Assn. N.Z;"Cable Assn. .
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picions. •■••,

■"•■ JUBILATION IN NEW YORK.

It'became'clear very soon after the YEATES'S APPEAL /

rising that the Sinn Fein leaders- were . . , New York/July 18.
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again' asking;. Germany for help. . On PENALTY REDUCED.
June 17" there was a message from Ber- The Americans passed beyond their objectives. The receipt of tho newsrung
' in
London, July ]8. bound
Wall Street causedvictory.—Reuter,
stocks to several points. The City Hall bells wore
lin to Washington referring to "A259 of The appeal of Edward Yealee, an. ex- to announce- the
May 6" (a inessago which is missing), qfiicer in
and saying that Germany was perfectly against his the New Zealand Forces,
conviction in December for
ready to give further help if tho Irish illegally wearing uniform, was dismissed GREAT ENTHUSIASM IN SYDNEY.
would only say what sort of help they •with costs; but on Yeutcs's undertaking
required. '■ •'

not to wear tho uniform the penalty/was ißec. July 19, 10.15 p.m.)
On June 16 Bernstorff had already sent reduced to one. shilling. -. • •• • ' . Sydney, July 1!).
'a dispatch giving an account of (he re-' News of-the Franco-American success created the greatest enthusiasm. Tho
liellioii as : far' aa his information went, kenzie Sir Joseph Ward and Sir Thomas Mac- '

gave evidence. paper sellers were besieged. Impromptu gatherings sang the National Anthem.
and stating that had been provided Stocks havo risen strongly. Bells and steamer whistles proclaimed the victory.—
,

for the defence, of Casement. On July Press Assn.

2a he sent a long message giving further ANOTHER BANK COMBINE
news from Ireland, and explaining that
the work of reorganising -the rebels was
:tasking' good progress, and that their
(Bee.'July 19, 7.40 p.m.) GERMAN ATTACKS MISSED FIRE
lack of money had been remedied by him. London, July 18.
It is understood that Lloyd's Bank is
Second-rising Plans. amalgamating with the Counties Bank,
On September 8, in a dispatch to Ber- the National Bank of Scotland, and. the
.". PLANS OF THE HIGH COMMAND UPSET.
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lin, he enclosed a'menioranduni from a .London and River Plato Bank.—Aus.- ;.■■'■•'■.' . . London, July IS.
person .called "Irish Revolution Director- N.Z. Coble Assn.
Resident in America," which contained ■ Tho enemy renewed his attacks nest and cast of the Reims salient,' cap-
turing the western portion of La Bourdonnerie village and the heights which
detailed proposals for a fresh rising. tho French, retook on Tuesday. Tlin French are again counter-attacking. Ihe
Any rising, says tho Irish Revolution ACCIDENT IN A MINE
Germans remained unable to debouch from Prunay. The advance has lost is
Director, must be contingent upon the breakneck speed, and it is a favourable sign that, villages arc- changing hands
6ending by Germany of "an expedition TWENTY MEN KILLED, repeatudlv. The enemy during tho third day succeeded in advancing Ins line
with a sufficient military force to cover (Rec. July 19, 7.40 p.m.) towards 'important positions, which lo may subsequently capture, provided he
the landing." : ' , Johannesburg, July 18.
"

possesses the. requisite, forces. On tho other hand tho enemy, has tailed to
On this new occasion the German Gov- gain the strategic advantages which are the necessary .preliminary to tho vast
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ernment was .to.lix the time, and as an a Twenty white men were killed tnrough
skip rope snapping in the Meyer-Charl- converging westward movement which was the plan of the High Command.
inducement the advantage of having sub- The German pincers have slipped in tho Champagne between Prunay and Jlas-
marine and., Zeppelin bases in the west ton mine.—Aus.-N.Z. Cable Assn. siges, where a rupture' would have- enabled the enemy to cross the Roman Kernel
of Ireland was insisted upou. and reach Suippes, and tlienco move towards Chalons. Here our line holds.
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Count Bernstorff was ovidently having Tho German attacks missed fire. At only one point the enemy succeeded in
difficulty with his tools, for on October POLICE AND THE I.W.W. advancing to-day, after two unsuccessful attempts. At 11 o cock,tins morning
24 he warned his Government'not to al- tho Germans, attacking on a six-mile front, penetrated to a depth or a milemado and
low a certain Captain Boehm, then resi- •ROYAL COMMISSION APPROVED.: a. half at the deepest point,, in. tho Mountains of Reims. The advance was
dent in Rotterdam, to write to Irishmen Sydney, July 19. at enormous cost. During, the.night the French repulsed two violent attacks at
in America, since his letters wero tipt Tho New South Wales Vrignay and Beaumout-sur-Vesle. The French re-entered two villages, which were
to go to.the wrong people. Later, Cap- approved tho appointment Cabinet has
strenuously disputed, including Mont Voisin. The French nrtil ery dominates
tain Boehm was arrested by us in Brit- Commission to inquire into ofthea allega- Royal
tho Marno Valley, which is being heavily shelled. The Irench hold the whole ot
ish waters. against tho polico in connection the hirh ground'overlooking tho valley, with tho exception of one point. Jho
On December 4tvo find Count Bern- tions
.

offensive, which the enemy hoped would develop into a drive, is now regarded
•etorff again attaching surreptitiously a with tho I.W.W. trials.-Press Assn. as a failure,,and has become u series of iocal and disjointed
actions. can
Ifbattle
note to a message passed by tho Ameri- therefore be truly described as a German defeat; but. probably the still pos-
can Government,.in which ho mentioned will continue for some time, with fluctuating results. The Germans
that the Irish leaders in America were COURSING sess a large number of available reserves, but it is believed that,
owing to
pressing for an answer to their proposal this failure,.the High Command may determine to reorganise, and usebombard- the re-
of September 8. WATERLOO CUP FINAL. servce to assault another part of the line. The increased" in conjunction
German
Ho seems to have followed this on {Rcc. July 20, 1.50 n.m.) ment of the British front is regarded a* significant. Taking thishird
Christmas Day wfth a message which is Melbourne, July 11). with tho fact that the enemy has at no point advanced one- ot the dis-
missing, for on the hist day of 191G Herr
In tlie Waterloo Clip finnl Peters' Bros.*' tance set out in his programme, and tho colossal German casualties, tie l'rcncn.
Ziminermann informed him of the cjiinn- Press Meo bout .Hall's Australian Lndilie. are full of .hope that tho '"enemy will not succeed in taking Eeinis. J hey anlicij
tities of munitions which it was pro- —Press Assn. pate that tho utmost efforts will bo mado to capture the city by ramming
posed to land between February 21 and tactics. In the event of the Germans gaining possession of tho Mountain ot
Reims, tho tenure of the city will become, precarious. It is evident that von
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25. 1917. He added that it was impos-

sible to send German troops. Lmlendorff planned a rupture of the Champagne front to isolate the Jjroncli
On January 18, 1917. Bernstorff Te-
•
A. BRIDGE THAT ENDURES. armies and exploit the success by local battles. Further stem fighting is inevit-

plied that his Irish committee declined able, because the enemy is compelled to continue his attacks in order to save ins
My Expert Bridgework never fails to
the proposal, us without German troops give supreme satisfaction. Guaranteed .face.—Aus.-N.Z. Cable'Assn. ,

a rising would be useless, , For 10 years. Let mc iill any disfiguring

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After America's entrance into the war missing-tooth spaces with strong, pearly-
on .An.ril ■!•. 1!)1". the line of communica- while Teeth. Sound ones need not bo FRENCH' STEMMED THE CROWN PRINCE'S ADVANCE.
tion between the German Government extracted—us I'late required. Paris, Juty 18.
and the leaders.of,.the Sinn Fein Party W. V. Sommerville, "The Careful Den-
was teniDoriirily broken, though thero is tist," Molesworth Street. Hours; 9 a.m., . Tho French havo recaptured Mont Voisin, stemming tho Crown Prince's ad-
no.reason.to bejkye j,hat the messenger to 6 p.m.—Advt, yance towards iipernay.—Aus.-N.Z. Cable Aran.
 8 THE DOMINION, SATURDAY, JULY 20 19.18.
ROLL OF HONOUR HOSTELS FOE GIRLS PRISON REGULATIONS them union" the responsible thinking A FIENDISH ACT LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
A VIOLENT SOUTHERLY JAPAN AND THE ALLIES elements. Possibly the Japanese people
may have expected niore showy results
from your annul forces. You know how
TWO DEATHS ACUTE POSITION IN CITY HARD LABOUR DEFINED STILL MORE SNOW A REMARKABLE INTERVIEW a uoup <le theatre appeals to the com-
YET ANOTHER PICTURE OF THE HATED ARCHBISHOP O'SHEA'S ADDRESS
mon people."
Personally 1 find it difficult to recon-
cile tho German moral of your Array HUN Sir,—! wrile ngreo with "Titus Oates",
NINE MEN WOUNDED LOW WAGES-DEAR BOARD RULES REGARDING FIRST-CLASS FOREIGN MINISTER REPLIES and lite Germanised character of your that "Guido' Fiiwkta" it/' ahead of liisi
TELEGRAPH INTERRUPTIONS
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PRISONERS. culture with the universality of the Eng- time (November 5), but 'l'Hus will agree
TO POINTED QUESTIONS lish language in Japan. Pleaso explain. DOCTOR'S CRUELTY Itohatlake past experience! proves that it is well,
Yesterday two deaths and nine men
"The question is a good one. 1 never time by the lovelock. I am sorry
PROBLEM FOR THE STATE heard it from u foreigner before, though that 1 did not make my meaning plain to>
Wounded were reported as follow:—
New regulations tinder the Prisons Act, ABNORMAL CONDITIONS he may have had it in miudi Thd con- Kim; but it is hardly tail—if he does not
(From Bernard Kalk, the "Daily Mail"
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published in this week's Giizette, set forth dition you depict does exist. In Japan iliii point of mi argument—to call it
I' WELLINGTON DISTRICT the trades and occupations at which pris- special Correspondent in the For East.) you have German-like soldiers side by
fin "Gunner Denew," Albert N. sco
DeptfW, itli American who was in Bel- caillu'illagi!. What I intended to convey
The lot 8f girls and. youths earning oners may be employed, Hard labour Tokio, May 22. side with English-speaking population. gium at llio Oiltbmik- of Uie war, was liJuk before tackling tho British' Em-
| prisoners may be required to undertake The'fierce, bleak, southerly galo which bo allowed that is liemuii Church (should put its
KILLED IH ACTION, small salaries and boarding in Welling- arrived here on Thursday night gave the 1 have been fortunate to have a uvu- If 1 may to say so, a tells sumo of llln cxueriuiiceis both as pire Ihe
i

,
Wellington mounted RifliSi ton is in these days hard. Some of the agricultural work, blacksmithing, briok- liours' interview
upper lauds of North Canterbury, Jlarl- Japaheso Foreign Minister. with Baron Gold, tins beautiful part of our national character. a neutral iliid n ljcllii(crent. Here own countries in order. The iguorancti
Douglas, A. H. (A. Doußlas, Kaiti, young women have, the hardest time. ninking, carpentry, manufacture of con- He agreed at Japan absorbs civilisation from every prevailing in lioimm Catholic countries
is a ghastly stury of linn brlllality.]
!"
f,
crete blocks, tiles, and other concrete, liorough, mid the West Const another
I; • July 14). 'J.he Teachers' Instituto discussed the heavy mantle of snow, which will in- the outset that the frankest
n/plics country, but whether one studies in Eng- proves conclusively tliiit were it not Tor
nuiitei- last night, with special reference product-s, concrete-mixing, draining and should be made to pointed riucslions in land or Germany it is always, with us, activities here in regard to theeduca-
crease the difficulties of restoring com- Jfy wound was just: a clean, {filllshot our
j ■ WOUNDED. to girls in the leaching profession. ditching, excavating, general building munication by tvire- and road very con- order thai the. doubts and sur-piciuns cii- from the point of view of the Japanese wound, and not very serious, so, ;(!- tiiin of the young the Human Catholics ,'
Miss Aitcheson moved: "i'hat the ques- work, hammer and drill work, plastering, tertiiincd in cercain quarters should be people. ,So these soldiers who look fit) though it was not completely hraled, they foillfl be i>.s indillerem as they arc else-
I Wellington Mounted
Rifles.^ ploughing, road-making, stone-breaking, siderably. nil) i>.m. yesterday the expected dispeiled. Herman to you have in reality entirely ■lei; me In other words, probably not
I
[
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r 1). B. .(A. M'Kiry. Clivc, r. July 14).
M'Kay,
, fitellin, Squad. S.-Mnjor J.» {M.rg, W, A
tion of. the establishment of a hostel ior
women is worthy of consideration." In
At
fitone-diTsaiiig, tinsniithin-r, wall-building, hnpjioneil
in an announcement that all The Minister voluntarily denied thai' Japanese minds; so, also, the people ■1 went,K<>J Hii.fr rimifitliiiiß
liftor three wesks. Hut before wlii.'tV,
that :in man of mure tffini ten per cent, would bo able
i Marton, bio. July 14). support ,ol the motioii she spoke of the light labour prisoners may lib given bas- lie was a pro-German us asserted by poli- whom you heard speaking English aro us will otft foritL'l. fiomn of tliein took to riMil lintl write. "Dark" as Great
need ior hostels i'or girls ciioiising a stu- ket-making, bootmaking, bnislimakihg, telegraph communication for offices south tical enemies. Igive the interview in yet Japanese in thought. In other words, vows just like may l>«, she is brilliant suiishinw
dious career, not only teachers, but girls eabinetmakinj, cleaning and washing, of k'aikotira itnd Nelson had been cut
oil". The result of this was that some of question and nliswcr form:— men of Hit- Legion 1
it is borrowed civilisation. To borrow told you about. liveOne of I lie patient* was comitai'i'il with Itoinan Catholic coun-
CANTERBURY DISTRICT m other walks of life. In the country coir-mat making, cooking, gardening, tho operating staff simply had to twiddle What is the present Cp'omsi.tit: posi- beautiful is but to round off our picked tries. Tal;i; "poor" Ireland for cx-
oakum-picking, painting, physical drill, intervention in the Siberian i|iii'S- a German doctor, who had been
the. loi of the young teacher was ex-
their thumbs and wait for "a bite." It tion? tion of own character, not to displace it. iiniplo. Tlipre is a-s much difference bc-
sweeping, tailoring, and any other light was in No Man'it Land; very setfously hvivu
WOUNDED.
"I stayed in Germany for many years. up

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tremely hard because of the hick of
Canterbury Mounted Rifles. suitable accommodation. If girls were to labour not included in the hard labour communication not so long i.i couiing. At 11 a.m. "Japan is not taking pnrt in any con-
I studied there and people may think tin!
wounded. ITe was given the same liTiif* i.-' UplwoimiNorth , the and the South as there*
dayiight and darkness, in
with Christchurch (via of us; that is, tho very spitir of III? many advantages she enjoys
July 14. be sent to the country they should first schedule. ferences, but I. surmise (hat there are
Cheviot; whs restored by means of a eenferences, pro-German. 1 am not pro-German at meiit Us nny
Clear, W. T. (11. Clour, Waimafo,- m.). ol all have a period in the loiviis under Other regulations the treat- single wire, whilst a Greymouth wire either in Washington or all. I am not anti-English; I am qnito best, They Imt liiiiilly Hie doctors (rave him over ali" other part of the world. On
Davie, 0. (S. H. Davie, (iwaldine). experienced feathers, and in any case it ment that is to be given to niisdcmfan- also became communicative. Then, after London. Japan has made uo proposal, Japanese, sharing the national views re- up. he wmiid die slowly, wiying ;i propriotjiry article tile other
Allies tlolinitel;; mode a garding our international relationships." i.and that'it mighta lake several wlm took day I noticed the iiiHci'tjifion "Tliiß pae-
Jloskin, C. L. (A. S. lloakin. St. Andrew's, f.) anls of the first-class and the second- an have the weeks.
.Bonald, L. J. (W. lionnld, Nelson, f.). should be part of the lldiication hour or two, the Cheviot wire "dried nor
the .'.l-
lioard s duty to see that accommodation CIUSM. ,
up." At about 8.30 p.m. a.Waiau (tho proposal to .I.ipnn. Jf and when I do not quite follow you when you But there was nurse I hero ng'i! must liuvc a art. July stamp affixed it
Misdemeanants of Ihe First Division, inland direct service f.o Christchurch) - has resolutely refused to meet us, Especial interest in liis tm, and she sold in Hit- British Jules, Ireland- except-

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suitably was provided. Good living con- say that you arc Hot anti-English!
who a:e imprisoned for non-compliance be sum Japan w : ll lie ready Stayed day and night for soluo time,
OTAGO DISTRICT ditions we-ru essential if girls were to bewail to chatter. This was considered you may
consider "I should expect that answer. What up ed." . "Poor" Irei&nd I If a farmer de-
work well. I'ov this liiiihy girls craved will tin. , order of any Couvi lo pay a quite wonderful, as that particular wire am! open sympathetically to it.
I want to say is that I am not one- nml fin.iHy brought, him through, "ihi sires to buy liis iiirm' the owner is com-
f.im nt money, or imprisoned iii respect had only been in commission for five 1 cannot say whether a proposal will very kiiorn. and
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KILLED Ifl ACTION. J list its iiiucji as for increases of salai-v.
■Miss Williams said that girls
. Canterbury Mounted Rifles. could not
Watt,' A. (J. Watt, Wundon Valley, f. get suitable board at reasonable rales.
ease was well every- piled to sell it to liim, and the State'
sided. I am very impartial, but when
or a distress to satisfy A sum of money minutes during the past fortnight, ami come." it comes to choose between an enemy body said she' slowly. had' performed a miracle, make* up the difference between the sell-
If there is a proposal what win your Then a few weeks er's, altti tin buyer's valuation. This
ordered to bo paid by a Court of Jus- it was regarded as "uead" for some days and aji ally I cannot be un- lie'got belter
tice, shall be required lo keep their cells to come, in view of the fresh, snow- attitude be? when he rns out of danger, and law hits, I believe, cost the British tax-
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July 14). Swine had lo piit uri irilli rooms merely, friendly or anti-English. What I wish later,
and utensils clean and in good order, and storms. However, sit was made good use "That depends. The proposal without
may lie
without board, and she had heard of to convey is that, above all, I am Jap- ■was able lo walk, nnd it was only a payers one hundred, million pounds,
shall receive the scale of rations laid of, and was still working well li«» such as Japan oueht toinaccept time before, he would be i'ooi, Ireland! The Conscription Act

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anes"; but at this juncture, when we ((nestion of
WOUNDED. girls being asked as much as
30s. a week do.ivii for prisoner; not working nt hard evening. further consideration, which wiso
the hospital, this nurso does not afreet her, neither is her food
ior a room alone. fighting how can I be in- released from
Canterbury Mounted Rifles.
Jlr. ilopkirk said that the Government labour, 'i'hoy shall lie kept separate As it was .impossible fo get all the tele- there will be a delay in the decision, ins
or other
are an enemy,
dilWnt to the Allied Powers? Please :\vns transferred to nnothnr hospital. "controlled," as in England, Scouand,
ji'Murray, J. K. (JI. Sloan, Scotland, m. WH responsible, and that fro In the .criminal prisoners, and shall grams away ln-i evening by wire, abfi'ut Allies need fear no Hat reiusni
Everybody knew her .and liked her. nnd and Wales. The bnsis of her Parlia-
July the Govern- heip tho Ailed understand mo correctly."
lit oilowed visits daily at n. convenient 900 were /.ispatched to Lyttelton by the than willingness 'to
14).
Pollock, T. E. (J. Pollock, Tiivmxlalu. ment should take steps at once
to suiiplv I maks this reservation: Our Anglo-Japanese Alliance, iwhen she went to say gond-bye, mentary representation is considerably
hour, and to correspond daily with their Maori. 'J'lie number would probably have cause. ■guarding
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£ July 14): the cryinjr nm \ f(;r . nccomiiiodaiiim/for Navy is the Imli.m and Pacini: ■nil Hie men were sorry, and gave her luwer than the rest, consequently she has
women; Tne Government
had brought friends. been greater, hut. business lias, fortun- Uccans and helping in the JUditcrran-
Do you believe in ilie piTimmoncy of little presents, and wanted her to ivrito a greater preponderance of members per
the Angiu-Japauese Alliance?
'SLICHTLY WOUNDED, REMAINING to the ncishboiii-hood of Wellin-tun Mi.-ileiueanants of the Fir.H Division, ately, not been to brisk during the past euii. If wo make a venturesome auvanue to Hipm. She vim sni"?! to set a imr«e out. of lior papulation. J. fail to see
WITH UNIT. e.imps, mid la,| therebv imprisoned in default of m'ainienaiK, clay or two. "That question lias come to me he- the ki'wv- in the other hospital to turn thai my reference to Roman Catholic
i havo to call rtway part
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set up coii- under (he Destitute Persons Act?, shall L'p till Thursday evening the Depart- in Siberia andgap fore from foreigners, including some Imr letter? into English, so that _ slie eounlrifc! was irrelevant, but I know that

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Canterbury Mounted Rifles. dittons ivlndi made it hard for manv our a may be created jvInch
people to live. be required lo work nl one nf the wcu- ment had Iron able to dispense with the of navy
might take advantage ot.
Englishmen, i believe it to be a mean- to me. I gave her a ring I comparison*' are odious, and facts are
ingless question. If the whole world rnuld write
Sinclair, J: D. (A. Sinclair, Mossiel, f.
pufions pi'escri.bi'd fur light labour pris- posting m telegrams for the south, but Germany but stubborn things. I understand that thai:'
. July 14). .nits X. £. Coad said that it seemed •V. liuiiibsr at" people think uiat Japan changed, it the sun were to rise in the hadirucps made from a piew of
oners, nml pIihII receive the .scale of ra- it is now prol)!etnatic/il how long the in- is oppo-ed to Allied as dislur-t from she had hundreds of them at is the reason pre-sm,'! wasto brought
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to her that young women were not to

thought of in rcgiird to the illnuliities of tions I'iiil diiv.n for prisoners not or!;- lerniptod services will take to repair. Japanese intei-ontion, and accuse yoil oi
\ west, tiicu anything might happen. Tthat. bear upon the GovcrnmeKt cease pub-
44th REINFORCEMENTS 1i1i.,. All the care iviis for "our buys." injj at. hard tobinir, unless the Inspe/ior .Much iiept'iHU on the seventy of the interested, sordid motives? Otherwise.—"
the German doctor .would not sny lishing the religions (if criminals. I
A strange pro-Japanese demonstration But tn her. That would not have nmrio 'could'have lokl more about Bolivia, but
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Sht> did liul see what llieici >.viii to pra-
.veiil the UovernML'iit esliiblialiiiij; a lint
THE WELLINGTON MEN. building like the Y.iI.C.A. liUitution,
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of Prisons chilli direct thai they .".re lo storm. A fpell of gqrjtl. weather with "1 should be sorry if any inisnnder-
he given the scale provided for 1:ird- northerly winds is miuirrd to help' along "touding prevailed on this point. Cer- in Berlin the day war whs declared with pind-by" mo i*. bur Ibis French girl feel • tel not want to make it tot) hot.—l am,
lubuiir pi'i'.iinfp.?. They kIkiII ho kept as ,l spmly restoration of the services. tainly we believe that a unihed, homo- Russia still mystifies people in England very
bad, and 'be be*an tn cry. One of
fin, as jiossiblc separate from crimi'ial geneous Army is essoir.ial to Ihe .;iicc'-s,s who know the facts. Can you explain? her, and found GVIDO FAWKBS.

run on the same lilies, in which young French

"The interpretation of that incident is the' officers saw
prisoners, and shall lie nlloivotl visit*
• Thefollowing recruits from Group 5 women couJd obtain Iward :ind judging,
weekly at a convenient hour. They shall POSITION CANTERBURY IN of tin- cxpe<iit :on. Thereforetowecuedeem difficult, but I will give my view. Before out about the doctor, and the officer
(Wellington City and Suburbs) have en- iilie would like lo' see the motion go a it better to have it confined na- went up and srcoke In the German. Then
little farther. She could not see ivhy lie allowed lo corriwjnnd tviee in each instead of to several. E.it we the war, no incident hurting the feel-
tered camp with thj Forty-fourth Rein-
week with their relativis and friends. SXOWT.UJ. CONFINED TO ClllilST- tionality raised serious obieotnn to ings of the two nations, we were on very the French officer left, and the German GREASY WOOL
forcements,:— tho institute shuilld not lake- a big house Every ]>ersnn convicted of itn uffpire ciiimu havo never called to the nurse, and she went over
W. H. C. Armstrong. and set up a hostel, or if that were im- Allied participation, and, as 1 hiive al- cordial terms. Therefore, when the Ger- to him and stopped crying. They talked
man people thought'that in the coining
T. Bell, K. Bonton, L. Brough, J. B. possible, Lhey might at least establish a and rioi sentenced to hard labour shall By Telegraph-Press Association ready said, any suggestion by (lie Allies !nr :i liH-'p nil h>. and 4Vn she put out

Burch, P. Butt. clubrcom. be treated us a misdemeanant of the Sec- Ohristihdrch, July 19. will'be .sympathetically considered. war Japan might take sides on her own
hands as if she was (join? to leave. Sir,—lt is noticeable (hat series of
account, they did not believe that Japan her put
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AV. H. Callau, F. Chapman, B, Cox, Miss Bright said that the lot of the ond Division, uiilci-.-f the Court or Jtuliie The si'ow.siorm died down late this af- out his hands, too, and took hold resolutions which savour of' wire-pull-
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' J. Devine, J. C. C. Dwyer. young woman in lodgings was extremely before whom such person has been Irii'd ternoon, and there are indications lo- Question of Co-operation, would do any harm against Germany, Ho of hers. And. then he twisted her wrists ing, ure now being passed by various or-
T. E. Gray. hard. The minimum iale for board now- otherwise ' orders. Second-class mi-clo- night of another heavy frost. From The cu-opcralioii ot die Japanese ana Mid they wanted to demonstrate their and broke them. We heard the snap. ganised societies, pro and con in retfavil
adays was 80s. a week, and alter this meannnts shall bo r'Tpiirc-d fo work at several portions of Lower Canterbury the British at Tsmgtao worked welt: , friendliness." ■ wero men in that ward who had to the new greasy wool contracts pending
C. H. Hart, J. C. Heggie, L. Hopkins, Thero
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ono of the occujwlions prescribed for reports art- iliat the weathir conditions ■"Isingi.io is dillureiib iioui what we Did they not think that you would not been on foot since the day they came with the Imperial Government, and It
'T. D. M. Hosie. rate had been paid there was little left
out of a girl's salary of i; 120 a year!
light-labour prisoners, and shall ynceive appear
clear on the .nangcs, save on the are now discussing. Inat operation was take the opportunity to move against to the hospital, mid one ot them was is manifest that, even now, the position',
' W. Johnston.
G. H. F. King. Some of these girls wero k> hiird press- 1 lie scale of radons laid down for j'vison- hills seen I'rnin Ashburton. Thus (he on a much smaller scale than what we
ers not working at hard labour, unless snowfall would appear to have been may have to race in Siberia. The com-
Russia?
".Some may have thought so, but I do lute eupposed to bs dying, but it is an abso- is not properly understood. To arrive
J. E. Maddock,. W. Miller, S. E. Mon- ed financially that they had to do with- that we heard her scream at a true conception and a correct inte)'-
agh.in. out meals sometimes in ordjr to meet ex- the Insportor of Prisons shall direct thai ainio-t: entirely confined to Christchurch parison does not hold. There is tne not agree. Germany must have known there was not awhen fact
man left in bed. I need pretation of the cablegram eent bj, the
traordinary expenses. She 'lid not agree they are to be given the scale provided and its neighbourhood. If a heavy fall consideration of uaiioual pride, if the that Japan and Bussia would remain not tell you what we did to the German. Imperial Government; about January*
A. B. M'Farland, C. J. M'Farland. for' hard-labour prisoners. They -.hall were now registered on the back hills Allied Powers desire tlint Japan shall do
L. D. O'Donnell. with Miss Coad that the girls were be- good friends."
They did not need to shoot him, after 1917, when they decided to co'imiiivnfer
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AY. W. Eoberts. ing treated worse than the young men. be kept as far as possible separate from the consequences would be disastrous, for her best it Would be well io leave her Critics of Japan say that you fight for we, got through with him. They did our wool, we must look at the position ,,
The young, men were all being sent criminal prisoners, and phnll lie nllo'ved in the present condition of the stoek aloiie to compose the expedition." your-own materialistic ends', not for an shoot what was left
of him,,to make which faced them at that was' particular
A. D. Stabbs.. visits fortnijrhtly at a convenient hour. shsep would pM'ish in Ihouwimk There ideal? time, when greasy halfbved selling
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C. Tunley, A. D. Tutt, E. E. Toms. away. What objects would the Japanese Army sure, though.

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%. Walker, E. &'. West, A. J. Withers, Miss P. Myers said that the problem They shall bo allowed to correspond (inco has been no snow si Lake Coleridge. have in going to Siberia? "Japan had no particular reason to' go _ Now, I liave heard people say
that it tip to 2s. (sd. per 11)., slipe super half-
TV. J. AVray. was one which hud for lons interested in tach fortnight witli tlicii, relatives and "To quieten till) disturbances, ensuring
to war uith Germany. She came in in is
not the Germans we are fighting, but bred over 35., and scoured over 45., with'
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I■J-■ AJ. Burton,'S. M. Bnrr.v.ul. her. She was of opinion that no young friends. the welfare and safety of the popula- obedience to the obligations of the Angio- the Kaiser and hie system. "Well, it may the prospect of soaring to higher figures,,
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' ,T. A. Chapman, F. J; Ooatls, D. Cat- teacher should be sent into the country MARAROA GALE
IN-THE ma panose Alliance-fo keep faith. The be true that some of the Boohe soldiers i\s it. has done. It was evidently intend-
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tion, and to stem the aggressive expan- facts were there to justify us,"
sion of German influence;. Japan objects would not do 'these things if they did ed to givo the woolgrowcr a percentile
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Icy. unless suitable accommodation were pro-

W 11. C. Davis, L. H. Drover. vided. In any case, teachers out of the COACH DRIVER HELD A LONG Tint' TO LYTTELTON. to having Germany as a neighbour in Pardon me; was not 'that »dutv-not not have to; myself, I am not so sure. of Ihc increase between July. 1914, when
Edmomls! Training College were not old enough idealism? But you tako this doctor. Here Ift was, war wa.i declared, and prices current in
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\ G. W. Emery, B. C. By Telegraph.—Press Aefioeiation. the Far East." nilps in December, 1916.

man, who had been trained London at. the
"True; but, behind the duty was the an educated
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E. M. Gray. . to go to the country. Teachers who were Christchurch, July 19. Would the expedition affect Germany ideal. The late Emperor lleiji' left 30,000 all his' life to help p?ople who were in as no action had, so far, been taken to
'• C A Holland, W. F. Hcrnig. distressed by thejir living conditions were The ferry steamer Mararoa, from Wel- in a military sense? poems enshrining tho beautiful ideals of
pain, and not to timse it. And he was regulate prices -and prevent the further
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J. H. Jones, H..F. Johnson. not fit to do their very important work. lington, did not reach Lyttullon until "Xot in tuo near future, but eventu- mnnkind, ami in any moment of stress not where lie would have to obev the increase which bus since taken place.
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j B. S. Kenny, J. T. B. Kennedy.
AV. C. Mason, F. Morrison.
Mr. Haslani eaid that he would advise ATTEMPT.TO STEAL THE MAILS ally it would detract from Germany's
the institute to ask only for a hostel for
nearly 5 o'clock this aftfrnoun. From
strength in the west."
or crisis the nation turns to them as to Kaiser or any other German. And this A comparison of the prices current int
at the dates named above revr-ate

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the time she passed Wellington Heads i> Bible. Tears a?o the Kaiser, .speaking nurs«t had saved his life.
So I do not London
' B. M'Avoy, G. MTtoaald. teachers. It was not possible under pre- last night she had (o battle against a What compensation would Japan de- of The Ypllow Peril,' was very rude to see that there is anv argument Ihis position:—
It. C. Olsen. sent conditions for (lie. Government to Strang head sea and fierce southerly gale. mand for intervention? about it. Greasy ndfbred flesce.—Price per lb. s

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people, whose rftlonr was yellow." He broke that girl's wrist J because he July,
Tope, E. E. Porter.- C. L. Pet- provide accommodation for i.ll the young Armed with a revolver, and wearing a "That depends on varying circum-
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: I?. E. After twelve hours' hard slenming she He referred to yon as "monkeys"? ISI4, Is. Dil. to Is. 7d'.; December,
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ley. women in Wellington deeding accommo- mask, a mounted bushranger stuck up was only off JCiiikoiara, instead of being stances; the size of the Army, the "Yμ; but as 1 was going
wanted to; that is all there is to it. Now, 2s. Id. to 2s. Gd.
ft.. A. Eough, G. Bobinsoh, G. P. Eay- dation. He would suggest that thewen-e in- the Pleasant Hills (iN.S.W.) mail coacii breadth of the theatre of operations, whe- to snV. these I say this German doctor was n dirty 1016,
' at Lytte'ilon. Nearing Lytleltou she en- popins, expressive of national spirit—eln- cur and a scoundrel. Eut I say that-he Greasy halfbral bellies and pieces.—
stitute might be. able, if no Hostel ther the action is independent or co-
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home days ago, and when tho driver,

. W.'v; Smith, 0. Silbery, A. E. Sher- available, or no scheme cf that sort pos- I'red Kleinke, displaying splendid cour-
countered sleet and gusty wind-, which
operative,' whether intervention is judg- riiient sermons a'gainst agrrression and is a. fair sdniple of most of the Ger- Price nor lb.: July, 1914, lfld. to lid.;
struck the vessel with cyclonic force. The mnns_ I have met. And it is Germans December,' WIG, Is.' 4d. to Is. Cd.
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envy—informed our attitude when we en-

ivood. sible, to find accommodation for youiig age, refused to puh up, he fired live steaniews decks were continually awash, ed to be entirely necessary in Japan's tered the war. I might recall that it of this kind we are fighting—not merely The increase in this description of -.vonl
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■S. H. AVogan, G. AV. AVainwright, women in suitable homes. shots aitcr him. and the passengers had a most unpleas- defence. At the moment we are not was in the Emperor Meiii's reign that the Kaiser. is greater than- 45 per cent., but jt isi
G. C AVilsoß, AV. 0. AVilkinson. E. L. Miss Aitcliosoli said that she had never Xlemke started out ou his lonely jour- ant experience. thinking of compensation but of doing
the Anglo-Japanese Alliance was con- It is like going to collese. I have possible, and I think probable, that this
Wild. • contemplated that ono Hostel would suf- ney from Pleasant Hills at G o'clock in everything in our power for the Allied found to bs the mean increase for
cluded." never been there, but I have heard some was
fice. AVKaf was intended. rather was
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Returning from Leave. cause, which we have faithfully made

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the morning, and carried the Osbornc, people say it did not do a man any good the various kinds of woolthebetween these
"hostel accommodation." SNOWSTORM IN THE WAIRARAPA our own."
Japan's War Trade.
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T. Reeves. V "■"
Urangeline, and Lockhart mails. Tho influenced Home Gov-
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You do not deny that Japan has gained fo go. But I have never heard a man dates, wliichmaking
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From other Groups. The motion was carried. The effect of People are suspecting your motives in
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country through which he had to drive materially from the war? who went there say that. Probably you ernment in the offer of 45
G. E Bretherton,"W. J. Cullum, J. this resolution is that the Management is rough. The road is a lonely one. and HEAVY LOSS OF STOCK FEARED. Siberia, ,'ind also suspecting you in
But Japan has suffered as well; that have not been over there, and ninVbc cent, "immediately preceding the war
Nelson, W. At. Twining ,, C. C. Gledhill, Committee of the institute will conswer as it bordered on either side by heavy China. They charge you with fomenting
the matter and take such action as may
(By Telegraph—Special Correspondent.)
suiiering is entirely due. to the war. Our you think wo are not lighting the Ger- for all descriptions.
E. J.' Gough, J. H. Pearaon. _ " disorder and spreading Bolshevism cablegram
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seem desirable. .....
scrub, it is ideal for a robber to operate.
But Kleinke had been over the road fio
Mastarton, July, 19. among the students.
gains have not been as great a
6 people man people, but only the Kaiser and his
imagine. Before the war admittedly the flunkeys. Well, nobody had better tell h correct, and the fact that the Homo
If this interpretation of the
often that he did not suspect danger, and A. severe .snowstorm was experienced "I know some people have charged us has already admitted it, - lit
here this afternoon, and snowballing was balance of trade was against us; now 'me that. Because I have been there, Government
SOLDIERS' LETTERS AND THE cveii when the sticking-up took place he with imbuing the Chinese students with it is regard to slipe woo!, then the net oner
A SHIPPING PRECAUTION freely indulged in. The snow is several in our favour, and in -fact our gold reserves and I have seen this. And I know.
WAR HISTORY refused to take u serious view of the these ideas, but I fail to understand, for halfbrei! greasy fleeces and pieces was
situation. The highwayman appeared inches deep on .the high lamls in the how it can bo maintained, that Japan
sire much larger. Against that
set the rise ■slightly over 2s. per lb. and Is. 2kt. re-
surrounding country, and it is feared stands to benefit by disorder in China. in the cost of living, despite or which spectively, after deducting the then cur-
when about four miles of the journey less of sloek. Japan is determined to do all in her
DAYLIGHT TEIPS THROUGH COOK had been covered. The spot is a particu- there will be heavy
If China remains composed Japan will one penny farthing per
power to help the Allies, and maintain GAMBLING HAUNTS IN LONDON lb. for freightof and London charges. rent charge
NO RISK TO WRITERS. STBAl'i'i larly lonely one, and there is no more benefit very much. Even Germany to-
SNOW AT PAHIATUA. peace in the Far East. May T
course aware that an ad-
' "For the purpose of the official history
uninviting piece of country between day' is careful to check Hie spread of you that we are policing the "Indian and
remind WEST END You are of
Tclcgrayh.-Pross Aesociatioii. ditional 10 per cent, was asked torcent, by.
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Pleasant Hills and Lockhart. By Bolshevism 'because she its afraid of

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of the war," said the Minister of De- Pahiatua, July19. the. infection reaching her own borders. Pacific Oceans in addition to sending our 4 our Government, making 53 per
fence (tho Hon. Sir James Allen) to a.
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It is officially announced that purely In the same way we would view the-con- warships to the Mediteranneau ami sup- upon -what they conceived.to be the index
reporter yesterday,, "we are trying to Covered by Revolver. Boisterous weather continues. The
as a matter of precaution it has been plying tonnage?" price, but no'business man accti'Siomea
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present is Hie wettest period experienced tiguity of Bolshevism with apprehension. LONELY WOMEN LURED.
secure information from soldiers' letters deemed advisable that ships navigating moderate Ivlcmke had his horses travelling at Xo; believe me, our wish is lor a peace- Have the Allies ever asked you to send to receive and interpret such cable wen mes-
for a long time. It is bitterly cold, and
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and-diaries, and the question has arisen Cook Strait should do so as far as pos- puce, and was singing to liim- forces to the West?—" No." sages fathom how that has
as to whether any indiscreet references sible during daylight hours. The ship- delf, when suddenly a horseman emerg- there wiiu a fall of snow this afternoon,
heavy on the hills and back country.
ful and well-ordered Chiini. Take the
recently concluded military convention How long do you think, the war will Gambling at chemin de fer and poker arrived can at. Suffice it to sa'y that iint-
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in such, letters and diaries might render ping companies haV6 been invited to con- ed from the scrub a short distance ahead last? and tnro in London has reached the fever wi")sbmling the increase of 10 per cent.
tho soldiers liable to disciplinary action The 'present is the first fall of snow in between Japan and China! It was ar-
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oi illi! coach. Biding along leisurely, ''At the beginning I imagined that dis- temperature (says a writer in the "Even- it works out about sixpence per lb. less
form to this arrangement, and it is re-
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the town for many years. ranged because it was considered neces-
at the hands of the censor. As any
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gretted if.any inconvenience is involved tile highwayman, who was mounted on sary to have the full co-operation of the ease and famine would bring a quick ing News"), and, heavily worked though than the Home Government ofter of la
'doiibt on this score might have the ef- u sturay bay animal, kept his head down
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to intending passengers. two countries in order fully to support decision; but sanitation and Army feed- the police are, it becomes necessary to per cent, on London pre-war prices, aa
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feet of inducing soldiers' relatives to until he was getting to the coach. Then THE OUTLOOK the cause for which the whole world is ing are so wonderfully efficient
tint now inquire if it is impossible to wipe' out shown above, and myafford contention is that
keep back letters which might afford he straightened himself up, and, pro- to make sttcH
yahiable material. for tho history of the ducing a revolver, flourished it in the air. fighting; and intelligent, unbiased Chin- 1 believe that, unless the notion of end- the small gang-it is relatively a small the Dominion cannot
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High sonth-west winds prevailed gener- gang—that has turned gambling into c6ricessions in view of the rapid .increase
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ing the war in this way should be agree-

