The
VOL. XCIII.
N0...36.
t
Post.
Evening
WELLINGTON. NEW ZEALAND. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1917.
1
Registered as a newspaper In the
OwerilPort Office In tkt United Kingdom. J
16 PAGES.
ONE-PENNY
AND
CO.,
CARTER.
CUBA-STREET.
BLOUSES!
FINAL CLEAN-UP
SMITH'S SUMMER SALE.
FINAL CLEAN-UP
MOTHERS!—Behere early on MONAt the
BLOUSES! BLOUSES!
SUMMER
.'. SALE! DAY MORNING for the BIGGEST Up-to-date, Cream Twill Blouses,;
tvith
; >
our servioes . .
aro now showing an early shipIG
SUMMER
SALE! BARGAINS in BOY'S NAVY SERGE . smart stripes o£ various hues.' UsuTABLE COVERS
,
ment,, including:
TO-MORROW(FRIDAY) AND
SHORTS in. Wellington.
They're well
ally 5s lid. Now 2s lid
SPRING
CLEANING
HAS
NOW
Pretty Fancy Delainctto Blouses with
Less than
SATURDAY.
made,lined, button or Kelt 'style.
CHENILLE HATS,
COMMENCED.
Sweeping Reductions in the Dress
500 yards of 1 and 2 inch Edgings. Sale:
Sizes0 to 6. Usually 3s lid.
smell diamond design in many-colourPRE-WAR PRICES.
Price 3d yard
COLOUREDAND BLACK VELOURS,
Department.
ings. Usually 5s lid.: Now 2s lid
SALE
2s
lid
YOUR■'DATES
GREAT
SUMMER
PRICE,
BOOK
IN ADVANCE, 400 yards of 18-inch Allover Embroidery.
REMNANTS
Dainty
White Voile Blouses,with fine
r
:
Also,
7to 12. Usually 5s lid.
Reds, Greens, Brown, 6 x 4, 6s lid;
RIGHT NOW.
Sizes
REMNANTS
white
yard
SalePrice 9id
raised stripes, very smartly cut.
BIRTHS.
8 x 4, 9s lid; 2£ yards x 2 yards, 12s
CLEARANCE SALE
SALE PRICE, 4s 9d
VERY SMART SHAPES IN
'
6s lid. Now 2s lid
.Usually
SILKS, COTTON and WOOL
Carpet 6Collected,Cleaned,and 550 yards of 22-inch Embroidery. Sale
Single
Sizes14 to 16. Usually 6s lid.
the" 10th February, 191". at Xo.
Striking
CLARK.—On
6d, 13s 6d.
DRESSGOODS
Dcliiinettc
p
At,
Price Is 3d yard
.
Blouses,with marker},
;
Returned same day.if required.
.
49, Waripori-street, Uerhampore, to Mr. and
HATTER'S PLUSH.
SALE PRICE, 5s 6d
ROBE ENDS
coloured diamond pattern, in a variety
yards
Flouncing
d
aughter
36-inch
Mrs. Eruost Clark—a
520
of
EmbroidSEE
THE
of
colours.
5s lid. .Now 2a
Usually
HALF-PRICE!
BIG
BLOUSE
LTD.,
L.
EVANS
&
AT
BARGAINS!
2s
CO.,
DOUULE.—On the 4th February, at the resilid
AT HALF-PRICE!
VACUUM GLEANING CO., ery. SalePrice 6d yard.
dence of Mrs. W. McColl, 20, Home-street. COLE'S
DRAPERY
CO.,
DRAPERS, MILLINERS, & CORSET
Smart White Voilo Blousee,with heavy
Biggest Snips of the Sale.
The
&
daughter.
and
Mrs.
L.
Double—a
WHITEHEAD
to Mr.
PEARS.
JAMES SMITH, LTD.,
" raised white
18,GREY-STREET;
SPECIALISTS.
ARCHER'S,
line; exceptional value.
108,110,112,CUBA-STREET.:
Usually 6s lid. Now 23 lid.
DAVIDSON.—On the loth February, i9K, at
C. SMITH, LTD.,
"Famous for Low Prices,"
UPPER CUBA-STREET.
CUBA-STREET.
"' 'Phones 2333 and 2510A.
>'urse Murphy's Private Hospital, Abel
144-146,
CARTER
AND
CUBA-STREET,
;
WELLINGTON.
CO., CUBA-STREET.
CUBA-STREET,
80,
WELLINGTON.
Smith-street, to Mr. and Mrs. K. J. DavidBrst-class , Fitter, with
son—a. daughter.
:i
HOUSE WANTED.
