TOWN
FOR YOUR POCKETS SAKE, TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE GRAND
V,ARC. AINS
BAY
POVERTY
THE
6
AT
ROBERTSONS
Great Half yearly Cash Discount
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HERALD,
The arrangements m connection with
the dredge Maui's trip to Auckland,
Remember what these Bargains mean to YOU m money-saving power.
ftiAAA WORTH OF HIGH GRADE CLOTHING— aII new, ScacSaVTcUUU soiiable Goods offered at the Splendid Reduction, of
the Government Meteorologist m the
morning, be favorable, the dredge will
leave for Auckland to-morrow morning.
The Wairau Hospital Board liub \.\itnmissioned Miss M. Fulton, the matron,
to visit the public hospitals at Wellington, Palmerston North, Napier, and Gisborne with a view to acquiring information that will enable the Board to furnish and otherwise equip its new institution at Amersfoote according to the
most apggMMd principles. The Board
further cJHgWI to ask Mrs Bennett,
wife of dTXT. Bennett (medical superintendent) Ittftt Mrs Corry, wife of the
chairman, to accompany the matron on
this tour of inspection, and arranged
that Dr Bennett, Mr R. J. Bell, and Mr
D. Bishell, or, failing the <two last-
15 per cent Cash Discount
to Cash Purchasers.
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Come and See my Nine Big Show Windows for Discount Sale Prices.
BUY NOW while these January Sale Discount Prices prevail. Bear
mind it will pay to buy for future as well as present needs.
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FOR EVERY £1 YOU SPEND YOU GET
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" WHERE THE GOOD HATS ARE."
ON THE CORNER
where she goes into dock for annual
overhaul, are all complete. The ordinary
weather report is favorable and should
a special forecast that is expected from
mentioned, other members, should visit
certain hospitals and make a report.
noon, an angle-cock blew out, and a
jet of water was thrown up through an
inch hole to abs*it the height of the
ihe matter was soon
Opera House.
rectified by the cutting off of the
mßin.
Eels have been, unuisiial'y plentiful m the town reticulation lately,
no less than live haveng been removed
One large
during the past few days.
one, two feet m length, was taken from
"the two-inch main to the freezing
works. The presence of so many eels is
unusual and is accounted, for by the
gradual drying up of the waterworks
creek and their concentration m the
pool at the intake. Although there are
narrow bars at the intake, the eels
manage to get through, consequently
fine wire netting is to be. utilised to
keep them out.
What is the most valuable smell
you have m New Zealand? (writes a
New youth Wales correspondent). No
doubt the sulphurous emanations at
Rotorua and other thermal centres are
an asset, but can you point to a smell
proved to be worth &1000 a year on
account of the work which it is made to
do? Well, we can or, rather, the town
of Parramatta can.
There the sewer
gas wh'.ch formerly provoked "IndigRatepayer"
complain
bitterly
nant
to
of loss of comfort and health has been
harnessed up to generate power for the
driving of electric J^liting and pumping
machinery, and from beui^ a nuisance
has been converted into a most useful
servant of the town. The council engineer, who persuaded the civic authorities to let h'lni have a try at harnessing
the sewer gas after the manner suggested by European engineers, is very
proud of the success attained, although
m private he admits that possibly some
peculiar potency m the Parramatta gas
deserves credit. He has been able to
satisfy the council m 'irrefutable figures
that the employment of the sewer gas
for the driving of engines for municipal
utilities has saved the council £1000
durirfg tho past year, m comparison
with the cost of using steam power for
ONE
—
QUALITY ONLY—
THE BEST.
m
Is. 6(1. per Pound,
Tins.
SPECIAL PRIUBS IN QUANTITY OR TO THE WHOLESALE.
OUR
SUMMER SALE
NOW IN
FULL SWING.
C. ROSIE & Co.
DIRECT IMPORTERS.
'sc^iX
Schools
Re-opening.
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school and college outfits
For Boys of All Ages.
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Complete HIGH SCHOOL OUTFITS,
m all sizes, Now m Stock.
BOYS' SCHOOL SUITS, m the popular 'Varsity, Derby, Norfolk, and Sports
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styles.
HATS and CAPS of every description. . , .
Strong,, Serviceable BOOTS for Boys
and Gklfl.