-war, the Chief of Staff was approached FATHER DORE'S FUNERAL Presenting it at tho driver, ho demuml- ally yesterdav, with cold, squally, and
eee people appreciate the convention in
this way." able to the Superhuman Power, the con- one of the most fattening of win- trades. indiminishing the value of our importsexports, and tfte
on the matter, and ho said that no action
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ed that tiie maiis should be handed over showery weather. Snow fell in the high quantity of our as
Dq the Chinese people as a whole ap- flict will not end in the near future. The gambling craze is not only in the
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will be taken on account of the letters to him. country in all the Ejst Coast districts West End, but the East as well; the dif- we have only the primary exppris vo
, erf diaries containing comments .on tho AT PALMERSTON NORTH. preciate what you are doing for them It may last very long."
','lialt!" he called, However long, you have no doubt of rerenco is that the West End gambling rely upon to keep the ship of btate upon
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south of East Cape and in Otago. Tho "Those who don't appreciate it dislike
'conduct of the war, and tho fact thut Kleinke tightened the reins on, his Government Meteorologist advised last the Japanese because of the persounl loss the Allied viotory? shows are too fastidious to touch faro an eveit= keel. . , ..
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they disclose information about the war team, ami brought them, to a walk. 1 believe and contend time
ovening .that tho prospects were for a of political power or business. In the "Of course not; but you must not bo They leave that to the little 'gamblers, Althoughforfeited
'< i ]which would not be permitted by the "Hands up!" the robber, who was continuance of strong and squally south- sixpence per lb. oil
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i censor will not be considered a -breach "Seldom has a more impressive scene signs ol' impatience; continued. erly winds, and cold, showery conditions
long run 1 am confident our motives .will in a hurry. People generally are too of the East End. For the West End we havetwo clips of greasy wool, I would
■ of the War Regulations or subject writ- been witnessed in Palmeraton North than showing stand forth ciwirly in the true light." much in a hurry." there are cheinin de fer and*poker; ami the last 'go by tie
to
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the funeral of tlie liite Chaplain Klemkeover "Hand the moil-bags." with snow on the hi;<h country. Tho You know, Uaron Goto, ■ missionaries People who have only one life to lose as six out of ten of the' players are allow all these millions
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erg .to any disciplinary action.

smiled. The seriousness of the barometer is rising everywhere. as a further contribution by our
may be pardoned if they are in a. hurry. women, and women do not as a" rule seo board
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and diaries ie- Doro, M.C.,". reports the "Evening have always been accused of maUiujj
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Standard" of Wednesday. The. remains matter situationof fact,not appeal
did lo him. As a happy infidels miserable? (The answer was a- sympathetic nod from anything attractive iii the sporting side wool'-rowers to
towards the war, but would
ceived is steadily increasing, but wo are ask the Home Govern-
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very, anxious fo get more from the sol- reached Palmerstoii froni. Auckland by being ho thought a joke was
on him, and he was about
"The analogy is very imicli to the the Foreign Minister.) of poker, chemiji do fer is the gaino of ot hesitate lo implement their original
diers after leacidng the trenches.' It that day's express, and the funeral pro- to <iskplayed SHORT-WEIGHT BREAD point." (Willi a qrniat smile.) After a passing reference to Mr. Lloyd the moment. ment now
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on pre-war London
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what tile game was when the of 45 per cent,

' app'ears that 1men.have plenty of timo to I have seen wealthy men, mostly from offer 'the
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cession, a full military.oue, started from Can you speak of the future of Rus-
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George, expressing admiration for his coming and succeedn.S

tho railway station to St. Patrick's highwayman..snapped at him again. ■ pHces for
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ivrite oh board ship and so on, but not "Come on," he demanded in an angry energy and enterprise:, Baron Goto spoke the provincial war nwterial manufac- clips No honourable man would objeU
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in the trenches, so the letters and diaries Church. After the arrival of the train tone.
"Give up the bag?." TWO BAKERS FIXED. "No prophecy is possible. Tho oRI in feeling terms of the valour of tho Al- turing towns, go into the dens in '.he to correct a mistake, and the London
from the trenches are very difficult to tho casket was conveyed to a gun-carriage regime disappeared; of the new regime
meS has no time to be other him
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The.revolver w«S poinicd menacingly, lied Armies and tlio staunchness of front gambling region that radiates, say, from
6ecure, and I hope that they will bo sont the pall-bearers being Captains W. E. S. and Meyer and John we know very little The situation is
' wherever possible Great caro is being Casserley. F. P. Klemke realised that he was in a, Two bakers, Fred. n-hich they presented to the enemies' Baker Street, with their eyes open, and honourable and just in all his actions. Aβ
Furby, W. C. Greig, T. Physiek. were charged in the Magis- not solidified. Who would drcre to say most violent onslaughts. "Thoir conr- I have no pity for them. They belong I have said before, he has a ready on-
taken of the letters received. They are Ford, J. Mitchell, and Eada. The Min- tight corner, and that it. was time that trate's Court ycslerdcy with having sold what political force will eventually hold to. that eternal type which thinks it ceded the point, and granted a n .nyh
ister of Defence was represented by Col- ho looked after himself. Instead of obey-
■igo, tenacity, and patience are beyond
usually returned on the day of their
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power? You see, the central figures in

nnder-weight bread. !3oth pleaded guilty, praise." Baron Goto added that he can bent the thief at thieving. They ureator advance upon slipe jvool.
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receipt when the required extracts havo ing the robber he whipped his horses
onel Hume, and Major Bosworth repre- inco and said that owing to Hie poor quality Russian Government to-day we nut fouud could not claim to be a soldier, although are gamblers for the same reason that not, therefore, prefer a eimilar request
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been taken, but if this is impracticable sented General Robin. A firing partv, a gallop.
of present-day coal the bread had to be in 'Who's Who.' Thcv are an unknown
ho fought in Hip later wars of Japan, and drug-takers and dipsomaniacs are what in resarJ to greasy
woolM^m^
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owing to the large number of letters rc- consisting of members of tlie Palmerston lii a few seconds he had passed' tho
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left in the ovens longer than usual, and quantity, possibly like myself, who have they arc. They can't help it. But there
ceived on any one day they are sent back North J Battery, and 7th (W.W.C.) Regi- horseman, who wheeled quickly and gal- the amount nf evaporation was greater only bsL n for such a short lime tho received tho Military Medal; but his
experience enabled him to appreciate tho are the women,
loped after him. Five shots were fired A man said to me,
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within a few days." hient, headed the processibu, and they alter
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the thnn previously. Japanese Foreign Minister.' 1 The baron "You cannot pay that a decent, honest-
were followed in order by the Municipal of theni fleeing coachman, and several difficulty of fighting (his war honourably
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enjoyed his witticism.

One of the defendants said that to and in accordance with international niiuded woman, car. be got into thjse
Band and the Awapuni Medical Corps ously close. went unpleasantly and danger-
produce a two-pound loaf he weighed
Tho first went wide of the practice as the Allies are doing-. That places. That kind of woman simply does GERMAN WAR SLANG
Pipe Band, behind which followed tip murk, Friends with' America.
THE STAFF CORPS gun-carriago bearing the casket. Fol- but tlie second struck the iron ofout 21b. ftjoz., and found it worked all Japan so fought wns a protul fnct. The not gamble." I dispute it on the same
one of the splashboard* ridit. The only time (hero was any com-
and bent tlie Tho Allies nip accused of making all Allies could be equally proud. grounds that I should dispute the state-
lowing the gun-carriage were the District manner oi mistakes in Russia?
Headquarters Staff; bishops and priests framework. 'I he third wont through tlie plaint was on the present occasion, ivhen The. impression left on my mind by ment that black is white. The organisa-
buck of the sent within there was- :,"eat difficulty in getting the
a few indies or
"As for that 1 went myself to Russia
interview 'lint Harou Goto was tion does not say crudely: "Come to You remember that the war had just
A GOOD WAR IIECOKD. of deceased's denomination, police, . re- the driver. three times and never thought suuli a
Urn was
and the various kinds of shells in
turned soldiers, veterans.- A. section No n his horses uilder Meanwhile Kleiiike, who hud fires to burn well. desirous of correctly representing what No. So-atid-sr> of This sStreet or That, and be*unnumbered scarcely more than a
the By (he proscculion it was stated that situation as tho present could occur. he considered the national sentiment of have a gamble." The woman with as use when Tommy had already ioand
"Several times," stilted (ho Hon. Sir Field Ambulance, Cth (Mannwatu) Mount- them into :v mad gallop, hadonwurked whip,
Therefore I realise how difficult it is to
and in Meyer's case eight loaves weie weigh- Japan. He emphasised the fact that he much leisure as money is approached by dozen
James Allen (Acting-Primo Minister and ed Rifles, and" C Company 7th (W.W.C.)
Regiment, all of the foregoing units rough, road the coach rocked dangerous-
tlie
ed, and five of them w?ro underweight. foresee tho course of events, how easy was not speaking personally, but ■as sideways devices. She finds heiwlf nicknames for them? 'Ihere were coal-
Minister of Defence) to a Dominion re- .to criticise. But, 1 nsk, is it not time boKS," "Lizzies," "grandmothers, and
porter yesterday, "the question has been being strongly represented. Representa- ly. air, A fourth bullet whirled tliroii','h In PliyMck's easn one loaf ov.t of ten was Foreign Minister. ntnniig delightful amusing people. "A
criticism passed? Have wo not now- to
asked as to tho'New Zealand Staff Corps, tives of the Friendly Societies' Coitricil the and the filth tore a hole through
up to the weight.
deal with the present and prepare for little gamo of cards" is introduced w>
*We "used to'wonder whether the Ger-
whether they would be all sent to (lie and local bodies, also took part, while a Hie mail-driver's hat. By this time Mr. S. E. M'Carthy, S.M., who to- The rationing of newspapers in Eng- an unimportant incident. It is quite mans, with their ponderous sense ot
war. When the war broke out tho New largo number of civilians followed in Klemkb had secured a good lead, and the marked on the importance of the .E3-a- the future?" (•usual—as casual the greeting of war
bushranger, realising the futility of wceic wnrker set-ting his full weight of I presume Great Britain was instru- land is responsible, according to an ex- us humour, were capable of creating a
Zealand Staff Corps was 84 strong, and the rear of the procession.
maintaining tho cliu.se, turned oil' into mental in creating cordial American and change, for an unpleasant congestion of "How (l'yoii do?" Thoroughly "nice" slang. Now, utter nearly four yeais of
since that time seventeen cadets, gradu- At St. Patrick's Church a solemn Re- the biish and galloped away. l>read. fined Mfyer -C2, with Court costs Japanese relations a<s she did between the public reading-ioonis during the pro- people; n game of chemin de fer thrown
wari some of the brighter minds among
ates of the Duntrooii Military College, guioni Mass was held, the celebrant being When Klcniku sirrived at Osborne, 75.. and solicitor's fee, 10s. 6d., and Phy- Russians and Jiipane.se? gress of an oU'cUiiivu. At these times, in unthinkingly; the lady has won ,£2O; them have been inspired and christened
havo been taken oh tho strength, bring- Archbishop O'Shen, assisted by the Hers: sick ,£3, will) costs.
"You lire right. Great Britain is tho when the hours are fraught with grave nobody blinks an eye; the gamo is'for-
the Allied projectiles. The information
ing the total to 101. Of these 77 have Father O'l'arrell and Father Quealy, the whui't ho usually changes horses, lie told possibilities and the tension of anxiety gotten an soon :is it's over; and, having 'hands.
embarked on active service, ten were Master of Ceremonies being the Rev. tho story of the, stieking-up, but not- factor bringing Amw/ica and Japan into is high, those who cannot now afford the pulled off the price of a now frock in
has como by prisoners in our now
closer and more cordial terms, as in tho is a short list of names
in
transferred to the J!oyal New Zealand withstanding that lii.i horses were in a luxury of a standing order far a news- this harmless and casual way—well, the Hero
Father Harley. The chants were ren- lather and done up, lie ivfuscd iu de- case of Russia and Japan. These good USB in the German trenches:—
Artillery and to active service, two vero dered by A special choir of priests, undo? HOUR ZONES AT SEA paper throng the public libraries lo sat- lndy returns; nnd the bank account of \ French 75mm. shell is a"Ketteji;
retained in New Zealand to t fill, special the Rev. Fatner Kimboll (Newtown). Tho
lay. Ho Was too agitated to give q de- ofiicus are being continued oil allthesides
appointments, ten were retained as be- church 'vns packed, duel many people si'rijitioii of the man who had held him with the object of streii|;theiiing in- isfy their desire for inlonmitiofi. In the that lady is a very dreadful matter in
hund" (watchdog) or a .5' Wuidhuiid H.b. shell
up, but when ha arrived .at,Lockhart ho timacy and fellowship of the Allies. periods between meals ami in tho early a few weeks.
(greyhound. A French,
ing unfit for activo service, one was were unable to gain admission. ■ XEW TIME-KEEPING SYSTEM. part of the evening it is not unusual At 3 o'clock wo go to n Knmbliiiß- is a Stink* ie-
transferred to the New Zealand Ord- drove straight to the police station. Has' Japan any ground for complaint ms onlv one name: it
'1 A short address was delivered by His Mounted troopers wore turned out with- again.it the Allies? to see every paper monopolised, and in lionse. How do you get to knew Ihe eel" (skunk), while a low-velocity l'rcnch
nance Corps, and one was returned unlit Grace Archbishop Redwood; who presided, out delay, and a start was made to scour Tho current issue of the "Board of many cases a phalanx of six people aro nddress? You don't if you arc only a (slowworm).
"Of courso you have heard differences shell is a "Blindschleichc"
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for further service. Of the 77 who em-
barked on active service, twelve wero
killed in action, one died on .service, 11
nrfi still serving in the Hxprditionary
Forces, nineteen have returned to New
Zealand on duty, three have returned
to New Zealand for rothnwnl, one has
been transferred to tho Imjiprial Army.
Of the officers who have returned, some
have again become (it ior active service,
arid these will return to the fixpedition-
ary Forces from lini" to tinic a? suitable
officers are found to fill their places. Now
"Up to date the ottcers in the
Zealand Staff Corps have been awarded
101 British and foreign decorations, an
average of one each.'
"Foresight is the weapon
—Proverb.
Foresight jilwsivs p'tys.
wise mothers horp largo -J- "p'llfi of
unci who first of all read the. following Trade Journal" states that an explana- regarding the exports of steel engrossed before one sheet—tiireo in tl(o
the country. They wont out in all di- tory memorandum upon a proposed sys- of opinion or oCIOO man or woinan. But "the Tho common heavy shells ot all tne
telegram he had received from Sir James rections, biit (lie robber to Japan, but these dillcr-
AllojLi, Acting-Prime Minister and Minis- had secured tem of hour zones for timekeeping at sea euccs America
from front rank, two craning their nocks be- smartest mnitres d'botel and head wai-
tween the shoulders of the foremost trio, ters are unwittingly the instrumenls, (■hey are known as "Schwarzc Blester
Allies are variously named, but mostiv
such a good start as -.0 render an early has be,.l u prepared' by tlid Board of tho whole have never amounted to much, ami
tor of Defelico:—"l have heard with the urresL extremely unlikely. has been treated m a and one behind the' middle two at the foniptinips. of tlio confrdcrntc"s . wlin i»o (black beasts) or "Schwarze haue (black
deepest regret of the death of tho Rev. Trade lor the information, of tshipowu- good spiritquestion by both nations. J huiK apex. Obviously this last individual is to the
restaurants as part of tlicir dnily 6
Father Dore, about whose work as chap-
lain in tho New Zealand Expeditionary With the annual statistical abstract,
crs, shipmaster.'!, nni officers.
the United State is as salwficd with Uie
The navigulur, under the proposed sys- result of the negotiations as Japan. -Now
too hopelessly out of range to absorb hiisinpss to set at tlio lonely moil ami
anything but the most imposing head- women with l.ioiu'.v, who are to l.e dis- than any'in the German slang diction-
°Sheils flying overhead have more names
Fores I have heard nothing but praise tem, would be I'Cf]tiil'C'.l lo set his s.hij we have no cause of complaint. lines. His chief aim seems lo b<; lo hold covered every dnv in every London hotel. nrv They am "Iloehhalineir (elevated
on all The fact that he was nward- published by the National Automobile time to correspond with the mean tiiiio But we might fairly complain of those. tho position until someone in front railways), "Luftomnibusse" (aerial om-
f-;l the Military Cross speaks for itself. Chamber of Commerce, U.S.A., is a state- of ceiti'in lixed meridians by compari-
Japanese politicians who appear to re-
moves away and (ho phalanx manoeuvres nibuses), "D-Zuge" (corridor trams,
Please accept my sincere sympathy in ment that brings home forcibly it.hc fuct son with his chronometer. Alteralions
gret that Japan is not Allied to licr- into new positions. This pressure in the "Rollwagon" or "Rollwagl' (push-carl).
motor haulage lias become a rve- in time as the ship proceeded would bo
Ihe loss your Church and Neft Zealand that newsrooms is much to tho discomfort of MATCH FAMINE IN LONDON The fiat, heavy trajectory British gnu
ha? sustained. (lominant factor in passenger traniDorr. in complete luuivs, so that the reading "l don't say there aro not uucli men tho regular old hands who haunted tlio is called "Langer SchoweV
(Wγ
The remains were Biibse'qusntly taken most The motor vehicle carries annually al- of the clocks—so far as minutes and sec- nn.on<* but it is quite a common
double the nuinbnr of nvw/ifjiTS ends were concerned—would be univer- thin" inliri,any country for men opposing
rooms in the day* of the half-penny George), but 'flic heavy British shell
todayFoxton, and interred there on Thurs- conveyed by the whole of the railways in sally the same. The hours alone would paper. which has been causiiiff Fritz en nvnett
afternoon. the Government to say whatever may suit Sir J. Madden, K.C.M.G- etc.,. Lieu ten-' don,
Writing of the match famine in Lon-
annoyance, of Into is hated so badly that
• the United Stutos and Cnhadu. Yet it differ. thoir book and tor Ihe sake ol political u correspondent observes that smok- of as bchwar-
Iβ uoiiited out, the capital of the motor As showing some of the main advan- capital, is why such politicians
ant-Governor and Chief Justice of Vic- ers carry various lands oi lighten! based it is'omphalieallv snoken
tages which would result, it is pointed which lorin, when delivering judgment in a case on and steol, with petrol for tindw, zerJfachlne-gti.Hs Teufel" (blaclc devil).
of the wise." Tn conneeli n v.-ith the motor niiill .'.w- industry is only about one thirtieth of cut that all subdivisions ct lime would evU
in Japan. But the pi'ophi ot Great in which an inferior substitute had been andHint are known by various dc-
vict'H in the I'hiled State some ienwirk- that invested in inilrnuds. "It. doca not may rest assured that so long housewives are beginning to use gae>- Among the most e common
nbli, figures are. niada available. The require," proceeds tlie statement, "a be measured in mean solur units; i.e., Britain
as the Japanese Empire exisU the . ap- pushed as "just as good" as SANDER'S ligJiters.
EUCALYPTI EXTRACT, said with ro- Thu ordinary gasligjiter con- Fiffiiations. are "Xfnhmasohine" (mowing machine).
ihnc s ivliv
Amerienn P.O. service lisee some 550 of very vivid iiun(jinii-tio:i to picltirp the the day's run would be an exact number yiu-i- ptripl" are I hen , Incmls. garil to the GENUINE SANDER EX- sists Ctisunlially of a little cage contain-
"Hnekfleiseli-maschiiifi" (mincing ma-
of menu solar hours, mid Ihe mean spend ' 'I'o me,
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thesd vehicle in the various leading cen- future of the automobile industry. The some of the Japanese news- TRACT: "Whenever an article is com- ing spongy pliiliniim.
'J.'jio spoiifj - plat-
chine), "K'alTeennihle" (coffee mill),
Baxter's Limn Preserver on liawlyoil.Mielf. tre". Durinß the year 384,526 tnpS were l:ri;c task of norld reconstru?t ;..in iifUr of Ihe ship would, Iherefore, be 'much papers are scarcely suggestive ol en-
mended to the public by reason of its inum acts on the mixture of giw and •:'r;i,.«|Miiii"" (r. !\\"r'w. -nn\ "ct"ih-
\t first signs of cough or cold he
nintlo .in which only 132 failures occur- the irar is certainly ?niu<; In create an more wily and accuralcly calculated. thusiasm- for tho Allied cau.w.
good quality, it is not permissible to air as what chemists call a katalytic kinpfer" (sl.onpbroak.3r), "Drehorgel" bar-
little ones, a do.?» of Baxter's quietly red, or one in every 2013 trips—a per- unprecwlented deni.ind for niotor-pro- Revolution inilioatoi's would give a. more "I'lenso do not mistake temporary po- imitate any of its features." When agent; that is, it causes the gas and ret orqah), and "Stoltertante" (stuttering
dispels troublr-. Protects against Mum. centage Mint ?nys much for the uiipirve- pellcd To mrol (ho loiniiiß reliiibk _estim«l<: uf the distance run, litical partisan phenomena lor solid enn- using n medicine it is "good quality" oxygen to unite and ignite as they would auntie).
Splendid vitalises blood purifier Chem- ment effected in the modern n-otor. The rond trafiic. Hie .U.S.A. will f-xcom: >t- and the saina iirsiiimont would »ppl.v to viclions. Ueliovp- me, little of the sup- that you want, and SANDER'S EX- in the prcsenco of great heat without,
ists and store:-.. Buy 10-dav.—Advt. the distances inducted b\- mechanical posed indifference or adverse criticism is undergoing any change. The ob- livA tii? wachinc-Kun compaiiv—for winch,
tofal distance covered for (he vimi, wns H-arcU of on hifjlnvay con-
logs, while tidal rah-ulaliniis wmild lip TRACT has the endorsement and ap- itself wnv, Ibcro bnvo liopu few voliin-
7.780.92G milesjjeihg nn increase of 14,382 struction and improvement during the i facilitated wlun nciiriiig llv loasl'.
deeply loundotl." proval of Ihe highest authorities." in- jection to these highly ingenious gas-
teers in the Gorman ranks lately—is a
miles per vehicle. The average rnrinin; current year, which w.i« doeidod i-pon Vurlher, I hi' Japanese people utterly lifiled, applied locally, taken on sugar or lighters is that they do not act instan- "Mordw.'cllpn.kliil , 'murder,, club), or
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formerly n
Mr. George V.'illouglibv, time per vehicle for the twelve months rlirniißli a developed appreciation (f (he fail lo visunli-i- the llriiisli achieve- in water as directed, SANDER'S' EX- taneously, and housekeepers waste a sec- poniotr'ng equivalent.
paxtpef of Mr. tliiffli AVards, is new er|iip.lled .1413 hours. The authorities ex- utility nf motord as a iiiphus icliey- There's inuncy in picluiw. Tin- price ments in their true proportions or rea - TRACT is equally beneficial because it ond or so of gas every time they light The movniii!! and evenin? cannonades,
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und(?r engagement to .1. C. Williamson
Ltd. He is playing fhe rolo of «urti'e
Daniel Carter in .lewine Kern's ninsiw.
comedy "Oh, Boy," y.'iih the Musical
Comedy Company) in Sydney.
prow Hip greatest sn(i=faction wifli Ihc injr the on the raihvivs. set for the Xew Zealand riirht* of each ).->(■ how niiici) stronger are the British is specially refined and prepared by up. There are now sold in London jjas- which at ore time wore tho onlv ncliv-
work acwiniplishwl. and nssert 'hat the '.jr. Lionel Walsh is rrluriiin.. to I\"ew new Charlie (Ihiipliii piclure (taken by Nnyy and Army. Sander's r."ocess, and contains no harm- lightcrs ot Hint and steel which consist ity on f'e line, wore nnuiet) Hie "Afor-
motors were rc-non«ible. for an itnuroved /iPaI.UKi ni'tPr ii lcm*,' absence, us st:ige Chaplin's own company) is .£10(10 per pic- "There may be people loohsh enough ful by-elfrcts. Use SANDER'S EX- ot the usual flint whM'l worked by a Tcrsrwn" fnvirninsr blossing), and
and more rapid transportation of mail manager lo the 'Teg u' lly Heart" Com- ture (three copies supplied). Ho far tii iinder-eslinintc your naval and mili- TRACT only when yon desire good ami Hiring against a tongue of steel, and they "Aboiidsnv"" (pvpning blessing).—S.lL,
matter. there have- been no takers. tary etreugth, but I would not place lasting effects; no "just as good."—Advt. light the gas instantly.
pany. in the "Daily Mail,"
 THE DOMINION, SATURDAY. JULY 20,. 191& 9
TEACHERS' SALARIES HANDLING THE THE COAL DEADLOCK of .£SO 17s. lid. in 1911, as against a
balance) in 1818 of .£l9 9s. !)d. Let it
AMUSEMENTS, AMUSEM ENTS. AMUSEMENTS. . \

WOUNDED bo here noted that the'difference between

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EVENT EXTRAORDINARY.
•TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT. INCREASE THE MINERS' CASE
the cost of living for tho same budget
in iUM and that of 1918-was .£7l is.
"LOOK WllO'ri lIEE-E"
FIFTIETH The First National Exhibitors of America
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DIiJIANDED 10d., as against the rise in earnings of WELLI K GTON I'KRFOEMA XCE. Have Specially .Secured
SYSTEM IN MODERN BATTLES .1:36 lCs. Bd.
(CONCERT CHAMBER). •
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It will bo seen by those figures that Q_KAND OPERA HOUSE. riHHE J- HE KING'S.
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THE KING'S. (CONCERT CHAMBER). ;

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KING'S.

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REPLY.OF FEDERATION TO COAL the minor is not so, well paid as the
TO-NIGHT, AT 8. THE KING'S.
THE KING'S.
THE KING'S. Commencing ■. >
AN "OPPORTUNE TIME" coal owners would, have tho public he-

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for the miners' demand. JACK WALLER • TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. ";\
Ambassador James W. Gerard's
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The only increase received by Ihe Presents TO-NIGHT. (SEVEN, NIGHTS'SEASON)... TO-NIGHT.
:."That the Minister of Education be "MY FOUR. YEARS IN GERMANY,"
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Tho following statementhas been draft-

asked to. instruct his "Department to "The Evacuation of tho Wounded After
draft as a matter of urgency a new sala- j Threo Modern Battles" was tho subject.
ries scheme, whereby it wj'il bo secured I of a leeturo given by Lieutenant-Colonel
ed by the coal miners in reply to (he
Coal Mino Owners' Association:—
"After protracted efforts, ' extending
miners in wages from the commencement
of the war to date is 17J per cent.
Shto by side with this 17A per cent,
THE , GRAND GALA PEOGRAMME
Of
"MY POUR YEARS IN GERMANY,"
"MY FOUR YEARS IN GERMANY,"
"MY FOUR YEARS IN GERMANY,"
MALINI, ..' ". j
that the minimum salary to any teacher j M. Holmes, N.Z.M.C, beforo tho IVcl- increase in wages, the index figures of "LOOK WHO'S HERE,"
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ovnr a period of seven months, on the (lie- (lioverunient Statistician show that —:"LOOK AVHO'S HERE,"-— "MY FOUR YEARS IN GERMANY," THE \
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shall bo ,£lsl).per annum, and that all | lington Officers' Institute last night. Col- part of the Miners' Federation to arrange tho increased cost of tho three combined "LOOK WHO'S HERE," "MY FOUR YEARS IN GERMANY,"
minimum be I onet Campbell presided. Lieutenant-
MAGICIAN;'
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salaries not affected by

raised approximately 25 per cent, on Colonel Holmes served with tho Now a_ conference with the Coal Miners' Asso- fond {jrimpo for the Dominion, excluding
clothing, boots, household utensil;, rent,
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"LOOK WHO'S HERE," —

COMMENCING TO-NIGHT (Saturday),
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esisting rates.';' Zealand Forces .at Ciallinoli, and has ciation for'the purpose of discussing a Comprising 20th JULY,
demand made by Iho miners for a 2<l etc., lias risen ao.fl per ceut. We now
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at 7.45 p.m. ASSISTED BY j
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, This motion was submitted to tho meet- since had experience iiV France. The Cronm

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per cent, increase on the present rales come to Ihe men who work on wages in PLEASE NOTE THE TIME: MISS ETTFE FIELD, VOCALIST. •
ing of the UoHington branch of the New The lecturer dealt first with the evacu- of all tii e numbers

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of pay, and in spite- of the recont. at- and around the mines. Their earnings
Zealand Educational lnstituto by the ation of tho wounded early in August, previously presented 7.15 p.m. MRS. A. M. MONTAGUE, PIANISTE. j
Management Committee of • the branch. 1015, after" tho attack on Chnniik hair. tempt of the Government to bring about arr very much lower than tho=e of .the ■during the i 9 nights played
Mr. ■Wμ. L. J-ostei-
was entrusted with The arrangements on .this occasion had
such a conference, flio Owners' Afsocia- miners engaged at the face, while tho by "Look Who's Hero" this season This Gigantic .Film is a Reproduction MR. FRANK it. JOHNSTONE. 'CELLIST. ■ ■' '■
the.motion. lie said that fciio Manage- uot been satisfactory. Tho New Zea- tion. has resolutely refused'to met us, '■midilifljw under which these men work of Ambassador Gerard's' Sensational Book BOX PLAN AT THE BRISTOL. NO EXTRA CHARGE TOR BOOKING!, \
nn- similar to those of the miners, the
in Wellington,
unci, consequently, our endeavour to j
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■ment Committee, thought that

the present 'landers had been working in a mixed di- Revealing the Inside History of Ger- PRICES-35., 25., AND Is. (PLUS TAX).
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achieve an amicable settlement of the average time worked by them is 255 days including
was an opportune timo for teachers to vision, and the brigade ambulances that many's Crime Against Humanity.
apply, to .their ,cmployevs-the should have been available were not matters in dispute has proved abortive, as against 210. "1512 ,,

The. magnificent J. ALLAN MACDONALD, Manager. j

.tor increases in' ].ay( and the .piiblie- and a deadlock lias been renehiid* The It might Iw asked why tho wages men "1812" musical spectacle A. PICTURE-PAGEANT UNSUR-
proposal fully available. Some important details
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"1812" PASSABLE.
embodied .what tho teachers would con- were still at Mndros, and the field aln- employers mado a public slntement on work more tiino than the hewer* of (-ual. wliich has created such
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the matter annic seven or eight days ago, That is c-xplaiitoi by the fact tlmt those "1812" a sensation throughout N.Z. Its Epic Immensity Leaves a Sonso of EXTRAORDINARY. ANNOUNCEMENT . PATRIOTIC ENTERPRISES.
sider their minimum demands: A iVcll- bulances on the spot were much below ,■
sutisned personnel was an essential to effi- strength. Nearly' every- member of the wliilo negotiations were still goirig on irien are not subjected to tho same loss Admittedly the POTTED 'PLAYS Reality, which is quite Bewildering. To
At
;oiency of teaching, and there was m> need ambulance units, moreover, was suffer- brhVera the Government art! tho miners.' at -time as the hewers are, through tim- cleverest bijou POTTED DRAMAS see it is to see the most portentous period rtONCERT CHAMBER, TOWN HALL, |
to apologise on .behalf of k-aehers for j ing from dysentery. Tho comforting On Hit, -other hand, the miners icfused ber, pllla-rs, fall of roof, breakdowns, comedy yet • . POTTED PCAYR of all times "EVERYBODY'S. ■ Commencing
Winging forward a motion apparently sor- j feature, of tlip situation was that the men in make m pul/lir; >;'atem';i'.l: until all pos- shipping, transit, etc. perpetrated. POTTED DIUMAS PASSING IN PANORAMA ACROSS ■EiVEHYBODtfa To-day at 11. WEDNESDAY, JULY 31. '
position of the j were experienced in handling wounded

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sible aveinu's bed been clpna! against a The wages man in 1911 was receiyiig THE SCKEEjN. Entitled,
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in■, character. WEDNESDAY, JULY 31.

did Tho
teaching proictssion. was acute, and
for l under shell-fire. The whole
area to .be setUui'.oi'l. Wo ieel thai our aii average of 10s. i«r day. Thin, multi-
THE COURT-SCENE Teu minutes of
TITE COURT SCENE helpless mirth. This is no mere war film. The few "THE LAW OF COMPENSATION"
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threo reasous-(l) the loss bt tin- services dealt .with was under shell-fire, and position is such, owing to the employers plied by 2,u working days, made liis actual lighting scenes arc incidental, and "THE LAW OF COMPENSATION" (Under Vice-Regal Patronage.) .'
,ot men gone to the front, (2) tho--lo« by ject to the attentions of snipers. Lieu- refusing to jirsel us, and the Ciovcni- income ,£127-lOs., against au oullny ,of The most catchy OLD HOME 0' MINE serve only to stress
"THE LAW OF COMPENSATION"
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youug people leaving tho profession, (li) ' tenant-Colonel Holmes described tho con- ditty of the yean OLD HOME 0' MINE A UNIQUE ENTERTAINMENT
incut's overture having failed in bring XVli -at. bcl., leaving him a balance of THE TRAGEDY OF A WORLD IN "THE LAW OF COMPENSATION" . A UNIQUE
ENTERTAINMENT
not enter- gestion of wounded at an advanced about a conference, that a puolic state- •C 3 Is. 7d. to cover essentials not in- GREGORY TVANOFF in ■ the Meudels-
tho tact that the people were post ■ TRAVAIL.
ing the proicss.on in the right numuers utter the attack on Chunuk Hair. Over GREGORY IVANOFF sohn Concerto. Featuring A UNIQUE ENTERTAINMENT ,
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ment of our case is necessary. cluded in the Budget, and to provide Prussian Autocracy Stands Nakedly Re- '■' (Organised by Miss Maesey)
■or ot the right quality. , ihre'e thousand 'wounded were gathered In tho Coal Mine Owners' Association's i'or old age. In a. son? the Sinister Monster which has NORMA TALMADGE, ' "\
Tnciv! A\6. no WVLIE WATSON vealed as

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hope of improvement gully, and some In 1918 the average wage of this sec- The Greatest Emotional Screen Actress. Consisting of a Fine Series of
of tkrteadiing pro- ! in ii partially-sheltered; reply to the Government, a resolution is about "Pudden" WYI.PE WATSON caused

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j of these men" were being killed by shell

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tession unless salaries wito paid (a embodied as follows:— tion of the mine workers was lls. per THIS. CALVARY SEVEN THOUSAND Tlio Inexorable Law which ,nono may TABLEAUX Arranged by Miss
Hβ pointed to lusher ■TACK WALLER. in n discourse
the fact that .even in uir- lid ritle fire. Beforo the end of fair day, which, multiplied by 255 days, gives Mary BntlerV'
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That as agreements havo been en- JACK WALLER on "Sister fiisio." MILES LONG. . escape.- TABLEAUX

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skilieil' occupations tho minimum wa»es days there were 10.0CO or 11,000 wounded him an income of .£153 per year, against It is. an imperative duty to- seo this TIIB LAM' OF COMPENSATION. Miss Fuller, and • MUSICAL" ITEMS ■'■■
were higher than the minimum o! .fjal) men on the beach. About 2000 yards out tered into between individual coal an outlay' of iCIBO 3s. 3d., leaving a de- Tn the Grieg FREDERICK. DENNETT
now being asked for trained, truchers from the coast were five hospital ships. mino owners and individual miners' ficit of hi 3s. 3d. It will no doubt bo Concerto, ■FREDERICK DENNETT portentous
production. A Picture with a Powerful Appeal to Mr. Barnes, in MUSICAL ITEMS .;

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which ho had received from Bat a grave flaw in the arrangements vas unions, this association' is of opinion asked how this section of the mine- IN THE TRENCHES Ihe most interest- By arrangement; with the Military An All Women. And tho ;
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tho irades Hall, it .appeared tin I. tho the.luck of an adequate supply of small that consideration of any question of workers live. The answer is that such overpowering Lesson against the
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IN THE TRANCHES ing and humorous Authorities the TRENTHAM BRASS AMUSING ONE-ACT COMEDY, j
only workers receiving. a lower minimum, boats to "take the wounded from. the varying terms of any agreements men can only manage to struggle ftlong IN THE TRENCHES incident w< have BAND will play outside, tho Theatre Folly of "THE BATHROOM DOOR,"
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•were some | brewery employees semo beach to. tho ships. This lack caused should only be made between the on a lowered standard of living. IN THE TRENCHES presented, includ- from 7.15 p.m. DALLYING DOWN THE DANGER
inferior employees in hotels. amiHindis the deaths of'many New Zealand soldiers. contracting parties. Therefore, the Not only is the coal owners' statement IN THE TRENCHES in? new ditties. Prices, 35., 25., and Is. (plus Tax). Re-
. WAY.
"THE BATHROOM DOOR," . ' ■
entering the drapery trade, or via ths Tho wounded came under Turkish fire reqm-st for a conference between tho misleading, but it is also self-contradic- In addition, Produced by Mr. W. K. L. Cooper. ' i
immediately, because the saps and lines The r J.\vo Prettiest "IN HAWAII" sei-vo your Sei\ts without delay at the
going into tho Pul.lio Servico as endets Coal Mine Owners' Association, and tory. They first state that there is lio
ficenas wo have "CALTJiR HEREIN" , Bristol'-, or ■ 'Phono 3143. No fee for Episode 8 nf "THE MYSTERY OF IHE
earned more money and began to .-an it were' much congested, and wounded tho Miners' Federation is unnecessary. adequate reason for an' increase- in wages booking. DOUBLE CROSS," TICKETS-33. and 2s. Plan the [
at younger ago (him.youths entemg'tho j could, not be kept clear-of the combatant or for any variation of the existing agree- introduced in "IN HAWAII" ' at

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teaching profession. forces. The guns''and tho ambulances Tho.',above resolution, which was the ments. Yet they proceed to slate that Look Who's Here "CALLER HEERTN'" Motor-cars will please approach from Entitled "THEI STRANGER DISPOSES." Bristol. EARLY BOOKING is necea- \
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~As; to-the req,uesß far tho 25 per cent were mixed up,- and the Red Cross flags first crimed by tlio'mine owners' con- "the niining companies are prepared to ■ • Together villi Cpurteimy Place, and leave by Cuba St. sary, as seats are limited and the d*> :
maud is great.
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ference, was tlio finding of a national as- outer into contracts which will material- IMPRESS. ' To-day and
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increase, ho said that ho 'would not ask had to come down, because they were Many Other Novelties,
i THIS AFTERNOON ONLk'
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sociation endeavouring to impose its deci ly increnso the earnings of truckers, nitl •Impress. •ah Next w«k.
should bo believed
that tho ruler about the increase to serve as aiming marks for. • making the

rigid. Personally ho would like t0 seo tho Turks. Tho enemy gunners played sions on individual local uuions, and thus remove any complaints as k> the
tlveso decisions aro backed up by all the rate 3 of pay being received." MOST BRILT.I.ANT PROGRAMME WE At A Pa the Production NAVY LEAGUE FUND. j
teachers in tho lower grades get 33 1-3 the game well enongh when conditions HAVE -STAGED. mm KING'S.
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powers.of national organisation. Fur- "THE WOMAN IN WHITE"

per cent, inerensa, and ho believed tho permitted. There was a tent hospital
■teachers m the higher grades might re- at Suvla Bay, situated, about threo hun-
It will bo noticed that the mine ownors
ther, in spite of. this utilisation ,of its acknowledge the existence of a. grievance Grand Farewell Ni?H-WEDNISSDAY AHE KIND'S. "THE" WOMAN IN WHITE" BALLOON
AND
ALLOON AND FLOWER, DAY,
FLOWER DATu '
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united strength us a national body, back- in connection with present rates, and by NEXT. A Trianglo Feature, "THE WOMAN IN WHITE" .
The dred

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ceive, say, 20 per cent, increase. yards from a heavy British bat-
demand was not unreasonable. Even tery, but no Turkish shell ever struck ed up as it is by a still larger national their alternative propctala—themselves NOTE BOOKING ARRANGEMENTS:, "THE HOPPER," "THE WOMAN IN WHITE" FRIDAY, JULY 26, j
in the Government
service, where salaries tho hospital. organisation (the Employers' federation), of a most vicious nature—they in effect ' Up to 12.30 to-day, BRISTOL PIANO "THE HOPPER," From the Worl<l-famou6 Novel by And ■ ,
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were not, considered to bo high tho pay Lieutenant-Colonel Holmes next de- the association refuses to entertain the concede the justice of the men 8 claims.