Weekly supply of, guarbetween Pringle's and Evening
GROCERYBUSINESS.
marine engineer's certificate. Apto Sell, (rood Upright
Sowing, by the
Children's
LOST,
.Saddle-bag.
Monday,
the
sth
SeU,
Suite
and
containing
baby's
Eggs.
Apply
GKiiEXFILXD.—On'
Februa Counter Hand; good ply The Golden Bay Cement
New Laid
WANTED
Post, small Parcel,
X.,
day. Apply Neat, Evening Post.
T T bideboard. Apply 182, Aro-street,
Briivmcad Piano, solid mahogany,
Works, Post anteed
ary, at Linen Hospital (Nurse Wilding), to .dress. Finder rewarded at
Agency, Newtown.
perfect tone. Apply
33. Sydncy^st.
to Purchase, a 7 or 8 Stores, wages. Lees and Co., V.I.C.
'
Ltd., Nathan's Buildings, Wellington.
the wife. of William Howard Greenfield, of
ANTED to Sell, Sido Car,' coaeh- WA NTED, Mother's Help, other help Bernampbre.
10, Stirling-street,
Lower Hutt.
.
Tuesday, Pendant, containing
Hedge Clipping, Scythe
f
Boy,
weight;
225, Adelaide-road. Wellington—a daughter;
ROOMED
a
who
can
milk
ANTED,
light
HOUSE,
Kelburn,
and
built.
£12
10s.
L.
kept,
references.Apply, by letter,
LOST,
Mowing,
Excavating,Gardening,
both -well.
.
child's photo. Reward
on returning
vr
'
""COLLECTOR
ANDCANVASSER.
on
30,
help
Apply
good
strong
farm.
William by day or
M. Silver, Taranaki-st. Telephono 2627 Mrs. Ernest Hadfield,18, Hill-st.. City.
Lad for mill.
Thorndon,or Terrace; no Agents. Reply
'
by' a leading Life Asjob.
Apply -Trusty, Post
the 13th January, at St. to No. 7, Jacob's Place..
rOINTOK.—Oh
Taita.
M'Leod,Weir, and Hopkirk, Warto
to Sell, nearly new single
Agency, Newtown.
Helens Hospital, the wife of Sergt. A. P.
surance Office, Collectorand Can- Kilmister,
ANTED, five horse-power Boiler ing Taylor-street.
.
Handbag; fe]i~off Wadestown
cylinder 4-h."p. Motor Cycle; 3 \?l7
URGENT BUYER,
to Buy, Houses of Furnipresure.
Bull
3
Pointon, 13 Company, 23ud Reinforcements— LOST,"
Applicant
.'must
be
total
ab.'"'
Simmonds
vasser.
and OsGarlic, speeds chain drive countershaft gear;
Tram, Tuesday, the 6th. Will gen- 1
, a sod.
ANTED~Known-Sliallots,
to Let, 5-roomed House.
ture, any size. Save all expense
Evening Post.
stainer. Good prospects for right man.
:.
tleman seen picking up same ring
Seed, for picklinfT- £50. L. M. Silver, 30, Taranaki-stroet. borne,_Adelaide-road. .
'
Vogoltown. H. C. Luff, 44, Ovorb up
and sell outright to Blake and Co., 53, R. A. ajid Mustard'
Apply 431. G.P.O.
'■..,-.
.
'Phono No, 29.
THE EMPIRE BOXMAKING CO.,
"V^ANfEDTTsingle.,.
toiin-terraco, Hataitai.Bed-Sitting-room,
Nichol, Reliable Seed
Store, 79, T_el^2j>27.__-_
Cuba-street.Spot cash paid.
'
;
»
»
Willis-street.
suitable -for dressmaking ; must be
LTD.
TAILORESSES.
between VivHan-st. and LambtonCostumesand Millinery,,
Women and.Girls; no exSell, Confectionery Busi- central and terms moderate. Apply DressJOST,
THANKS.
Coat Machinists, Trouscr
-t quay, Small Purse, containing key
-ANTED, Experienced Hands for
Driven for parcel van
taken in orivately.
ness, clearing £5 weekly; price only maker,Evening Post.
Apply 1o
perience, light easy work, good
Machinists, Improvers, Apprentices.
Bookbinding and Boxmaking deH.
and
Apply
(horse).
WALTER F. POTTS desires to Thank all and. money;, reward. Apply Wellington
Inniss
Apply
Taylor,
£155.
Leonard
Price Reasonable,Evening Post.
Laundry Co., Hanson- Son, 186,
Victoria
326,
also
AND
partments;
Young
sympathy
,
of
and
Women
.CATHIE
SONS,LTD.,
wages.