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SCHOOL
*re now PrePared for the Schools
re-opening.
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fflfc JBnPPn iUjflfHlß
[CLOTHING
FACTORYi
COLLEGE
V
OUTFITS.
.
the same work.
Dr. Parkin, Colonial Organiser for the
Rhodes Scholarship Trust, writing to a
friend m Oamarii, says : "I have just
com©
from St. Paul's, where, the nation
has been laying to rest our great old
war hero. It was all exceedingly touching. Only a week ago yesterday f was
talking with him m the Athenaomm. 1
happened to be the first to tell him
that the Emden luvd been captured, and
with his usual chivalrous instinct he instantly said, M hope that the captain
has been saved; he was such a splendid
YEAR
Resolutions.
—
There's one point about the New Year resolution* upon which
all agree it's easier to break than keep.
Here's a resolution which it -will pay you to keep
BHOP ONLY WITH
Wife
SHIRTS
—
Johnstone & Smith
THE LEADING
MERGERS, HATTERS AND TAILORS.
Ever seen an ordinary Shirt after you've played Tennis m it,
and the Laundry has mad© futile attempt to get it white again?
BEGIN NOW !
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If you have, you'll realise that a Tennis Shirt isn't a luxury it's
ONCE YOU SHOP
WITH
real economy, to say nothing of the comfort that the soft materials
and full cut give during the strenuous exercise of Tennis or Cricket.
Johnstone <fir Smith,
Ihave just opened a lot of new onea.
You will obtain sach Satisfaction and Full Value for yonr
money that yon will make a habit hard to beat.
ONLY ONE ADDRESS
JJEXT HERALD OFFICE.
Come m and see them!
CHARLIE ADAIR'S
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Whilst the waterworks staff were
employed m removing an eel from a
waterpipe m Childers road this after-
.
SUGAR OF MILK
liUr,.
NEW
A land agent's license was granted to
James lnues tockiy by Mr W. A. Barton, S.M.
The date of erection of Bishop Selwyn's house, at Kcrekorei mentioned
in' last issue, was 1835. Tho first house
m the district near by is dated 1819 or
1820.
...
26,
JANUARY
EDTION.
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TUESDAY,
OUT ON HIS OWN")
OVERSEA ASPECTS OF
IMPERIALISM.
SPECIAL ENTRY.
SPEECH BY MR FISHER,
"WILLIAMS AND KETTLE, LTD,
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Press Association.)
(Per
LATE ADVERTISEMENTS.
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THURSDAY, at Matawhero, on account
DUJSEDIM, this day
A feature of tne cordial civic reception
<to the Australian Prime Minister to-day
was the, emphasis laid upon the necessity for commercial anil social intercommunication between the Commonwealth and the Dominion. JNir I'isher
deeply impressed the great attendance
with his lofty -views oi the oversea
aspects of Imperialism. He considered
it a miracle, tnat despite the greatest
war m history the Empire's great possessions overseas were practically untouched by the ravages of war. From
<ihis he drew a stirring lesson of the need
of both Australia and New Zealand
realising their opportunities and responsibilities, anil of doing more m as game
of a Client
4-TOOTH LJiXCOLX RAMS
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A
Wj
(South Island bred)
15 2-tooth Romney Rams (bred by
J., B. Reid, E.'derslie).
G. R, WYLLIE,
A. R. HINE,
590
Auctioneers.
£2
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REWARD.
;T OST, m Matawai, on. January 15
Black and tan SLUT, with regis\\Jh
tered collar No. 473, Waikohu. Finder
will receive above reward on returning
to NEAL'S, at Matawai.
'f
Piano Tuning and
Repair Specialists
593
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as that which had aroused -their T?)0R SALE— Greengages" 2d ]b~Aprr
forefathers to labor and succeed. It _C
Jap. Plums l£d lb, at
cots^ 2£d,Order
was not only necessary to defend their i'erguson's.
earlj\
resourceful island home but to spare
a spirit
something from their great capacities to
help the Mother Country. If the day
every came when from out of this tremendous war sprang
an
international
system, adjusting- international disputes
without the necessity for disastrous
strife, the cost of the war would be
wortrr it all. It had been said that Britain had been tyrannising all over the
world. This he declared emphatically
was a lie. Those who urged it knew
they lied.