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CO., from 2.15 onwards at the THEATRE. featuring
|Was very; much better than in the ieach- scribed the evacuation of tho wounded at proposal of a conference with tho Coal Why the- coal owners aro anxious to
WILKIE COLLINS, SATURDAY, JULY 27. . ■I
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POPULAR PRI.CES-45., 35., 25., and Is. WILLIAM MONO,

ling profession. , The timo was opportune the battle of Homani, when the colonial Miners' Federation. 'J.Jus means, in plain make these variations in the body of Featuring
ior tho , raising of this question. Never troops broke a Turkish attack in tbo language, that their; national organisa- tho agreements is quite obvious. Their BOOK BEFORE YOU SLEEP. Ho was a reformed crook, but fate sent "OUR LIFE LIES INTHE STRENGTH i
FLORENCE LA BADIE
m thejpast 40 years,had there been such direction of the Sncz Canal. This bi'ttle tion reluses to meet the national organis- adoption means the speeding-up system, him burgling again. UF THE FLEET." i

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which is repugnant to the miners and

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.general '■ interest' in education. The was won almost unaided by tho Anzac ation of miners. A Story with as many turne as a Cork- In the Dual Roles of Laura and Ann.
were. Tho eecond resolution passed by the a forerunner of increased accidents. THE TRENCH SHOTGUN i
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1 ress and tho public, with the Mounted Division, which captured four screw—every one 'unexpected. A MASTERPIECE of MYSTERY and Merchant Without the wojk of tho Navy and
teachers; the Minister of Education was thousand Turks at Mouiit Eoyston, Coal! Owners' Conference was as follows-: Tho implication of the coal owners that REMEMBER-This Afternoon Only. UNCANNY SUSPENSE. Service, whoro would our Era* !
with .them. But tho Minister must have inflicted heavy losses at Quatia, and the miners could <]p more work is surely
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NEW AMERICAN WEAPON. pire be to-day?

That as existing industrial agree- not put forward seriously, in view of tt.e TO-NIGHT, at 7.4a-"JIY FOUR YEARS A STORY OF UNEQUALLED INTER-
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ttie support of the teachers if lie was a little .later drove the retreating rem- "England expects, that every man,"-! •
t) do any good. He
would have to put nant of the enemy from Bir-el-Abd. The ments mado under the Industrial. fact that the miners of New Zealand are A now military arm is being used on IN GERMANY." ...

. EST.and ENDURING GREATNESS. every woman, every child, will do all ha

Conciliation and Arbitration Acts
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a good case to Cabinet—"a mighty good total colonial to-day producing more coal per man than the West front by the men from tho
casualties, were about 800, ■
or she can- for OUR GALLANTj

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United .States. It is a purely American ""SPECIAL MATINEB AT KING'S-
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case to tho National Cabinet—beforo ho who were handled by the mobile mount- have only been recently entered into at nny other time in the history of the V SPLENDIDLY PRODUCED.
SAILORS.
would have a ohanco of gettin" any- ed, ambulance. .Tho, railway extended between tho Miners' Union and the country. Indeed, as mining statistics THIS AFTERNOON.
weapon, and no other army has it. It
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respective mining companies and prove, tho output per- miner in New Zea-
BALLOON AND FLOWER STALLS.
thing. ■ beyond Homani, and there wae very sprays an area nine feet wide and three
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Mr. Bouhtreo,'seconding tho motion, delay in evacuation. But some of little Como early or 'phone the Theatre, No. BALLOON AND FLOWER STALLS.
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hayo still a considerable .period of !
land is a world's record. iret, in face
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a Matinee Attraction at tho

feet high with balls that will go through
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.said that tho : reason why people were fighting took place eighteen miles from
not entering tho teaching profession was tho rails, and many men had to be con-
currency, and as there aro no justi-
fiablo grounds- for any further in-
of this, the owners ask the Government
to appeal to tho miners' patriotism; to
two inches of board at 150 yards. Tho Iving's this Afternoon the splendid happens,
new trench gun was first suggested by triangle drama, "The Hopper," is being
3142, and Reserve Your Seats; Whatever GIPSY CARAVANS.
DON'T MISS THIS MASTER- GIPSY CARAVANS. :
BADGES.
BADGES! i
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a general officer with the American Ex- screened. Tho cast is a particularly PIECE PRODUCTION, ■
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that the. rewards were so crease in wages, in view of the fact increase the output of coal. This
small. Under voyed on camels. This system of. car- Usual Saturday Prices: ■, Half-a-Crown will purchase a Badge and j
jPresonfc conditions only 8\ per cent, of riage was bad. Badly wounded men that the earnings of coal mine vrork- trading upon the word "patriotism" peditionary Forces in France—General strong one, incWding Win, V. Mr.ng, exempt you. ■;
teachers could • reach, a salary of .£3OO suffered''severely, and'the lesson of the era who work full available time will bo estimated by the public at Pershing himself, it is said—and.was per- George des- Hermaudez, Ireiie Hunt, and
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■e year, and only 2. per cont. could

get experience gained at that time wns that compare moro than favourably with its proper value. Wo are tempted to fected by the Winchester-Repeating Arms Lillian, a quartet of picture artists of "DO YOUR BIT! '
J.MOO a year. a mobilo operation station should be es- .those of other classes of workers, tho suggest tlmt the consumers of coal could Company engineers, working in conjunc- exceptional popularity. "Tho Hopper" BING BOYS ARE HERE.'
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Mr. B. ,T. Blake said thai he did'not tablished-.as near ds possible to tho fir- coal' mino owners cannot sec their with greater reason appeal to the owners, tion with experts of the Ordnance De- possesses all the qualities that matinee
accept the statement that the Govern- ing-line. . This involved risb and diffi- way to iigrco to vary the terms of ex- in the -'name of patriotism, in connection partment at Washington. HE BING BOYS ARE ' HERE.
ment coukl not find the money for the culty, but'it would savo lives. Delay performances should contain, and big HELP WANTED ' I
with tho increase in the price of coal,
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isting agreements. Whether or not General Pershing was

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increases.for: which the teachers asked/ in the treatment of head and body This resolution implies that the coal particularly when it is
compared with
2 p.m. NORTH ISLAND' TOUR. FOR VIOLET DAY. :
ile believed tho money could bo found. wounds meant fewer recoveries. In con-
Ho answered the argument miners do not work lull available time, tho increase in tho hewing rates received modified and very deadly sporting shot- ing commences at
of those who clusion,; the lecturer "described "one of the miner. These increases gun on tho Bodies, there is no doubt at
and that there is no justifiable grounds' tail prices;, extending over a period inof six
by re- CROWN THEATRE.
said that it was "infra dig" for teachers the moat successful bits of evacuation in all- (states an exchange) that tlie new HE HAWERA.-Moiuky Next. (Under tho Patronage of Her Excellency.
to ask for tin's. . His answer was that tho history of war,"-at. the Battle of for n further -increase in wages, and as HE CROWN THEATRE.
a result .they (the owners) cannot sec years, together with the average increase Winchester "trench gun, as it ie called, WANGAOTI.-Tucsday ind Wednes- the 'Counted of Liverpool).
lmless they asked for it they would Messines. The New Zealand front was is so popular a weapon with Black Jack EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION!
their way to vary existing agreements. per'ton in hewing rates,
are as follow:— day, July 23 and\ 24.

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have to go on for .years and rears with only about 800 yards wide, and was "di- Average Porshing that he is sending for all of tho EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION! PALMERSTON.-Thuirsday,
their present JBIIO or ,£l2O "minimum. vided for medical purposes into ;two We wish it to be clearly understood that S now trench guns that the Winchester
July 23.
J-he system of government tlio miners are not asking for a varia- increase,
Commencing NAPlE×Eriday aid Saturday, July fIONTRIBUTIONS of Violets, Flowers,
made it parts, each part having an advanced firm caii turn out in a. hurry.

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In- liowing Sweets, Eggs, and Produce are in-
necessary that they should ask, and ask dressing station. Tho medical corps had tion in existing agreements, in tho way crease, rates Tho new trench gun is, elementarily TO-NIGHT. ■ Overture TO-NIGHT "■26 and 27. ■,

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loudly,_ for what they wanted. It.was spent two and ft half months getting tliat-the employers wish to imply. Wo Oaph price, in 6 per speaking, a comparatively short repeat- TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. HASTINGS.-Monday, July 29. vited. '
at 8 p.m.

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recognised, that teachers were essential ready for the fight. The dressing sta- hu'vo ;iiot asked ,lor any change \in the' Class 1912. 1918. years, toft ing shotgun of the "pump" variety, cap- PROCEEDS TO
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When miners asked for more if; working conditions or any alteration in of coat. s.. d, 8. ci. s. <i. (1. An Authorised Film Version, And.
was 're- tions were heavily sand-bagged ;tx> resist able of sending 5-t gleaming little globes '

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cognised that the country,could not got shell-fire, and tho regimental aid posts the body of the agreements. The ouly Wellington- of 00 buckshot all over tho anatomy of "MY FOUR YEARS IN GERMANY" . COPPER TRAIL FUND
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along without miners, and they question at i63uo is one of a readjust- State 31 0 37 0 6 0 41 as many of the Kaisor's six sons as could GRAND OPERA

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eot their were also strongly built and generously •Wcstport 36 0 50 0 11 0 4& "MY FOUR YEARS ,IN'GERMANY" HOUSE,
increases. •
supplied with necessaries. Tho' regi- ment, of wages, iind this readjustment Australian
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36 0 52 0 l<s 0 be crowded into an area measuring nine "MY FOUR YEARS IN GERMANY" FOR THE RED CROSS.
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has been made, imperative owing to the Chriatchurch— WELLINGTON,

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Ar voi ce i. An(l wc don't Ret the coal!• mental aid posts had means of inter-com-
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feet horizontally and about three feet BY AMBASSADOR GERARD.

Mr. BedingJiekl said Mat it would ,be munication,; and farther back was a ret- increased cost of living. No far the only State (Aug.) 35 0 39 0 4 0 4V vertically; In other words, Private- Clem Help tho Fund Along!
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..proposals.for an alteration of tho.coii- Commencing

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.Jmpossiblo to got. the. profession up :

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to work of trench 'tramways, which could Westport 39 0 57 0 18 0
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, SPECIAL MUSIC ';', '.

strength,..-unless-increases' were 'offered' l)e' used, to move the wounded. Behind .(iitions at-, present specified in tho agree- Australian 35 0"" 60 0' 25 (T —

could,- supposing Clem or Bill was as By ' . ■■ '• THURSDAY, AUGUST 1, IS

WEDNESDAY, JULY 31.
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Mpvr. Teachers could not be trained in the advanced dressing stations were -de- Blackball
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ments have been put forward by the Duncdin— 30 0 58 0 28 0 5

good a marksman as tho average Ameri- VIOLET DAY.
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FULL ORCHESTRA.

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eis _montbs, and it would not
good to say that pay would bo
<lb tiny pots for slightly-wounded me\i, main Coal Owners'. Association itself, and these Slate 33 0 38 0 ' 5 0 <H can soldier, at fifty yards niako a polka FULL ORCHESTRA:
dressing station, casualty clearing sta- proposals have for their object the speed- grey uniform of
after, the war. Owing to Ihe increased dot all over the MRS. WALTER NATHAN, Organiser.
36 0 60 6 14 6 A\ pattern open'
Westporl The BOX PLAN will THREE
ing up of the men, and wherover they three or four Boche'boya just where the

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inflation tions, and bnso hospitals. The regi- Australian 36 0 52 0 16 0 -

NOTE.—Tho Management advises Pat- DAYS prior to the opening date. .MRS. J. L, SLEEMAN, Secretary.
ot the,, currency New
crease ;n nominalin.
an in- mental,aid posts received the wounded, doses would <lo tho most good—between rons to reserve their soatn.
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-Kjaland have been adopted have resulted in a Kaitancata, 30 6 42 6 12 0 4?

wages would not mean gave, first aid, sent them back to tho ad- large increase in accidents. . Creen Inland 19 6 26 0 6 6 %
the neck and the knees, inclusive.
fin increase in real wages, vanced dressing station-. The • organisa- BOX PLAN at BEGG'S, or 'Phono 3470.
with those ruling .before tho
a? compared It is alleged by the conl owners, who Wan&anui— State 35 0 38 0 3 0 41 •
•Utached to 'tho single-barrelled shot- Prices: !)s., 25., Is. (plus tax). THE BING BOYS ARE HERE.
tion thus far was divisional. 'The corps' make ■no attempt to provo their state- bayonet. Also the bayonet is
motion' wivs carried. war
gun is A Wonderland of Splendour and Gaiety. THE LOCAL. COUNTESS OF. LIVER>
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.flio It was de- main dressing station and the'clearing inent,.tliat there is no justifiable grounds Westport
Australian
40 0
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40 0
60 0 1& 0
60 0 20 0
4-V Ion" enough to penetrate, beautifully,
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smoothly, and delightfully even a Teu- r< BAND
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cided -to forward the motion to other stations were parts of tho army corps or- for an increase in wages. They merely
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OPERA HOUSE. POOL FUND

branches of (he institute. make a vague assertion thnt the miners Tho increases in tho retail prico of
ganisation. Every eap and junction had
coal ranges from 3s. to (is. per ton. tonic waistline, especially ns waislines Has Opened a Shop at'
"were earning very high wages, ranging State
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notices directing tho walking wounded made in .Germany measure these dayfl.

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and the bearon; to the stations. In caso The increase in the retail prices of pri- The bayonet takes the- new shotgun out Direction JOHN HOPKINS. pUBLIC LECTURE. 137 LAMBTON QUAY '..',;
STICKING IT OUT. tho barrage blocked communication with
from 17s. to 24<s. and 255. per dny."
Now, what is the real position of tho vate companies' coal ranges from Gs. Gd.
of the sporting arms class; in fact, tho "KARMA: THE LAAV WHICH BINDS v
(The Hotel ((Buildings), '

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The war is:a test of endurance. To tho base, advanced dressing station miners actually engaged in howinj coal, to 28s. per ton. The increase which- the shotgun is not manufactured for sport-
stick it out' it is enomnlxmt upon sol- had threo the days' supply of medical sup- whoso earnings arc higher than the miner has received for hewing the coal
ing purposes, but is a trench gun de- THREE CONCERTS ONLY. AND LIBERATES." the Salo of TRENCH
FOR
By MR. J. ]}, THOMSON, FORTS, such as Leather Waist-

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fliers and civilians', alike to'keep fit and plies, food and water from -Id. to sd. per lon, and the
strong.. This is licit achieved bv lakiiiff contingency.seemed tofor miners who work on wages? The coal ranges signed and made solely for tho American SATURDAY, 27th; MONDAY,' 20th;

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5080 men. Every coats, Anti-Vermin Shirts, Balaclavas, -j
have been provid- miner has' to pay for his tools, tho price Army abroad.. Goncral Secretary, N.Z. Section,
a courso of Wilson's Malt Extract. Be- ed for. The arrangements owners' estimate, of the miners' wages of which have increased over 100 per TUESDAY, 30th. Scarves, Socks, Housewives, etc.; also-.fot
American Army men abroad made it TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), 7. p.m 1
.essence'of (he finest out n hitch. The wounded worked with-

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as .ranging from 17s. to 255. per day, in Parcole, price se. to 10s., includ-
ing the
concentrated cent. plain a few months ago, when the Win- 'J'heosophieal Hall, Marion Strcot. ' Soldiers'
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Lon- computed by a method wmilar to that C/VPPELLI-V- ■

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it is fho most nutritions don the day they wero hit, and noin more
malted barley, wero ing postage.
adopted in the calculation of tho wages Thu abovo statistics show that tho price chester firm first took up tho work of CAPPELLI- Public Cordiully Invited. •.-.-■,;
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'fond tonic, imaginable. . Moreover, the successful scheme of evacuation-could coal in bulk has increased from fis. to
of- an actor, who, receiving X 5 for' a of turning out tho gun, that when Clem, i \-...
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diastase in it enables one to assimilate <Inoted. be OCELLI-—
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2i>s. per ton, while tho miners' increase
other footls.. properly, .and. to get every thirty-minutes' turn, is credited with an has
been -J!d. to sd. per ton. This
Bill, or Jim goes over the to]) ho abso-
lutely insists upon having a bayonet- Lato Principal Tenor, Gonsalez Opera •MIiETINGS. 1
NAVY LEAGUE BALLOON AND !
income of |idO per day, oi'i 4J2SO per, week. latteronlycannot i FLOWER DAY. ■"/■ j
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particle of nourishment out" of them. surely bo considered a iixed' firmly to tho muzzle of the present- arm he
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Thus, it is strength-producing, flesh- ■When winter epidemics rag?. Consideration' is not given in this caso very "unpatriotic Company. of FLOWERS ire urgently' .!
forming, unsurpassed for anyone .who Some people wonder why
The weaklings oft survive'the stress
to the fimo during which the, actor does pared with that imposed
not work-, nor to the fact that somo ac-
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increase, when com-

by the owners.
carries. Immediately n difficulty
ed itself, inasmuch as the comparatively In Gems frohl hie Extensive Repertoire.
SUNDAY NIGHT! SUNDAY NIGHT!
COAL! COAL! COAL! GIFTS
needed; also PRODUCE of; all !

needs building up. We are anxious that tho public of this small amount of metal in the thin barret . MINING INDUSTRY.
kinds for tlio Gi)>sy Caravan. Every-
Try taking" at meal timca' a spoonful AVhilc athletes sink and die. lore aro better thnn others. conversant thing addressed "Navy Leaguo Gift '
country should be with tlie of a shotgun did not offer a substantial Signor Cappelli is regarded as
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of this great'Extract, and see if it's not The. strong.- in-foolish confidence, The coal owners' 'statement is analo- position us it afreets both the. miner tho Goods, Harcourt's Rooms, Wellington,".
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Assume, Hint they'll endure, gous, no allowance being miule by them

and enough base- upon which to fasten a
Greatest Italian Tenor yet heard in this DEADLOCK BETWEEN OWNERS AND will 1» curried free of cost on the rail*
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Mhe best tonic food you'ever, tasted. Pre- the consumer of coal, and with that end bayonet that might be called upon to country.
pared also with Cod Liver Oil. Chemists The frail, with sense, at small expense, for ,the time the miner does not work, in viow we are prepared to place all our
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withstand a thrust into Teutonic solid ■ MEN. way and boate. . ' \ /
Take Woods' Great Peppermint Cure for tho varied conditions
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nnd stores.—Advt. . or under which cards on the table, and let the public CAPPELLI
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ivory.
—Advt. ho works, or- for fho fact that some be WELLINGTON.RED CROSS SHOP, ' ,
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the jury. Wo are firmly of the opin Tlie lack of stability, however, was CAPPELLI-
PUBLIC MEETING IN THE KING'S
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men are physically, stronger than others. CAPPELLI

It must be remeriibercd that tho coal ion that neither dignity nor prestige overcome by tho Winchester folk, who •X - THEATRE, TUESDAY NEXT. . TUESDAY NEXT, ,
covered the muzzle end of the barrel
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would be lost by either the coal owners

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THORNDON RED CROSS CAKE DAY;.

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miner works on an average only 2-lfl days or the minors if both sides agreed to with a. second skin of steel which, being Of his first Auckland concert, the On
in the year, because 52 Sundays, 26 pay meet, in conference for the purpose of perforated and not quite touching tbo "Now Zealand Herald" snyt-: "Success, SUNDAY, JULY 21, 8 p.m. Delicious Home-made Cakes, Paste",
satlirdays, '17 holidays, mid a total of
free and open discussion of tho matters barrel proper, acts not only as a brace emphatic and complete; wijs achieved by ' MR. R. SEMPLB,
Bread, Scones, etc. Especial Cakes for
30 days for accidents, sickness, break- involved, for tho bayonet, but also, owing to tho Signor Cappelli at> the To'wn Hall on Soldiers. Something for Everyone to Buy,
:v,; ; ■ ■ - but that on the contrary the Miners' Agent, wilL speak and put
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downs 'of niachinery, gas, fails, timber, best interests Help tho Red Cross. Give your help.
free passage ,of air, as a ventilator that Saturday night."
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tho community would be
want of shipping; transit, etc, must be served by suchof a meeting.
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Hon. Sec, JANET FIRTH. /

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keeps the barrel from getting too hot. -J- -' THE MEN'S CASE. l
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deducted.
TO-DAY'S PRICES OF holds six shells such invited attend
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In conclusion wo would point out that ' Tho gun paper

Prices: 45.. 35., 25., Is., plus Tax/ All are to and hear the
According to figures produced by the the Miners' Federation has endeavoured as aro used in big gauge duck shooting. truth about the.; coal crisis. ANTED Known, Box Plan now
Crown'Prosecutor at Auckland in 1917, in- every possible way to avoid anything In each shell arc nine pellets of 00 buck- ms??r.S all opeuii at Tho Bl istol n«t
THURSDAY morning. open at Begg's for "My Four Years v
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during the trials of tho miners' leaders,

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that might conceivably lead up to an in- shot, or a total of 5! excellent reasons FOR Y.W.C.A. MEMBERS in Germany," commencing Crowu
in order to prove that the miners went dustrial
slow, the. average wage"throughout New dislocation. They have already why tho world shortly is to be quite safe Touring Manager
for democracy. Although a shotgun, tho
Scott Colrillo. SOCIAL
AND SOLDIERS. ' Theatre, Saturday.
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Zealand was 18s. ed.'pcr day prior to me done' their utmost at a.great expense to TO-MORROW NIGHT, 8 o'clock. ■
the is equipped from muzzle to stock BUSINESS NDTICES.
alleged go-slow policy. As Die accused aboutvarious miners' unions,, to bring- WANTED Known, Box Plan now Short, Service To-morrow, .4.15
arm Bright
a conference which they feel cer- with a leather ride sling, so that it may ..» open at Begg's for "My Four Years p.m. Speaker, Rev! B. Hutsoit.
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miners' officials were convicted on this tain would be tlie preliminary be slung over tlie neck and shoulder. in Germany," commencing Crown Lantern. Lecture next Thursday at 8
evidence,.wo presume wi; can lake it as factory settlement. In this "tocourse a satis- BRIDGE,' DENTIST',
For All Cameras reliable. As n matter of fact it was ac-
cepted, and published in a pamphlet by action the miners have mainly been in-
iluenccd .by the serious shortage of coal
of Shotgun awl bayonet complete weigji Theatre, Saturday.
only eight and three-quarter pounds. At
forly yards tho buckshot will go com- WELLINGTON RUGBY FOOTBALL Enrol Now. Lectures to Homo
p.m. "Two Yeare on a Hospital Ship,"
by Chaplain F. T. Read. Nursing, '■(Late Upper' Willis Street),
the Employers' Federation. pletely through a 2in. pine board. When begin eoon on
Spools of Spools of To (his supplies at present ' and the UNION. Macarthy's Chambers,
EIGHT TWELVE must be added a,7V per ccnl. increase hardship which that existing, the , nun was tested in the 12th Regiment
Wednesdays. Y.W.C.A., Herbert. Street.
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shortage entails, to
Vest Pocket Kodak \ E^T U E%pom " that the millers have rec.ehed nince the the public in
general, but mdro particu- armoury range some weeks ago a canvas ATHLETIC PARK,' TO-DAY, tribute 'to franck 50 WILLIS STREET. ■ I
average wage was compiled bj the Crown larly to the poorer classes. So far as the target backed with hard wood ".n inch
J At 2.45 p.m.
-£*•

Ho. 0 Brownie ' V- . Prosecutor, which would bring the total Miners' thick was used in order to get the 'pat- 'Phono 4191. (Opp. Hotel Windsor.) '' \
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Federation is concerned it is still TRENTHAM A V. TRENTHAM B A MEETING of the Ladies' Comniit-
to 19s. 10.U1. bit shift. tern" of tho buckshot. All the pellets
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Spools of -£&■ tee will be held in No. 2 Commit-

This wagt.un first sight might seem hy ourforcase Meanwhile we
. open negotiations.' (Threo "All Blacks" in Action)
No.
V
2 Brownie
nt>
six before the people of New fired from a, distance of fifty yards went
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rather high, bin when multiplied by Zealand, confidently believing And tee Room, Town Hall, on MONDAY, NO MORE DEAFNESS; ■;
Ho. 2 folding Brownje that they clean through tho hardwood planks. PONEKE v. ORIENTAL. JULY) 22, at 3 p.m.
\
1/- 2!0, the average namber of ,days worked, will agree, llfkt our
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Two Keen Contests Anticipated. ■

tho actual year's earnings' are 'JC23S Ilk able one, and thai, itattitude Business Important.
is a reason-
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No. 1 Kodak Junior,,. \ '

Against this 5 early income lie jins nn is the duty of the �AT PETONE:. (MRS.) J. A. HANAN, TfEOSE who eiiffer may have relief by
Government to take such ileps a.< are ne-
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SERBIAN FUNDS ■VARSITY v. PETONE. . X' using Way's Invisible Medicated

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Hon. Secretary.
No. 2A Brownie outlay in IMS of JJ2I9 3s. 3d., based cessary
and just to bring about a consul- Admission, Gd. ,Ladies Free. Grand-
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) upim a budget compiled by (he working

tation between the ("ual Owners, Associa- Ear Drume. Booklet sent freo on re- i
stand, Gd. THE EARLY SETTLERS AND HIS- ceipt of penny stamp.
No. 2A Folding Brownie (
1/3 2/8 minors' wives in (lie various districts. tion and the .Miners' Federation. ,£2.5,055 TO DECEMBER LAST, ,
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This. Budget covers tlio ..iiowssnrits oi On behalf of executive: TORICAL ASSOCIATION OF
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WEL- G. P. WAY. P.O. Bos 1011, or ;

No. 1A Kodak Junior \
lite, ior a man, win, , and ihree children, The following'official report has been PETONE v. TRENTHAM,
At the Park. LINGTON. SPEAR, Opt, Eyesight
aeeeivcd from the Serbian Minister by H. Dr. of
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(Sgd.) 1. , . O.KuUJiKi:, President.
No. 3 Autographic Kodak wnicli is, according to. our statistics, tliu
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1/9 3/3 average family. Jt also includes Xi'i ior (SSgii.J l<. SEill'Ll ), Aimers' Agent. Mr. 0. 1,. Scn-nsic, berbiari renresentrt- T. H. JONES, '. A MEETING of Members will be held Specialist, 1
tive, Auckland, with reference to contri- Secretary, W.R.F.U, ■ A at
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(bgd.MV. E. i'AiiKY, am-ctuiy. ■ No. 7 Willis Street, Wellington.

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Spool, of exptusives, lignt, and tuuis, ttc, uiucli . :

TEN Jiiu.sc b? bought by the ■juiner, iiud
butions to Ihe Serbian Minister's fund GODBER'S ROOMS, ' 'Phone 2652.

No. 2C Folding Autographic Brownie ) *■"""" winch were uuivenienlly forgotten by the
coal owners, when stuuiig the "vwy'hijjli
for Serbian distress from December, 1010,
to December, 1917:—Bristol Serbian
WANTED Known, Box Plan now
open at Berg's" for "My Fouiy Years Courtenay Place,
No. 2C Autographic Kodak Junior ) 1/9 2/9
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.111(1 Montenegrin IMief }<'und, £310; in Crown

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Germany," . commencing WEDNESDAY, JULY 24, at S p.m.
«ages carnud by the miners." WHICH :-

Mo'rley Serbian Belief Fitn'u, J310; Theatre, Saturday.

An Address will 1* given by MUSIC MADE EASY.
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No. 3A Autographic Kodak We wish it to. be' understood that tho

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2/- Mayor of Auckland's Serbian W.H-.F.

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3/3 Budget just covers'bare upkeep, and docs Twelve shillings' worth of cough mix-
ture for twelve i-niUnig-j—the ol'tt, expen- (October, 191G), .-62000; Mayor of Auck-
UNAPPROACHABLE! AMELIUS SMITH, ESQ.
Jiot include union lees, accident asjucia- Music. Refreshments.
tioii, medical subscription, newanancrs, time sive, land's Serbian W.K.F. (December, 1916), Tho Pianos stocked by Boggs arc un- WHY WASTE YEARS LEARNING?
Kodak Spools are sold at the above L-C1000; Mayor of Auckland's Serbian approachable A Social Evening will also bo held ou
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lodge dues, insurance, crockery,* iron- way, or

V-Mt.P. (Oimie, 1917), .£325; residents of essential features in any of tho cardinal and Wednesday, July 31, at St Peter's School-
mongery, lurniUirc,. books, education, or cough, Twelve .■iliillings' worth of the liuost whicli endear a. piano
prices throughout New Zealand. recrciition. cold and sore throat reimrdy tii.-.t Jvalgoorlic, .£75; Pankhurst-Aliyatovich to
mission to U.S.A., JJ2SO Ms.' lid.; Lord lic tho artist or to the music-loving'pub-
room, Ghuzneo Streot.
W. A. EDWARDS. WHEN
the "COLBIR" system teachos
you to play the latest songs,
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It wilt be scon .Hiat the miners' finan- money can , buy lor onlv two mining!-— Hon. Sec. steps, and all classes of music in 10two-
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the world over. :

cial balance at the end of the"year is the new, tho HlitiAZO'way? •Moviir of Melbourne's S.K.P. (Nov., 1910), .
to
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Do not hesjitate nny longer, but decide

Kodak Spools are British Made. A saving of J(k Wliicli (to you prefer .£iGtf; Lord Mayor of Melbourne's S.K.R purchase a Piano TO-DAY, There aro 20 lessons, eaves time; money, and drudg-
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£10 Us. Sd., 'out of which ho has lo It is simply n matter uf wliciht-r you (Dwemlwr, I'Jiij), J'M); Lord Mavor of to reasons why .it should be a ory. No scales, no ispecial music. Plenty
provide for nil the essentials not includ-
ed in the household budget, and in addi- add tho mccssiu'y water and snei'.wiin;; Melbourne's fi.lt.F. (March, THE WELLINGTON INVESTMENT, of local references. Testimonials can be (

Use Kodak Films Always! Lord Mayor of Melbourne's S.Ji.R (Oc- BEGG PIANO.
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l<) the medicinal iujjredii'uw— 111-JLA/ki eeen from all parts. Don't keep youi;
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tion miilio provision for old age. TRUSTEE AGENCY CO., LTD. & '
(Ueau's Eisciu'i ,)—and pour thu iinx'curi! lobor, l<117), jCilSOi per British Consul Any Piano imported by Begg'e is per- pioao idle. Interviews any time. Call
In wiler Unit Hit; miners' oiisu should a big bottle, or whether you allow at Unaii, Chiiiii, .£289 Cs. 2d.; Peter Coats fect in construction, and its tonal qual- Established ISSG; j for al!' particulars. Birloy's Obllego ot
be clearly understood a tumpiu-ifon, aintomiuiulaclurur
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Kodak Films give great latitude of expos- Tru.il, .UIBOO; inhabitant of Biicuos ity and harmonic effects aro unexcelled.
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du the mixing and Music, Boulcott Strcot (Cliamborß), first

based upon llit< domestic budget, must then serve out' toto you
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Aires, Xioli; Miss A. M-. Diclvinson (pro- A recommendation from us is backed

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j floor
in, small bottles up. , ■'

ure, thus automatically correcting minor b<! made between his'financial uosition, Authorised Capital .C200.000
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us shown in hi'j yearly, balance" to-day, at eigliteeupence a time. Once yon have
cceds of lecture, Strowl), A's7; War by our reputation earned over a period
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errors of judgment. They do not curl tried tlmi lIEEXZO (Hean's Essence) Children's lieliof Pund, New York, .£62 of 57 years, during which time wo have Paid-up Capital 62,000 j
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» with that of inn. Such a comparison plan you Hi-, "il.; Ooverninerit Jicw South AVnles been in business. We recommend j Reserve Fund 20,700
will know you luivo obtained
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or after development, and proves that the miner at present is ap-

up during
render pictures beautifully graded in tone.
proximately !i3 per cent, to tho bad; his the finest, cough,
surplus alter paying for bare ncct'ssaries, remedy that money can buy. At the
cold and tiers throat (March, 11)17), .£111,000; Govenimenl Now
South Wnjrs (March, 1917), ..C7SO; Ciov-
THE BRINSMEAD, THE BORD, (
TIT!■; CHALLEN, TM-OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN I that
STAFFORDTEA, LUNCHEON, AND
SUPPER ROOMS.
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out of which ho has to meet all tho fam- same time, the money wing fur your eninu'Uli !-outh Wains ('.Utrembcr, THE ROGERS, or tho PLEYEL.
i!)l7.i, .I'lTO; Lord I'rovost 01. the Thirty-secpml ANNUAL GEN-
ily expenses not included in the budget, jiocki't is simply womlcrnil. (ciilieutnl), Jt3!iO; Serbian llclirl' Com- ERAL MEETING OF SHAREHOLDERS Ono of tho Best Appointed in the City.
has been reduced to that extent. Just be suru yon get HIOKNZO. That BE GUIDED BY OUR ADVICE. will be held in the Board Room of tlio
iniltw, .\;:h- 1'orl; (March, 1917), £1000;
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Of ALL KODAK DEALERS and Tlio miners' wngu in HIM was lfts. lOid. isin the point to be careful about. Sold
bottles 2s. each at chemists and Serbian Kelief (,'onimillce. New York BEGG AND CO., LTD., Company at its Offices, 191 Featherston Smoking and Writing Room Provided
l)or day, that is, according to the aver- (April, 1017), dSIaOU; Adelaide "Adver- riHAS. Street, Wellington, on FRIDAY, 26th for Gentlemen.
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KODAK (Australasia) LTD. stores, or post free 'promptly on receipt . •