.
rANTED
to
Paperhanging
messages
Company,
kiml friends for
Vivian-st.
Learners,
Vivian-streat.
Soldier's
Recommend,
Latnbton-quay.
.
\\
street.
.
wages
4)
20s a week to start.
. Marion-street..
ANTED to Rent, 6 to 8-roomed
floral tributes received during his recent sad
fe 'boy suitilble Position,cap7i alliJVl,duties
'
ANTED to Rent, House, 2 or 3
Special thanks are accorded to LOST, last Sunday night, Kilbirnie,
~~
Wanted also,Young Man, ineligible for
(town]. GovernmentLab:
Van Dentice, 149, Cuba*- able
House,unfurnished,or three Unbereavement.
ANTED .Known—On Monday ~c
pair gold-rimmed Spectacles, in case. military service.
.Would buy furrooms,cure
i WANTED,
j)r.' J. n. Kemp> for his unremitting
" .
"
furnishedRooms,usa kitchen, etc.; two
street, has a new process for razor our, (jhuznee-street.
give a handsome Tray Cloth to niture. Apply central.
adults;
Girl
as
three
;
Evening
Cottage,
'and. attention: . .
Reward.. Aoply T. Fathers;Seatdun-rd., Smart Boy
maid;
Post.
setting.' Have you tried it? It's Is.
wages to'start, 20s
no
St. Paul's Parish,
purchaser
Drapery.
every,
wanted,
of
10s
worth
of
adults;
an
good
experienced
Kilbirnie.
home and overy consideration
'SAT'ANTED,
Waiter; preferred" children;
Apply Homeless, Evening
per week.
ANTED.:2 or 3 nice Business Girls
'
suitable girl. Mre. Castle, 16, Oriental- Lindberg's, Cuba-street.
ANTED—R. J. Shakeswill set your
d- a^r°^ Post.
'
.
T OST, Engagement Ring, 5 diamonds,'
share
comfortable
Furnished
tip-top
style.
Room,
Razor
in
-light
,
COMPOSITOR
WANTED.
.
terrace.
.
.
.Don't
General 'Servant,
-Li cross setting, vicinity Newtown;
ANTED,
sunny,.lovely view, c.1., forget, bring it now to The Cigar
to Sell,. Bohm Piatf>;
BIRTH, MAKEIAGB, and DEATH
family; referencesrequired. private house;..
at once, smart ComposiBox,
small
reward.
Post
TO
SHIRT
MACHINISTS.
ANTED
Known—That
the
Turkish
Agency,
ApplyEvening
by
NOTICES must be endorsed
some
Newtown.
h. and c.
Post.
Manners-street.
latest, good as new; £40 ca|h.
tor, marrted man, or ineligible for
Baths are not demolished. Business
four experienced Shirt Apply, before8 p.m., at 87, The Terrace.
responsible person to ensure their inat Evening Post.
s.s. Opawa; on Thursday active service. Apply Wairarapa, Daily
Boarders (gents) or
ANTED,
ANTED—AII
Remnants
to be clear- as usual at the old spot, 134,Manners-st. Address
improvers
"Apa-rtsertion.
;
LOST,last,from
also
conANTED
fashionable
Machinists;
Sell,
black and tan long-haired News,Carterton.
Cadets; good home. 185,Thorned half price; must go; don't miss
Apply H.
stant work; good wages.
ANTED, Boy, about 16 years, for
ment House, " Wellington-terrace, don-quay.
"ANTED,
a single furnishedRoom,
Sheep Dog, tail docked;,reward. Apply ~
~
~
■
Morgan's
them.
our . Taranaki-street Timber Mill;
Sale,115,Cuba-street.
"DRIVER.
for mother and baby, with use of
New*Zealand Express Co., Ltd.
113, Taranaki-street, two doors clearing £8 weekly; also smaller Houses
good wages. Apply Odlin's Timber Yard,
. reliable . Man, , for milk Wade,
Sawing mado easy by
from Williams's furniture depot.
elsewhere. Linga-rd, Grey-street.
ANTED, Position, by ineligible, as conveniences. Apply A.C.,'Evening Post. Taranaki-street.
TO JEWELLERS.
}■
yesterday, fawn-coloured Pug
delivery, Kilbirnie district. Apply
having your SawsRe-sharpened at
storeman;
, used .' to furniture,
'
LOST,
b
y
Carting
man,:
for
Dog; reward. Apply
New Zealand Staveley and Weight; 1, Minerva-street. CUSTOMS AND SHIPPING CLERK.