Consumption can be
prevented if Coughs
ORDER FOR RAILWAY ENGINES
and Colds be treated
at once with "
.
GISBORNE.
GOES TO AMERICA
Press Association.)
WELLINGTON, this day
The Government has placed an order
with the American firm of Burnham,
(Per
Williams and Co., Philadelphia, manu-
facturers of Baldwin engines, for ten
locomotives of the first class. Speaking t;o a Posft reporter, the Minister for
Railways said he was following the procedure adopted by Sir Joseph Ward m
In tho
a similar situation m 1902.
General' Manager's report tho acutenes.s
of Ihe position had been pointed out.
Engine-power was woefully deficient,
fellow.' In further talk he gave me a and .accounted for the greaier part of
further illustration of Uiis constant de- the complaints about the shortage of
votion to Lady Roberts, who has been trucks. The Baldwin Company's offer
ill for some time. It is very delightful was immeasurably the best, both as to
to have this pleasant memory of him price and time of delivery, the latter
of the very day before he crossed to being an important point."
The bert
France. One cannot think of an/one English offer was from the North
who has passed away more happy m tho British Company, which was to complete
time and circumstances of his "death." ten engines m seven months, ready for
Of the Eiu'opean struggle Dr. Parkin shipping, at a cost of £4780 per engine,
says: "The war drags on and will prob- whereas Baldwins' offer was to comably do so for months ;possibly for two plete m 60 days at £3329 per engine.
or three years.
ii have never known To enable future requirements to l;o
England so absolutely united m pur- met, new workshops capable of building
pose as it is at present.
It may be ten locomotives yearly will be erected
difficult as the pressure increases* to at Newmarket.
hold the nation up to this^high level,
but at present we are all very optimistic. Meanwhile the price we are pay- LATE NEW ZEALAND NEWS.
ing is a frightful one, as is shown m
the daily casualty lists.
Almost every
(Per Press Association.)
day one sees trie names of friends;
CHRISTOHURCH, this day.
there is one particularly sad one to-day
for me, youngr Lord Cbngleton, >t. brave
The South Island bowling tournafellow who wished to go with Shackle- ment was continued to-day, when the
ton, but for some reason could not do fourth, fift^h and. sixth rounds of the
it, and so has died instead on the fields champion rinks competition were conof Prance. Oxford has scarcely a. third tested. The weather conditions were
of its .students m residence; a large good, but tho wind was high and boisproportion of our colonial Rhodes terous.
Bcholars have gone in.to the service of
The University Senate discussed at
the country, and among them all yoir. length the establishment of the UniverNew Zealand men. No one here feels sity press. A motion to hold jthe scheme
any doubt about tho, ml timate issue. over for a" year was earned by thirteen
Parliament has just voted the biggost to fiivel
war Budget ever known, without a disWELLINGTON. thiH day.
senting voice, and everybody is bracing
Wool sales were held m Wellington
to day. There were 22,230 bales otferhimself up for whatever may come."
ed.
A substantial rise m prices on
December Wellington rates was realised,
:
Why Lose the Fruit?
Nature,m collaborationwithScience,proridat
withdo greater remedy (or Coughs,Colds.
M
Asthma,, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Croup,
Incipient Consumption
and all Wasting
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PEEL STREET.
Our End of Season Sale
BEGINS ON
SATURDAY, JANUARY 23,
AT 9 A.M.
HERE IS A SPECJiAL LINE FOR THE MEN OP GISBORNE.
Men's Lounge Suits
(TWEED).
Ordinary Prices, 52s 6d, 555, 60s.
SALE
28/6
35/-
39/6.
As there are only a limited number of these, an EARLY VISIT to
our Store is advisable.
Discounts 10 to 75 per tent.
COMMON, SHELTON & CO., LTD.
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PER DOZEN.
JAM JARS, 2s. 9rt dn/on.
Imb and nutrition.
MASON'S RINGS, 6d. dozen.
Fissa Weston, Otas*. N.Z.—
"Mr wifeiuferadfrom waakaeuand generaldebifit*
lot bt« yean, and during that time took all torti ana
ki>«lsof madieiaes ordered _by m*dic*l men,but none
"I them gava her »ay laitingbenefit. 1 was adviied
Sa tiy Luia't Emuliioo. and did to, with the letuk
ailing,my wife v quita
■Vatiaitcad of being weakand
wall agaia. We ara alwajrtplea*«d to racoouaaad
Luw'i Ecnulnari."