age wugo quoted )jy (lie Crown Prosecu- tisur" (readers of), J.'S-1; H. S. Smith, Manners Street, Wellington. JULY, 1918, at 12 o'clock noon.
tor at Auckland in 1917, 10 per cent bo- of price, from Hcan's Plmrniucy, Wiinga- i'so; MitTovich Brothers, .£100; National (Established 50 Years.)
The Kodak Corner
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ing added (hiring tho tlnee years' between ntii.—Advt. Brotherhood, Council (Contimuilal 8.G.), Business: ALL CAKES HOME MADE.
11*1-1 and 1317. Hero against' lot us nuilti- now,
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Corner Lambton Quay and Willis Street, Wellington ply bis.daily wage by tlio actual dayd
£1003; Mr. and Mrs. Herniation. JC2OO; ANTEF~Known, Box Plan 1. Directors' Report.
"My word! It's fine, isn't it; petting Miss Spencer, J;100; Victoria State open at Bcgg's for "My Four Years 2. Balance-sheet.
worked, 2W. This makes his income for your furniture moved by the New Zea- Schools' Patriotic League, .£500; Imper- in Germany," commencing Crown 3. Declaratiqn of Dividend. MISS READ, Proprietress.
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tlio year 1911 J!201 lCs. 4d. F against nn land Express Co.'s motor? Sn quick. il Ottoman Bank, JCS2 10s.; National Theatre, Saturday. i. Election of Directors.
outlay of £IU 18s. 3d., including o£2o
Saves time, money. They tell me they movo Provincial Bank of England, .£SO. These 5. Election of Auditors. Willis Street (over H. D. Bennett's). i
10s.
etc.
for explosives, lights, tools, furniture- with
Thus, lio . was left a bal- from town." itTheir address
about town or to or
is 87-91
donations, with many similar ones, bring
the. total amount received to end of De-
(TOOD Printing promptly produced at
X popular prices at "Dominion" Job
6, General,
M. C. W. MASON, Also at Timaru.
ance, over and abovo bare upkoep; Customhouse) Qut.y.— Advt. cember, 1917, up to .£25,655 2a. Bd., Printing Works, ,
Secretary. ' '■
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FARMING
NEWS AND NOTES
EXPORTED BUTTER
PRODUCERS AND THE MINISTER
THE MEETING ON TUESDAY
.The objost of the conference next Tues-
day; between the Hon. D. H. Giithric, as Levin Yards, 12.15 p.m.-Stock sale" (N.Z.
Minister': in:' Charge of Imperial Sup- Levin
lilies, and.the Dominion Butter Commit-
tee, ■ representing tho butter producers of 195 Lambtpn Quay, Wellington, 2.30 p.m.-
the country, is to make some
ment, if possible, for the variation.of the
xule now existing for the distribution of
profits made by the re-sulo of New Zea-
land butter in London. This butter is
requisitioned in New Zenlniid by the Im-
perial authorities, and a great deal of
it is sold by the Imperial authorities in
England for civilian consumption. The
rule now is that the profits made by this.
re-salo of butter are distributed by the
Imperial authorities retaining 50 por
cent., and giving 50 por cent, to the sell-
ers of the butter in this country, "pro
rata," according to tho amount of but-
ter that- they have sold for export. By
this rule the New Zcalniid Government,
is bound, and the rule cannot be varieu
excopkby negotiations with the Imperial
Government, after agreement with the
butter producers here.
It is presumed that all that the Im-
perial authorities 'will be concerned about
will be the equal division of the profits
between themselves and. the people in
Kew Zealand. The point in which the
butler men aro interested 'for -the time
being is the distribution of the New Zea-
Jnnd share of the profits. Under the
existing rule the profits go to the sellers
only of butter for export, and the sup-
pliers of the local market get nothing
from ....u
the uieiriuucion.
distribution. These
These suppii
suppliers
>f tlie local market are compelled to a*
epf. Is. 5<L per lb. wholesale, which i.
nuch less than the equivalent of the
jondon price, and it is contended by the
mtter producers that the factories sup-
plying the loecl mnrket should not be
penalised for doing it.
The cheese sellers are said to be well
iatisficd with the prices they have obtain.-,
■d, or are to obtain, for their product
text season, but the butter-makers are
sol so well pleased. They will discuss
his matter with Iho Minister at the
neeting. It has often been said that if
ho.price of cheese should at any time
Jtcoine higher than that for bulter, hav-
ng regard to the cost of manufacture, all
:lio butter factories would at once begin
lo make cheese, but , in practice this is
not the case. If cheese is to be the
product all the milk lias to be delivered
at (he factory, which means that' there
must be\a considerable'supply of milk
within a limited area, and that there
must be good roads or other communica-
tion with the factoryi In districts
v;here these conditions do not exist there
nre depots, called creameries, at which
milk is separated, aud the cream, <i pro-
duct of much ljiss bulk, is sent into the
central factor}-. These producers are
going to ask that they be not penalised,
nnd that thcy.be given a prolt equal to
that realised by the.'cheese people. No
doubt the scheme will, bo extended, if it
eliould be adopted, to cover such other
milk products as dried milk and con-
Censed milk.. ; • ■
:.
The meeting will also discuss the ques-
tion of the price to be paid for butter,
should the Ne-.v ■-Zealand Government
the output on behalf of the
again
Imperial Government. They are report-
ed to be dissatisfied with the price paid
last year, 1575. f.0.b., and it is generally Bank N.Z. (old)
Understood, that they will ask for more.
HIGH FIGURES FOR STOCK National Insurance
■B.R. Insurance
PEICES AT HOME. :
:..
As showing the high prices ruling for vi i'll. woollen (ord.)
stock and produce 'in the Old Country, Taupiri'Coal
tho Hon. D. Buddc- Ims received a let- Wostport-Stoclitoii
ter from a friend, in Ayrshire, a daily Waipa
farmer, stating milk and cheese is ■
in Colonial Sugar
great demand. Milk off the farm is Golden Bay Cement
(/noted at Is. Gd. a gallon, cheese leas,
per cwt. for spring make, ten weeks' old Wellington Cordage
pigs , £5 Us., good milk cows up to- ,£7O,
and good draught horse? fit for town '"V'-foTiB dutie" collected at the port of
v.-ork from ,£BO to .£2OO. The scarcity in Wellington
horses is due to extra ploughing *and IOS. Ml.
tree carting, of tho best animals
many
having gone to I'ranco, where their life
was very short. tribunals ire Australian-New Zealand Cable Association.
very numerous, such as food production
committees, food control committees, sol- Trade returns for the ouarter ended
Juno 30 show an increase in the value of
diers' and sailors' pension committees, imports-(of
old-age penejons committees, and so on.
The authorities are calling '-p 30,000 creased
by £4,313,304.
mor.e young men from the farms from Load imports amounted to 8622 tons for
nineteen to twenty-three, and if they Hhe week; exporte 591 tone.
-
do not relievo gome lower-grade' men
from the Army they.> will be left yery
shorthanded for harvest.
SHORT SUPPLIES OF FAT
SHEEP
. SOUTH ISLAND POSITION. '
-
The shore supplies of fat sheep that
are coming forward, ami the high prices
ruling, will probably result in
butchers applying to the Board of Trade
lor permission to obraiu mutton from
the freezing works (says a Christchurch
paper).- The yarding of fat sheep at Ad-,
tlingion on Wednesday was unusually
email, there not being much more than
one-half of a week's' requirement. Every
line of wethers reached Jtt per head and
'over, the top price being ,£3. There are
probably a largo number of sheep to
come in off turnips, but no doubt the
lrad weather,and snow will delay fatten-
ing. Mcthven and other parts of the
AshbnrtoD. district 'usually send forward
good supplies of fat.-sheep-towards 'the
end of winter and spring, but few. lines
lave yet come from thero, and much of
the best turnip jounu-y has been under
mow. ' ,
SOUTHERN MARKETS
By Telegraph—Press Association.
Christchurch, July 19.
: The fact that the Government has de-
'
cided to purchase two million bushels of
Australian wheat, and that one-half is
expected:to be landed during the next
six months, will relievo those millers who
have not been able to secure anything
like their requirements of locally-grown
•wheat. There is no grain offering from
the country. There is an improved in-
quiry for oats, Gartona being worth 4s.
(id. and 4s. 9d.' at country stations,
and
supplies are very scarce. Oatsheaf chaff
is firmer as cutting has been suspended
during the late bad weather and orders
Mve to bo filled out of stocks in hand.
The improved demand for oats and chaff
is due to North Island requirements nnd
a special shipment is loading for Napier.
Potatoes are firmer at M ss. for Whites,
and M 103. for Dakota Hods, at country
stations. Onions, also, have advanced,
and are now quoted at .I'll to j>ls nt
country stations. The southerly gale has
further interfered with deliveries of pro-
duce from farmers. White clover is
firmer, and i-s quoted at Is. 9(1. and Is.
lfld. at country stations. There is fair
inquiry for tow grass as none is offering,
Hhetling having been put. a stop to by
the bad weather. Mangels have been in
jjood demand for snow-bound stock, and
there has also been some inquiry for hay.
The supply of molasses (or stock feeding
with straw is Quite'exhausted.
GIANT FARM POWDER.
MEANS RISING FARM PROFITS.
For all work on tho farm where powder hides in good condition, wllilc cows barciy
is needed, Giant Farm Powder is safest maintained last sale's rates, being about
mid best. Ideal for stumping, breaking 3d.
boulders, loosening hard -subsoil, trec- Bale's
jdantinpr. ditching, quarrying,
digging. Calfskins about maintained last salc'ij
Giant Farm Powder gives a powerful, level. Tallow, was lower by fully 20s. to
muffle!' explosion—dons not scatter the 30s. per ton, parcels offering being mostly
foil into the air. Always of tho same taken for local requirements.
finality and explosive strength—you can* The New Zoaaml Limn and Mercantile
reckon the amount of each charge cor- Agency Co.,
rectly. He sure you ?e.t Giiint Farm ance of duality were a
Information price; calfekiiiß and inferior
Powder—it fc i'nrm powder.
frnni Giant iV.rm Powder Co.. e/n Onilin at late rates. There was a fairly good
fli'il Coy. Ply., Ltd., or Goldinghnm
i>'-<l'B?r:kett, 'Ltd., T'nlniprston '■'North, ciiskfl was som°what noglectrrf.
rijslribnliiia nscnte for ■Wellington, Wai-
•■ana, and Taranaki.-Advt.
&
COMMERCIAL
AUCTION SALES
■' FOETIICDMING FIXTUBEB.
TODAY.
Tawa Flat, 1.30 p.m.—Sale of dairy stock,
etc (Abraham and Williams).
Corporation Yards,- Clyde Quay, Welling-
ton, >2.15 p.m.—Salo of uuclaimed dogs.
. MONDAY .
Bulls Yards, 1 p.m.—Sale' of Polled Angus
(Levin and Co.).
'TUESDAY.
Loan Co., Abraham and Williams),
Yards, I.3oji.m.—Sale of Eomney stud
ewes (Abraham and Williams).
arrange- Salo of suburban properties (Harcourt
and Co.).
MASTERTON POULTRY SHOW
CHAMPIONSHIP WINNERS.
(By Telegraph—Special
Tho Masterton Poultry Show was open-
ed to-day under very unfavourable cir-
cumstances. The exhibition of fancy and
utility poultry was, however, one of (lio
beet ever aeen in the district. .Ur. J.I
Currie, of Wellington, carried off the
championship in Silver AVyandottes witli
a very iiuo pullet. He ,nlso. secured the
White Wyandotte championship. Sir. S.
Hutchisoji, of Brammerton, secured the
championship in American White Leg-
horn. The championship for Yorkshire
buff canaries was won by E. Saunders, of
Lower Hutt.
, —.
DROP IN PRICE OF FLAX
EFFECT o>i THE INDUSTRY.
The serious dion in the price of flax
ivns discussed at a meeting of. the North-
ern Flaxmillers' Association this week.
The advisability of the mills -lemnining
closed for .a further poriod was also con-
sidered, and it was agreed that on the
present basis the mills eoiild not work
at, a' profit. It was decided to call a
meeting of all millers of the province
in August to fix on a date on which it
may be considered that prices and con-
ditions would permit them to operate.
The secretary, Mr. ,T. A. Duncnn; stated
that he had written to the Acting-Prime
Jliiiistor drawing li:s attention 'to the
congested state of the lln.v stores in the
Auckland district, mid statin;,'' that iim-
less relief was afforded by the provision
of shipping «pnoe, Hi« millers would bo
imablo to storH in the spring as usual.
This would involve the lying idle of .the
large capital sunk m the industry, and,
further, an opening for unskMled labour
Tvould bo closed. Tho Acting-Primp Min-
ister, in his reply, promised to communi-
cate with Mr. Massey and to endeavour
to obtain shipping space.
LIVE STOCK SALES
Messrs. Dalgety and Company, Limited, (laundry and fruiterer). The brigade and
Palmerston North, report havinc a small a brick partition wall prevented tho
yarding of both sheop' and cattle at Pal- spread of the tire through tho block,
.
raerston yard* on Thursday. Following ■-which included the Post Office adjoin-
are Quotations :-Sheep Forward empty ing. The insurances are: On building,
owes, 21s. 6d. , Cattle: Springing two-year ,£7OO
heifers,. £10. ,
COMMERCIAL ITEMS
INVESTMENT SHAKES.
.
A sale of South British Insurance sharee
at £6 7s. 6d. waß reported yesterday, The
quotations were aB follow
Buyers. Sellers.
. JE s. d. £
e. d. heavy fall of snow in tho surrounding
National Bunk 5 15 6 6 0 0
13 7 6 1210 6 district, and mow-balling was indulged
iiiiuic N:Z: (uew) IV 12 6
KniioD.il Mortgage,
Well. Investment
.4 1.6
' 011 9 nical School has been instructed to re-
.......:....
Aucklanci ,<iaa ; 18.6
.:.......' 2 18 9 repairing class bo established in connec-
N.Z. Ineuranoe 919 0
...:'.. 66 0 610 0 tion with the school.
N.Z. Refrigerating,' 2 0 3
......
2 10 Masterton Coal and firewood aio very short in
Huddart-Parker (ord.) • 118 ■ 6 119 6
7 5 0 •■'■
018 9
..'...!...'0 7 4
Colliery
016 8
10 0 in
Taringainutu Totara
2115 (1
018 0 10 0
:ipi'r Mills 12 6
12 6 iu bed on Thursday. He was soventy-
:
10 0
yesterday amounted to £7130 terfcon on Monday evening to di.'cuss the
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BRITISH TRADE RETURNS.
London, July 17.
£15,538,107; exports also in-
by £1,374,568: re-exports decreased
;
~
■AMERICAN WHEAT SUPPLY.
(Kec. July. 19, 7.40 p.m.)
Chioago, July 17.
According to "Bradstrect's" estimate the
visible supply ■of wheat East of thn
Rockies is 2,346,000 bushels.
LONDON METAL MARKET.
(Rec. July 20. 0.45 a.m.)
London, July 18.
Tin is quoted at £367 10s. per ton.
the Other metals arc unchanged.
VICTORIAN PRODUCE MARKET.
By Telegraph—Press Association-Copyright
Melbourne, July 19.
Barley, Chevalier, malting, sb' 9d. to 6s.
per bushel; Cape, 4s. 3d. to 4s. 4d. Oats, Oouiet Club,Arolileetown
Algerian, milling, 4s. 2d. to 4s. 4d.; feed, 3s. Bacing
10d. to 4s. Potatoes, £3 15s. to £5 per ton. mind'really
Onions, £15 103. to £15 15b. per ton.
MINING NEWS
WELLINGTON
The quotations yesterday for xnininn
shares were a3 under:— '
, • ■ Buycre. Sollors.
'
£:a. <i. £'a. d.
Talieman 010 .0 010 6
Grand Junction 018 0
WtsMiiiid Gold ...: 15 1)
The Wellington Stock Exchange was
advised yesterday that the return from
the i Kapitea gold-mine ,wo.b Koz. for 14
days.
STOCK EXCHANGE.
By Telegraph—Press
Auokland, July 19.
Sales on the Stock
Exchange :—New Zea-
land Insurance, £9 195.; National Bank,
London Register, £6 17a. 6d.: Auckland
Gas (paid), 395.
LONDON STOCK EXCHANCE,
PRICES OP INVESTMENTS
Australian-New Zealand Cable Association.
London, July 17.
Tho (Stock Exchange adopted a cheerful
note immediately ou receipt of the nowa
from the Western front. Prices of invest-
ments have generally hnrdened as a re-
sult.
.
HIDE, SKIN, AND TALLQW
SALES
The various brokers held
skin, and tallow,sales
Meesrs. Dalgety aud Company, Limited,
report that they submitted a good cata-
logue of medium-weight hides. Competi-
tion was anything but keen, and when
compared with last sale prices heavy
ox were fully from hi. to jd. per lb.
lower, mediuin-TVcights showing about the
same- doclino. Light ox and good cow
wero on a par with last sale. The offer-
ing of calfskins was smaller than usual,
and prices were lower, this, no doubt
being mainly due to the inferior nuality.
Competition for tallow was fair, and prices
again showed a slight drop.
Messrs. Murray, llobcrls, and Co. offered
a catalogue of 426 hides ami ICO calfskins,
also 156 packages of tallow, to an average
attendance of buyers. Hides showed <i
decline of from Jd. to Jd, per Hi. for ox
per lb. on the average lower than last
pricce. Tnfurlor • end damaged
hidOH were also a little easier in price.
Lid., offered to a fair attend-
buyers a small catalogue. Hides
of good
little easier in
hides sold
demand for fat in tins,
but tallow in
Ufleerfi. Abraham and Williams report
Lhat tiiey offered a fairly larce catalogue
l -Advt.
THE DOMINION, SATURDAY,
to a. email bench of buycre. Compared
with, last sale, prices were slightly easier,
especially for ox, which were down i<l. to
}ii. Heavy cows were about on a par,
while medium and light were down id.
Calfskins were keenly competed for at
prices equal to last sale. Cask tallow
was lower by about 2s. per cwt, whilo
tine showed an advance of about tho
sume amount.
Messrs. Levin and Co. advise that thcro
was the U6ual atlemliincc of buyers, who
competed froely. As compared with tho
salo a fortnight ago, prices for heavy-
weights showed a slight decline, 110 Quot-
able change beiug noticed for medium and
inferior eorte. Kip and light-weights sold
readily at an advance- of id. to id. As
compared with last sale the quality of
.
tallow showed a falling off, and prices
declined slightly in consequence.
The Wairarapa Farmers Co-operative
Association, Ltd., in which is incorporated
the United Farmera' Co-operati.-e Associa-
,
tion, report a fair attendance of buyers.
Tho markot showed a. slight decline in
prices of ox hides; other lines about par.
Tallow was firm at last Bale quotations.
The-.New Zealand Farmers' 00-operative
Distributing Co., Ltd., reports that hide
values show little change from last auc-
tions, there being rather a better demand
for damaged or faulty lines. Tallow was
in better demand at a slight advance on
recent rates.
allowing is the range of prices:—
t idos: Ox heavy, lljd. to 13d.; oi mo-
.
dium, IOJd. to" 113 d.; ox light, BSd. to IOJd.;
cow heavy, 9d. to lOjd.; cow medium, 9d.
to IOJd.: cow light, Bid. to 10yl.: cut,
slippy, and inferior, 7d. to 9Jd.; bull, stag,
Correspondent.)
Hid.; calf,
7Jd. to 93d.; yearling, BJd.calf,to medium
superior, 113d. to 15;\d.;
Masterton, July 19. good, 12id. to 13Jd.; calf, damaged, 6d. to
13jd. ■ nret began by saying, "is somewhat
.
Tallow: In casks, 31s. 6d. to 375.; in
■Is. Bd.; horso-
tins, etc., 31b. 6d. to
Mβ.
Sundries: Eabbitskins,
hair, 9<l. to- ).od.; cow-tails, 6d. to 7d.
INDUSTRIAL UNIONS
BEGISTRATION TO BE CANCELLED,
The Deputy liegistrnr of Industrial
Unions has issued a. notice that the regis-
tration of certain association* and
unions w.ill be cancelled at the expira-
tion of six weeks unless cause is shown
to the contrary. The unions ali'tcted in
the Wellington, industrial district are
as follow:—
ITawko'e Bay Freezing, Works' Union.
' Manavratu freezing Works Employees'
Union.
iVgahauranga and Petone Slaughter-
men's Un'iou. ■ %
Waipukurau Branch of the Amalga-
mated Society of Carpenters and Join-
ers' Union.
Wellington .Operative Sausage-casing
Makers' Union. ■
Wellington Slaughtermen's Union.
Whakatu Sausage-casing Makers'
Union. .
Among other ■ unions affected is • tho
Fuponga Coal-miners' Union (Nelson).
Tho list includes the New Zealand Fed-
erated • Slaughtermen's. Union and the
Canterbury Trades' an'd Labour Council.
FIRE AT WHAKATANE
Association. By Telegraph.—Presn
Whakatane, July 19.
, A fire yesterday gutted two shops in
a Main Street block—those, of J. Clarke's
(watchmaker's) and Wong Lee Company
:•
in the South British Office; Clarke's
stock, JG7OO in the Alliance, and .£175
in the Standnrd.
WAIRARAPA NEWS
—
A, fierce gale raged in Masterton on
Thursday n.glit. On Friday' there was a
in in the township.
—
The director of the Masterton Tech-
—
-
port on a proposal that a boot and shoe-—
■-
—
just now, the former being
... „
practically unprocurable.
—
A sum of <E241 17s. was collected by
■'
—
the Masterton Girls' Red Cross Brigade
-
their house-to-house collection last
—
month.
—
—
An inmate of the Solvay. Home named
Thomas Cameron Mason was found dead
—
e'ght years of age.
A puMic meeting is to be held in Mas-
question of establishing memorial work-
shops in New Zealand for disabled sol-
diors and sailors; on the lines of those
established in England.
The Government Poultry Exnert (Vt.
V. C. Brown), who acted ns jmlire at the
Masterton Poultry Show on Pridw, ex-
pressed himself vptt pleased with the
duality of tho exhibits.
A scarcity of onions is being experi-
enced in Masterton just now.
/
it the annual meeting of the Wm'ra-
rann Past Grand Lod<"> (Oddfellows),
held in Cnrtertnn or. TV.ivailay TxHit,
Bro. C. J. de Lacey, Deputy Prov. G.M.,
by reason of entering oamn shortly, tnn-
Potatoes and Pigs,
dered his rosignntioh ns sTOrftary. and
"These considerations point to potatoes
was wcoi-ded a henrty extirrssion ofaD-
and pigs as being, with the possible ex- Arrived-PateehaNELSON.
tirfc'ation as (o his. valuable service'.
ception of milk, tins two products of the
Bro. Tj. H. Smart, retirinsr president,
countryside upon which tjio activities of 6ailed.-Rogulus (1,45 p.m.). for Westport;
was elected to fill the vacancy.
all classes of our agricultural population
should be mainly concentrated and their
pushed forward as a, matter Sailed.-Mararoa (7.45 p.m.), for Wellington.
THE IMPORTED STALLIONS production
of grave national urgency. In. tho
motion, and once, of this emergency Sailed.—Ngahere (5 p.m.), for Wellington.
A'WORD FROM THE BUYER. food enterprise not merely war agricul-
tural executive committees, but alio local
Mr. E. D. O'Rorke, who bought Day food committee*, parish councils, land-
and fr • the Hamilton owners, and ministers of religion should
:
says, in 'a letter respecting
take an active part.
the purchases:—"They are both to my which
fine horses. Arehicstown won "No nation can starve
both as a two-year-old and a three-year eAough potatoes. Chemically and physio-
old on tho flat, and then proved himself
Die beet hurdler Hint has been seen in
England since General Pearce was run-
ning. Ho is a hcautiful horse to look at,,
SHAKE MARKET. with grand limhs-a big horse with a lot
of scone and no lumber. He belonged to
H. S. Persse, the trainer of The Totrarch.
"The other horse, Day Comet, I am tre-
mendously pleased with, and thoro has
been no horse of such standing as a classic
rncphorso'-ever imported into New Zea-
land, ne was in the host classic races
—
—
of his year and ran well, winning as a
two-year-old, and. running splendidly in
the three-year-old classics,' being very un- of Agriculture); and they can bo stored
lucky, as you will' fee when you got my
full statement by next mail. I cannot get
it through in time for this. T got this
horse from Cni>lai.i -liothschild by the
very greatest fluke; I know him person-
ally, and he Eiivc me the cflcincu through
Association
Hndnoss, as the horso ,was to go to New
Zealand for stud purposes. He belonged
to the late i/copold Rothschild. Every foal
Day Comet's dam Ins lia.il, six in all, has
been a winner, and his own stock are most
promising. I will jo into breeding and
full particulars in my nest letter.
"I would lite to make one stipulation,
and it is this: You may have offers for
HARDENING. this horse, but T bng Waikato not to be
tempted by price. If they think of sell-
ing, I want first refusal, and may per-
haps rightly ask for same, because Cnp-
tain Rothschild, knowing me, gave me the
nrivilege of
him for Now Zea-
land.
. , *
"I had Jtr. Williams, the King's veter- colnshire,
inary surgeon, to examine the horses. I lines far more potatoes than any other
saw a jrcat number of stallions, nnd am country, The greater availability of
suro you are getting two pood ones, with
tli" bust running blood to be obtained <\s potato meal and potato Hour fur the
will be seen from their get respective pedi- loaf will enable some portion of the less
grees, etc. In them you all the blood digestible by-products of milling, so
we most value in New Zealand, i.e., Ster- much wanted for feeding the pig.;, to be
their hide,
ling, West Australian, Uncus, Hermit, Des-
mond, Isononiy, etc.
yesterday.
"In purchasing. I have kept fully in
view your desires, and done iny best, us
I would for dear, old Now Zealand, and
especially Auckland province, and I can
only hope they will reach you safely, me
liked, and will do well. They arc both
chestnuts, and have grand tempers."
AVOID HOME-MADE CALF FOOD.
Results count in buying- a calf food,
not the price you pay per bng. Judged head of the population of (ho Unilw!
in this way "C'EREMILK" is the Inst
and the most economical calf food on
market. Compare "CEJIEMILK" fed
calves with those fed on riceinenl, pol-
lard, linseed meal, linine-mnde foods, or
molassos, and you'll at oncn admil. that
the. "CEREMILK" fed beast is a bolter ruination. No alkali in "lipxnnn" Soap,
animal and will bring a better price for bill, the Koothintf. liealiiiK medications of
market or as a milker. Then, tco, "R«xona," complexc'ii
pollard isn't reliable, while Hie dust and that one's
fibre in ricemeal cause sconr. "OERE-
MTLK" never scours. Mr. A. Feiera-
bend, Dannevirke, writes:—"l have used roughness,,and chapping, "Rtoona" Soap
'OEREMILIC for fivp years, and never
hud any rouble with it. Everybody If you are already suO'erini; from un-
I in Auckland
asks what T feed my calves-on. and of
eourso T recommend 'f.'EREMTLK.'" chilblains, "Rexona," the rapid healer,
Try "CEREMTLK. At all stores and Will quickly banish these troubles.
,,
factories. l.oral distributors: Fl'-mins
ami f'n., r,t<|., .lervois.Qiiny, W'llingloii. FRIEND, Is. Gd. and- 3s. RUXONA
BRITAIN'S FOOD
SUPPLY
SIR CHARLES BATHURST INTERVIEWED
PIGS AND POTATOES
"It hns now become absolutely essen- a.m. to-morrow. TIDE.
tial, if wo aiu to avoid u. i'nmiuc next
winter ami thereafter, to make the coun-
try as far us possible self-contained
tiie supplies of its essential foods."
in
Captain Sir Charles Bathurst, M.P
chairman of tlio Sugar Commission and
one of tlio foremost authorities on agri-
culture, who made this definite state-
ment (to a London "Observer" represen-
tative) iu an interview with a representa- man, from Nelson.
tive of (lie "Observer," explained
what ning, from Lytteltoii.
may be done to substitute, or,
ut any MONOWAI, s.s. (10.30 .1.111.), 3«3 tons,
rate, to supplement our present supplier,,
which have become dangerously short ot
meat and cereal grain, by getting all
classes of our agricultural population to
concentrate their activities upon pigs aiul
pot-aloes, two forms of most
valuable food
which can be produced and rcoroduced
more rapidly than any other.
to The present position so far as bread-"
stnfls is concerned," Sir Charles
Batli-
im-
proved owing to the exceptional
'efforts
on the. part of the United States Govern-
ment in rendering available for our needs
all the cereal grain which they can
spare, oven at the cost of
considerable
seif-sacrifice to the American consumer.
J hero is, however, no certain prospect
any material or permanent improvement
in the position of breadstuffs
owin»-
tho extreme and still growing shortage
of merchant shipping; ,
should happen to be a
and, if there
bad corn harvest
on the North American continent, i.ot to
mention our own country, the position
might become very serious,
unless we can
■nnd an effective substitute for cereal
grain.
"As regards meat there was a world
shortage before the war. This shortage
has been greatly accontuated by war
conditions (owing to the necessarily largo
consumption of meat by the fightiig men
of many countries, some
of whom con-
sumed little or none in pre-war days)
and is becoming steadily
worse. What-
ever may happen, therefore, with regard
to breadstuffs, it is certain that, war or
no war, there will be a considerable
scarcity of meat for the α-ecjiiiremonts of
our home population for several years to
come.
Act Which Pi-evented Meat Famine.
"Fortunately, whereas (ho United King,
dom imported before tho war no less
than four-h'ftiis of the breadstuffs requir-
ed for her population, her home-raised
head of .farm animals, cattle, especially,
has been steadily rising for the last. 20
years onion-,r■nion-, so that on (he outbreak
ot war she was in the position of meet-
ing tho requirements of her population in
the matter of meat supplies to the extent
of 65 per cent. n Breeze, Lyltelton, July 23.
"This wife largely due to the passage
in 18116 of the Diseases of Animals Act,
and the wise administration of tho Board
'of Agriculture, which prevented the im-
portation from abroad of seriously con-
tagious animal diseases, and gave a feel-
ing of security lo stockowners which they
did not previously enjoy. This Act has
been mainly responsible, for avoiding a
meat famine during tlic war, and it will
be nothing less than a. calamity if, under
pressure from or the United
States, where contagions animal disease
is always to some extent prevalent, it
were to be repealed. 20.
"Another factor which materially af-
fects the world production of all kinds
of food is the withdrawal for military
requirements of several million men from
agricultural employment and the devas-
July 20.
tation by war of some of the most in-
tensively cultivated arjas in the world.
"it has become, therefore, absolutely
essential for us, if we are to avoid i'ara-
ino next winter and thereafter, not only
to make this country as far as possible
self-contained in the matter of its sup-
plies of essential foods, but, regardless
of previous agricultural practice, to con-
centrate our attention upon 'hose foods
which can be produced and reproduced
most rapidly and in largest bulk in our July
own climate.
"Play for Safety."
"In making our selection it is emin-
ontly desirable that we should 'play for
safety,' and in this connection espec.aily
provide against the contingency ol a dis- _7Ti>n-c™, Pa'ea, July 22.
astrously wet corn harvest.
"We. must'also bear in mind that our Koutunui. .■■■-.■.
ordinary farm stock, cattle, and sheep, Manuka. Lyttelton. July 23.
do not rapidly reproduce themselves, and Zingara, Sydney, July 24.
do not yield any large proportion of fat, l'l.t.'Ki. Ni-. on, July 25.
especially in the absence- of cattle-cake Monowai, Lyttelton, Dunedin, July S7.
and other concentrated foodstuffs, which
are now so scarce And it must be
remembered that fat is, from an energy
point of view (reckoned in calories), far
the most valuable of all foods, and has
unfortunately during the past few months
been the scarcest in this country, result- Arrived.—Mapourika (7.50 a.m.),
ing in an undue drain upon our sup-
plies of breadstuffs.'
and Tainui (7.27 p.m.). for Wellington.
PICTON.
(5 p.m.), from Wellington.
Nikau (7 p.m.), for Wellington.
LYTTELTON.
pro- TIMAHU.
...
TO-DAY'S BEKTIIACIE LIST.
Mararoa—Ferry Wharf.
Kamona—Taranalii Street Wharf.
Koniata—Railway Wharf.
grows Nikau-No. 10 Qucen'd Wharf.
Calm-King's Wharf.
logically they are the nearest approach
to the wheaten !oaf, and can, without
liny risk to human lioalth and efficiency,
be incorporated in it to tho extent of
at least 25 per cent, or substituted for it
in the form of potato cakes.
.
"Moreover, they can bo grown and har-
vested in large hulk within four or fve
months after planting; (hey can be
effectively protected against the ill-effects
of a wet Season by spraying with Bor-
deaux broth (obtainable from the Board
for future use without loss or dotriment
for several months aflor lifting.
"Germany has always recognised the
importance of potatoes as a substitute
for corn-bread as well as a source of
spirit for industrial requirements. Be-
fore Iho war sho devoted no Jess than
one-tenth of her arable area to this crop,
and this she lia.s since largely increased,
until now no less than one-third of the
whole of the food of her civilian popu-
lation consists of potatoes.
"The amount of food yielded by on acre
of potatoes, is at.least twice that fur-
nished per acre by any corn crop. The
2,000,00fl tons of potatoes into bread
Hour is being provided by the .Ministry
of Food, and will operate mainly in Lin-
which produces on intensive
released from the loal for this purpose."
Marble is still quarried in the
ployed over '2000 years ago, when the
Parthenon at Alliens was built.
Tn 1913-14, just before the war, nearly
3,500,000,000. letters were dealt with in
England. It fell a little in 1914-15. but
even with the decrease 3,-109,000,000 let-
carried, equal to 74 letters rcr
ters wore
Kingdom. ' concerned. In addition, however, a con- tiler.. 51. Fair;
DANGER! T.OOK OUT FOB A J,KAT/I.
Free Alkali in loilet soaps meiV'is skin
the i'nnid Healer. To ensure
"ill lo.uo Ihrow.'h
the cold weather unharmed, and that the
kept
hands will he free from redness,
should be used rrmlarlv for the Toilet.
sightly chapped or cracked hands, or
"REXONA." THE EVKR READY
SOAP, Is. (id. per tablet.—Advt.
JULY 20. 191'8.
SHIPPING NEWS
PHASES OP THE MOON.
JULY.
Laßt quarter
Day.
1
Hγ.
t)
Now moon H 752 p.m.
First quarter 16 6 55 p.m.
Full moon
Last quarter
24
31
8 5 a.m.
0 4<t a.m.
Moon rises
IIOON.
to-day, 1.1,7 p.m.;
To-day, 0.57 a.m.; 1.20 p.m.
To-morrow, 1.39 a.m.; 2.2 p.m.
SUN.
Sun rises to-day, 7.10 a.m.; sots, 4.44 p.m.
ARRIVALS,
FRIDAY. JULY 19.
KAITOA. s.s. (4.50 a.m.), 305 tons. Wild-
MAOItI, s.s. (8.50 a.m.), 3412 lolls, Man.
Drewette, from Lytteltoii,
I
DEPARTURES.
FItIDAY, JULY 19.
PATEENA, b.s. (12.50 p.m.), 1212 tons.
Irwin. for Ficlon and Nelson.
MAOIU, e.e. (7.50 p.m.), M 2 lone, .Van-
ning, for Lyttelton.
*
Passengers: Saloon
—Misses Eeid. Miindcl, Moorhousc, like,
Wcsterna, M'Calluin, Lewis, Brown, Byron,
Gibson, M'Curdie, Innes (2), Arbuckle,
Thompson, lihodcs, Gwynne, Mackay, In-
glis, Collins, Freeley. Olare, Bennett. Mes-
dames Cunningham, Orbell, Tripp, Watson
and child. Mandel, Lewis, Mann. Cooke,
Tulloch and child. Croaslnean, Dunning,
Glare, Newman, Gibson, Willis, Berendeon,
Simpson. Koddii. Hastie and child, ThoniD-
eon, Wilson and 2 children, Birch, Hoard,
of Itossrs. Cumniings, Clarke, Coop, Scott,
Hoff, Cull, Newburgh. Browing. Newbroyle,
to Orboll, Powrie, Wilson. Wylio, Gripp,
Young, Dimant, Reed, Mann. Cooke. Buck-
Icy, Snow, Smith, Cow, Turner, Crossman,
Allison. Bour, Valentine, Wilson, Hunter,
Kirk, Eoutloy, Hiindle, Clnrkßon, Food,
Back, Fryer, M'Pherson (2), Fulton, Hed-
land* Quirk, Strack, Sargent. Young, Alli-
son, Smith, Alison. Joel, Thomas, Chis-
holm, Wilson, Birch, Fenton, O'Rooke,
Arbuckla, Conolly, Heard. Oooko, Oapt.
Crawford, Pte. Kain, 0.M.8. Olear.v, Oapt.
Fa-irhiirn. Sgt. Travis. Bris. Gish.
MONOWAT, s.s. (10.30 p.m.), 3433 .tons,
Drewette, for Auckland, via Dorts.
EXPECTED ARRIVALS.
Kamona, Westport, July 20.
Opawa, Blenheim, July 20.
Komatii, Weßtport, July 20.
Kapiti, Wanganui, July 20.
Tainui, Wanganui, July 20. •
Uaiin, Waiife:;inii, July HO.
Mararoa, Lyttelton, July 20.
Nikau, Nelson, July 20.
l'atecua, Nelson, Pictou, July 20.
Ngatoro, Whangarei, Napier, July 20.
Karu, Nydia, Bay, July 20.
Rosamond, Ginhoinc, July 20,
Baden Powell, Now Plymouth, July 21,
Kamo, Qreymouth, July 21,
Hawera, Patca, July V-
Kennedy, Tarakohe, July 21.
Waverley, Patea, July 21.
lUppie, uishurnc, July 21, .
Koutuuui, Napier, July 21.
.lolm, Wanu'anui, July HI.-
Ngahere, Timaru, July 21.
Maori, Lyttelton, July 21.
Kaitoa, Kolson, July 21.
Manuka, Hobart, Sydney, July 22.
Queen of tho South, Foxton, July 2J.
\i'oottou, Lyttelton, July 23.
Putiki, Timani, Lyttelton, July 23.
Mapourika,, Auckland, July 23.
Wakatu, Kaikonra, July IA.
Blenheim, Havelock, July 25.
Monowai, Auckland, Napier. July 27.
■PROJECTED DEPARTURES.
Kaitoa., Nelson, July 20.
Queen of the South, Foxton, July 20.
Orepuki, Greymouth, July 20. ■
Mako, Picton, July 20.
Invercargill, Wanganui, July 20.
Tainui, Lytteltou, July 20.
May Howard. UuueJiu, lnvercareill, July
Kokiri, Westport. July 20.
Wootton, Lyltellon, July 20.
Putiki, 'i'iihai'U, July 20.
Calm, Lyttelton, Tiniaru. Bluff, Dunedin,
Himitaußi, Ohatuuro Islands, via Jjytr.nl-
ton, July 20.
Maravoa, Lyttelton, July 20.
Nikau, Nelson, July 20.
Jnly 20.
.Rosamond. P'cwn, Oneliunga, July
TVakatu, Kaikoura, LytteUon,
Baden Powell, Now Plymouth, July 22.
21
Kapici, Wanganui. July 22
Opawa, Blenheim, July 22.
Wavcrley, Patea,. July 22.
Konnedy. 'Nelson, Coast, Julv 22.
-Kaiu, Lyttelton, July 22.
Ngatoro, Waueanui, New Plymouth,
22.
Maori. Lyttelton, July 2'
Ngnhere, Gieborne, July 22.
Pateena, Picton, Nelson, July 22.
Kaitoa, Nelson, July 22.
Hinemoa, South Ihlbucl lights, July 22.
■loiiit, southern ports, July 22.
Blenheim, Hnvclock, Sounds, July 22.
Wairau, Blenheim, July 22.
'Breeze, Wanganui. July 2J.
Tarakohc. July 23.
i.yb'V"-. .T uly 23.
BY TELEGKAPB.
COASTAL
__
~~
FRIDAY. JULY 19.
AUCKLAND.
from
lington.
WANGANUI.
Sailed.-KapiM (7.15 n.m.), Oalm (7.25
TUESDAY, JULY 23. ,
Nelson, French Paeu, and Havelock, per
Nikau', 2 p.m. ,: ,
Southern offices of New Zealand, per
Manuka, 2 p.m.
"
Southern offices of >ew Zealand, ncr
Mararoa, 5.30 p.m.
ODawa—Ho. 11 Queen's Wharf.
Mako-No. 14 Qucen'e Wharf.
Talnni-King'a Wharf.
Baden Powell—No. 5 Queen's Wharf.
Kennedy—No. 16 Queen's Wharf.
Karu—No. 14 Queen's Wharf.
Blenheim—No. 13 Qucen'e Wharf.
THE GALE.
Shipping wae brought to practically a South Africa, per Jfanuka, 3 p.m.
standstill yesterday by tho. combined ac-
tion of the gale and huge seas. This not
only applied to Wellington, but was fair-
ly general at West Coast ports. -The
arrivals at Wellington yesterday number-
ed throe and tho departures three—the 8 p.m. previous day.
Pat«ena, tho Maori, and the Monowai.
It was deemed advisable to postpone tho tikei dislrSct, 1.40
departure of the Kaitoa for Nelson until
11 o'clock last night, and then,
the Bcae had moderated considerably, tho
vessel did not make an attempt, to Bail. previous day, alsodistrict,
She is timed to depart 6
at jj.ni.
The Corinua, which left here at 6 n.m. mouth, Waiißanui, and Napier. 10.30 a.m.
on Thursday, was reported to be shelter-
ing at Cape Campbell yesterday.' The 8 p.m.
inter-iflland steamers had both rough
trips. The Maori entered the port much
about her usual time, but the tierce south
erly gale played with the eliip while sho
was trying to berth-a feat which took
two hours.
The organisation of the smaller coastal
vessels was completely upset, and yester-
day none left the port.
Tho Tainui left Wauganui laet night for
Wellington, and will leave here to-day
for Lyttolton. The departure of the
Baden Powell for New Plymouth has been
postponed until Monday.
The Kennedy will now not
for Nelson and the Ooast until Jlondny.
The Breeze has been delayed in the 54. Cloudy; sea moderate.
south, and in consequence will not arrive
here until Tuesday from Lyttelton to load
forjWaiieamii.
MANUKA LEAVES SYDNEY.
The Union Company's Manuka left Syd- ther.. 47. Cloudy; aea rough.
way em- ney at 1 p.m. on Thursday direct for Wel-
lington, where she is due on
about noon.
WniMEEA RELIEF FUND.
The total amount disbursed by the liclicl
Committee iu connection with tho Wli.
mera disaster was (says an Auckland
paper) £591, which sum was principally (her.,
absorbed in fares and clolliinr for ihose Cape Egmont.-Koutli.moderate.
siderable sum had hern north, paid to sett-lew
and storekeepers in the
counts had been rendered Tor goods
plied and uso of emiveyaiieee
the dispofi.'il of the survivors.
said, "that
"lad I" note." Mr. (iuiison
recent complaints cabled from Sydney
have now been qualified, and that the
officials in Auckland luivo been exonerated tlwr., 43. Island.-S.W.
from any suggestion of neglect.
Hie Edict Committee is concerned,
only fair to stale thai 'W-
r.lummig
pany did ovcrytliin:; in ils nower for the 4b. bloomy; sea heavy. imr..
reception and coml'oi-l 9I (JI-jvl; 'no impeiiErr?
and crew. The Town
under ni tent-ionwhoa? cases of several
cmt.ii instances hare
notice of l!ic Rommillec.
i-ome to the
is the committee'seven
intention to reasonably 42. bbovcry; sea
now to those whose
render assistance
necessitous ae a, result
circumstances aro At
of the dieastcr. the same
locally is limited, ami the
fund subscribed
amount of £1000 donated by tHo shipping
company liae to meet all the claims of
passengers in tile matter of fares to Aus-
tralia."
For special reasons the Mararoa will be
dispatched for Lytteltoii at 3 p.m. to-day.
Tho Iliinitaiigi will sail to-duy for Chat-
ham Inlands, via Lyttelton.
m.
13 p.m.
Tho Ngahere, en route from Timaru to
Gisborne, will tnke in bunker coal at Wel-
lington on Monday.
Tlie Mako of the Richardson Company's
fleet was due here during the night from
Napier. Bhe is to sail to-day for Picton
sets. 4.40
t.n load chaff for Kaßt Coust.
Messrs. Johnson and 00. advise tl\at. tho
Koutiiiini is due here during the week-end
Exquisite 3-Stone
Diamond Rings
from Xapier, via the Coaet, nud will on
Tuesday sail for Taralioho.
The Ngatoro lefl Whauijarci on Tues-
day afternoon for Napier and Wellington,
where she is duo to-morrow. On Monday exceptional purity of the stones is tlio most notable
she in to sail for Wannanui and New Plv-
feature of these new Diamond Eings which have just
mouth. :
The Wootton Bails at noon to-day for arrived. Unquestionablythey are tha finest yet seen in the
.
Lyttelton.
At 11 a.m. to-day the Putiki iB to sail Dominion.
for Timaru direct.
The report of the Mercantile Marine As-
C7°HE Sue quality of the rings themselves, their clever
sociation, which held ils Cist annual meet-
ing at Liverpool on May 7. says:—"The , setting audbeauty of design lift them quite out of the
transport in merchant vnsaels during the
ordinary class of Diamond Eings.
year of, 13.000.0C0 men. 25,000,000 tons of
materml, 1,000.000 nick nnd wounded.
50,000,000 tons of coal and oil fuel, 2.C00.000 asset and an investment, the possession of which
»/■*/JS can
an
horses and mules, IOO.OOO.OOOewt. of wheat,
7,000,000 tons of iron ore, in addition to be enjoyed for many a year, a good Diamond
the export of goods to the value of Ring cannot be regarded as an extravagance,
£500,000.000, are concrete facts which -need
no elaboration to prove the value of our
senior service and tho quality of the men "CAi's Selett and fixdmioe Showing is
/who man our ships." ,
There arrived at Sydney on July 9 by well worth your examination.
the Sonoma an expert for the purpose of
reporting on the. material available in
Australia for the building of concrete
ships. He is Mr. Claude L. Daly, n- renre-
sentative of the San Francisco Shipping
Company, a subsidiary concern of the
STEWART DAWSON'S
Comyn, Machall Company, builders of the
biggest concrete vessel afloat. If the in-
Stewart Dawson's Comer ::\ > Wellington
vestigation reveals a satisfactory supply
of men and material, the company will
commence operations.
It is announced by the officials of the
Commonwealth Government that arrange- 0 E
ments are well advanced for the transport
of the crow of the wrecked barque John
Murray from Maiden Island. They will
he picked up at the island by a Bteamer
which trade,
was formorly engaged in the inter-
state and which has been conimi?-
sioned to bring a cargo of paper from
"owell niver, in British Columbia, to Mel-
bourne This vessel will probably occupy
about 17 days in traversing the JCOO miles c
between the American coast and the archi- Roll Top Desks from £8 Bs. 10/4 Blankets, 255. oair,
pelago to which Maiden belongs. As the 7 Piece Oak Suites, £6 10s. I'M R'-iik-h. 30s.
island is slightly nearer to Australia than
pair.
Velvet Chesterfield Suites, £10 10s. Casement Cloth, 7s. 6d. doz. yds.
to America, the crew of the stranded Velvet Couches, £5 '15s. Scagrass Matting Squares, 18s, 6d,
schooner Annie Lareen will also be
brought to Melbourne by the relief ship 2-foot Wire Wove Stretchers, 12s. 6d. Single Bed Sheeting, 2s. 3d.
unless the United States Government de- 12 inch Wringers,, 225. 6d. Down Quilts, 15s. fcd.
cides otherwise. -
Duchess Chests, 375, 6d, Double Bed Sheeting, 2s, 9d.
The Calm is to sail at noon to-day, tak-
Wardrobos, £3 3s, Cretonnes, Is. yard.
ing cargo for Lyttelton, Ditnedin, Bluff,
and Timaru. Seanrass Chairs, >2s. td. . Moqust Velvet, 4s. 6d. yard.
A notice to mnriners ieened in the Gazette Tapestry, 4s. 6d. yard.
Inlaid Linoleum, 7s, 6d. yard.
states that tho steel barque Inverness, 4/9 Blankets, 19s. 6d. pair.
burnt
of Aberdeen, 1817 tone register, was 3ideg.
at sea, and abandoned in latitude
52miu. S. and longitude HSdcg. s?min. W.
Ship was heading to tho N.E. with lower
Best Value in Town. Call and Inspect.
topsails, foresails, and lower topsails set
for tho port tack, with a strong N.W.
wind, hacking to westward, and gradually
going down when the ship was abandoned.
The mainmast was settling ,down, and
swaying heavily from side to Bide. It is
probable that by' this time the derelict
will have drifted about 2000 milee to b.N.E.
with the prevailing wind and current to
somewhere to eastward of Pitcnirn Island,
and may he expected in the near future
to drift (n'W.N.W. nnd westward into the.
neighbourhood of the Low Archipelago.
It was expected at Greymouth that the
Old Armchair"-Cannot
t
Kamo would be ablo to cross the bar last
night for Wellington. The Kamo had
Compare with' a- "Moppls"
been held up for six days, and otticr
vessels were effected also.
The Monowai on her southern run is to
leave Auckland on Wednesday for Naplo-. • (GRANDFATHER may have l;een quite
Wellington. Lyttolton,. and Dunedin. She content with tho armchair of his
will call at Wellington on Saturday next day, but we of the.se modern times know
Tho Mapourilta ■.•α-rived ut Auckland yes>
tcrday morning, and is to leave on the ijr) the advantages and vxtra '-omfort of the
-
|
return trip to Wellington this afternoon. |T Morris Chair.
The "Morris" is so r.coommoilnting—if
The Government steamer Hineinoais,at \
present preparing for her periodical visit fl' you.take a lot of room—well, there's
to the southern lighthouses. The vessel H plenty of room for you. If. jtn lilte to
Mr P
port on Monday.
will leaveMarshall, sconti engineer on the J
I
sit fairly upright, conipletoly so, or to
lie right back, by a mere touch you niter
Pntiiti, ho.s come ashore. Mr. A. Mur- SJ the chair-back to the .desired imglc. .-
doch has joined the vessel as chief en-
,
Come and choose—you will r>pproci-
Si
m. F. Oollino extra officer, left the ate one of these fine chairs. Here's a
Monowai yesterday. stained Eimu and Oak, upholstered in either Art Canvas,
bie selection in .Kvery ohvr w staunchly made, and
Tißestries Velvets, and jloquettes.
wiCgive very long service. See our economic prices. Note cur only
address: .
MAIL NOTICES
.
flS?B8 1 \%M§. ii SSlfii' ITLIWe Fnrniture Manufacturers
Q955"3 tlffl in xaraiaki Street, Wellington
S-&
,$, WlLli2«»eé
gf similar name.
No connection with any other firm
Subject to necossary alterations, mails
will close at tie Chief Poet. Office as
under:-
THIS DAY (SATURDAY), JULY 20.
Frencn I'ass, Havelock,
and
' Nelson,
Blennoini, pur INikau, 11 a.m.
Wi'Stnort, Groyuiouth, iiokitika, and
Beel'tou, per Kanna, 2 p.m.
*
Blenheim, llavelock, and Picton, via
Blenheim, per
Opawa, 4 p.m.
u ui Zualand. por
.*•;>»
Mararoa, noon.
i
Kaikoura, per Wakatu, 7.45 p.m.
Ijjui'i- man ior iisneiiniouaiT forces, 8
p.m. "
,
l'arcel mail for Expeditionary Forces,
10 a.m.
Parcel mail for United Kingdom, 10 a.m.
Parcel mail for Continent of Europe,
10 a.m.
MONDAY, JULY 22.
Piclon, Havelock, Blenheim, French PaBS,
Keison, per l'aloena, 1U a.m.'
Keison, Heefton, an<t Westport, jier Kai-
toa, 2 p.m.
liavelocK, Hikockoea, Wakatahuri, Eul-
wer Pohuenui, Waihohonu, JSlaine Bay,
Wel- lloniewood, BrigliUands, Manaroa, Tira-
ora, Nydia Bay, .Maori Bay, Te Puru,
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THE DOMINION, SATURDAY, JULY 20, 1018.
also plays a prominent part: in the story, THE THEATRE
BOOK which is packed with thrills in its every
chapter, and through which also there
runs a very pretty love interest. As a