ANTED, Warehouse
Work, evenings^
off, Manners-st.
'
.crockery: or as salesman. Apply 1717, :TX7*ANTED,ANTED to Buy, pair White. Fer» » . of any kind. Apply
Any,' Evening
1 rpENDERS will be' received by the Express
"at once, a Junior Customs
one or two vans; will personally M'Millan's, Herbert-st.,
Ltd. '""
Evening- Post.
rets. Full particulars F. Akh'urst,
,
MONEY! ■■ MONEY!
Post.
MONEY!
and Shipping Clerk. Apply to J. work at and. supervise it; fidelity bond
Cabinetmakers; constant
'
V JL undersigned up to 5 p.m. of.MON- T OST,Co.,
Petono.
Tuesday,
Upper
last
between
Gear,
employment.
Apply
by
girl,
necessary.
Known
Walter Smart. J. Curtis and Co., Ltd.,. 11, Johnston-et. if
S. S. Wilbusiness
Board and
Apply Independent Carf DAY, 12th instant, for the Purchase of ■A-/Hutt and Wallaceville,-a gold Curb
'ANTED to Sell, 14J Acres, Waika~ rier, Evening Post.
Willis street!
Taranaki-street.
Apply Cosy, Evening
Pawnbroker,
97,
liams
Residence.
ANTED
to
Irish-Setter
Co.,Ltd.,
117,
2
Sell,
Bitch,
nae,
) the.Stock,Plant, and Tools of a Whole- Bracelet;
from station; 2 acres
TO BOYS.
keepsake. -Finder kindly return advances sums froui Is to £1000.Estab, .
;
:___ young orchard;miles
}■' Bale and Manufacturing Jeweller,con to Mr. Jonoa,
Boys; good wages.
A.
ANTED Known—Bedsteads,Bed"ANTED to; Sell, Express, Carts, Post.
well sheltered with native Petonc. well-bred. F: Akhurst, Gear,,
Fruiterer, Upper Hutt. lished 30 years.
5 eisting of
.
anby
-place
tenant,
:
Horse
and
in
careful
with
no
ideal
for
117,
Levy,
ding,
Customhouse-quay.
Bedroom Suites, Couches,
Collars,'
Harness,
bush';
small mixed
Particulars C. G. Bowker,
I ' DIAMOND RINGS, PENDANTS Reward. Brooch, largo topaz, gold
TAILORESSES.
children, 5, 6, or 7-roomed; House. farm.
ANTED to Sell,best built Residence,
Sideboards,Linoleums,' Carpets, Tables, good order. Apply N. Jenkins, Cam90,
ELECTRIC MOTOR.
Wellington. '
Trousers Finishers,Tablo
Month's- rent in advance. Apply House Coromandel-street,'
■!
EARRINGS/BROOCHES
LOST,
Hataita:, 6 rooms, tpecially de3, 4, or 5-h.p. A.C. Motor, Chairs. Te Aro Furnishing Co.,'Cuba-st. bridge-terrace. ■'■.'.■
appended.
small
chain
Urgent,
Evening
mounted,
Post.
Improvers.
LOOSEGEMS
Excelsior
i
Hands, and
TT7"ANTED to Buy, House, 5 or 6 signed and lurnishecl. large section,good
80" cycles. Price and details to VSTANTED,; young Ladies, for light
in
all
conditions
'Phone
1856.
Reward.
Pianos.
Clothing Co., Old Customhouse-street. Principal, Evening
view
£1275. Miller and Rutter, 35,
;
Ap
price
!
GOLD AND PLATINUM
Man.Boarder.
T
ANTED,
rooms,
»
Young
all
must
repair
completely
Post.
ii
.of
overhauled
conveniences,
be
'
"
employment. Young's Chemical
gold-rimmed Pince-ne7,
ply 16, Queen-street,
between
off Brougham- within 2d section' G.P.0.-, no agents. I'iinauia-street.
I MACHINERY AND TOOLS
PTANO.
and renovated; qualified experts only on
,
LOST,
Kelburn and Lambton Station AdORAZIN« LAND FOR SHEEP AND Co., .14, Egmont-street.
Apply .Cash,Evening.Post.
strect.
.
ANTED,
Bujei
our
staff.
Nimmo
and
ANTED
to Let, two doublo furSons,
English
for
Kent-ter.
\\7
Piano,
CATTLE.