JOHN HEAVEY. W-tc Ouio, N.2#
PR I ME
a bottliof Lane'sEmulsionto-day. Two
Qst
sizes; at 2/6 and 4/6 per bottle; obtainableat
HOUSEHOLD IRONMONGER.
all storesmdchemittt. The large size contains
ssore thai two of the small bottles. Avoid
tubttirut'Nand emphasisethe name Lano'a"
EmiUaA.
BRASS & COPPER PRESERVING. PANS.
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Sola MuiWactviar i
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E. a LANE. Ci>aa>irt, Oasun. N.Z. I
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lt's Famous
Because
It's Good"
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h h«o good that doctors freely recommend it
and thousand*, whohare derivedbenefit from
it* use, enthusiastically advise friends
and
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and a full halfpenny above lnvercargill
for medium and coarse crossbreds,
around which competition centred.
Evidently Bradford manufacturers have
received renewed orders for khaJki.
Superior crossbreds brought 15id to
Th.n.t the business dealt with at the 15jjd,
medium 12£ dto 13d, coarse ll£d
Gisborn© Magistrate's Court is .s«pnd\!v
increasing year by year is shown by to 12|d, inferior B£d to lOgd. Tliero
the following returns for the year 1914, was strong competition for superiorj
prepared from the Court records. The lambs' wool.
figures en parentheses are for 1913:
Civil matters : Cases heard 1071
THE HOLLYFORO VALLEY.
(1O02), aggregate amount sued for £17,(£16,381),
--707
amount recovered £9261
SIMPLE TO USE!
Of the cases tried, 133
(£10,130).
NEW PASS TO MILFORD
(151) were- those m. which Europeans
No. 1Brownie takes pictures 21in.
were plaintiffs and Maoris were defenz 2Jin. and loads m daylight,
t Fittedwithgood liens and Rotary
dants; 1 (2) m which a Maori was
Mr W. G. Grace, of Oamaru, who was |
;
Shutter.
plaint ff and an European defendant; manuy instrumental m discovering v,
■10 (13) m which Maoris only were con- taniy good pass between the Holiyiord
:
cerned, and 927 (817) m which Euro- Valley mid itiiliord- JSound, spent a good '
For particulars of this and
peans only were concerned. Other de- portion of his holiday on the line of
other Brownie Cameras
tails are: Applications heard 66 (31), route (states the Waiiatipu Mail). As a ASK THE KODAK DEALBR
orders made (other than on, judgment result of his previous investigations dis- ■
IN YOUR TOWN.
summonses) 42 (49), plaints entered 1944 trict- surveyor MaPlierson, of Southland,
IllustratedPrice List, pod free, from
(1517). summonses and other processes made a survey and report on the new 1i
KODAK (A'tU) LTD., Diien St., WELLINGTON
served 2220 (2276), judgment summonses pass. The Public Works Department's
issued 417 (336), orders made 165 (142), district engineers, Messrs Monk and JYlcwarrants of committal issued 57 (32), imris, also visited the route during \hs
executed 46 (29), distress warrants is- last iwelvo months. A certain sum of
sued 84 (69), executed 106 (117).
Civil money was then set aside by the Tourist
fees paid m stamps £958 (910), licensing Department for the purpose of making
fees paid m stamps £30 (£23).
a track. The first stage of this wascomCriminal business : Persons taken into menced about the beginning of Decemcustody, summoned, or apprehended ber last. It starts at Lake Howden and
1153 males (1063) and 37 females (46). the track winds its way down into the
Criminal fees paid m stamns £167 Hollyford Valley and there follows the
(£129), fines paid m stamps £833 (£658). river -to its head. This will constitute
~m
the first stage of the journey and it is
hoped to complete this this season. A from which til*
BOM ia
LATE SHIPPING.