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ANDUTHORS
TheDishesthatmadeCornFlourfamous story of adventure, ''The Spotted Pan-
ther" i? decidedly above the average,
and is well worthy the alien!ion of lov-
(By "Sylwus.")

M are described in every packet of the Corn Flour (By Liber.)

ers of tin's pnrtieillai , cla.-s- of fiction.
"Peg o' My Heart."
Pj that made Corn Flour famous—of course Q "The Lonely Stronghold." That gladsome comedy, "i'eg o' My
Give a man a pipe ht can smoke, Mrs. Baillie Keynohh is a well-praclis- Heart," which appeals uioro to the heart
ed storyteller whose novels always pos- than Uie headj and which lias proved
Give a man a booh he can read; sess a. clearly-defined plot worked out in such a phenomenal success all over the
And his home is bright with a calm delight a very skilful and attractive way. In JSuglisli-spealyng , world, is to be .played
Though the room bc>poor indeed, her latest story "Tlio Lonely Strong- again in A'civ Zealand this month. "IVg"
y . Lorn. !iioiiiL p —James Thomson. hold', (C'asseir«ii(l Co., per hi. and■ W. was written by the Amedcau journalist,
Maekay), sin; talce.s hor readere to the. Mr. Hartley Mauuers, fur his wife, Jlis-s
ancestral homo of Iho Guises, an aristo- .Uuvotte Taylor, and was first produced
jV
g
HotBaked Pudding, Cheese Souffle,
Sultana Pudding, Macaroni. Ghcese, &Sj L.J cratic, but in worldly wealth t-adly re- in Los Angeles by (he Oliver .Muroscu
duced family of landowners, who live in management, and such was its success
Zealand lads played so prominent and a wild district of Northumberland. The. (hat Sir. MoroscM), seeing its universal
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! Custard Pudding, Chocolate Jelly, L BOOKS OF THE DAY house, originally a fortified tower, Mined appeal, bound down Miss Luurellc Tay-
vesraa»v_ gallant a part therein.
_e_lv *^w5K.'
. Corn Flour Sauces, . Corn Flour Cake, §|

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After describing the fight for
the author gives a thrilling ac- ing to has
Tliiepval Pelf, but now 'half mansion, half farm-
stead, many curious legends attach-
lor ifur u long engagement, ami secured
the rights of "i'eg" for the United
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and others.
f> ffiffl Conan Doyle's Great War History.- j Kidge,

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it, and an air of mystery sur- .States. He took it to New York where
pi count of tho further splendid work done occupants. The three seasons. to unwilling

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rounds its hitler-day it ran
||. Brown & Poison recipes are The tliir,! volume of
Sir Artluiv Conan ! by tlio Xew Zealamk-rs at I'lers, where household is joined by the heroine, a business.lor Then.
fim Miss Taylor wont -to

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.Ooylc-s "History of tlio
British Campaign on the Kith they had arrived within young lady from Yorkshire, who accepts liondon with her husband's comedy, and
economical when food-value j^ 0

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L - in l< raiic-B mid i'landeiy" i.;
l hind from ' striking distance,
ilio piiWisliors, .Messrs. Dodder and '. lleforo attacking this, howevet. it whs nthe lady
of the Gird System.
position therein as ii companion to there it ran for Homo GUfl nights, whilst
,
*vnJ/ is considered, and the Corn ; j Ktougliton, nnd is l>y far Iho most in- necess-ary
tei-cstinir
to gel a lirmur hold of I'lers of the 'cuiiumnion, Olwen iiiiies, a high-
which, in its western roaches, was
of llin manor, lfow the fortunes touring companies also raked in big pro-
fits, 'in South Africa (he comedy earned
our delicacies in their
instalment of that import- Trench, spirited girl, become involved with tlioso big money, jind in Australasia "'.l'o(,v"
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' || ant worlc tlmt hns yet appeared. still in the hnnds of tho Germans. _It
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It bombing of the Guise family, more particularly wiih' Miss Sara Allgood in -'.lie name
business of
cookery-boolc include some U battle, almost exclusivply. with tho great waif a desperate
(loals,

Iif
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<lL pj
or series of buttles, fought on from traverse
to traverse and ovcrcoiimiß with those of her employer's Mil, Ximan; part, bus ni'viii, cca<ed to succeed.
barricades upon a very nnrrow how Iho girVs first feelings of distrust
Iho .Somnip in MIC. How colossal wjis front where a few determine-:! men could of and positive repugnance for the young Tlio New Zealand lour is to commence
successive

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delicious'savouries which are ilic slrujijjlo may bo gauged from tiio hold up a M.'iiiMuiy. This difficult busi- man become oh.injjed into wannest aliec-
in Duucdin on .Inly 2li, and the com-
tact that it opened with an offensive in ness was taken in hand al 8.30 on the tion and finally info ardent love; how pany will arrive here from Syduey
on ji ■
'4 v ?Csyf nutr^i°us as ,neat, at u-liieh aII :>:iO,000 Jiritish
on a tweniy-fivo milo front, and irom
trooys wore engaged night
bury
of September
Battalion,
21 by
who advanced down
the 2nd Canter
the Niuian, Ijelieve'd liy his mother to have south.
Monday next en route for the snowy
Jffl Pβ

been guilty of vile conduct to a. previous

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first to last nearly three million men trench. It was a Homeric
conflict., winch The complete cast fov Xew Zealand
night, vhcro men companion', turns out to bo a hero, chiv-
IUI <Lfmffiskr Write for a copy. »«£/to J. B. Gilnllan& f§S-j were citified. Llie total casualties aniouut- stood no U> eachwhole
lusted foe Hie
other at close, miarterii. alrously shielding an erring twi.n brother,
will hi:: I'eg, .Miss Allgood; Jerry, Mr.
Gerald H.emon; Alarie Chiehester, Mr. <m «fi -; ■' i ■"■'■'
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Co., P.O. Box S4S, Auckland. Gratis and M ing to ,',t lenst tliroc-qnarlers of a million. clearing «.way the dead and dying in tlio old' lady's favourite son; and how. in Bland; Mrs. Cliichoster. Miss Nan
||| Of this truly titanic; struggle tho author order to make room for fresh combatants the end, wealth as well iw happiness I'olix ti vu<Q a u IJ 'Cur C&ta u *«• •*
j*>j
Cliiehester, Miss .Mabel
Down Flers Trench come to (he household at Tele are set Taylor; Elhel
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gives_ a well-planned ami richly detailed in the front line.

loiik ?tni'",'ii' (lower; Uient, Mr.' Eioiiel Walsh; jj
description, a special and most useful and Deep Alley raced the by Mrs. Reynolds in a .story which Ifawkes, Although the Piano has always been con-
with crash and Hare of bombs, snarl of forth .-flags Mr. Wilton Power; Jarvin, .Mr.
featuro of which is the conciso yet (.•rain- niachine-Kima, shrill whistles from rally- never fov a moment, and which,
Geo. Chalmers; Heniielr, -M'iss Madge S sidered an essential part of the home and i
cntly cleat' way in which tha work of ing olilcors. and shouts from the furious apart from the fine dramatic quality of represents the outlaying of a large sum of <*] i;
eai'li. division—and of eacli ofits compon- men. The New Zealand Black Watch hud certain of its leading incidents, contains Surtees. above players. Mi?s Nan Taylor S money, still as years go by it is astonishing ™
.
ent l'ogimoflts—is followed in.) and de- gained a portion of tha treueh. but the some exceptionally well-drawn char- Of. the
how little the Piano is used. j

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scribed. U is a narrative which no good lie-Mian reinforcements which streamed down a acters.. was the character'lead in "Bunty l'nlls if
Strines," and Miss Surtees was lust
f

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Briton can ponise without a thrill of communication Irencli onened re- [Rpviews of several other nuvol.* held tbe name-part May be your Piano has not been played [| ' |
pri'.io that ho is of the same raco wiionoo liind them, and found themselves between over.] seon in AVcllinstoii in die in
S for months and the keyboard never touched p,;

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tho two bodies .if Xew Zcalandore. . it "Siimlny." with the Koynl Dramatic

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from one Week's end to another. Your original j
&&
sprang tho men whose, glorious deeds ivas a Rre-fit- fiirhl, but by moruins it "««
Company. F '
are here chronicled in so painstaking and | hoen definitely <lecided in favour of the Last year a book describing Foch'a intention of infusing plenty of music into the . |.
fs.<oinatins n manner. The British losse?, men from oversea.. Tho loni: section of operations on the Maine was published home life has proved a disappointment.

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£ .
concerning which Conan Doylo Rives I'lci-B Trench wau cleared and partheld. ot
at Paris, under the title of "Lμ llarai.i An Old Savoyard. . w
(loose Alley, oppuini; out of it. was is. Why let this-disappointment continue? Why ii
full tlotails, woro heavy. M Goni- N'o fewer than 350 German dead wei-n pick- do Saint Clond," and ran into no fewer Jlr. Wallace Brownlow, at present in without the great pleasure of good music? m
mcßOiirt, for inslaiice, on July I.
ed up and a handful of prisoner!! left than twenty-lhree editions. An English Wellington, claims attention as being one
be U
11)11), . the 'Ifith Division Inst 27f1fl 5 THE EASILY PLAYED PIANOLA PfAWO
with the victors. The New '/calami losses translation of the work, with illustra- of the few genuine Savoyards si ill Iwrore comes W replace the hard-to-play ordinary g
men in a fow hours. In the. fighting for wore about 150 of all ranks. tions and a map showing Ihe operations Hie public First lor it bo known Unit

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Piano and avoid the necessity of money lying
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Hers (in which tha New ZealnnJers look ■On September '27 the oir>l Wno was de- round the marshes of Saiiit Guild, hms a Savoyard-all lioiiouri'il in Hie profes- al |_

idle in an unused instrument. With the entree

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a. very active and honourable part) on finitely gained Ijy the New Zcnlaiiders, to Stephen be published in London last month. avers whohave taken m & \
Graham, who wrote so much sion—areoriginal piproductions of the Ci'.l-
those
September 15, tho 41st Division in company wiU the sth lam-as lire part in 6 of the PIANOLA comes all the delight and U- •

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Inst :!000 officers and men out cf 7500, Tervitovial Division, "tho whole of this on Hussia, is now in khaki. He, has Uej-l-SuUivan operas at the Savoy Then Ire culture that perfect music alone can bring. as
m
or 10 per cent., in two days' fighting. great trench system from a point north found lime, lunvevor. to write a ljnolc under Hie lVOyley Curie man-
Sevpcfll units were almost totally (!e- of I'lers passing into tho British posses- of
mystical studies, "Tho Quest of tlio in London
agement. Mr. Brownlow was Iho orig-
r»i Call or write and give us particulars of
your present silent Piano and we will at
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---slroypd. One. rends, for instance, of ino tho New in- I'lic-e." , .In his preface he expresses the
the orig-
bal,Hilion being reprci'enled at the. roll- sion." Early in October,
view that though "liussia seems to have inal T.uiz in "The Gondoliers." r? once give you full information as to the allow- & ;
landers were drawn out, bavins; been inal Sir Kit-hard Choliuomlelcy in ".ine arice that can be made and make available m
oil by the colonel and six orderlies, of twenty-three consecutive days in the line, fallen there is an imperishable- Kiissia Vconien of Hie Guard," and oilier parts.
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another, having but thirty survivors, and and having earned a great reputation. which cannot full." Wo remember him best in operas other 1 for your selection.our fine stock of PIANOLA j
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so on. Thij .enemy, of cuurso, suffered "The New Zealand Division has won Those who remember Ihe once-notorious
than those treated l>y the noted t-ollabor- «5 PIANOS in the following world-famous makes |j j
fniiiilly severe losses. universal eonlidciice and admiration, Tranby Croft baccarat scandal, in which atenrs. : He dwells sweetly in the mem-
tE —The Steinway, Aeolian Steck, Aeolian Stroud, >
Those who have road a.nd may have lie- said Sir Douglas llaig. "No praise can a very "high porsonage" was indirectly ory as the gallant Kins H«if.V of -Na- S Farrand and the English-made Aeolian Weber. is . !
concerned, and which resulted in the varre
licvcd -Iho many silly stories about Gcr- be 100 high for such troops."
;i> "rlack of conrage, or who may have
- -icliii-ed tho ITnns i\n old men with spec-
Tho book begins with a. survey of the min,,,, may bo
general situation in the "West in Janu-
social ruin of Sir William Gordon Cum- Uosette,"
in his
interested to learn. tlml with a notable east, which
recently-published "Story of My
in Ivan Caryll's opera "Ma Jlio
played here 11. score of years ago,
included Miss
■jC REPRESHNTATIVE:
. SOLU ...
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t-'i.-ilea or more boys, all anxiou? to shout ary, iniß, the first chapter dealing with Life" Sir Edward Clarke, K.C., expresses Nellie Stewart, as Kosette (what a song-
• (Late Governor of New Zealand) I
"Kamei-iid,"..should read what C'rinan the. nshting at St. Tlloi, Vimy Bidse, and
Doylo Buys as lo the individual daring the "Canadian Battlo of Yprr-*.'" In his firm conviction that the baronet in bird she was!), Mis? Florence
Young as
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question was quits innocent of tho Corisande. Mr. Joseph-Taplcy- as the

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and valour of iho -enemy. ''Tho fighting the second chapter (lie author fakes us charge of cheating at curds which sent tenor, and Mr. George Lanri in the com-

lesell.ffl 011 write Ms of (lie Germans on Ibis front was excel- to the Sonune, his record then dealing him into tho ranks of "broken men." edy rolc-probably thts-best-of light opera
lent as usual." ,One experiencedengineer in regular sequence, with all the events known Wellington. The same

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easts in
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" •officer wiites: "There is one. tiling we- have which rook lilaee .between July 1 and company made notable success* , too, in
?,
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nil learned, and that is that "tlie Hun is the Battle of tho Anew in November. "M'nise'lle Nitoiifthe" (into which Mr.
a jolly good. soldier. and engineer. Ho Tho author explains in his preface that, All New Zealanders. wl\a seriously feel -inirodneed 'the song -".AVhen
Dm responsibilities of Jinperiul citizcu- Brownlow
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don't listen to any nonsense. As long as the volume, has had to i).i« throudi rlm]» Bright Eyes Glance ,'),'"La Civile," ami
Fritz has a- trench and n .gun. lio will three lines of censors, "suffering heavily should subscribe to "Tho Hound "Tho Mikado" (in which Mr; Brownlow
slick I hern till he is made crows ra- in the process." It remains, neverthe- iablo," a quarterly leview of Iniperial figured (is tho Mikado, Miss Stewart as
tions." Speaking of tho defence, of less; the most detailed, the most com- politics, entirely freo from the bias of Yum, and Miss Young, as Katwlia),
party issue?, in a recent letter Yum
Ti'ones "Wood, whero. tlio .badges of six prehensive, the clearest and most read- local ■
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Since those days-Mr. Brownlow's career

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different German TPsiinenU woi'B found, able account of the momentous happen- to a New Zealander, a Canadian states- has been curiously varied. He returiifi to
■■■.'.. ■ ■ Y tho author says: "'To tho death!' was ings on the Sonmio that -lias yet -appear- man fays: "It is not nasy to understand New. Zealand after a ten years' spell in
their password for Hie night, and lo ed, and deserves, a* it will not doubt our separate .national problems. Wβ do America, ami is singing almost as well

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The Wellington IJtdical Electrical Massage Institute their honour, bo it said, they were, mostly achieve, a front-rank place in the his- not know the local viewpoint from which as ever he did.
true to it." '"[hey refused offers of torical lileratnre of the war. Xo public issuesyouare looked at in Jieir Zealand,
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Aitkcn Street, Wellington, N.Z., 1/5/17 cannot easily know the local London Shows.
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quarter right to Hie last," says a "Welsh library, no private household, should be and
Fusilier of the. German defence at Ma- without a, cony of this exhaustive, and colour prevailing here." Articles written,
A letter from Harry I: Cohen, written
motz Wood, "and died with cheers for th.o splendid wov ;1 ! a
Kaiser or worda of defianco on their feature of which is tho liberal supply of able
snecially admirable quarterly by representatives of each of
Hie great self-governing ■ en- on May 'Jli, show's that current entertain- *'
hi 'iiiiil ill- ill".fe;-v;:
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readers of "Tho Bound Table," ments'in London were all suffering from 11 ' y&
lips. They were brave men, and we wen;
clearlv drawn and very useful mnps
hoi in l

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wherever situated in the Empire,' to the jading effects of a very ispe.ll,
sorry indeed to have to kill them, for nnd diagrams. (Now Zealand price, Vs.
their grasp tho separate problems of each great while alsu the .May raid nad exerted
we could not but admire them for 6d.)."
courage." unit, and thereby to create a better un- maleficent inituenci: upun attendances
R\ ■ Tjj © rf ©
©
In instances of British gallantry the derstanding and closer sympathy between, at night sJhws, .Kven tho sensational
LIBER'S NOTE BOOK all parts of our. great CoomionweaHh, Buccess of "The Lilac Domino," the iirst
book is very rich, indeed almost every
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whoso existence is now at stake. I'or venture' of the new : producer, J. L..
chapter tempts to quotation.. Before
Ovilliers two Fusilier battalions covered, Stray' Leaves.
themselves with special g'ory. I hey had
instance, (alee but a few of the questions Sachs, .for.whom Ifr, .Cohen is repre-
recently dealt with in "The Bound sentative, has abated a little its first i,iilpsp^iiwii#fci3l
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to face ft terrific German shelling as L'cgbie'.- A /Correction.—Jn reviewing NaroUl Table." .Able writer?, thoroughly versed four weeks' record of J:13,0l)0 gross. Uut,
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new book "The Little That, is in (heir respective suH'd'ls, have writ- on tho other hand, the new manager ap-
they crossed No Man's Land, and "bul-
Good" in this cnhiran on March 8 lust. 1 ten fully on the French-Canadian pv<n-- pears to have scored .another bull's-eye
t j

lets' beat upon them from every side. attributed tlio book to Messrs. Rodder lorn in Canada, the .Indian, and native with, tho American aviation musical com-
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Still tho thin lines wont forward, for and Stouglitoii, whereas Messrs. Casscll difficulties'in .South .Africa, the Irish edy, "Liouig. Up," enclosed notices, abqut
ll nothing could stop them save death or and Co. .were the'publishers. the.iiionlli,
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question, (treated, historically),., tho in- wliich proclaim it

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the voice of their company -officers! -I

hey
The May "JJookuian" (Iloildor ami dustrial situation in Australia. 11l the aiid particularly extol .the work .of
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■were up .and..over the Oral German -hue. Stoughtoii) contains-two specially inter- comedian.'■■Both
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light of "Tho Bound, Table" articles,, tho Joseph Coyne, principal

A blast of lire staggered them for n the.Empire and
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moment, and then, with a enlendid rally, esting articles, one on tlio naval writer daily newspaper cables acquire a mwv "The Lilac Domino" at
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himself "Bartimeus" significance, and appear in their true "Going Up" ut tho Gaiety appear to be
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they were into the necond trench, and hud who signs
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seized the lino of hedges and tho walls winch (whose "Long Trek" and "A Tall Ship" perspective. Illuminating articles on such installed for long' runs, according to
village.
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skirt tho western edge of out, o' wcro so popular), tlio

other dealing with ([uostions as Economic, Financial, • iiud the writer's confident opinion. It is in-
Fivo hundred men only woro left the work of "Taffrail." whose "Piuelier Industrial lieconst ruction; the Anglb deed remarkable how business .has kept
,

thoso who had sprung from the British Martin, 0.D.," made such , a hit, a hit Japanese Alliance;
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trench, but tho 500 still went .forward. Naval. Policy and up (luring the year itt all', the London
which was followed up bj: .a second and the Pacific; India and its Future; Tur- houses, even through the'fateful month
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The two Fusilier battalions had nardlv

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them, ovon greater success, "The Sub." .An- and Future; Islam and of March, When tho Huns' spriDg drive
the strencth of a company between key, Its .Past
and"the leaders were alt down, bnt
every
other interesting feature in "Tlio Book- Empire, not only enable tho mbscriuer on'tho "West'front commenced. A the-
■

man was a leader that day. Their.snint man" is a loiip and well-written article to keep abreast of (he great questions of atrical journal provides the following: box
:

wan invincible. An olTlcer has recorded on "The" Ccutcnarv of Frank Smedlev,

:

how a desperately wounded man called by

the (lay, but will ba frequently jefcrred office particulars, which give a rough
.

out: "Are tho trenches taken, sir? Un S. M. Ellis, whose previous articles to by" him hereafter, when discussion idea of what the March takings in the
hearing that they were, ho fell back and iii tho sama periodical on William Ita.r- arisoj upon such matters. The great is- London theatres were:—
cried: "Thank God, nothing eke matters. !■,:■•.n AniMMuii ami "insoUU'jy" \k\t- sues of the war and tho racial problems
■ i

hnm wera so interesting to those who involved are dealt with comprehensively "The Ding Boys on Broadway"
Tlio historian is not specially enthusias- have still a weakness for the unjustly and on a high ethical plane, ami busi- (George Kobey and Violet Loraine).—
!

tic about the tanks. despised Victorians.' front Smedlev was, ness and commercial men will tind much .CKIDO a week, at tho Alhainbra.
; may bo remembered by some, of n.y "Box o' Tricks" (Harry Tate, Tom
-1

that will give llie:ii food for re-

I ■> ■ The whole alfair was franklv
mental, aad
tho breakdown of.
numy got into
machinery,
troubk
the
experi-
Uiroußn older readers, tho author of "Frank"Hany
.limits lekh," "Lewis Arundel," and
Fair- matter flection in such, articles as Lombard MacNaughton,
Street in War, War and Financial Ex- Daplino
Shirley Kellogg, and
Pollard). —1C3500 a week at
o£ carrying capacity, and bands at tho Coverdalc's Courtship.." njl ihreo books haustion, tho Empire's Financial Task,
tho blippihk ot the Hippodrome.
tho caterpillar travelling having a great vogue'lifty years «gi>, but Production, in Police and. War. 'i'ho re- "Lilac Domino" (Frank Lalor,
Bideß. Their pace was against them, and now, I fear, well-nigh forgotten. Jamicson Dodde, and Clara Butter-
a" they had to be sent down lanes in
cry back to tho days view
carries no advertisements—it is not
surprise was It seems a far run for profit, and is a purely co-opera- worth).—About JS32SU a week, at the
barva»e the clement of
lthe
essened • • Their vision-also was very •when we were all reading and discuss- livo patriotic enterprise. You arc only in- Empire.
defective and they • were bad neighbours, in" the lalo Professor Cramb's book, to-give it your support, not "The Boy" (a musical version of
was a, very "Germany and England." So much bus vited
The ..Hand- of the Tip-to*datp
as they drew fire. Tho result I>ut as a sound "The Magistrate").—About .U2OOO a
com- happened since then. I note that an on patriotic grounds,
mUcd report from various divisional proposition. Once you take it
Sanders, some of whom wore by. others unpublished romance of Napoleon and business voii will wonder how you ever managed "Nothing But.the Truth," the big-

v.'Man- and his "Swara" ..Pen*':

at them. his times, 'entilled "Schonbrunn," from show in London, but
Zealand readers of tho took will
has been discover- to do without it. The annual subscrip-If gest laughing ■' ;.
New Cramb's pen. recently
tion is but' (including postage). housed in a'emnjt theatre (the Sa-
naturally turn first to tho pages wherein ed, ami-is shortly to be published. Iho
•

you are interested send a postcard with voy), drawing tho "capacity of .£2OOO
'the author refers to our troops, tona story places Kapoloon at Schonbrunn in name and address, and receive a a week.
Men really modern in their ideas use "Swan" Pens because V.
. .- .

Doyle's first mention of tho New /e.yk- the'days when neace and war hung in your
.

copy of a back issue. Ad- "Pamela" (featuring the three, big

i

landers is in connection with ontheSept be. s des- i'rud eamido

ing of the third German
they enable them to do more and better work with less trouble.
tho balance, and on the conqueror dress, "The Bound Table," Box- Ml, London favourites, Lily Eleie, Owen
hue n.
■
tiny depended the iale of
(with the iw briinn was then, as Merlin is to-day, the rangement.)
Europe. Schon-
G.P.0., Wellington.—(Published by Ar- Nuros, ami G. P. lluntley).—About : ,

ber 15 They formed Ligbt In fact, the possession of a Swan" Pen by a professional or
I
4*200.0 weekly, at the Palace.
"

(Nurse)
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Division and tho 14th Division storm-centre of Europe.

part of Home's 15th Corps. Ihe authoi Swinburne could bo at limes a very business man is a sign of liis progressiveness. You will find
■■

a
silly person. Thus, in tlio recently pub-
says:
The Kcw Zealand Division
had confirm- lished "Lottos of .Algernon Charles BOOKS AND PUBLICATIONS. the "Swan" a big help and as reliable as it is splendid to
reputation which Swinburne," edited by Hake and Comp-
ed in France tho high
had founded n bout tiin aickelts. 1 iiml the
following:- write with
their predecessors and, tombs, ltd.
Africa and which they riio victor lmd lev fall >'«mi' reninrk
".\ whitcombe. Q AND AV. JIACJCAY'S
renewed on the fiallipoli
rit. a d about .llnzlitt's
critical work, and Bwin-
f One of the best of Nerve medicines if you suffer from Loss were troops wilU a splendid w
jceii Ihe ' y \
K Imrne's' face assumed an expression meot important juice nt .books. >TE\V BOOKS.
I
no Londoner who has l ansev. 'We ««n't,
saidl
of Sleep, Toor Blootl, Weakness, Indigestion, Brain-Fag. Sulsh'thr'^rZ'othr^^a frozen ! 7
tiiiu lliizliU , name
!,
here, new supplies, THK MODERNS'. By John Freeman.
in a hurried whisper, These brilliant essays ropresont the
X Get it to-day and get good health at the same time. It saves
iommiuidcr
l< hSnal itisnotsurprmmj of great dash and ~s if objectionable reference had been
neighbour.
made page's modern gasoline auto-
Neither .MOlilLE-Its Construction,. Opera- most eomnrohensive and .literary searehing
in-
doctors' heavy Mils to an critical snr\ey of modern
"*UaX to^ iion, Maintenance, and Design; 3918
>
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i on account of his abominable treatnici.. edition. .Revised and enlarged. Motor- Hie
lemptcd. Price Ss. lid., postnge (id. cafety Pattern with Scrcir-on Up, from 17jl).
j most complete book on tbe PROFfTABLK PTG-BEIiEDINti AND
Joiui'oxenham
visited the French and car; 205., postage 9il.
°

VEKDING. Br Thus. Allen. Deals illitsiraitil Catalogue poll jm on revest.

Flemish battlefields last winter, and has 'J'UK WAR AND DEMOCRACY, by with breeds, housing, management, Of all Stations and Imporltrs.

immm High Holborn, London, Eng. ,

.

of his experiences Setoii-AVatson and others> i*-, postage Ltd., 79 & 80,
f• ■ written a description
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.

popularity of Mr. Oxenham s versejs sti.l SERVICE VERSUS ROISBF.KY. by i?. OXY-A CETYLENE AVELDING AND
,

J Citmentt Tonic Ltd.. Rozellc, N.S.W. inuiniained. His "Bees-iu-Aniher is, I ■ W. Fitzhorhert; 35., pusUgi! byJα.U. 1. *

CIT'n'TNG. liy 11. V. Manly. Elec-

rend, now in its 'JlSth thousand. THE BOOK OP THE FORD, Irie, Forae. and Thermit Welding,
NicUolsun-uu indispensable manual
The Christinas number of 1 liellltercst- bwv-
"

Mi'fhodt) and Jlaterials used in Metal

man" contained a lonir and most lor L'urd owners; »-V l )o^, a £« *•,..,
Worlciiiß, and Oxygen Ti-o'.-ess for
i,lß article enlilled "For Rcineml.rnncrt M\XWEL'L AND POFRrf PKAUIUL (ill., pn-«- Itcmoviil of Carbon. Trice Ss., pos-
who have Fallen in the NUHSLNG, 3rd edition: li>.
which they tad '"^'^r'oi!
Soldier
whS
War," hy Mr. .T. St. John Adnoclt. I taffo 'Id.
.™*
VOW/sVIZ NURSING, PK-\mC\T, COHTISE OP TOUCH
,

nm pliid'lo sit that, the nrliirle is to >ie BOOK OX 1

r TYPEWinTINfi. By Clii>«. Smith.

—--—-^ ri-published in bonk form. 2m! edition; 12s. «<l.. l»i W •
«

sketches JXSIDK TUB GIIKMAN HM IKJj £ A scientific, method of niastonuir the

riiHiuemo I'.-rrero's tamniis
iicyboard the sense of touch. Trice
hivonptiutMiiirt ot lllp a '". ;,,.',-« and of "Roman history, which run. in
(heir THE THIRD YEAR Of THEby uer- \\ A I!, by
As Lipton's own thous- as nnson-i._. several a"' by II Swope. Foreword 3%' (!il.. ]>o*taso -!d.
c ni-isinal form, into volume.-, B.
back tho. fiirvivors
ripidly rorniiiie W <^.^^ Brlij.ido lo be condensed and republished as a by ON
THE -OPI'A- llOA.p. liy l.a ph
ahds of acres, they are Waldo Trine. Some thoughts Bml_ a
.

able to choose and com-

artvance. %
p f' N^
,,^ nl Ir cnch and lay '•Short Slory of Tiome."
1,0 n volume worth acquiring by all his-
'Hux should
Marv Uinehart. One of Lie lew real- little creed of wholesome living. Price
lv Mod War JJoi.lcs; Js.. PustaßC Gil. S-i. lid., pnstase 4ii.
I&»M2£_l@| bine just those leaves torical- students.
Till:! SOUL OP |)uKtagc-ld. Till'] WAR, by l'liilit STVOErItAI'"! . By Harry A. Day. Con-
? ;:r™uld'h.ard.y b0 kept
i t OC .he
nr
,

W which. the . Most FICTION.

GibbsjS.-!. lid., cerniiiit every deparlinent of Raraen-
ft We pay liberally for the Return of Empty
•

n o T i SOME RECENT THE OLD miOSr LIXb. by Johii Jla*«-

in" the antiior civos information
(

(,w$ Delicious Tea in the Sclo. 'i'lal Trench, was eaj,ly .urj Held "Bv thosi; wlio;c l<m or lrii-nd-
which no (.'tmlener can side be without,
Black or Brown Nugget Polish Tins in good
inountwl, and by noon the Fl ii i.-»^ th« old front lni<
»' '

l-.m-ht iiiid died in mating the uninvilins; oi pir-

>1,« Supporl, Treucli via.l,l
"The Spotted Panther,"
Iofhidthebookliveswillthai:be areIrensiired »
as P;'/' dening atlnu-live. Trice 'it., l'osltige. condition.
IhiH fine <idvanrc. Iho f n
ft Take the Tins to your Store or Shoe Dealer.
,
"Tliu Spoiled Panther," 'jy <Uml 'iK-ntlu
,

Boiu>.
was Tint in lie direct »»c ? J £,'Xn ders I
--

'-.
Hndder U'il"
Small Tins, %&. a
and woman." :13.-lid.. |ioil-n««
SPI-Tf-\T-Tin-: "DAU. V
v( •
(London:
will receive 3d, a dozen far
]"■'rum-is Ihvyer M
StmiKliion) a visorously-told story of Tnr TIE OP AKGIIPT. HIM. MAT OF im-i IiKITISII You
adventure, in tlio interior of Borneo, c' d from' the l-'renc.h. A docuiuculan
at FRONT (No. 27). "rived. dozen for Medium, and Gti. a dozen for Large Boot
had occupifd it. whence, plowed two Ani'-iieans hi scnn-li work 01, the utiimst imimrtivnee re
on tin
"*.. I'riiv nostage 3d.
anil Floor Polish Tins, Your Dealer will return the
in- to the declaration of war

rv/\ T.aler on, the being left-hand I>vi«atln "Mho of ii niyslcviiius weapon, tin; i-oni-eiiim;; boji'W riled
S"\ND AV. MACKAY. empties to us, receiving adequate remuneration
™ s wa^"~ temiKirarily driven
•list Division,a sharp Herman coi uei- which and its sai-ied origin iind smier- Great Parous; oi' JSuddhii. Primeh by Clcrinany: (is., postase M
AYellinston and Ma^lerton.
for his ser s
lvii'lc bv
'ih .k (he New '/ealanders i<mii.l them- nalural proper!iw le?'iid lias over boi-n HW.'KNT NOVia.S
Till-; YKLUIW DdVK. liy Gi-orso.
WOIST.iI- HEADING
(i'il)li: Jjf| jjUfifiET pOUSH GOi 0F NiZl> LTD.,
■

I v \ Put a little Lipton's Tea lnisy Uiroiiitlinut Hie Knst. 'L'lic ndveii-
(ilic iiio4 i-xfitinjj .-ii. f-toiy yet pub IV OH HIST. 01! WHAT IT A\TS
on the palm of your tiifers, who learn of the existence oltlio T
].J IFE Canon Belfast Street, Ghristchurch.
ir v TO 1115 A cmUSTIAK.--
;
u/~~t Sword from air opimn-vdddeii J-J)SHsli- (IHFKn'm \
hand, warm it with your at ii .)»van seaport, iii'f warm-d XTT.r-, l»y .'lolni lluelian. An ft Caution: Only genuine Nugget Tins will be
'''
■ t
the nit
l ™~

breath, then inhale the fioaft Battalions toniniß up andwas pnMi-

„,„„,

llmt the Cireiil. lining is jealously giuml; THEother •■real; SiWe!

HUNGRY IULNUUEIi (.li.-N.1!.)
Service. Sioij-. THfSmGe'"OFTHE \d(]re<ses on the Seven Jrfist Words
CKORS,
accepted. Make sure that you always get Nugget
• •■ go to the firm
that Grows it! aroma that rises from the ing into the fißlit. tho advance
(.(l on the morning of tho If.lli
r - pd bv its owners, u mysterious tribe
wtvagta, ->-
who live in a marsli-siinomuled
<>

bv John Maiserisnn. liy -M. 'J lioihii Having JMereiico to tho War. lxev. iu a tin like that shown below.
}. leaves—n perfume redo- nmv
f.ir as Grove. Alley upnn tho
lett, wilh <tnm-liold only accessiljle by paths Hie IM;i!SUAf,IVE I'HGGV, Ci II Williams; 3s. 3d. posted.
~':
Ask vou Giocc- for the 2/2 lent of the sunny Lipton Ihe AneWanders and Otagos in minie- ceerei of which has
dialo support. Says Iho author:
been
ri-oin irciiorution to soneratimi .-ineo the
handed down
TIIIfirUNTKU WOMAN, by .F. 0. Cur TUB FAITH OF A MODERN CHUKCH-i
MAN. M- G. Gla?ebroolc;
,ls. 9d.
-

\- Quality, Tea Gardens. lime the I'oi'Uiiriiese sailors ol l'-n- wood. ,

MOUNTAIN, by
-XeJ'tuJply
au
~

Willi this new advance thi-

New Zc;i- da Rama bad beeii laker, pris- X\X UK .Ul'i-IO OP
---ri(|«« "MARY SLESSOK,
I i\e iiil- llior of "Wliisperins 1., by Walilro 1 C\I,\BA1!;"of 7s. Id. posted.
Sjiiitli."
1-iiiUerri had gone forward 3000 yards
in
pcrformnnce-iirid oner Ijy the Oranir ISiikktU.
"

1-ivo days-a. ' nolnhln

or ventnrors reai-h (he stronghold, kmiii; Till ,. IiOMF.WAKI) TUAi
were within short elriliinjr diptnnee til"
befricmlpd by a liean- Bailv. THE HUNS IN PALESTINE. L'de
i-rAa 0-rinnn sysloms' of Gird Troncli and ..Hided thereto and
worships a Cross set up Till', IiAII.AHrAN'. by K. W. <humbeiv
Nugget Floor Polish, 9d.
filrd Sunport. 'I'wo German cw.lcvsthur teoiw «ir! who Sousn ; 4s. lid. posted.
of seiiu- LOUD ,rOHN IN" NEW Y()HK-\ goo
,•

llriTiidc ami in tin! and is olciuly CHALLENGE TO SIIUUS. Sheila

deleelive slory by the Wiilminsmis.l<) ~ THEKnyc-Sniilli; Is. 11(1. posted.
nvninn-one mion thi> Hide wood;,
the other on the Ist Wcllinglon llattalion Giiropean deswnt. They have, however,
-had no success. to I'oniend iififtin-it Hip ehieflain. whose C\1 l'\lN fi\Uf/r.
V A cheerful tale Tin-; itoAD to understanding.
title to the story, 11,,. Proni, by W. H, irodKjOM. Jly Author ut "I'olyauna;" 4s. lid.
Doyle sunn up tho events of tribal name sives the
V __' / Conan
September i>11! as "without any doubt a "iant who reminds mo nor a little CONIiAD IN QllEivl. OF HIS
M)ITH
posted.
,

African by Ji. Merrick.

__,

m _

tlin grratesl: Jlritisli victory, though not of iwraiii of<V Sir liidw .UiiskiiviTs
wonderful witch woman, a Each is. (id., pwlase;?«■„„. MK, HTBLE, TJUCT. AND BOOK
Ihe tuost important, which had been warrior. <.m- WJIITCO.M.HR AND TOllCh, LID.,
gained up to that dulo in tlin war," sort, of Malayan, first cousin <>/ fame, SOCIETY.
.

Wellington.
OBTAINABLE FROM. JI. D. BBNNBIT, LTD., Willis Street and Latnbton Q anil it is «ocd to know that our Kew ---coola. of "K'inir Solomon's Mines
 12 THE DOMINION, SATURDAY, JULY 20, 1918.
SUPREME COURT A CIVIC JUBILEE

(ma IUMKAII GREYMOUTH EN FETE

ALTERING AN AGREEMENT On Tuesday last Greymonlh celebrated

A silling of the Supreme Court
Chambers was held yesterday, His Hon-in
our .Mr. Justice Chapman being on the
Bench.
A preliminary question in connection
its civic jubilee in an impressive man-
ner. Though the weal her in the morn-
ing was bleak and blustery, the sun
burst out at noon, and shed a golden
radiance over the scene. The shipping
in port and nearly every building in
town sported bunting. There was 11 pro-
cession of pioil?ers and school children,

; I; '; . OF THE WHOLE

'

|
with 'the dispute between the boroughs
of I'otone anil J.ower Jlutt with regard
to the cost of gas supplied by the "for-
and in the course of a fundion hold in
front of the Town Hall the Hon. .loseph
Grimmond delivered an address. Messrs.

.
mer to the latter ciinie up for decision.
Mr. E. P. Bunny, who appeared for
the Lower Halt borough, asked His Hon-
our for directions as to the service of
an originating summons in connection
with the matter. The question to be de-
termined between the two boroughs was
i,'-". $J whether the Lower Hutt Council had
W. H. Parfitt (Acting-Mayor), 31. Will-
ing, F. tSaiTowman (pioneers), and the
Hon. Mr. Michel also gave addresses
eulogising the character of the men who
had made the AVest Coast a birthplace
in New Zealand of chivalry and manli-
ness—men who should serve the growing
ig

;
"... '■■
generation as models on which to base

.
What a wonderful tribute to the
,

power to consent to the variation of an

I
agreement for lighting that was made
OF before the war. Under that agreement
I'otono agreed to supply gas to the Hutt
kins). That from the Acting-Prime Min-
borough, and owing to the rise in prices
fi
r
their characters. Telegrams from all
,ality and favour, the goodness and
parts of the Dominion were received andd
read by the chairman (Mr. G. E, Per-
f
dehciousness of this superfine break-
~

ister was as follows:—"IIearly congratu- fast food!

of materia!, coal and labour, it had nsk-
lalions to the citizens of Greymoulh onn -■ .
'

And the 50 million plates

ed the Hutt borough to vary the agree-
inoiit by giving a larger amount than I hat
provided by tin ,, contract. The question
to be determined was really whether the
Lower Hutt Council, being' a corporation
representing the ratepayers, had «ny
this the fiftieth anniversary of the in-'■
stitution of their borough. ' 1. hope that H- °'
Creamoata used last year gave sat-
faction
t
your jubilee celobrations will be- as suc- > n.. and delight exactly 50 million '
cessful as they deserve to be."
During the nftmioon an illuminated
_ *I, times, tnlist in this pr*pav —■