hut will be erected at <t.his terminus, al- "ufferinc, vldo aKAISSB'S
jreoent «abl« from
though there is a fine bivouac at the Berlin, is a malady that is apt toassail
spot. The next stage will be over the * lorer of the weed at any time. Here
(Special to Herald.\
NAPIER, this day. "pass into the Cleddau Valley and the l* Hew Sealant it can be quiskly
The MonoAvai sails at 8.30 p.m. Pas- final run into Milford Sound. When
sengers for Gisborne : Misses Brook the track is completed it will be possible
(2). Tiokher, "Walker, Persey, and to reach. Milford Sound comfortably m
Black; Mesdames Davidson, Chrisp, live days from Wakatipu. Good walkCole, Gardiner, Jeune, Stock, Halla- ers could do the journey m four days. asinc that reUerer of all taroat
more,
Poynter,
Sidebottom, and The scenery en route is varied and glori- troubles and afllietions— lTilTßNßOli.
Cockerill ; IMessrs Low, Gray, Hunter, ous. The traveller passes through vir- Mr. A. JBTers, second storeman at
Davey. Aitken,
Brinsden, Barber, gin country for nearly the whole dis- Messrs. Kempthorne, Prosser Ooy.'a
Cockerill (2), Irons, Sidebottom, Baxter, tance.. It embraces magnificent bush, Warehouse. Wellington, writes enBartlett, Herdman? Sound, Trusscott, rugged mountain passes, and snowfields. thusiastically as U the msrits of
Jeune. McLoughhn, Craig, Freear, Excellent views can be obtained of the
Marshall, Williamson, Cole, Cuthbert, Hollyford and Cleddau Valleys and MilTurnbull, McKenzie, Atkinson, Ashwin, ford Sound from either side of the pass.
and Martin.
The new track will not be open to the
public for about two years yet. When
Auckland : Sailed', at 1.20 p.m., it is open it will undoubtedly form a
Tarawera, for Gisborne.
very popular route by -which travellers
eurinc a stubborn attask ofsmoker'a
to Milford Sound may reach Wakatipu m
throat.
m
or vice versa. The work at present is
SPORTING.
being undertaken by five university If your ehesaist or storekeeper doe*
he esn I
students under Guide Lippe, formerly of aot stookTt
(Per Press Association.)
Mount Cook hermitage. Good progress
WAIROA, this day. is being made by the men and they ex- «t cvarwuEirc. 1/0,, t 2'«
,
n
Maiden Hack Scurry :Hymn 1, Royal cept to finish -the first stage of the traok i
ajary 2, The -Ranch 3.
Won by a by the end of Fehruary. Mr Grave,
1^^1
breeding sows, young
length.
who merits the utmost confidence of the -*- V lSs, poi'kers, or baooners
is
County Stakes : Immensity 1, Bally Tourist Department m the undertaking, nothina equal to SUCROSINE.thereObHar 2, Miriam 3. Won easily by two paid his recent visit partly m its inter* tainable from Williams and Kettle,Ltd.,
lengths.
eats,
Gifiborne,
MAGISTRATE'S COURT
RETURNS.
....
Dia««.ao» than L*a«'a Emulsion.
acquaintances to use k.
For children or for adults, for men or fei
women, it is equally efficacious
rest^nn*.
beaka and strength, eradicating di>case» and
weakness, and checking the development of
deadly Consumption. It soothes and disinfect*
the digestive tract, and aidsdigestion, asumila-
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NOW IS THE TIME TO BOTTLE WHEN FRUIT IS CHEAP.
By Missing Them You
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MISS THE TIME lOP YOUR LIVES.
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SPECIAL FOR ONE WEEK.
MANUFACTURER'S STOCK 111 AT LESS THAN COST PRICES!!'
MERCERISED C*EPE DRESSING JACKETTS, m becoming coldm U*»»\
prices 3s lid.and ,4a lid, TO CLEAR Is lid to 2s
DRESS GOWNS (Crepe), beautifully embroidered (limited otumtitvl
Wh
"Usual price 8s lid, SPECIAL PRICE 4s lid.
NOT TO BE MISSED!
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GUTHRIE & MADDOCK
HOME OF GOOD VALUES.
Have You Tried Sovereign
ALE Lately?
I» NOT, YOU A*l MIMIH« TH* FIKEfiT OLD
SYSTEM AJU| OW !TH»
1
MAR*!!.
or«wi o*
ttirmrQ at au, hotbl*.