address and a gold medal were presented

ri -^MMk become one of the Better Breakfast
~~~

power to malal such a concession.

1
to Mr. Alfred Ashton, who was the first
His Honour: You have assumed that it
I. 1 Brigade—tell your grocer to send you

l
baby born in the liorough of Greymouth.
Manners Street,
-

•>

Wellington. is sufficient riiat the .two parties should

bo represented, but they might feel
themselves similarly interested. Jf would
be better to make the Attorney-General
The handing over of the medal by Ihe
".linirmiin (Mr. G. E. Perkins) was' the
signal for a burst, of applause. Crtamoata HV«r«-Two cups of Creamoata. loz. of
In the course of his remarks the Hon.
-flim^KW^(%^Sli' "Y I
b 1, t1 ,.",1 m *™P°fw«'nwai e r,h a lfatca»poonful
~

a party. :: »"

Mr. Michel said in reviewing the past

<•■ Ma "" t0
1
1

,
"''•
~

Mr. Bunny: Then it would be for the ZZZ' ft dou 8 i' Roll out ver; thin and
~
<

p Messrs. W. Black and Co., the well-known traders of Manners Street,

* "

Attorney-General to determine whether
he would take part.
I having relinquished the Men's Outfitting business, the whole Up-to- | His Honour: Yes. I should my the
proper course would be to order servieo
on the Attorney-General and defendant
1 date Stock, comprising CLOTHING, HOSIERY, UNDERWEAR, | borough.
Mr. H. C. Kirk, who appeared for the
1 SHIRTS, COLLARS, TIES, HATS and CAPS, has been purchased by
I ■
Hint the real pioneering work hnd been
dono prior to IS6B. The mothers of the
old boys of to-day had done their part
nobly. He referral to the great pro-
gress made in the past fifty years,
but
great and all as it was, if the boys and
the girls of the present do their part as
(lid the old pioneers, they

| Petone Borough Council, said the Petone

Council took an entirely opposite view
might be
to look back fifly years'hence and nble
I
say
the NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING'FACTORY. I of the case to that taken by the Hnlt
borough. It would be an almost unneces-
hat they had made even greater pro-
Igress than the pioneers of fifty years
!

He believed the hole in the' hill

I
sary expense to serve the Attorney-Gen- <igo.

I
eral. would materially increase the prosperily
of Greymouth. In conclusion, Mr. Mi-
WE OFFER THE WHOLE FOR ABSOLUTE His .Honour: Public interest is in-
volved. If the Attorney-General does chel congratulated the chairman and
:

not so determine he will not attend. I ludience for the great reception. He

J CLEARANCE IN CONJUNCTION WITH OUR 1 think th(! Attorney-General should be

served in case of this kind.
;\

Mr. Bunny snid that he could quite see

'that on the ground of public interest
the Attorney-General should bo served,
but the Hutt borough was strenuously
resisting the attempt by the Petone
Council to vary the agreement.
.His Honour: If the Hutt Borough
Council is point-blank refusing to budge
from Ms agreement, why have an action
at all?
Mr. Bunny: 1 may say they intend to
•esist this action.
His Honour: That does not (liter my
opinion that. Ibe Attorney-General should
be served. It was a matter of public in-
terest, as far as the boroughs arc con-
cerned.
hoped that the old pioneers picsent would
be snared for some years lo enjoy good
lealtli, and hoped that Greymouth' would
be blessed with greater prosperity
ing the next fifty years.
dur-
The proceeding's were'continued in the
wning wivu a eiooke. conceit held in
Hie Druids' Hall, which was far too
small to accommodate even all the pion-
eers and old boys, not to mention
citizens of to-day. the
TO HELP FRANCE
SUBSCRIPTIONS ACKNOWLEDGED.
The money continues to come in stead- HOTEL NOTICES.

I vy
MAGISTRATE'S COURT evv Zealand's tribute

1
iov
,riIhe to
. • I' ranee.-
.,

present object of the com-

•

COMMENCING Sir. S. E. M'Carthy, S.M., was on the

mitten is to raise as much
possible throughout monev as
tiie Dominion, in

I
bench in (ho Magistrate's Court yester-

P
order to send lo Fiance about
day. mid-Octo-

1» • ' '

William Conriclc, an elderly man, was

charged with a breach of a prohibition
ber a substantial cheque..
sets in (here about the end of Ottober
and it is partly to help the distress
Tiie winter

order. Ho was fined .£5 and ordered to among tho civil population that the effort
pay Court costs 75., in default one is being made.

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* month's imprisonment. The total amount of contributions Tβ-
! The following were fined for breaches
of the molur by-laws:—Charles Cross (£2
and costs), Alfred Ings U2 and costs),
V
Watkins,
iv n-
y h ?, hon- h'easwers (Messrs.
J Hunt, and Wheeler) to
Hull,
the .New Zealand's Tribute to France Dr. Cassell's Tablets Create New Strength,

I
Percy Patterson (jCI and costs), Ernest
:: NEW ZEALAND :■: | Thawley (10s. and cosls).
David Leslie Hums was fined 10s. and
JMind now amounts to
JilTtil ICs tid
which JJBSG 7s. was previously acknow-of Steady the Nerves, and Give Splendid Energy!
ledged, lhe new
conlribntions"include•-
:

costs XI Is, Gd for leaving a dray unat-

I _' CLOTHING FACTORY | tended.
Tho following, were fined for allowing
stock to wander:—Ernest Hiwlley, 10s.
and costs; Morrieo Haslei-, 10s. and cosls;
.British had Cross and Order of St
John, -C300; Tangiwai Station (p,-r Mrs'
I. 11. Lowry), Southland Frozen Aleat
and Produce Co., Chaylor and Co., Ltd
Dr. Cassell's Tablets nourish the nerves and promote
natural action of all the bodily organs.
Digestion and
BARRETT'S HOTEL,
LAMBTON QUAY. WELLINGTON.
VISITORS to Wellington should stay
at this splendid Hotel. Every com-
fort and attention. Night Porter in
'

UMBTON <

CUBA Thomas Hilcheox, .1:1 ami costs; Percy

.lolinston, ;>s. and cosls; Waller liestie-
mix, £1 His. and cosls; Len H. Thomp-
son, ,£3 and cosls; William ltallinger, J:
Blenheim, and lower Hult Patriotic
Ouid J.-50 each; Hulls Tfed Cross, JcVo
0?. 6d.; Wellington Publishing Co..
J!2B 55.; Hon. W. 11. Uerrios, ,025;Ltd
assimilation are stimulated and the entire system strengthened attendance. Electric Lift installed. Elec
trio-Light in every room. .Tariff, 9=. per
and restored. Tims Dr. Cassell's
Tablets" ensure maximum day.

and costs.
I F. Jacob, Hugh MaeKenzie mid Sons W vitality, and that is why they so surely bring new health and D. DALTON, Proprietor.
Janus JJolherv was fined 10s. for inso- nud V. J. Williams, 0:2(1 each; Little , vigour to the run-down of all ages. In every part of the THE RUTLAND HOTEL, WAXGANUI.
Jfiver Kehef Committee, £]■>; Toko Road
j

orioly.
Alfred Cruse was convicted of tho
theft of two pairs of boots, mid was or-
dered to appear for .sentence when called
on.
Thomas Kiley was remanded (ill Wed-
nesday on a charge of (he theft, of a
dozen pairs of stockings, valued at M,
from someone unknown.
settlors, XVI 125. ; Mrs. H. Drake and tmpire Dr. Casscll's Tablets are known and valued
for their
family, and T. Hallinger and Co., Ltd incomparable strengthening and restorative power,
Jifl. Ills.; Miss A. M. Edwards, Mrs. testimony, of thousands has proved their efficacy, and the
Waller Johnston, Dr. A. K. Newman/ no
Hugh 11. Beetliam, "J.H.H.," H. K. other preparation of the kind has ever attained to
.irodge, and A. Falknor, .£lO each; John such
universal popularity.
Clulow, j>6; George and Korsley, John
Bibby, T. Alfred Smith, Henry Elder,

jf~' llwr
May Whcliin was convicted of the theft and H. Baldwin and Co., i's ;>s* each; Has Every Confiaence in Becouimending Dr. Cassell's
D : a i on that of a gold ring, and was ordered to come
up for sentence when called on.
was sent lo the Salvation Anav Home
tor a year.
She
Mrs. .K. Cooper, Mrs. J. Al. Moorhoiise,
Mrs. K. J. Hunter Brown, Joseph lirown
A. E. Mills, Mrs. I!. B. T{ij,% W.Watson,
Gcorgo Price, John M'Queen, J?. T
Tablets to a!l who are Fagged or Run-down.
Of. G. HOME, D.D.S., 5, Albsrt Terrace, Douglas,
Isle of Man, Eng., yiSITORS to Wangamii should sUy at
Martin D'Govern was fined 10s. and £[
Us. cosls on a charge of assaulting
Uionias Owens.
l'iu>;kuey, I), G. Mackay Tiirnbiill. "Vive
la France," William Aysou, 'Patrick 1
wmas:—" know of no better means for counteracting the strain of
modern lifo tlian a course of Dr. oamll't Tablets. Having
the Rutland Hotel, where comfort,
attention, and u'tirst-class service ir.ake
Chaffy. ,lohn Tooi Patuki, l:.'> each;
Wel- taken them it one of the loading hotels in the
lington Central Mission, £3 10s.
myself when experiencing the effect of overtaxed strength
can speak I Dominion. 12/G per day.

RUGBY
s to their value as restoratives, and have every confidence in
thorn to all who feel lagged or run-down." recommondine S. L. PARSONS PROPRIETOR,

EARLY SETTLERS
f v if When you feel the first symptoms
of a Chill, Influenza or Bronchitis,
TKENTHAM A V. Tlf F. XT] lAM E.
Some good football is expected lliis af-
The Early Settlers and Historical As-
sociation have itrraiijtcd another of their
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ternoon on No. 2 ground, Athlelio iiitereriliiig gutherings lo take place on
IIV talce Bonnin S|on ' s In sh Moss— mien,
• (1 |. l'enthuin
"Vi * i J rent
L hum li. ATheserepresentatives Wednesday next at Godljer's Jfooins,
Coiirtena.v Place. Mr. Ann-lius Smitli
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will play two (cuius
,

are at present on level tonus, on (ho has agreed \o address lhe incmlicrs, iuul
/ Vsr iWil I 1 1
ave a in the home. e i championship table in tins senior com-
petilion, and lx?tii combinations con-
the evening is e.vpeoted to prove interest-
t'bfjJfi&Mi lull I J Bonnington's Irish Moss cures '4 tain some of New Zealand's foremost
ins and enjoyable. Jlr. Smith lins a
vast fund of reniiiiisccncps lo speak
ifflzf \$ J|/|f ■ C^ cornplaints quickly and luigby exponents. In 10-dav's match
the A team will have playing Q-U.S. I).
ii Ijoii, from the 'sixties mi wards.
Inudin.e members and supporters of the
]n-

fIL >> : thoroughly—it has done so for I Huberts, Cpl.

Cpl. Tnyior, three
J. Glasgow,
former New
and nssocintioii aio iioriliallv*invited to nt-
Icml. The iis-ocisilioii intend .-.horliy lo
Dr. Cassell's Tublels arc prepared from purest, tested ingredient!
of proved nutritive and restorative power, and are the recognised
lift? car !t , all&ys inflammation, soothes the throat 1 //eaiand representatives, besides eight hold a social evening, when the younuei,
; I ;
J t.
and br °nchial tubes and assists in throwing off phlegm.
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erstwhile provincial players. Amongst
the Trentham |J selection there
members and sympatliisors of the sooiety
are to Ije catered for. Details -.vt'l folW.
modern remedy for
Nervous Breakdown Nervous Debility Ansomia RECOGNISED AS ONE OF THE
will be Vie. Uick Uoberls, L.-Cpl. llard- Nerve Paralysis DOMINION'S LEADING HOTELS.
wiek, two New Zealand representatives, Sleeplessness Wasting Disease:
Jtobertson, tilt) well-known Taranaki Infantile Paralysis Stomach Disorders Vital Exhaustion WHITE HART HOTEL, CHRIST-
POLISHING UP THE PADRE
•

player, Dvr, Colvin, who has plnye.l for Weurwlhenia Kidney Weakness ' General Debility
"
CHURCH.
the South island, tin v. Bolton (\Vt'Uin«-
i'oii). and Wi'bb. who svjvs half-back lii| the earlier days of tiie war umny Special!* valuable for Nursing Mothers and during the Critical Periods First-c!nf? Accommodation.
ior Auckland in l!)l;i-li. In addition, temporary Army chaplains were seiit of Life. Tariff—los. per lioy.-.
S v ' OONrtINGTON'S
"

SS, gnjj %
Ihe B,s will have four oilier provincial overseas without military training what- "Dominion always en tie.
-,

&p soever. They did I heir best, but in their

jj ■;. ' , CARRAQEEM Ira M
men. With all these leading players in
harness, the afternoon's e.\-|iibil:on'should ignorance and helplessness Ihey often Prices 1/9 and HI-, the 4/- size being me more economical. Sold S. ,1. ALLEN , -
,

by Chemists and Storekeepers throughout (Late of WansMinii), ,

bo a good one. Following are ihe. teams: made irritating if not actually "serious New Zealand. Ask alwaja I'royrietor.
blunder* and were apt to be"decidedly lor Dr. Cassell's Tablets, and take no substitutes.
J'renthiini A—l'ull-baek, Cnl. Cowie;
three-quarters, Jt.S.M.. Packer, Cpl. Dav- in the way.
To-day the padre Solo HOTEL LANGMUIK, TAO.MARtJNUI.
idson, and ('pi. Woke; live-eighths, Su't. before he goes to tho nropriotors. Dr. cassell's Co., Ltd., Manchester, Eng.
I '■"( [smade b y qualified chemists of fifty years experience and has 1 Jlillikiil, (if.M.S. .10. Koljerts (eapiaiu);
half, Cpl. Taylor; wing-forward,
iSgl. course
must pass through aa eitfht weeks'
front,
of training at some military cen-
JUST recently opened. Everything new
and right up-to-date. Right oppos-
ssasssa: iteStation, a and few minutes from Wa-
I become so famoue for its cures that it is imitated. So be sure it's
Pjj Palmer; forwards, l.ieiit. .Moore, ILS.M. tre. A pretty stit); course, too, six to
"

ngnnui Steamer ]janilin(;; 52 rooms; elec-

the genuine Bonnington's Irish Moss with the 50-year reputation! Kogers, Cpl. Glasgow, Pie, Bright, Pte. eijfht hours' work a day being the rule.
I Phillips, tJ.ir.K.
lihiclier, Sjrt. it'Keuxie; Some of the subjects in the padre's tricity throughout. Excellent cuisine.
Commodious Sample Jiuoins. Terms 10s.
emerjtencies (backs), Pie. Lynch, Cpl. military curriculum may strike the lay- per day, weekly by arrangement.
vLn, <.»k«"S;«"«t« . Hare's Convincing Teatimony : a liobertson n'onvnrdsL K.B M. Thomson, man as incongruous or unnecessary,.
Why, for example, should he have to MRS. HANBYSIDE. Mane S crcH.
(.pi. Toil, ami Cpl.' Pooley.
ki |H HP «t iiv. B 1 . •
T-i r
'I'raniM-ay Bona.Soutli InTercareiJl. |f Trentham B—Pull-back. f..-Cp|, JJnrd- pas\s in military iaw? Because he may
j

v/ick; three-quarters, l)vr. Colvin, Pte. l>o called upon to act as "accused's
li. L'oberts, tinr. Motion; live-eighths, friend" at a court-martial, and the padre
.| fc
GOVERNMENT
''ill. Contts, T/.-Cpl. Kobertson; half, Suf. should therefore be acquainted with hie
»'
' MItS.J. EENDKI.L, | Wobb (captain); wiuß-forward, 8.5.51. duties and rights «s such, and also with
X the broad principle of military justice.
s=b= ■
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V
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• '' X ,For ,m 3' Jear P? fml'y hM te,tl >nisy""", l"sh Moss, in the
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MnsonlcHolel.Dnneitin. Ifflj Brooks; forwards, H.S.M. Story, K.S..M.
Cowdre.v, C.S.IL Patterson, Tpr. ("iron,
Tpr. Donald. Tpr. Harris, Pte. Wilson;
Again, why should the padre be in- "

jmsV& Clio o( colds, with leneliuml structed in the different kinds of bombs
,

$
result. There no doubt iliat ctiildron
'*& »nd oheKonbf'e' DH Ifhe R erinz from a forms of colds
'" " ""' "
r"
<| enioreencies (backs), Lieut. .Uaisev. Cpl. and fuses? As a non-combatant, it is not DEPARTMENT
¥' X Campion, (forwards) U.S.M. Quinlaii, for him to hurl destruction at the enemy.
'

Cpl. Shove. Granted, but the padre may save many

Orienlal are to meet I'oneke, and Uni- lives by knowing how to deal with a.
versity will be in action at Pefone. "live" but as yet unexploded bomb or
how to handle one which may or may not jigh-b;?! Ironmongers and
PREMIUMS LOW,
ALTERATIONS TO-DAY'S FIX-
TUPiES.
IN' be a "diul."
Among the more ordinary snbjects of
tha course the student is taught how to
BJO jRJ the Trade Supplied
BONUSES LARSL
The Athletic-I'ealherstoji sonior fixture,
set down for Duppa SI reel, No. 2, will
not be played to-day, nor will 'lite Petone-
salute. 'Phis is important, Ijocause on
first: joining the fledgling chaplain is apt
io salute by scratching either the back
f& y! 'Wi' now supp' y a " SIZM °' Chitte d an d
Patent Hardened Shot, from the tmmmmsmm
Orienial junior match at ICelburn.
Selwyn thirds meet Hanks College on
of his ear or the top of his nose. Tins
annoys brigadiers and others iu author- Wf\ S y, ifj_/|
smallest, or No. 12 size, to the largest,
measuring in diameter.
Lyall Bay No. 5; referee, llr. J W.
Nicholson,
ity, and is not conducive to the preserva-
tion of good order and military dis-
ffm
H s r nv/lt TLJfC CLI/^T ,
1
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Seditions of Policies liberal
■ cipline. if/yMzzMVjjiM 'nli onUl
made at our own
is
Tower and is as near perfection as the Business restricted to New Zealand.
l

The padre undergoes physical training, V/Ah \k~ W

Til the course of numerous experiment.*
with rheumatic and gouty subjects,
scientists noticed that the Wood of every
patient contained excess uric ncid. Main'
prescriptions to neutralise nnd expel this
mic acid were tried, hut without success.
VwULUwi y o %d§*J.j. u sSUilviliw
finnn ipi t~i b> Ono of N.Z.'s leading chemists worked
on tlio problem for ninny years. At lust
c
and he is also taught toride. Both'these M nes ' appliances and the most exacting
exercises do him good, but it is lo be
feared that the latter has resulted in
the premature and apoplectic demise of
TVJ& ifo
/3§p|fe|r
supervision can produce.
THE C.A.C. SHOT TOWER,
k\\ moneys invested in the Dominion.
more than one riding-school instructor
constrained by the reverend character of stat >ding 140 feet high, is of the most Every policy guaranteed by the State.
their charges not to utter the thoughts
that arose in them. i%>'\ ,no^ern design. It is equipped with

lie compounded a medicine which cured The class are taught how to adjust Electric Hoists, Furnaces and Machin-
The British Government will not in many cases—even sufferers for over and use gns masks and aro put through ery minute accuracy, and can put
{twenty yoars. Ono
.
told another of this
wonderfulmedicine--RHEtiMO—and thus
the gns chamber. They aro instructed
WjSSS out 700 to 1000 tons of perfect pellets H, RICHARDSON, hfA,
in first-aid ami drilled as slrelclier-bcar-
f/Sp\ V, tftl
;.
allow the British cocoa mamifac- !'the sales grew. Klieumo seldom fails ers. Administrative duties within their Vy^t%?% • |,ef Ml "1111,
(4) Commissiontt

I'feIAPLES 1
to give relief, a.-; instanced bv the testi- particular range are explained to them. WRITE for Samples and Prices
,
turer to export e^er They are also practised in open-air
T\\| c 5 0(, stalins ,lzt
cocoa or mony of a. former Member of the Wel-
%JMsMsmm
'

lington City Council:— speaking, and, as one genial cleric put it,
of
H-
i. 1
j

I ' chocolate. The entire output is "I experienced a very bail attack of "We learn how to bear one another's BARCOO ROT
Mrfie/-! |~LEAD SINKERS for FishcraeTl
.
Rheumatic Gout; so bad that I had to sermons." for each padre has to preach
Acknowledged by
, ,

. BAD LEGS, CARBUNCLES, GUNION9,

All Connoisseur required for war purposes. Cadbury's
v
leflvo business. On arrival lionie 1 ini-
mediately took a dose of RIIEUJU),
to the rest of his colleagues, who for the
nonce are assumed to be a soldier con- fl/VIII IP "ilB~ s\m Tlieso aro also
ABSCESSE , PILES, VARIGCSE ULCERS,

r
ECZEMA, MUSQUITO th-w OTilEfl INSECT
ninclo in nil siaes
■To Be Absolute!? repeating same evei'.y four(liehours. The gregation.—N.W.I'., in the "Daily Mail."
Jwtt^—XMlA ABk or Par '' oul<ir
'' DITCS MAY bo SPEEOILV CURED with
are thus compelled to suspend their Gift Al «.

pain soon left, and in morning T Albert's Grasshopper Ointment

1>
came down to business as usual. J can
Scheme until after the war, when all MILITARY' CAMP INSTITUTES. | The proprietors of this 50-ycar old remedy for skin
Til"
1 XiU
ffl IJiuO 1 a Coupons will be honoured and Gifts
confidently
<; recommend it to sufferers
from Rheumatic Gout.
Get a bottle to-nisht, 2s. Cd. and is.
A chaplain at Foathcrston Camp, in
acknowledging a supply of Fluenzol
/
1 THE COLONIAL AMMUNITION CO. and blood ailments have an absolute confidence in
Its unsurpassed virtues. They believe it to be a
safe and pcrfecl cure for these ailments; they know
it to be; and the vast number of testimonial!
G'
Cd., at chemists and stores.—Advt. ltlottcrs, writes:—"l am placing them in received prove it to be. It positively draws the
Brewery and Office 1 forwarded. the Institute paper-racks, and hope the poisons which produce these ailments out of the
Moiuworib end Murphz SlreeU, j men will be introduced to your valuable system. As an nperient and blood purifier the
remedy. I have every confidence in Grasshopper Pills arc equally effective, and should
For Chronio Chest Complaints, Huonzol myself, having used it on sev- be taken in conjunction \vj|h the Ointment. Sold
Woods' Great Peppermint Cure* by all Stores and Chemists, and stocked by ill (is
eral occasions."—Advt. wholesale Houses in the Commonwealth,
,
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THE. POMTNTON SATURDAY. JULY 20, 1918.
GARDEN NOTES TREES, PLANTS, SHRUBS, ETC, LAND NOTICES.
POULTRY FOR SALE. POULTRY NOTES FOR SALE.

white
U.;M,- ,ijl indian runner
."■ -jfc/B-
.IYI
tt' -B/r !:ir> 1 xr> a AN APPLE A DAY KEEPS THE
FARM FOR SALE.
j Buy a Miller Oil: |
■'
-
LEUHORNS, /
DUCKS. Q -
(Uy "Kowhai.")
DOCTOR AWAY.
(By "Chanticleer.") TyE have been instructed by Mr. An-

:
! Hold the World's Record for Two ■■Years'.-' Laying for'-Six Hens, viz., 2717 . V i drew Hoggs, owing to ill-health, to
eggs—UW firat year, lats second,year.. CLEMATIS. Homestead should grow its
EVETJY Heater, You I hen Lan

j
Also winner-of four; New', Zealand Laying Tosle for Povcls and Ducks during Australia*.Methods. sell his farm of
own Apples. To ensure an early

'
ilr. J.. B. Merrelt, Christchurcli, who has For covering rustic arches, fences, KM! ACRES, at Te I'oi, G miles from : |
,
the past six years. ..■..": arbours, few climbers arc crop, plant «t once a feu- Apple Trees.

|jtt. 1
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...
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just rc/urned from Australia, speaks high- verandahs, and Mataumtn Railway Station, and 30
It is only jungnifioeut constitution and laying power that will secure these ly ot thi) poultry industry in Australia. moro beautiful than ihc variouo speuies of 'Dip followiiiß are 12 of the very best
miles from Xfnmilton, all flat land
Heat Any Room.
results. ..■. . i By careful selection 0111; may
On the matter of production thu Ainstrn- ■oicma-lis. varieties to grow in tho Wellington dis-
. .

WHY FEED ANYTHING BUT A CHAMPION LAYER? lif/U poultryman had very little to learn. end have H in (lower from spring until the and in grass, rich loamy soil.
of autuuin. trict :-

Divided into 15 paddocks, best 7-wiro

STURDY DAY-OLD CHICKS, of the same brood: '■ 25 for 305.; 50 for 555.; J/i selection, breeding, housing, and [cod-
COX'S n'RA'NOE I'IPPIN.
100 for 100s.; rnitago paid. ing oi poultry ho is :U the lop of the Glcnuitiscß are hardy subjects in our fencing in the district, sheep and cattle-
become, DKWCIOUS.
SETTINGS OP 15 EGGS, 155., postage paid. Incubator Lots, 100 for ,£3 Ms. tree. Every poultryim.ii of note haa his climate, are quick growers, and
single liens contesting Ins layers, isolhiui; during the tluwerins season, literally a DOUGHERTY. proof good fattening country.
;
I Miller Oi) Heaters cannot smoke because the flame 1
spreader-held in place by a nut-liwite the upward

j
Specially, Selected Breeders: Cockerels, 30s. each; Hens or Pullets, 15s. each; is left to chance, 'i'ne breeder knows ex- mass of glorious bloom. When they aro GOLOEX RUKSET. 5-roomed Modern House on the pro- ' !
Drakes, ZOs. each; Ducks, , 15s. eacli; freight extra.' '..'••
actly what his birds can do. .NoiJinig is planted iu conjunction With Virginian
CiRAVENSTCTN. perty, trap and implement sheds, barn, j movjment of tin wick. :
TEEMS: CASH WITH ORDER. Please write for Catalogue to counted too much trouulu to establish a creeper the effect is delightful. Tho Foil etc., milking sheds, bails, etc., together
KING IiAVTD. tho flaino
The exlingu ilier is separated from works J-tfr^;
■■■■■■.A.-'G-./IMIMBYv.-' foundation for good laying Hook. The where clematis is to tie grown should [ '
with it new -1-cow milking plant and 75-
JONATHAN. It
spreader tor convenience in clewiing. kept
auto-
MWO"SMh

]
houses lire well built, and iuii;ue accom- be deeply dug to ensure Rood drainage, gallon pump separator. [
proprietor, MUNKO'S FAVOURITE. wick and must be clean.

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modation is given. In the noriucrn parts and suould be moderately rich. J.iuio niatienlly with the
r*
co.,
heretatjxga poultry heretaukga, wellington. housing docs not couat for much owing: should be added when the eoil is being PIPPIN. Tho property is well watered with

>
STUIOfF/K The founts'are made of bruss throughout, have
'i
.

to the warm climate Many of the birds prepared, and nlknvarda it should b<i HTUBP'S LATK RED. springs in every paddock. Price, JE22 per
every other year.
I bails for ease in handling, ■ j

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POULTRY live in orango groves and sleep iu the Biren aa a. top-riressmpr acre, JCBOO cash, J!2500 mortgage at 5
•■

wi'll-apeaye.d KCATfi.fi" riUUMAIN.

BROOKLANDS YARDS. trees. On feeding for e2ss the work is Early in summer a mulch, of per cent., and the balance at G per cent.
~
,
THE MOST EXTENSIVE IN THIS DISTRICT.
down to a science. The poultryman iu manure or vegetable rubbish should be
Australia lias access to a large variety of snrnad round tho roots of the plants.
foods at a very cheap rate. The climate is Oleiniitißce are divided into peroral
SENATOR. •
Strong Trees That Will Bear Early,
k Oil. mcli, or'l2 for 21s.
He is now milking fiO cows and it will
carry 120 easily. The cheese factory is n
! Are Quickly' Removed from Heater,
quarts of
i
specially suited for poultry, and a very classes, and tlieir pruning di'vcuds on mile and a half away, and the butter are beautifully embossed, hold three to fourfrom eignt j

.
Diroc(~from tho. Growers:
BIRD'S are BRED TO LAY, and.they do it. 'Wo aro now Booking and Glaxo factories arc at Matamata. oil, according to style of heater and burn 1
OUROrders for-early or later delivery.
WHITE LEGHORNS AND. BLACK frIINORCAS:.Day-old Chicks, 100 £5, 50
:
;:
high iiverngo of eggs is obtained from tlio their cla-ss.
birds. This enables poultry-keeping to bo The Montana' species requires no nrtm-
very nrolitnlilci , The larger plants bo in ing beyond thinning out weak growths F. COOPER, LIMITED,
The prico received for butter-fut this to ten hours., " tx li

•
year was 25., and it is estimated that the
Srai.) MrTrtCTfANTS, MTuROiJR- ST. oil indicators, so that a <gj£s**t,v
for largo iucubatora ranging from 3000 to and cutting awav dead wood.
i
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.£2 155., 25 10s. Eggs, 7s. 6d. for 15, or 10s. postage paid; £2 for 100.
£\
dried milk factory will pay as. (id. per They also have registering
white; Montana
WHITE RUNNER DUCKSJAmeriran ■ Stock), splendid layers: Settings, The day-old chick
glance will show the quantity of oil within the
10,00u egg capacity. Varieties-Montana, Telophnne 839. fount.

i
10s. lb. for butter-fat. The cows have aver- p. ;
trade ia very extensive, and many produc- rufoeiis, rosy pink. The Florida, varieties

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{or 12, postage 2s. Gd. extra; cash with order. aged a profit of ,£22 each per annum.
Order Early- if you irant early delivery.
ers purchase day-old clucks iu preference require the same treatment as the Mon-
hatching Va-riolies-Duchoss of Edinburgh, RAKE TREES, SHRUBS, AND When the farm is sold the stock.will The burner body screws on to the fount, and is ! J!
detachable foi the.purpose of cleaning. Miller Oil
to for themselves. On the mat- tana.
ler of marketing the Australians are not double -white, very fragrant; Gloire do M. be offered by .motion if the buyer docß
STOCK BIBDS FOR. SALE. as well organised as in New Zealand. Julion, '-white. The Lanuginosa varieties PLANTS j Heaters produce an •
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not want' to purchase same.

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Inspection invited. Correspondence promptly attended to. I'rkea for eggs are fixed by merobauts, should have weak shoots thinned out, me- (Native and Exotic).
while dealers largely control tlio tablo dium ones shortened to about two feet,
poultry market. The eg?-la,ying competi- and strong ones 1rained in and snortuied
This is a good opportunity for anyone
wanting a real good farm. I Intense Heat Without Smoke or Smell. ; !
tions nro very prominent', and are doing to well-ripened wood.
a great dcnl towards developing tlio in- Thc?u throe classes-Montana-. Honda, ! -«-J
' J ABGI3ST Collection in New Zealand. Apply to
i They are self extinguishing, eimple in construction, and easy to re- j

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KAIRANGA ROAD, TALMERSTON NORTH. ■:■
dustry. Australia is destined to become and
Laiuiginosa-should bo primed early Our I'reo Catalogues are valuable DWAN BROS.,
1 wick. Miller Oy Heaters are constructed of stamped steel, black finish,, :

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a ercal centra >jf poultry production. in August.. and interesting—everyone who has a s»r- Willis Street, Wellington; or I have aluminium window frames and name plates; handles nickel plated.

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With its cheap food, admirable climate, grounds is invited to write for

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lanuginosa varieties-Beauty of Worccfl- den or ANDREW BEGGS,
IT PA To -h*™ THE BEST. and nearness io markets, t.lic poultry in-
Thousands of plants listed and The tops are perforated, giving direct heat for cooking cereals, etc. i j
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J. J. AxIJLO dustry grow.
must, •
ilenryl, creamy-white; Lady i\ortli- described, including:— Te Poi, Waikato.
The kind YOU ' . . liars: Jjawsoni-
I No. 410—Plain and Euby. j'j
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clifff, lavendor with purple liars;

Many choice "arieties of HJip-.loden-
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Healthy, Vigorous Clucks. " • A Fooding Tost.

ana, r.osy-purple; .Sensation, mauve. No. WO—Plain end Ruby.
A poult q- I'eedine test (tho third of a d rons, Ericas, Araleas (Imliea .'.nd S '}
Pure-bred White Leghorn Cliicks, Padnnui-Nixoii Strain, 2.3 in Firelrss' Brooder Jnckmanii varieties-. Eliould have their

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(with infltnictious), for. £X 7s. Gd.; 50 fov £2 10s.; 100 for .tt'laa.'
sericKj in which jJlack
Orpingtons and
WliHo lioßkii vrero experimiiiitcd with was
current years sh-jotn pruned
in
to
May.
within Mollis), Boronias, Wistarias, and1
other climbers, Native Tree Ferns,
Write to Department "D." J
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carried on at, the. 'Milton GoverumeutPoul-
six ihehee of thoir base FOR SALE.

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Vurictios-Gipsy Queen, dark purple;

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'and beautiful Native3
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SETTINGS White Leghorns,' Black Minorca's, Black Orpingtons', Silver Wyan-
dottes, 10e., posted.
Cα, Ltd.,
try Farm from Day 1, 1917, to April 30 and rare
Jackuianii, violet-purple; Jackuianu Alba, Trees, Shrubs, and Rock Plants. A CHOICE PROPERTY of 8 rooms, on
' ■ ' TERMS-CasV with Ordeiv
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last. 'J'v.o peua-.-onti. of each of the brcedd
lnentioncd-werh -fed during the year on
white; J. rubra, red; J. superba. dark
violet-piuiple; Madame Edouard i.ndro,
. •■£-*>- one floor, all of good size, with land
Our collection of Native Plants can- nearly one o.cre, beautifully laid
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a mash constituted n3 follows out in

■ not b? equalled in tho Dominion.
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' ;- SATISFACTION'GUARANTEED. 3201b.; brau,,42lb.; uiaine meal, 1201b.; meat bright red. )a\vn and gardca. An ideal suburban
Patens varieties should. hnye weak sh0O J;"
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to-day for General Catologuo 160 homo, handy to electric car. At a rea-
1?2k\J
T A PnPQ
1O TAT
i- J±±J£X t
35,000 of my Chicks supplied to Welling-
ton CU3tomers a ]ono during past five
and bone intal, 331b. Meat and bone uienl
wore ted!'separately in hoppers, 451b.; and
wheat, /W411)., was thrown in for livening
thinnod.out., and others
Tivoned wood in , August.
cut back to well- Write
pages), Native Tree Catalogue (30 paces). Bonable figure.
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1 Hunter Street and Jervois Quay, Wellington. |

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Varieties-Albert Victor, lavender; Miss Went post free.

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seasons.
meal/. There were six birds in cacli pen. UiUomun, white and chocolate; hir Garnet
MODERN 6-RUOMED VILLA, replete
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J-ii/j iiost of thu food was £5 25.; the pro- Wolseley, bluish, with red bars; >,ellie with nil modern conveniences, finished
if/, ovw coet'rf food, £11 2s. Tho cunt LTD.,,
PREBBLES, BELMOHT, LOWER: HUtTV" .Of feeding per bird was Bs. 6<l. and the
■Jloser, bluish-white, with red bars. DUNCAN AND DAVIES,
regardless of cos'' The interior is of a
refined, artistic character.
profit, per bird over cost of food 18s. Vd. The site is
and.'lßa. respectively. Two other pens of 't>I.AXTIXG TEEES A XI) SP-T'BS AT NEW PLYMOUTH. tho best in tho locality, mmny, with
TJIE SEASIDE.
' BOWER'S POULTRY 'FARM,'.: six Black Orpingtous and six White Hocks
a question tliat concerns r
view, nicely lnid out in flower garden

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any and lawn. Motor garage on the proj>erty.
wijvc fed mashes
as follow:—Lucerne meal, 'iliis is

AGAIN tliis Season snccessiul nt leading Shows with Utility Birds. : Winner
'ÜbiYi.; bran, 901b.; maize meal,
misned.oats, IMb.; and meat moal Mb.
101)11).; Ktw Zealand gardeners. Very nl'ten tnn
«>il at tho ueaside i» of poor, quality, and ' • PLOAVERS.
Price, .£2200. \ When yowr Lews ,

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of 1917-18 Egg-laying Competition lor i> neks; also 1918-17. .Meat meal served separately in hopper*, More planting takes place Hip ground One of the best investment! offering
■j WHITE TREAD . :l

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oulb. The evening meal was whole oats, should be deeply titnched, and Enouiri is located at Lyall Bay. In a prominent
EGGS for hatching. Day-old Chicks and .Stud Stock. Hen eggs, 15s. 6d. and "Miilb. The cost per nen .was £5 ss. 9d., nave eome well-rotted inaiiure or .-ins- position, and one which will alwiys com-
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liidinu. Runner Duck Ejj&i,. Cfljugim-Duck Eggs, 15s. Cd. per 15, post- and profit ovor cos! of food £12 Os. M. table-rubbish, added, to it. Wh .Eivea the ia/_ CASH will buy you this mand business. The buildings are quite

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21fi. 21s:";.
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ego paid. ,■'■'-.'.■' ' Cost ot feeding per Urd waa Bs. 10d., and plants a good start. In some caae3 it nmy charming collection of beautiful new and up to date, returning over 20
pront per bird over cost of food £19 7s be necessary to dl 2 out a wide hole lor
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H. W. BOWER, FiIEPIELD, LEVIN. and ,£t os. 6(1. respectively. It will be each plant, filling it in with good, sou Flowering Plants, retail value 305., post per cent, mthc money required. Good
and well-rolttd mamijc. Where the around lease on tho property and certain to com-

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WAT-"PO'NGA POULTRY Been that the pront from birds which got
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it is hotter that little i«r- Is. 6d. extra:— mand a good future value. 'Price, terms,
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neither wheat nor pollard was a trifle is very steep

■' '■.•■•■-. WAJ-PONGA POULTRY YARDS.
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better tluin from those, fed .with tlioee rates Hhould be formed for the plai tf, ah nnd particulars on application.
WHITE LEGHORNS. ■'■. 'WHITE ROCKS. SILVER WYANDOTTES.
: Daphne, Boronia, Gravillia Magnifies
foods, and consequently it eeemH clear thty have a much better uhaiioi when

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that ehould wheal and pollard become too piiiuteil on tin: Hat tlian wb.cn piantocl on New, Westringtt. Celeria Anreii New,
. TfIGGS for Setting, 15 for 103. Incubator Lots, £2 per 100. dear or unobtainable for poultry luecrnu
and oats uniku u fair substitute. It is
a, steep incline. Secure staking should
be attendwl ic without delay to'allow the Pint
kenedia, Flame Creeper, Fjcca THOMSON, EROWN, & EAST,
DtY-OLD CHICKS and INDIAN RUNNER DUCKLINGS. Write for Price List.
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well to notice that more meat wna.ied to roots to become firmly embedded .n. tlie Azurea Now, Lassiandora, Arbutelou,

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WILLOUGHBY KNIGHT, PROPRIETOR, LOWER HUTT. the non-whfai-fcd birds than to the wlieat- Boil. When planta arc constantly blown LTD.,
Wai-Ponga WHITE ROCKS won the Heavy. Breed Test nt Christcluirch; also
ltd, but not to any considerable cost
Previous tests wero made with White aud
thta -K-iiy biii! thai by stioiir winds tho "Bonfire," New, 5 pretty
varieties, own
LAND AND .ESTATE AGENTS, yotx scMom mzd n \
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soil about ineir roots i? alwuja helng selection, will substitute others if in
yoiir spare wheel

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Winning the Autumn 1916-17 Test.
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llro-.vn Leghorns with very similar results
so; we now know that in respect
loosened, aud growth is impossible. 189 FEATHERSTON STREET
to both In very exnoscd positions protection stock. (Opposite Union Bank), Wellington.
light and heavy breedu wheat and pollard

THE. ! STO ■ POULTRY' BOOK.

should be fr.\ii until the trecß or -hruba
may be dispensed with without lose of become thoroughly eeta-blishcd. Will send list on application.
t'Bgs, for in all the tests the egg yield
have
has ljecn ; exceptionally good, averaging Ponces of manuka brush afford exceliciiu
!A- COMPLETE dUIDI! TO' BEGINNERS IN POULTRY. No ono should miss over 200 eggs per liinl per annum iu
protection.
In making a eeJection of tow and. W. MITCHINSON,
Ix - ..;5.:."
\ .just published. ■■■ W the
fiw'-yew olrds wero dealt Bhrubn for planting at tho seaside thcro
Wholesale Grower,
STRAIGHT-OUT LEASE-NO GOOD-
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/haying this-work. It is 'a compact and complete guide ,to poultry, with ia none so eminently euilablc as aevcrnJ WILL.
keeping". '■' .;'■■■. ';■.-■' ■■■'.■■ .'_'; of our nativo plants. We. are, I Erievo NEW PLYMOUTH.
to nay, inclined to exneriiucnt with bpeci-
IT/ALSO INCLUDES THE N.Z. UTILTY POULTRY STANDARD. EGG-LAYING memi from otliei- Inndo, when all nbout 1 Add
L<&\)\.'
ACRES, 7 years' lease, at ss.
Send Iβ. 9d.: in stamps'TO-DAY;' BOX 588, CHRISTCHUECH. us our beanl,ili.'.l native nnd thrubs an acre, with RIGHT OF
N.Z. UTILITY POULTRY OLXJB'B FOUtt- oro iihov-ins ua, as plainly, as they call, ' PURCHASE at .£6 per acre. Rent ouar-
how very suitable and desirable tm-y tre BEAUTIFUL LTLTES <VND GLADIOLI.
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TEESTii COMPETITION. OFFER (post free), for IDs. terly in advance. Stock at valuation.
I ..;..^M«ii[^.t^Mtfl^"'-'^^™
'l \ 'K'tf^rtWragm !^'?l^lHWir for our seaside gardens. What can lio
SPECIAL
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Following is the official report,of the Gd., cash with order. 3 Lilies, in-'>[■ 'IVo Dwellings—β-iromed House, tele-
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fourteenth weok, onding July 16, 0 f the wore beautiful than the clianthus when it phone on, and 3-roomed Cottage; Wool-
la planted at the top of a bank and eluding Auratum, 2 Tigredia, G. Alba,
J' *x tourWamli pre-Jaying <jonapecitiori, held
allowed to lians its Ilowor-lMlcn brnnchna tbed, Cowshed, Yards, etc.
bv 8 Choice Named Gladiolas, including
Club, at Pajw- naturally iintt pracolully down the in- and
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nui Ruffled var. (valued 20?.). Also, For full particulars apply at once to
saixu'ii at-uri-ionf a 2 New
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cline? Tn ii-y '.)"»

LIGHT BREEDS. kowhai tree is ablazo with Roldcn-ycllow if requested, plrt. Spencer Sweet "Peas.
Weekly Total to flowers, nnd tuis aru feasting on tho re«- Also offering, Desert Gold, 3s. Goliath, J. W. PERKINS,
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n . total; date, tar, and givins in return glorious musio Gigantic, Loveliness, Enchantress, Excpj-
nrowft Leshorn»— Commission Agent,
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from sunrise till dark. A little later sior, each 2s. 6d. Jacksonand Son, Gladi-
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Verrall Bros the ribbonwoocits will be iu bloom, whilo olus Specialists, Taita.
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27 290
WMfW 'a?? wncn y° u can drive thousands
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ii. Jlimtcr 15 already inaimlKi bushes arc covoring LEVIN. ;:

Mrs. T. Morton 6
ill
276 thdmselves v,-itJi millions of snow-whlto <22?: P§si'- of miles on British made ■
Wlli'C fiO^iinVUS-- flowers. Then will come the eweet-sccnted CITY AND SUBURBAN PROPERTIES. Dun.ops without the slightest
trouble. Dunlop quality means
s i
*W. No wall 9 M8 flowers of our native cabbage tree tcor-
dyline Aiwtralir) and the handsome fpikes
WAIRARAPA SHEEP FARM. .7/ I
felSiwtrA
fOU
0. .1. Hadlcy / to you satisfactory service at a
think and plan and hope for 11. Ooombes
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243
296 of crimson flownr of the native fb*. Dur- SALE OR EXCHANGE. iyy>v^ J ">'
a minimum cost It means the 'a
iiiK Docembiir and January liohutukiuva
your .children, to give them the . Colder Bros., No. 2 12
i?^i^M# ■ (^-.i . Best Tyre made at less cost per
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334
trees are a glowing mass of scarlet. Thou ■...• |',
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,/.. biggest things in life. . //^'^^^ hi- n ,ToluCa

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342
® ■thore-nre.amwMOß with their pretty foli-
age' and bright yellow llowers, oleariaa, (Pnpr ACRES freehold, hnlf flat, bal- DUNLOP RUBBER CO. mile than the foreign article. if
":Biit the leaser things /^»t^^^ffl Atkinson Bros
Oalder Bros
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bulli-buir, and veronicas i" almost, end- prodacing) for
X).4iO ance low hiils, 350 acres in 95CourtenayPI.,Welllngton Have "Dunlops"-they payl *

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lose variety. Tlipbc are on'y a few of fiWY PROPERTY (rent

368
".'which often contribute so much of J. Nancarrow, sen 27 296
tho commonest of our lloworius trees and V> FARM. Equity .£9OOO.
grass; carries 350 sheep. GO cattle, and H6 Worcester St., Chrislc'h
fL~--3 i
!''~[ "^'--V'^"l'nft '^(r'i, i-v; ,», f;'m?Kiff-tt3J.I 11
6 horsos; well fenced and watered; good
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comfort and:safety during babyhood" Oxford Poultry Farm
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211
shrubs that arc imitnble for planting at C-roomed house, stable and trapshed,
And at Auckland tuusniAno ust on ArniCAnox
—and throughout: later life. K, H- ItoU 11'
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'151 the seaside. : FREEHOLD HOTELS, and guaranteed barn, cowshed, woolshed, dip and shcep-
Among folintro plunts copro.inia, pittos- income .£SOO for FARM, Equity
£12,000
W. A. Gee and Sons, No. J 26 219 norum, broadl'-af, kai'aka, ngaio, fucliaia,
yards. Prico onjy £7 10s. per acre; mort-
Be surje of theTalc Powder you ute ■/>} /Wm!&\ A. E. Phillips
Mrs. }f. B. Pullar
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301
"84 myrtus.bulata. and tutu aro all suitable. gage .£750, at G per cent. Will accept
.£SOO deposit, or exchange for house pro-
—the best is none too good for you jS,
J Mrs. E, A. Gorinskl
Trig Poultry Farm
?5 373 Other suitable, shrubs are:—Choisya. ter-
nata. holly, myrtle, escallonin, rosemary,
FOR SALE.
, perty or emallcr farm.
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and your family. Colgate's Talc, be- $mMl§W> "Mrs. 0. Atkinson

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253 lavender,' hydrangea, arbutus uiieiio, 820 ACRES, Freehold. Wailtnti All'
sides its soothing and refreshing f cMlf %W/(l!m%wh J. Nancarrow, jun '14
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290 brooms, hawthorn, dcutzia, berbcris,
dnr rose, fiiowherry, and flowering cher-
guel- ploughable, deep loam; well watered and H. G, RUTTER AND CO.,
Pi lIH r/l hi ['a !
action, is the real boric powdei, W. H. West V7 "■'"■'' '-•-^"•r 7"
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ries and r'.xw.f. lief ore planting trench
fenced, all necessary outbuildings. About Sole Agents, Panama St.. WELLINGTON Ira

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ML &5i Ilia
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J. tigging 375 In ,IICBC dilJ'B W.llen F Od is . dcar. ttn d •

deeply. Afl-r v.'.s-iUing, stake aecuroly and 300 acres in English grasses, balance
the safe, mild, efficient powder for
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1'. W. Wilson.

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23 232 Coal much higher in price, it is
A.E.Wilson keep plants ■■Ti'l'ctl with Biifficiont water.
12 203 lough feed. Price, Mo per acre. Kasy really necMsnry to have a thoroughly
babies and grown-ups, for outdoors /&
Dalinuir Poultry YardB L 12 178 Provide prot.-.'tion in exposed positions. DAIRY FARM. TARANAKI.-
Tlhs/Ttt
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III?i I£j SSI KU Wll WJ

(W Ib, Tip-toAilo Jtangc like tic OIIIOJT. for
and indoors, for winter and summer. I's\!M^WwWs H. W. Beck 22 362 cenns. il economises at ever? turn.

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It. W. Hawkc
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18 347 I,ATIIYHi:.S I'UHESCESS. Js there a EeturncJ Soldier who wants 2. "°

GW ACRES, Freehold, W.iirarapa. all OKION fives a Bte.idy, even neat

Eleven charming perfumes, as �■sdf
well as Tinted and Unscented J^S^S^^^^^^'^F
Orneo Poultry Farm
M. F. Blackmail
H. Williams A
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212
321
332
The vines of this beautiful eyerlaßting
pea arc growing very quickly iueWcw,
and arc covering their supports with a
English grit v<; about SfO arres low hills,
balance flat and undulating) well fenced
to start right? If thero is, here's your
chance:—
-\-t(\ ACRES, Choice Dairy Farm, all e^ ,
MTUE
3« C B.eJj «&
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, tliat roasts Moats to porfection, leav-
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ine thorn richlj- juicy andKO tender.
Wastcl
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Herotaunga P. Oo., No. 2 24 241 mass of healthy urowth. A little boncdunl li" level, woll watered, 10 subdivi- ,
and watered. Fino lcsitlenco and farm

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fi. h Beer 25 417 TftlO THE OTJION Ovens aro so tbEolutely

•A. E. Power
may lie pricked in round the plants i,ow,
buildings, etc.. Handy to town <tud rail-
sions; 70 acres have been stumped and itJISK Ssmd>f>soil
vJJ»etiidli Sbn&nmtiilVP
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con trolled that Bttkinß can !>e dono

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18 274 and will soon • ho waelieci down to the
Mrs. J. Mi'Hb . 15 252 renewed; close to Stratford; handy to ITlonfilr'rt r.r> o /fwoo'ff with tile utuicmt cxactneßS. quickly
Mrs. W. Koncli roots by rain. I'vain the shoots in as vny. Carries 11 eh:»p and cattle. Price school, factory, and railway station. Will BieVßSe ES £J vaiTeaS I

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NO Watte

I\£s+k
5 249 and Batlefactorny.
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they grow, and see that tho spring supporU are

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Rangiuru Egg Ranch 13 148 ,£l2 per acre. Terms. carry 40 cows well; nico house of G

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Bros 17 312 slvoni; enough to withstfliid

The flowers of lathyrus pubescona aro rooms, cowshed, and all necessary out- AivasiiSage Sμ Mmy

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Tracey King 27 410 They a.c long- buildings. Price only .CJ2 10s. per acre.
M. A. Curriu
C. ]I. Izard
Green Bros., No. 1
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279
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splendid for cutting.
Btomiued and last for a lons time in
water. The plant llo'acm when the garden P. D'E. HODGKINS,
Terms to suit purchaser. One of Tara-
niiki'e best. ■
Homes 2
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m ""'"' ,,r
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atcd is o:irriwi ttU

THE OBIOK is equipped with many

iSsnnM ■
is full of low growing spring llowers, and TED JACKSON,
W. Davey
h. T. Wright. .:
.13 227 a, bush in full bloom is moat conspicuous t HO Lambton Quay, '
Sole Agent,
Parts 'reciuired to roplaoo those broken
or worn out, oan be supplied!
Kntaidid tlnvicos whicl: nave Labour.
Time. Worry, ami Money. SO Waste! !
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very piquant and attractive, too! 11l
v p T«»d
: 10 209 by reason of its height and of Uβ exces-
*W ..Stephenson 16 314 WELLINGTON.
sive beauty. 'Being Mich a vigorous
grower STRATFORD. Dunedin,
H. Et. bHAkKLUUbS Bit lU.
C. Thomson 22 329 IS , Manufacturers, ;
K. Dick 15' 193 the plant is a gross feeder. Tt lasts for '.
Wjhg ■■ Sauce is one Ul A. W. Adams
J. Robertson'
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348
several years, and should therefore bo
given a good start. Burins; the flowering 1/fQQ ACRES,
XtcOi/
Freehold, mostly in
mixed grasses, with a
1 Wellington fi; Auck!andi
season pfunly of water and a weedy done- low
J. Jj. Bonfell 0 263 'SUPERB HOMES.
B^m^^m/ \ IIII of weak liquid manure should be given.
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limestojio range .running practically,

, COmes fr °Pl' E 'n g l and. W. jfnlfiy 22 331
As soon an" l!o,vering is over the plant through tho property. Balance undulat-
i P. Mulder 15 264
cUJI} Made from a secret, old- D. Graham 16 322 nliould be cut bacK i<. within a few inches
of tho ground, and the roots should bo
T OWER HUTT.—Charming one-story
■Li nine-roomed residence, nice en-
ing and flat lnnd. Mostly ploughable;

flavour and. l
fashio^edreci P e t has |he 1 Reliable Stud P.F., No. 2 18
W. A. Gee and Sons, No. 1 16
215
288 covered with a good iniilrJi of cow manure grows excellent crops of oats, rape and
trance hall, bathrooms, lavatory basins, turnips, 2-t paddocks, splendidly watered;
FURNISH WITH ECONOMY!'-
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charm which •|| Reliable Stud P.F., No. 1 30' 400 or of decayed leaves. If loaves.aru ''Ecd I
p.w.c.'s, built-in wardrolxis, linen cup- ! wintered 2300 sheep, of which GOO were
first fork into the soil a dirssine of
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h no othersauce has seriously Wnirnea, Poultry Yards

Herctaunga. P. Co., No. 1 19
7 ... 219
302 bonedust. Have l-lu ground
wet before- applying the mulch.
thoroughly boards; every possible convenience, ver- ewes, 50 head of cattle, and horses.
andah, built of brick, washhouso, cop- House, woolshed, nnd complete set of TT is a hard proposition i.owada.vK to
Green Bros., No. .2 27 0C6
per, tubs, gas nnd sns stove; telephone, farm buildings, yards, etc. Within easy —I_.
batliyrus pulmonis requires plenty 0,. i .!ir», combino high ((iialily with mqdevnto
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Kiliorcf.s— orone etc.; I of an acre rich Jlat land, orchard, i
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water during tlie summer months, distance of Napier and Hastings by ,fiwt-
Made and bottled in England.. II Miss Jessie James good watering followed by a milieu. Oilier "arden, croquet lawn, flmver and vege-
jilgrg -—-.^■ jMM
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class motor rood. Township bandy. This successfully at Edward Collie, limited.
II. Williams 18 332 reijiiiremcntH oi the plant are a- iunny table gardens. Price, .£2500; terms ar- j property is capable of great improve-
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position and strong supports.

finest Bungnlow !i lion. and
is a place well worth inspec- fel*'~'~.'**^r^?- 1 gllji Sjil We nianufachiro on the premises, con-
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Totals 1127 17.651 ment,

K'HANDALLAH.-Tlic |lg >i|/S niljj ra i
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Begnently our priess lire'lower thnn those

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LINAIMA.. in tho district, containing 7 rooms, j PRICE, £& per acre, and owner will
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UEAVr DflEfcDS
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Linaria is a dainty little, annual that large entrance hull, porcelain bath, h. sell on an ensy deposit or ia prepnred
\ . I Weakly Total to is apt to be overlooked when such a num- and c, electric light, hot-point, built-in
HOLBROOK'S WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE, to lease with a compulsory purchasing
ber of more brilliant llowers are in bloom.
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total, date.
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A I wardrobes, cupboards, woshhouse, copper clause for a term of 7 years. Rental

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HOLBROOK'S PURE MALT VINEGAR (In bottle),

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Black Orpingtons-
U is not until this lime of the year ;
a .Special fffaEure ol
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and tubs, and every convenience; laid is

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'O. II. Izard 17 299 l'iie dainty

that one fully appreciates it, Ss. per acre. Cash for stock and plant.
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out in lawns, flower ami vegetable gar- HUNTER AND CLARK THOMSON,
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T. IS. Oonway, No. 1 20 286 little flowers are very like tiny
dens; idp.i) situation, close to 6tation.'. p-—I r J|, StocksX
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J. Nancarrow, sen The ilowcru are jiroducisd most. Ireiily,lilac, Price .£1900; about one-third cash. Photo
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W. Blooiniieid 14 219 colours being, an ti rule, shades ol and full details on application to Solo j FARM WANTED IN nUNNYTHOUPE wl
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? ' ft Smart Sideboards, Diningroom Chairs,
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T. E. Oonway 19 3C8 purple, and yellow. Agent. I DISTRICT. Dining Tables, etc.—in quaint and trtis- !
White I'lviiiouUi Rocks— From vceda sown early iu the autumn OWER HUTT.-Artistic two-story tjjjjp tic designs.
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W. Knight 17 i« plant.s will be produced that will flower

Ji home, six largo rooms, bathroom,
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offer equity in 300 .vires, good
we l-drained,
WE WK W.OUJ-D LIKE YOU TO CALL.
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Rhode Islind lied»- all. through the winter on a

Norlon and Dove 7 181 'sunny border. Linaria is valuable, too, as hot and cold water, porcelain bath, scnl- j dairying and grazing country, in
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summcr-ilowcriug annual, because it will lery, pantry, wardrobes, linen press, gas, Taranaki, in exchange for farm in the
E. E. llarsden
Silver Wynndoltej—
20 110 il
Euccecd in a dry situation where many p.w.c.'s, every convenience; detached Hunnythorpo or surrounding districts. ErnWAPn CHI lIF I }«l IG7 Riddiford St.
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W. H. Xlcwinson 24 121 other subjects would iail. washhotise, copper and tubs; laid-ont Our'client's farm is all grassed except
T. Wilson 16 249 lawn, flower nnd veßetnble gardens, or- 50 ncros, is well watered, all ploughable,
T. Dovthwoite ;... 23 12) VECETABLDS. '
chard, etc. Price JMSOO. Terms about and will carry 60 cowa and other_ stock;
T. E. Uoiiway 0 0 Seeds tliat'may be sown in the; (-pen
Mill per-
half cash. G-roomcd house, nuiritrous outbuildings.
A. W. Adams 7 74 "round this week, weather and New milking shed (machines at valua-
T. Kennedy
Mrs. I'. Howell
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83
135
mitting, aroi-l'cas, broad beans, and car-
Seeds that may be sown in i-ane h. ernestTeichton, tion). Close to school and factory. Price,
rots. ,£'2l per acre. Equity .£2OOO, balanoa four
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are:-C'abbage. cauliliuwer, au<l loUiice. Auctioneer Estate Agent,

"Staei lyii" Wallpapers AM
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Totals ! 229 2778 Where tiuUo.m Mat can be supplied, years at 5 per cent. \
tomato, and Cape gooseberry may bo 162 Featherston St., Wellington, Sand pnrtieuUvs of your property to
And Lower Hutt. GRANT AND CAMPBELL,
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DBOK CONTEST.
"wants of dliiwßO. onnlillowcr and let-

Indian Kumitrj—
Weekly Total to
total, data
tuce may be put provided the noil
in suitable condilion.
in is
MAIN ROAD, KARORI.
P.O. Box 137,
HAAVERA TARANAKI. to fihe Value ©I ¥©mf Mouse!
Plant out, auliuiiii-fcowii onions, leeks,
T. Dowthwaite 35 263 and celery plants. A small planting of JUST WHAT YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A HOUSE I'.na a much grenter market value when papered with- tho
Ii. A. Wadham
Mrs. W. A. Gee
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31
413
299 nZtoc-a mav be inndi:. If-the tubers can
no surrouiulid ■* Hit trendies witha coui-
tome
Residcnco of Six Large
(CHARMING
■> Rooms, hall IS x !), drawing room COl ACRES, renewable lease, about 23 exquisite "Shand Kydd" Wallpapere. Thoso papers nre exclusive,
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W. T. Green 42 195
dry iiotliiiE soil, or dry sou from K x 27, trout bedroom 14 x U nnd Inrge OH'A years to run, Rent, £U 13s. til. and may bo seen
U. II. Copland 36 431 pwl heap, they will mnc- ■, better chance
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of buy, bathroom,
scullery, pantry, front per annum. All in grass, nearly all
Herctaunga Poultry Co. 15 -114 than if (urroundcil with the cold iOil ploughable when etnmpcd, olose to
W. T. Green 25 410
the vtxctable curden. Plants ol parley,
thyme, sage, ami mini- may
bo- put in
and back verandah, etc., all on one floor.
Land 1 acre, well laid out, croquet school, factory, and post office; well -wat- ONLY AT TIMGE¥ 9§ o
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n'.V Koois ot rliulwrli. aunt radish. lawn and garden. ered Snug 5-roomed bouse, cowshed
Ehaliots, aim garlic .nay.a!; be planted. (concroto floor), engine-room, hayshed,
SINGLE BIRD COMPETITION. If you are ahout to re-paper ceneidor tho question of increased property
The [.'round for rhuliaru should bc v.l-11
'diig-and richly luannrcd. If stable miiu-
.PRICE, iClfeO.. trapshed, e'c etc. Milking machine.
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valuo and your good judgment will lead you to the "Shand Kydd" paporp.
Heavy Broods, Tho buildings, etc., aro the best and
Silver Wyandouc»~ i C cannot in- luucuiud. tig mil. [He Bill
•.■(•?eUble nibbisn. dc-
For cards to view, apply to most convenient I have seen in tho dis- Not much moro in price than ordinary Juuds—but 50 per cent, nicer!
B. J. Eobb wfil-.J'jcavc'!
J>, trict. Goodwill, JICSO. Cnsh, .£150; bal-
aSt-5
b me
4 34 Inspect.
aid a good liunaful of boncj ,T. If. UETHUNE AND CO.,
T. Wilson on ance 5 years (it G per cent.
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Rhode Island Reds— for root. Tuo plants
wny. and hlioum 151
jho»W
Featherslon Street, Wellington. PAVIOUR-SMITH,
lie three fcefiipart each
T. E. Oomvny 6 CO Vrowns just below the .urfnee DANNEVIRKE. ®Jfl fflnc3 Coloar Mercliants,' ;
Norton and Don
liarred Plymouth ltoclts—
5 12 muc-the
of tilt' soil-
JiOUTiNf- WOliK. WADESTOWN.
AGENT
P.O. Box 113. 'Phones: Office, 291, INTOuI u> 30 Manners St, Wciilngton.- \
A. E. Wilson Residenco 30.
MILm.ysJLS,I%%3 wwii&l JL I 7 50
Green peas thai, are a.
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ingles hißh
W'ILTON KSTATIi-Small Farm Land
ami Jlnsiiificcnt Huilding vSites.
Totals 25 218 moneFTn " poultry^
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Block 11 acres, i!2."i per acre; t acres,

Light Breeds. ,£IOO per acre; 5J acres, J:(i0 per aero.
NEW
Invention revolutionises Poultry «MHj»MaiwgnUMLUJ.UJll)WM.'M.»ffll!lMMlt||i.ji^|[
U ju!iJU]j.Lt
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Business. The simplest and most

"Idea!" Boilers mi Radiators
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Whilo LcjIioruH— And a Dozen Other-Lois.

Green Bros.. No. 1 5 79 Sole Agent, reliable Hatcher in existence. No study- I .!
Hospital.'Beds—Special! Green Bros.. No, 2....; .3 67 tho moisture question. No watching
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HARRY A. SHEPITEI!D. ing

)!. W. Jlawko
11. Meadows
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73 "Th^i.^"™" "M 11l Customhouse Quay. temperature. No testing or turning eggs. PK FOB "IDEAL" HEATING SYSTEM PK
ill: Everything done naturally. Full par-
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We make hundreds, for the Government. Truce.v King 5, 70 ik f«»i "'•■ il - ',l!,ir<l iu llK
Printing promptly produced 81 ticulars sent on receipt of ?, stainni> to t^=%jj
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K. 11. Beer will alford t1,. : "id Unlimited Supply of Hot Water
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Medical Men recommend them for Invalids (part of their pre-
6 85
GOOD
scriptions). Made in Hair, Kapoc, or Flock.
H. E. Marsdcn
T. Wilkinson
Airs. J. Mills, No. 1
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4
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27 sr^^ir^ii^^^urii^iii piipiiliir inices tit "Dominion" .lob cover postage.
i'riEting Works.
Tho Natural Chickcr
Hatcher Co., Dept. 18, 1121 Pitt St., Sydney. j|| are tho acmo of perfection. fp~\ W ' ■'
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If your Furnisher cannot supply advise us. Do not accept S. Dick .6 CO

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"Wo will make you one just as good." GET THE REAL Atkinson Bros., No. 1 Tho owner of the following Sheep liFarm will exohango for about 100 acree ' ®
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McCRAE. .f. Stevens
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17 ,U drawn up about n. 1
<.aiHi-
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Dairy Farm:—

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Mrs. J. Mills, No. 2 0 63 (lowers tho roots will ciuioKly lieiieti A Ap ACHI'jS, all in-good grass, about 1150 acres ploughable, balance easy un-
Kapoc Stacks Master Em Gee '-iAfO
Wo hold onormous Stocks of and of Ticking. 6 85
will-; contain iliiliiting; 7 paddocks, post aiind wire fences; watered by permanent

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Reliable fitful P. Farm... 5 69 *«*

Siijicl in -your orders. sfrtamsi'i'arryiiijf W0 nhmm, V cows, Lvs .sides yen rl ings and horses; G-roomcd house,
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Jl. W. Beck pramne, por-

5 14 seasonable notes nboiil rose :)-rooineif cottase, di.]), yards, etc., etc.; post office, store, public ball, school,
W. A. flee and fions 6 70 eiinials, and vcgctalik's
DAVID McCRAE, LTD., church, etc., i\ miles; good motor roiMid. Nine miles from Palmereton North,
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Atkinson Bros., No. 2 1 58

ii, Williams 0 53 Price, X2l per aero; Equity, .£2500.
WELLINGTON. \
PABISH STBEET. WELLINGTON. Totals 66 1046 For ChiMran's Hacking Couch, CJLCHBIST AND KIDD,
Woodfl' Great Poppormint Cuxo*
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AUCTIONS. AUC T lfNf LAND NOTICES. UNQ NOTICES,

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i 'WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. UNDESERVED DAIRT SALE. KARCOURTAND^CO., GLAXO AND DRIED MILK. CHOICE COAST FARMS.
T EVIN AND CO., LTD., are instructed WEDNESDAY, 21th JULY, MIS, LAND AGENTS AND AUCTIONEERS,
J - J by PIERCE COTTER, ESQ., who

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■ ■ SALE OF UNCLAIMED DOGS BY is giviiii; up dairying, to Sell, by Pub. At 2 p.m. WELLINGTON. YOU REALISE what farmers are
AUCTION. WEDNESDAY, 2Uh JULY, 9pr ACRES, Freehold, i.mi the Coast, Ta- DO

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ranaki; all flat, well watered, and Dried Milk ! J It is a common thing now

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A SALE of Unclaimed Dogs by Auc- Ml. Bruce Road, 3 miles from Maslwton, ail in grass; 11 paddocks, livu hedges. Six- in this fertile
■* T-roomed house, fitted with erery convenience, largo cowshed, and euDsiuu-
A tion will lie held at the Corpora- AWAPUNI, on THURSDAY, 251 h IN: ST., at Noon, and prosperous Waikalo *:nl outbuildings, luotor-shed, metal i-oadj ona of the best farms on the const,
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, IMPORTANT SALE. „ loomed house, bathroom, tie.;, dairy,

PALMERSTON NORTH. the Wlinii- of.hu DAIRY HERD and for a herd
man's room, cowshwl and piggery; or- cow for the ofseason. to Our advice is to
cows average JE2S per I nee,
£i 3 per acre; reasonable terms can be. arranged.

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tion Yards, Clyde Quay, TO-DAY (Sat- SUNDRIES, consisting of—
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M'diiy), the 20th instant, at 2.15 p.m. cliard and WlO trees; U0 bee hives. Fruit

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FARM PROPERTIES has ready local market. Cheese factory, you inintotouch
get wilh us, and ivu will put "J A/f ACRES, Freehold, nil improved and having level frontage to good metal
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70 llolstpin-Shorthorn-cross cows, in
ZKAUND LOAN AND MER-
NEW the way of securing bomo of i.'Y schools, 4 ' mi ' ps ew Plyi': outh, handy to factory and railwn.v

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J NO. B. PALMER, paying Is. lljd. per Jb. Stock: 15 cows, this prosperity.
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CANTILE AGENCY COMPANY, calf to stud I.lolsteiu bull (due NEAR. LEVIN TOWNSHIP. station, and freezing works. P radically all ploughable land, S-bailed
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i Town Clerk. LIMITED, will sell on account of MR. to factory dates) 1 bull and 11 yearlings. Town, school, cowshed, implement shed, outshed, arid vhare; 7 paddocks .Reasonable price,

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I July 19, 1918. ■&. H. STILES', at the Farm, at 12.30 factory, 1J miles. Tiiere are also 12
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20 2-yoar Holstein-Shorthorn-cross terms will bs accepted. •'■■•.■.■

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acres "leasehold which is a good asset to -J pTA ACRES, rich 'drained swamp, 120
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p.m.— heifers, in calf to Jersey bull

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LEVIN AND CO., LTD., tho farm. Prke, X2IOO. Terms, about _Lt>v acres splendid pasture, balance
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MESSRS. lifl A 9 Freehold, all has been ploughed and laid down in mixed Eng- ••
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hnve received instructions from the JnUOO cash. N">- 331' good rough feed; well watered, fenced K rftSßes - fenced ami subdivided into convenient pnddoeks; 6-roojned

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■10 pedigree Jorupy cows and heifers heifers ,MAA ACRES, on Main Road and into 10 paddocks; will carry GO cows, and
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house, cowshed, nnd outbuildings, fronting main meld road; factory adjoin'ig:

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mile to store, l'ost Office, and school, etc. The farm is nicely situated, and
I ■' j . slight reserve on a few of the 1 4-year stud Holstein bull " NORMAN .Kllih'f \LDIE (deceased) to S.G.Fi. tenure; ahout 1600 didly situated on a rise overlooking the
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SELL BY VVW.X AUCTION at the goon 5-rooniod dwelling, all outbuildings, farm; cowshed, milking-machine instal-

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3 pedigree Jersey bulls(S.R.)
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TOWN HALL, LEVIN, on the 24th July, woolshed, yards, dip, etc., whare and led; good range of outbuildings; handy
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At. 1 p.m. ■ ,■' Catalogues on Application, 2 Berkshire sows
garage. Fenced, subdivided and per- to school, store, and post office. PRICE, WSWTOM KING,
"■{-cuw Now Zealnndia milking plant, 1913, at 2 p.m., the following properties: manently waterod. Capable of much im-
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almost new .£4O Per Acre,. ,£7OO Deposit. (341)
AUCTIONEER,
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1 Zwlimlih". 4-cow Eeleasor milking BLOCK I.—Freehold I'ropprty, situate in provement and is sheep, good limestone coun-
AND CO.. LTD., will sell on
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LEVIN 2J-h..p. Anderson benzine engine besides cattle,-

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■plant (used for one'season) Queen St'eer, Levin, containing abmit try. Stock, 2350
account of Dalryuiplo Estate, Wai- '<s-li.p. Taugye Ismwphc engine ,„' .'■■•
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I's-h.p. Blackstone.engine 701 acres,'Waiopehu

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tatapia. Station:— ' (Slight licoerve on Mnchincry.)
S.D., with 8-roomed all necessary ■ implements. Rent JCB2.
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1 Sil-snilon Biiitrico Separator Ihrind Block 1., ACRES, all flat aiiu piuugnable, ——

22 I'TIKEIiKED POLU-D ■ ANGUS Dwelling House, Men's Whare/ Stable, I Price ,£3500 as a going concern.
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rich, black soil; we'll iraced and

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'LUNCHEON'PROVIDED.' or power), shafting, belting, milk No. 35G watered; all in best

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inns, sundries. pastures;
tered Polled-Angus Dulls - subject to a mortgage of £3000 at 5} fJiVOA ACRES, Leasehold. 10 years' carry 40 cows auri young stork; nearly HAWKE'S BAY PROPERTIES.
AlOl) lease, with R.O.R, for 21 years, new house 4 roonis, couvheu. machines
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: PTTiIEI.IKED POLLED ANGUS..

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.FAI?n. • pert}, would make an ideal Da'ry Farm situated on the installed; stable, impkmc-ut shed, etc.;
COAVS, runniiis. with'ik'gisttTed s'ubilividod and up-to-clntc Iviviivj '''sen heavily' cullrtl for several sheep and 140 cattie. all in

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Polled Angus. Bulls. school opposite; handy to all conveni- 'lOfl) ACTES Freehold, wilhin 5 miles from Railway; 24-pad-
bouse, cowshed, .vid all ypars, and-the cows arc nil young. . This

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tifully laiii-out grounds witl' large first-class condition, and may be taken ences.

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PRICE, X'32 Per Acre. £SSD nnd highly improved. Fences in excellent repair. Good b-roomed

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ouibiiililiiißs, in excellent order. The offers a good opporiinify for dairy

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good balance

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i fat.Polled Aiifius -bullocks' clump of native bush close to the at option; 1450 acres grass,

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nropj'rty is mnguificjntly sititatsd, farmers to obtain reliable-stock.

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dwelling, largo orchard and. Wtchen bush, mostly tuwa; well watered and
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5 fat Polled Angus cows • : machine), motor slier], sheep yards, dip, etc. PRICE, £U PER ACEE; ONLY
hfinsr 1{ niilos 'rom Palmcrston gardens, numerous .'plantations, v-nter will do 2 sheep and cattlo at present; 3-
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3 fat cows ■ .; ....... GORDON ELIOTT, STRONGLY RECOMMENDED. .£3OOO CASH REQUIRED. . .
■North and right opposite the pro- races in each paddock, rfell subdivided, roomed whare and shed. Price- ,£3 12s.

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nosed site of Ncstle's Mill; Company. Auctioneer. Cd. per acre. Terms arranged. No. 362 <}nn. ACRES.-A splendid dairy farm,
Easy terms ;.rrang?d. rich level fattening country. dUIOO ACKES ' NaHve wilM» 19 miles of Wiiiron. Township, and R
QA ACRES, near Bunnythorpe, all in right in- the -neighbour- •+.-I W miles of
BLOCK 2.—Freehold Property, eituate m O\J grass, nearly all Hat, well watered hood of the largest Glaxo Factory in tho 21 years, and compensation for imiirovnrtoents; 12(13.
17 years run with right, of renewal for further
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DISPERSAL SALE OF TJMi-AUAW-A

about witl fenced. Doing 30 cows nt present 'vorld, which paid out last year about acres in native crass and foni: balance 'n heavy bush andinfern.
The Auctioneers will be plt-nspd to show UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE OF acres English grass: lIMI
Queen Street, Levin, containing

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ROMNEY STUD EWES, Ring-fenced and

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(Until recently the Property of JOHN intending purchasers

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REGISTERED AND GRADE MILK- well watered by never-fnilvi? spring. Six-roomed house with all convenience;

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S.D., with β-iwimad- Dwelling House, roomed dwelling, several sheds, concret-

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KEBBELL, ESQ.) ■ ■ .s of heavy' chocolate soil, and all in menswhnre and usual sbfi.on outbuild 1 nps. Motor-car road to door.- Carrying '
ING SHOImiORN CATTLE,

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selling is owing to the fact that his ject to a mortgage of .£4OOO at 6 per mile from Glaxo Factory. At the rea- 20 acres swamp. Tho contour is about and horses. AVh°n fully imnroved, 2j sheep

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cent., duo June, 1922. This property fionable price of .£55 per acre. Easv 1-3 flat, balance easy undulating; wel]

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TUESDAY, 23rd JULY, 1018. comprises level bullock country with OAA ACRES, all in grass, well water- carry all young etoek; a fair house and
N.Z. LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD.,,

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AJJITwiLLIAMS. NAPIER. . ' ' ' :
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admirably adapted for dairying or fat- splendid soil. Stock:
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in- undulating'; desired, and the price is only ,£35 yer

-ti instructed.by F. S. Enston, Esq.,
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SHANNON SALE. -1-' structions from Mr. W. A.'Thomas, 400 ewos, 30 head of cattle, anc , aero
for a limited time, with JiIOOO de-
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who has decided to submit the whole of '

to sell by public auction, as above— stud farm, well watered, r timorous 2 horses; 8-rnomed house with water laid posit. There is a suro rise- in this in
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i the Te Rauawa Flock of Stud Ewes to handy paddocks, and capable of being on, and all necessary outbuildings. On tho very . PIONEER FARMER RETIRING FROM BUSINESS; V
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public auction, wilLoffer as above, at I.SO WITHOUT RESERVE, near future, land 'selling all

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WEDNESDAY, JULY 24, 1313. ' ' subdivided into 3 valuable Dairy main road, 31 miles from Aahhurst. around at i:10 to £45 ACRES
j p.m.— per acre. (709)

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* 44 registered, milking Shorthorn cows, Farms. factory 2 miles. Price, .€3O THE CHEAPEST AND BEST EQUIPPED STUD AND DAIRY FARM IN TUB

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School and

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aq lIEAD, comprising—
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I spring calvers acre. Terms arranged. Equity .£5200.

BLOCK .3.—Goodwill cf lease 80 acres, in per MANAWATU. ■ .. '

MESSRS. ABRAHAM'-4 WILLIAMS, wants 400 to 500 acres and would

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' 25 2-tooth ewea LTD., will Sell, at 1 p.m. . 35 grade, dairy cows, Jersoy-Shorthorn- Mako Mako Road,' Levin, being j.art Owner put down cash JB2OOO. No. 335
A BARGAIN. ONLY .£IOOO CASH, BALANCE 5 YEARS AT 5i PER CENT.
Native Land Court Subdivision Iloro- OAfi ACRES.—Wβ have no hesitation
cross, springing-,
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SOIL VERY RICHEST OF WARM LOAM.

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17 '1-tooth ewes ■ ." 120 fat and forward ewes whenua 11A Subdivision 7 Wnitohu /vttl/fn saying that this farm is one of\
33 6-tooth ewe 3 ' £JARRIES
1 cow per acre during summer, or
1 cow to 1J acres all tho 5 car

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34 4-year ewes 12 fat ewes Sale at S.D., 'together with rieht-of-way. Term the bargains of the Waikato. The soil
o'clock. round. Watered
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75 good woolly lunibs 12.30 by artesians and permanent stream; subdivided into about

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is 21 years from Ist February, 1906, at is heavy, black loam, and will grow rape

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FOR IMMEDIATE SALE OR
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31 5-year ewes 3 high-grade Jersey heifers paddocks, fences in perfect order. All buildings hard wood, well built and paint-

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3to It ie all dead level

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payable high.
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To be offered in lots of five. rontal of «£GO per annum, year-

EXCHANGE. 4 feet
«l; 9-roomod gentleman's residence, septic tank and conveniences; 3-roomed cot-

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1 2-ycar Jersey bull (subject
NOTE—These cattle are in-good order. to trans- ly in advance on Ist 'February, with and ploughable; well fenced, and mostly

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tago, G-roomed house, 30-bail cowshed,

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The cows are in calf to either of the
fer) right to renew for further 21 years at in good pasture; will carry 90 cows, and with concrete floor, 5 loose hoies, woolshed,
with further improving will carry.. 1255 concrete motor shed, implement shed, workshop. Extensive, piggeries, calf houses, with .

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NOTE.-The Te Rauawa Flock' was 16-months Jersey bull (subject to pedigree bulls—Lee Metford'7th (bred l\v annual rent in i.dvance of 5 per cent.
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founded as far back as March, 1878, and floor, sheds for bulls, and C-stall stable. ' ■
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, transfer) the ' Moore- "Hunter Estate Trustees at on unimproved value cf land. cows; good house six rooms, surrounded

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commenced with 20 2-tooth ewes, bred by On account of J. CURRAN, ESC)., who Hawera) or Pilot (bred by Messrs. R,. IA9Q ACRES, FREEHOLD, situated by good shelter trees; splendid range of{ PRICE-™; per acre.

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Mr. Braithwaito, out of ewes he had pur- has leased his Turnbull and • Sons, Sentry Hill), The This property (omprises rich fntten- XV'/*J 22 miles from railway by good outbuildings; easy distance to school,
properly. ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD.,
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ing laud, well watered, and subdivided driving road to within 3 miIAS of the post office, and cheese factory. PRICE,
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chased from A. Ludlam, Esq., of the 18 Hplstoin-cross springing heifers grade cattle are good. .Jlr. Thomas willj
into 2 paddocks. Would make an property, balancs Cft. riding track, now £24 10s. Per Acre, with £600 Deposit."
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Hutt, at the dispersal of his ilook, and SOLE AGENTS, PALMERSTON NORTH.
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(very choice), August and Sseplem- truck any cattle purchased at the Moru-
by the imported ram Bismark. Previous ideal Dairying Farm. Situate about 1 bein» widened; 658 acres well grassed and
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. ber calvers roa Station free..of charge. ■ (521))■ —

to entry with the association--imported mile from Levin. subdivided into 6 paddocks, well.water:

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rams bred by Messrs. Rigden and Page, 2 pedigree Shorthorn springing hei- ed creeks and springs, 379 acres stand- THOS. E. SHORT, A GOOD DAIRY FARM WITH SMALL OUTLAY.
of Kent, and.rams bred by Mrs. Willw,
fers, extra koiml (August and BLOCK' 4—Goodwill of lease about 34C ing by bush. Very healthy-'sheep and cattlo . ESTATE AGENT,
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STREET,' ■-HAMILTON.".

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Messrs. Fulton, Matthews, Dorset, Gray, ..■'.: SPECIAL -SALE .■' ' WARD
5 springing heifevs (Au- 28, 2C, and part 2D, Subdivision 18,j, 40 head other 6tock.
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ACRES, 0.R.P., rent Bs. Gd. per acre, all in good English grass, all -un-
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and Wheeler have been used in this Tlous? 4 roonis, Also 156 Queen Street, Auckland. .
flock. pust anil StptemHcr".calvers)' ." '-
Of" .•'..' .',' ■ and Part-Section 15, Subdivision IA, of shearing shed, yards; etc. PRICE, £7 dulating to flat, very well watered, subdivided, into;& paddocke, good

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4-roomed house with convenience)';, washhouse, etc., almost new cbw-baii with
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1 pedigree Jersey cow (due,' August) Manawatu, Kiikutauuki No. .3 Block per acre. EQUITY,
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, The ewes to be offered as abovo are all 'SPRINGING HEIFERS...'/»aI

springing cows .')
Qα Mt. Robinson S.D., mid Manawatu ■ factory, 2J miles
4-cow Simplex Releaser Plant, driven by water wheel; 1} niiles from cheese
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in splendid condition, and are in lamb 3 cows in milk Kukutauaki No. 3, Section IA, ;?o. 13. The owner of this farm has. lately re- from school; JO cows, ivhieh averaged =£22 each for the sen-
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to particularly fine rams, bred by A.

' Matthews, Esq., Waiorongomai, Feather-
5 yearling Jersey heifers
1 ii-year gelding (all work)
WITHOUT RESERVE. Term, 7 yenrs from 3rd December, turned after 3 years
bush
at the
farming,
.front,
so must
and eon, are now being milked on this property, ■
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stop,-'and the pedigrees of these will bo filly, broken to lead 1913. Annual rental. £400, lalf-yearly good
. DAIRY FARM, TAWA FLAT. over all. Cash required, i! 250; balance arranged on easy terms.
1 3-year
in advance, on 3rd December and June, either sell will exchange for in-

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given out at the pale. CARTERTON SHOWGROUNDS, or This bears Government of 4J per cent, interest.
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1 steeplechaser, Happy Jack property showing.not lees Property a Mortgage ,£SOO at

FRIDAY, JULY 26,. Ms! with Cottage, Milking Shed and Out- tei-est-bearing
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Tho above sheep tomprise the entire Plough, mowing machine, discs, harrows, take to
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Lease, contains option to than G per cent.; or would For further particulars 'apply to
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flock of ewes recently jassed by the buildings.
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. dray harness, cans, sundries, etc. At 1 p.m. purchase at .£3l 153. per acre, on especi- 100 acres level land, near
railway.
10 A ACRES, all sown with best Eng-
1 Romney Breeders' Association, rone being l.vU Hsh close to Tawa Flat
HAWKE'S SAY FARMERS' CO-OP. ABBN., LTD,,
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i' retained. . ■ ally easy terms. This Block r.lso in- No. 354A grasses, [
cludes 00 acres Native Lease adjoining, Railway Station; School opposite; about
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J. COOPER-'AND'CO.,
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iT -s - LTD., have been with IS years to run at J.57 10s. per For further particulars apply to half ploughable; ring fenced; four pad-
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LEVIN. SALE. favoured with 1 annum for firafc 10 years, and for bal- docks watered by permanent creek.. AN
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IMPORTANT SALE OF HEREFORD instructions from MR. JAMES COOPER,■• ance of term 5 per ent. on 00-ern- M'NEILL AND CO., LTD. IDEAL'CITY MILK SUPPLY FARM.
Hinakurii, to sell as above, without re- • H. F.
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Will cows. There is Eolidly-

'■ carry 30 a
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, TUESDAY, JULT23,1918. CATTLE. ment Valuation in 1925. Lessee's im-

serve— provements during first 10 ,'ears to be LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, built 7-roomed b.6use on the place, drain- SHEEP STATION -LIMESTONE LAND.
excluded from valuation. age connected. Encumbrances: Mort-
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COLOMBO ROAD SALEYAHDS, , 20 3-year Jersey-Holstein-cros-j heifers,

WELLINGTON gage ,£2OOO, at 5J per cent. Price, £300 NO CASH. DEPOSIT. NO CASH.
MESSRS. ABRAHAM. WILLIAMS, j IV 9EATHERSTO.N ST.,

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Masterton. on drop per acre or near offer. Terms for bal-
LTD., will Sell, at 1 p.m.- road, eaey. Ist class liine-
ance arranged. rt/j[QQ ACRES, near sea coaet, Hawko'a Bay, motor
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' ■' fifl prime fat wethers ' WEDNESDAY, JULY 24, MS, ■10 3-year Jersey-Uolstein-cross heifers,i, Tho lands in this Block mako a very v i4~kW stone hills, all in beat of grassy nil original bush country (18 years
back), 25 paddocks well watered, let class fences. Fine up-to-dato 12-roomcd
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10 fat and forward ewes to calve August desirablp property! comprising rich, level, A. E. CARVER,
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At 11 o'clock. Homestead, also manager's house, and very complete set .of station outbuildings,
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12 prime fat wethora .. and undulating land, suitable for allI■' -

classes of farming. Fences and build/ 1/ 149' LAMBTON QUAY,-WELLINGTON; 1, largo woplshed, machine, .3 sets of sheep yards, 2 dips,- cattlo" yards .and every
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20 fat hoggets - . A. J. COOPER, FOR SALE.

15fl empty cwps possible convenience for'working'the property, and everything is in Ist class
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, ?.K) ewes in lamb to b.f.
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FARMERS'' CO-
JL OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, LTD.
npHE WAIRARAPA Auctioneer.
ings in good order. Property fronts3
Main North Roiul, and is G miles fjorn 1 MOONT VICTOR!A-Yery desirable ' (Opposite Wairarapa Farmers'). order (wopl for last li years has averaged-125 bales per year). Carrying capac-
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ity: Wintering on grass alone 5300 big sheep and 300 cattle, and the place is
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2SO empty ewes Levin. ivJ. eight-roomed Residence, close to

; 150 b.f. hoggets .
(Stock Department), will offor on behalf
of ANNEDALE STATION-
AUCTION SALE
Courteiiay Place, in a sunny position, no ■ 'Phone 2934: ■■very lightly stocked; Price, Jlls per acre.
The above stock and plant at valuation can be bought ns a going concern
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CONVENIENT SEATOUN PItOPER- climb, glorious view of City and Har- with only .£SOOO cash down and balance on mortgage for a long term. This pro-
8 fat cows (lots) TERMS OF FREE[TOLD-M per cent, hour; large
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-I A A HEREFORD. COWS (in calf to TIES, deposit, 5 per cent, in months, 5

(i per P build garage, .A rare chance to se-
rooms; good section; room
perty is an exceptionally good place. Apply at once to
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7 forward cows ly If cent, in 12 months, balance in 5 years to
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Hereford bulls).
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cent. cure a.
On FRIDAY, AUGUST- 2, 1918, at 5 J per A. C. JOHNSON, TE KUITJ.
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I Baconers, porkers,' stores, and In Lots to suit purchasers.:' • - ..

locality. Price and' terms on application;

At 2.30 p.m. 0 i S\ (\ ACRES—About. 1500 acres Free-
: weaner pigs TKK.US ON nUSEIIOLD-10 per ctnt. BAY—Modern five-roomed 4'±\)\t hold, balance Perpetual
cash RONA
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TJ ERNEST LEfIGHTON has received j deposit, balance in on possession. Lease; all in grass, with exception of1 FOR PRIVATE SALE.
1 Bungalow, quite now, with allday; con-
r shelter patches, about 120 acres plough- '' ACRES Freehold, 200 acres lenee at .£lB per annum, 10 years to run.
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'■'~ NOTE.—AII nigs must be yarded by ■*~e-»

instructions from W. W. Clifford,:> For Conditions of Sale and further veniences, close to beach; sun all large (J9S
U/./O Si x miles from rail by good roads; over 300 acro.3 in grass, balance in
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11.15 sharp. Pig Sale commences at 12,. UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE able in front, balance all good grazing„
Es(|., who is leaving the North''
copies of Leases'oft uninterrupted of harbour;
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particulars, including view
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country; well fenced and divided (good nulling timber); divided into 5 paddocks by good fences ;\ 50 acrca
: noon sharp. Of Island, to offer for absolute sale, by Pub- '' Block 3 and 4, apply to section, nicely laid out. A most attrac- hill 1C 1 bush
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tive seaside ' residence at a reasonable roomed into paddocks, well watered; , good 7- flat, balance hilly. There are two houses and outbuildings. . . '■
PEDIGREE FRIESIAN CATTLE AND lic Auction, in the Chamber of Com- £0 ss. per acre; XISOO cash, balance 5 years. Goodwill of.lease,given in.
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moiTP. Ciistonihouse Quay, as' aliove— Messrs. Buddie.'■ Anderson, and Kirk- figure, House,, every possible conveni- . PRICE,
On account of F. S. EASTON, ESQ.:- man's
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■ HERD OF 30 DAIRY COWS, FIRSTLY—House occupied by him,i, . caldie, Wellington,-Solicitors to the,e ence; also! cottage. ..woolshed; and d . For further particulars apply to ' ■ ■•' ■ - ■'• ■
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\'• 118 Romney stud ewes Estate; or to Messrs. Levin and Co.,•> DAY'S BAY, YORK BAY. MTJRITAI: nil necessary farm buildings.
containing 5 rooms and conveniences, also 0

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SUNDRIES, ETC.
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! . (As per separate advertisement, appearing trapshed. washhouse, fowlhouse, etc., Ltd.. Feilding, Auctioneers; or Mrs.• Sections, Whnrcs, and Cottages at j M'ELLINGTON.
Situated on good metalled road, handy :
in "Tho Dominion.") bein.!! all thfi buildings erected on Lot t Kirkcaldie, Levin. prices to suit all buyers.
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AT THE FARM, KAWIU ROAD, (i, D.P. 1527, having a frontage of 51 foot
to good, town, school, post office, etc. ANOTHER CHEAP DAIRY FARM.
■I A A ACRES, Freehold, in first-class dairying district, practically all flat, in
,' LEVIN STOCK SALE. LEVIN to Seatoun Heights Road, by an irregu- '■- Arrangements for inspection can be ■il. C. EENXER, PRICE, £13 per acre. -lytl/ 9 paddocks; 5 acres stumped and 3 acres in'.oats.
lar depth, and containing an area off
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(U Milts from Levin Township).
lil.fl perches (all measurements be thes
made with the Auctioneers or with Mrs.
Kirkcaldie, Levin. u 12 PANAMA STREET. Will carry easily -ft cows and dry stock, House of four rooms, with trap
shod, etc., and 6-ba.il cowshed, and 3-cow L.K.G. Milker.
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[ TUESDAY, JULY 23, .3918. sa.ni!> a little more or ]p?s). Factory 4 miles; School l\ miles by good metal road.
THURSDAY, 25th JULY, 11)18. SECONDLY-Lot 3, D.P. 1527, contain- I- A GOOD CHEAP PROPERTY. PRICE, JE27 per acre. Cash required, £iOO.
NEW
ZEALAND LOAN AND MER-
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CANTILE AGENCY COMPANY,

ing an area of 29 perches, being well
fenced and well planted with shelter
1 TUESDAY. JULY 23rd, IMS, CAMPBELL THOMSON & CO.,
LIMITED, will sell as above-.. ;: ABRAHAM AND WIL- trees, and a magnificent site for house.'' At 2.30 p.m. SMALL DAIRY FARMS. LAND AGENTS, DANNEVIRKE.
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MESSRS. Inquire at once...
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DAIRY FARM, GOING CONCERN,
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SIEVERS, Esq. (who hns soid h'is.pro- of green oats on it. Erected on this s
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PUBLIC AUCTION SALE. 25 TO 30 COWS. LONDON, "BARRAN AND CO.,

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SO hoggets :. perty), will sell as above, ot -1 p.m.— property is'a 'comfortable one-roomrd:l QK ACRES, first-class country, 12 pnddocks, all grassed, all ploughable when
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FREEHOLD PROPERTIES
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50 storo owes oO stumped; 20 acres been ploughed; 5-roomed house, also 2-roomed cottage,
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1C pedigree Friesian cattle ' (8 cows, Whnrc, wilh two built-in bunks.
•Ufl hoggets ■ ..

1 yearling heifers, 2 2-year bulls, NOTE.—Both these properties are with-

I'ETONE, NHYVTOWN, BEIUUMPORB, WANGANUI. 2 cowsheds, implement shed, etc. Price,-.£62 per acre, including 12 cows, horse,
3 fat heifers in a few minutes' walk of tho Mirnmarr SEATOUN. fA ACRES, handy to Levin; frontage; first-class
cart, and harness, pigs, cans, implements etc. Terms arranged.
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2 yearling bulls) Ov/ buildings, main road
Particulars as per Catalogue. tram stop, just past the .Seatonn Heiphtss ■
first-class dairying proposition, on h'rst- ,' GREATEST SNIP EVER OFFERED. ,PARKER'AND VINCENT,
UNRESERVED CLEARING 'SALE 30 choice dairy cows, to calve Aug- School,,
ust and September (mostly Hol- and get
command a .magnificent view,
the sun all da>v For further * r il/TESSIiS.
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HARCOURT AND, CO. have-0 class land; all ploughable; splendid
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received instructions from the country home, with good shooting in I OWNER'S SONS FIGHTING.
AUCTIONEERS AND AGENTS, LEVIN,
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.■■'.' Of' to H. ERNEST LEIGH- ' HEALTHY WAIRARAPA SHEEP COUNTRY ■

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stein and Shorthorn
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cross).. details apply

PUBLIC TRUSTEE to sell by Publicc neighbourhood; Jj-MKX); mortgage J;1G5O;; ryo/j- ACRES, flat, L.T. Title, 11 miles3
' HIGH-CLASS DAIRY STOCK, ETC.,
TON, Auctioneer, 182 Foathorston St.
2 2-year heifers Auction at; their Rooms, 195 Lainbtonn terrtis. , .'.,-.
i /il jfc -from 'township and. easy dis- !/COMPRISING about 3600 ACRES; all in grass, with ,the exception-'of whout
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AT THE FARM calves ''v Acres; splendidly fenced and watered, all hilly rideable coun-
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yearling 300
SALE- OF VALUABLE •FRFiEHOT.TiI
; ' 12 m.s. Quay, on TUESDAY, JULY 23rd, lfllS- - ,t n .ACRES, Tβ Horo. close School, Fac- /

tance to Factory and School; motoi vi try lying

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the sun; has wintered 5000 sheep besides large nuihber of cattle.
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86 Romney ewe hoggets . higli-class well to

(One mile from Otaki Railway Station).
CORNER SITE. WITH SHOP ANDn Station; land rich river flats, balance
IN TUB ESTATE OF E. J. STACEY ( tory, in 1-oade; 120 acres
All been good bush country;- first-class buildings. Price,
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56 woolly hoggets Gross income, .£7OOO.

s best grasses; all ploughable; town laJid good black soil; 7 acres bush, all plough- acre;
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(DECEASED), SEATOUN. throughput this district

dairying price; modern residence and able; seventeen well-fenced paddocks 1'
FRIDAY, JULY W, 1 bow with litter FOUR DWELLINGS. JC9 per .AiOOO cash to go in. This property..is noted
1 epringcart horse, cart, and harness Lot I.—All that parcel of land, being" at , for its fine stock,
At 12 o'clock sharp. ■-.;. FRANCIS PLACE,''
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AT TORY ST. & outbuildings; town supply easy; .£4278; ; one 5-roomed house, 3 and 4-roomed cot-
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1 pony, gig, and hivrness Lot 1,. D.P., 3754, containing an area . -equity X9HO. Exceptional C. C. ROSS & CO.,
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milk recurns. tages, 2 whares, good outbuildings;

plough, discs, 3-loaf harrows, of 23.7 i)ei-c!iC3, and having frontagess
On THURSDAY, AUGUST 8, For further particulars, apply ■ carrying 1800 sheep, M cattle; £20 per■r ESTATE AGENTS AND SfIAREBROKERS. MASTERTON.
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NZ,
AGENCY COMPANY, LTD., 'have
cultivators, 50
dries
posts, and sun-
In the CHAMBER OF COMMIvHCE,';
to Dundas and Munro
Lot 2.—A1l that parcel of land, being
Streets.
acre; £10,000 at G per cent., 41 years.
TfO/l ACEES, Government Renewable Lease. Rent, 10s. 3d. per awe. All easy
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BARTON AND CO., Owner's only reasrm for selling, .all
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received instructions from Mr. HAROLD Lot 'i, D.P. 3781, containing an ana ±O4t undulating country, well groused, 8 paddocks, well watarKi. Carriw
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TAYLOR (who: hns decided to give up his sons are at the Front. stock, bull, and horses; 5-roomed house, milking shed,
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of 33.1 perches, and having a front- j" besides young

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(Successor G. Anderson), 'Phoni) 58. Write for further particulars to' ■ 40 cows
concrete floor, engine-room mid other buildings. This farm can bo Puce, ■£ 17
dairying) to eell tho whole- of hie Dairy ago to Muuro Street, together with made free-
UNRESERVED SALE. S. GEORGE NATHAN ANDD
■IMPORTANT
MESSRS. the 4 and 3-roomcd dwellings erectei![1 OTAKI RAILWAY. HICKS AND BULL, LTD.,, hold Six miles from Damievirke, 11 miles from,factoryat and school.
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j' Stock, Implements, etc., without reserve, CO. have bec-n favoured with in- i-
ASSN., LTD., ■
' as follows:— thereon. FINDERS, Terms, ,£SOO cash, balance 5 years 6 per cent.
Lot 3—All that parcel of land, being J
OF THE BRENTWOOD struct ions from MESSRS. JONES BROS, FARM per acre goodwill.
6B dairy cows, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th calv- ON ACCOUNT by PUBLTC AUCTION, as above,>,' WANGANUI. WAIRARAPA FARMERB'CO-OP.
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to Sell
! ers, due July and August FARM COMPANY, TRENTHAM, PART SECTION. 259, City of Wellintr.-r. Lot 3, D.P. 3754, ciintnining an areaa DANNEVIRKE. '■
j 12 choice grade Jersey heifers, closo of- 21.7 perches, and having a front- W. I. HUSBAND, Jrannwr Lnnd Department.
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to profit FRIDAY. JULY 26, Tory Street by 1(15 feet to Francis's age to Dimdas Street, together withi> ••••.•■ P.O. 'lox 109. 'Phone.', 32, Residence 3CS.
Place, together with a SHOP amirt
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3 mixed Trailers At Noon Sharp. the -l-i-uoinod dwelling erected theio- good~shTep country.
■ HAWKE'S BAY PROPERTIES FOR
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T-.feyeaJf' Holstein bull .

DWELLING and FOUR DAYELL- on.
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annH rideable she<M) country.' 11 miles from Taihapp,- R miles

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Lot 4.—A1l that parcel.of land, beingS •

SALE.. nnn AfRT,. I!
tff farrow August . ' ING-HOUSES. Deed Title. iod
400 acres freehold, balance OR.P. at
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ALGETY AND CO.. LTD.. have been Lot'-4, D.P. 3784, containing an areaam. &? metal roads;
■ 121 i2-month purebred Berkshire boar
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site. The dwellings are all well let, • a 20-foot entrance from Dundas I «A Twn hnnws 7 and 5 rnomo. all conveniences; woolshed. machines tn-
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and are substantial buildings. OAnA ACRES Freehold,- 20 miles froma ■■. ■ Ail
Tll \ T virds etc Carrying 210(1 slwp. W head catH*.'ftn t-B.horsM. Prion
fiii)lo;.p?rucre SqSitySk
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3 h.p. engine 7 picked first-class dairy cows, in Further particulars from ■ thu Auc- Street. A>\)\)\J.
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Lot S.—AU that parcel of land, beingg Waipawa, undulating an 1 hilly

full milk ■'
an areaa country, fenced and subdivided, wale-red\ TO LAND SEEKERS.
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2 spring carters, all work (slight tioneers, Lot 5, D.P. 3784, containing to 80 cows.
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5 nicked first-class cows, August- of 24.1 perches, ami having a front- I Ijv streams and dams; 4-rnnined cottage,
reserve) MESSRS. S. GEORGE NATHAN CO.,
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age to Hector Street, together withil shed, yards; will winter 8-4000 ."heep andA ■'■■■■■.-.'■■■'
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October calvers .
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: 2 3-year draught fillies, handled 115 Customhouse Quay.

: (slight reserve) 7 selected yearling to 2-yenr heifers the 4-rcomed dwelling erected thereon. i. fair number of cuttle. Trie.' I' 3 Jss. 3 per r ■
'—7T irvV<TnmA Tevel If.i'l. fir«t nunlity. bullock fnttpning. and ideal fof
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1 rubber tyres gig and harness, good 3 calves acre; re«fional>le terms arranged. D/ 103
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' . _ turnout (slight reserve) Sundry Harness, Sprine Cart, Wire Net- GRAZING PROPERTY AT MANAKAU J NEWTOWN. well suMivided. wHh sheep-proDf fenoinÕ modern homestead;
nice nl1 nta fintifi ". K,,,
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nrettv home; cowshed, sheep and cattle ynrd<- cheese factory,

Lot 6.—A1l that parcel of land, beingg For full.particulars, apply
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Tine harrows, disc harrows (new), ting, Milk Cooler, No. G Dover. Stove, FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION •
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V&E have For Sale a'a._bet m breedine ewes.' 42 three-year
WEDNESDAY, 14th AUGUST, • an area of 7 perches and having a
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scarifier, Planet Junr. (new), THE ABOVE COWS AND YEAR- On Account MRS. ENID. BACCHUS 41
pair steal plough shears (new), LING HEIFERS represent PICKED
3 H set swingle trees, chains and STOCK from the larizo milking herd
THE TRUSTEES OF THE LATE
JOHN BACCHUS. ''
frontage to Newtowit Avenue, to-
gether wilh -Iho 4-roomed dwelling
erected thereon and known as No.
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WILLIAMS AND KETTLE, of desirable . GRAZINO
end FATTENING FARMS.
bullocK 35 r

Sin"'fnrTwars
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fi 6 arri»d..nreviou9lT 150 dairy
pM-ww: —SSSOO ewhi Glance re-

at ti nor rent. There is a/JUSIX)' profit hi' this. For dairyinif

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harness, 2 spray pumps, wire lately owned by the Brentwood Farm 30 Newtown Avenue. ; . . NAPIER. ~„, MftN ;

rope 3 and blocks, 2 clipping ma- Company, and were reserved from their DALSBTY COMPANY,
MESSRS.
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chines, i sets harness, leading reo«nt sale. The Company has now de- LIMITED, have been instructed byv .'..IN THE ESTATE OF T. IJEDGEMAN" ■v . :
LUND. FINANCE. AN" ~OOK_AnWfTS.
(DECEASED).
chains and spiders, 11-16 gallon cided to keep pedigree stock only, and tho above to offer by Public Auction inu
milk cans, cooler, vat and buck- this ie tho only reason that tho above the TOWN HALL,' MANAKAU, onII Lot I.—All that parcel of land, beingK ■'■-•■ SPLENDID FAR" P»Y OF PLENTY. :
ets, quantity eating and seed po- animals are now on the market. WEDNESDAY, .the 14th, AUGUST, att liot 25, D.P. 737, and part of Sectionn' . •

tatoos, house blocks, 26 cow rugs, which will be ABSO- 1.30 p.m., the two adjoining Freehold d 1071, containing an area of 20 nerches, .
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PRICE AND TERMS EEASOK. sheep; Price, X-15; Tlnnitr" .thW.

! THE SALE, rtrt/\ ICRBS eirrvinir II"! mt""
■horse- ruga, copper, fountain, LUTELY UNRESERVED, will be held properties, as follow:— and having a frontage to Chatham
230 Owner will sell u-ith .*SOO
rash, or exchange for approved mortgaga
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yoke, calf and pig troughs and on the Estate of the late .T. M. Fergu- Street, together with the 5-roomedd 150,000,000ft. TIMBER, ' ABLE.
i)f>A Acred 3 roods '35 perches,
tubs, 2 ecalcling tubs, hay knife son. MAIN ROAD. TRKNTHAM. im- ,4i\)rk all dwelling erected tlior°on, and knownn LE W »R CO.,
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and fork3, saw, quantity sacks, mediately opposite the racing stables of shelter bush.in 120 acres ploughable, IGS15
grass except 4 . acres ,s
•as No. G Chatham' Street. WANGANIH,
10 pairs fowls. '
Mr. J. Lowo. acres flat: 9 paddocks, well watered; ; 1K- AAA ACRES,. Freehold, greatt —•

IN THE V<T\ n -'v. nv M. J. COL- ID,UI?U Sawmilling Block. See thea

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Auctioneers' Note-Buyers in search of SPECT the stock a.t any time, at tho phone, washhouse, 2-bail cowshed magnificent limber on Big Bull Flat. ;-..

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ftp! cows should not mias this sale, with concrete ■ floor, and hay room;; Lot I.—All that parcel of land, beingg clean trunknd. height Trees of great and girth and F ACRES of rwhich
Baylor having been dairying far the
Mr. Farm. "Brnntwood," lute
space for 2 machines andd Lots 7 and 8, D.P. 1972, containingg Best ciuality grazingT Further, particulars, from 3"5 venrs. iw t TS t(l Tun - Cental. 25.. M. and 3s. All in Rrass. we'll
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past Woodland, Main Road, Trcnlham. woolshed and similar quality; cows'ied, dairy nnd «<>nnra(oT rciom, '3-roomed house Can milk at
J- years culled heavily each season, engines; motor shed-with concrete floor,r, an area of 2 roods 24.S perclips. hav- ■1 I land: adjoining country
it is well known that he has got and to- looso-box, harness room, trapshed, andil ing a frontage to Main Huff Road, I, I milled and-in splendid grass. •. •
MURRAY, ROBERTS, AND once SO enws nnd enrry another 50 head dry cattle and
150 sheep, '
wther one of the best herds in the dis- CATALOGUES giving the date of. each dairy.. together wiili Hie 11-vonmed dwel-I- ! Easy necess to main through railway PRICE, JBII an acre, -CISOO cash. A really good place that will soon sell,
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cow will be forwarded on application to

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inifbnihliu'- Ihf>r«-on, and d with populous centres doing big-trade

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Qiyn Acres' 1 rood 8 perches, all II ling and
BARRAUD AMH GRAHAM, LTD.,
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in grass, except 30 acres bush; ; known as No. 95 Hutt Road. in timber. ' ■:
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LUNCHEON PROVIDED. Auctioneers, Wellington. about 100 acres ploughable, and all" This.properly has- a large froniage lo o Only .£3 10s. per acre. Terms. Apply
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undulating to hilly; 9 paddocks, per- WELLINGTON;

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Coach will mpot Pnlmcrston south and manently watered by _ streams and!' out in orchard and garden. F. P. WELCH, HANDY
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LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED. nnv ACRR? (Freehold. r'o--e Wi'lli'igton); Sheep, Dairying,-or good fntten.
Napier north trains. dam; 8-voomed house,'with all conveni- ESTATE AGENT, iIASTERTON.
encev large cowbail, trap shed, andd Pm-t'TT particulars ninv bo obtainedd Or thoir Representatives at "75 ins? om'ntTT (nndnlntinitV AH in uracs, fenced, and eubdivlded into 5
by running etreara. Rmlwaw end
mddocks About'half ploujhaWi: watered
outbuilding:!. and conditions of sale inspected, on ap- School {}'. »iil« by well-fnrmed ronrt; β-roomed house, also whjrj. Eqaltr
PRELIMINARY NOTICE. A SNIP. Tho above properties adjoin, and arf■e plication to A GOOD DAIRY OR MLN.ED FARM. FEILDING ANDMASTERTON,
J51480 PRICE J!2O per acre, well worth &11 Ifls. This is ono of tho cheapest
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situated 2 miles from Manakau by !?oodd

SALE OF POLLeFANGUS
BULLS.
J.DDV
ACRES FREEHOLD,
1 fi£A 5 miles from School, 0., metalled road. The Manakau climate '?
situated i s
HARCOURT AND CO.,
Auctioneers. district, priie-
properties & . ■ .
P. equable-and mild, the land ■ lieinp; goodd "iOA ACRES, Fcildiug ESTATE AOKKTP. 215 LAMBTON QHAY. WELUNOTON.
WILLIAMS AND KETTLE, and Store, near Main Trunk Line; 1000 healthy J.i-'/v tically-nU lint ami ui enb-
MESSRS.
LTD.. Jvive reecired sheep nnd cattln country, and
instructions acres in snws, balance in heavy mixed portion of each property is well adaptedd " divided into 10 paddocka,
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ofTer at STCH?.TI'ORD LODGE SALE- divided into 11 iwddocks, good fences, (inllier ohl), woolshed, C-bail cowshed, BE DISPOSED OF. •.•■-.- -MUST BE DISPOSED OF.
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YARDS, HASTINGS, early in August- well watered; will carry 2 sheep and TERMS: 10 per cent, deposit, 15 per•r 15STI'1'' 1 sood buildings, Wangnmii,i, threc-ciiiavt'.'r mile from school. Carry. ••'■"■*- In and near Wellington Daily,
cattle; a first-ulass well-bnilt 8-rooined
-17 risinjr 2,-vc-ar purebred Polled Angus house, water and telephone laid on, cent on date of possession, balance in 1C[0 TY Hawke's following Bay, or Wellington Dis- 5- ing capacity 70 cows besides sheep. Win- ' __Kft ACRES, freehold, good mixedd Tonus to a good man.
bulls. ..-Bi'srandtuits of Glad- every possible convenience. years at 05 per cent. tricts, for the Waikato Farm?: lured last, winter 33 cows. 20 young cattle° :•
'*t»U farm, easy country, 300 acres is
bi'oolc stud cows and imported 10s. per acre. Owner uoing to war and Price ,£7
Plans and further particulars will beie -l;! 0 Acres, 180 Acres, and 350 Acres, all li and 400 sheep. Price, JJ.IS per acre.!, ploughable, all in grass, except 40 'ill Full particulars on application. '•
place will not be longl>
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submitted on application to the Auction- i- good dairyiiu: or falteniiig enuntry; allI ,C100!I cash. This bush; 12 paddocks; 5-roomed house, ' E. J. BARNETT,
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man. eers. handy. Hamilton. Equity, £11,000; Full 11 on the market; so write to-dny and mako0 sheds, etc.; 2 miles from Factory, .Schoolil •
91 WILLIS STREET, WELLINGTON.
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Get in quickly or you will lose it. z particulars from arrangements to inspect. and Township.. Price £12 10s. Equity,f.
FULL PARTICULARS LATER.
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\ (No. 88) £4000.- Will sell with £450 down or take:0

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HARRY HALL, FOR FURTHER LAND NOTICES MATTHEWS BROTHERS, houses of land in part payment. pxTntisil anil Published by~Airhib«lcl Smiilo, FreyberK"SFreerl£sirßßjrrfor (be
; ALFRED REID, Land and Estate Agent, Land Agents, GOLDINGHAM AND BECKETT, LTD,,'• ' GRAVES AND CO.. Welliiißton Publishing Company, Limited, at the Kemsterwl Office of the Ce» ,
Auctioneer. Box 242, GISBORNE, Poverty Bay. SEE PACE 13, HAMILTON. King Street, Palmerston North. Land Agents, Hawera, jiauy, Dominion Avenue, wellingtou, Saturday, July 20, 1818.