Private Hotel, 80
i» price £15 10s. Address £15
j Tha Jewellery is separately scheduled dress Evening Post.
progas
Sell,
nished
Bed-Sitting-rooms;
10s,
ANTED Sell, Singer, latest 66,- £7
to Lease, for 2 years, 30
Sell, Fruit Business,
ANTED, UnfurnishedHouse,5 or 6
rooms, low rent, long lease,every
in convenient lots, and the Machinery
'from M'drthy Building, brown Evening Post.
minent stand,large turnover, lease,
, .- -10s.,oak Drophead. Hand Ma- eouker, conveniences; central.' Address
rooms; no children. Apply Toacres Land, at Lower Hutt; rent convenience; price for everything as a
~ WANTED
and Tools may bo tendered for in sepa- LOST,
leather Lunch Box, Purse, and Rintr.
: price £150. Apply Leonard Taylor,: 326,. chines from 17s 6d. Globe,GrandOpera at Evening Post.
TO SELL,
10s per week. Apply Grazing, Evening gojrtg concern, £1250,easy term's. Apply day, Evening Post.
rate itema; or alternative tenders may Proceedings will bo taken. Reward if
Larnbton-quay.
House. Manners-street.
Grain Ciusher complete, in good Post.
.
ANTED to Rent, 4 or 5-rooiicd
Leonard Taylor, 326,.Lambton-quay.
j be given for tho whole of the Stock or returned.,Apply Evoning_Post
Housemaid-Waitress. Apworking order, with hoist attached.
to Sell, Motor and Push
House,handy to train or car, With
and Tools.
ANTED, Board,,by young lady in all
■.ply immediately,. Leviathan Pri- ; -SSTANTED
TO BOOTMAKERS
(female);
I! theForPlant
Boxmakera
ANTED,
would purchase whola
cheap.
Evening
family
Coal Co.j
IT
Address
Post..
conveniences;
private
Bike,
Stock-li6t6, Conditions,and Forms LOST, Evening Scarf, in paicel. Finder For particulars The Westport
Hotel,.
preferred,
a- Fir^t class Boot RepairManners-street.'
business,
good wages for experienced hands. vate
■
Ltd.,
kindly
Evening
part
(near
wharf).
leave
same
at
Post.
Taranaki-street
or
furniture. Addroas Purchase,
Anplv
j of Tender, and Inspection o£ Goods,apterms moderate;contral.
er; good wages,or Man to take Young's CKemical Co., 14, Egmont-et.
ANTED to Purchase,<■
for cash',Dr. musical;
by lady- in. business,one
..Evening: Post.
ANTED,
No Trouble, Evening. Post.
,
telephone
tenth;
works,
ply
morning,
Young's
poetical.
to
in
over
Levin.
'E.
8.,
workshop.
Apply
■!
OUND,"
this
Ires*
Furnished Room, Thorndon, ceumtTANTBD to Soil, cheap,- Baco CiKnown .Large shipment
to Let, 2-roomed Whare,
slot machine box, Lamblon Station,
vol.; "National Cyclopedia., Paino's "Age of
j THE COMMERCIAL AGENCY, LTD.
to Sell, American Reed
FURNISHED HOUSR
Honeycomb and Mar- . tral. ApplyQuietness,Evening Post.
Write Post
now SummerSuitings and Serges
."■ fains,
Plimmorton,sheltered;by beach.
Organs,. 10. to 18 stops; first-class
Purse, containing mency.
Reason," "Tales in the Cabin or Nights
'
] Wellington, sth February, 1917.
superior Furnished celhi Quilts,White'
small
Coloured
'
ANTED,
styles.
largeApply
Evoriing
;
latest
T
Quilts,
to
2
Front
the
Post:'
Apply
Evening
■_
arrived;
Shields,Tailor,
.Let,
Ocean."
Post.
W.H;,
OUice,Porirua.
on
instruments";wholesale' prices. Write or
House, by busines man and wife; etc. Lindberg's, Cuba-street. Towels,
Willis -street.
fireplace, c.1.,
Rooms,verandah,
"ANTED to Sell, two pair of Drake?,
to Sell. 9 Golf Clubs, with see H-. M.; Hay ward,: 22, Old Customis prepared to lease for 3
We still purchase 21.
must bo handy town. Address Furnished,
I /~|WNER.
OUND, Pianos.
use, conveniences,
gas-stove,
two
minutes
.Wellington..
Buy,
MAUHIXISTS
to
Household Furni3 months old; also two young
[{veiling Pot.
and give the highest prices; no de"case. Apply Evening Post.
''.-■ house-street,
! V-' or 5 years, to an approved tenant,
singing Canaries. Apply Birds, Evening
Coat and Trousers Macliinture, any quantity, spot cash; big tram;, ideal view. Separate entrance.
'
for_ auctioneer's commission or
at'Lyall.Bay, carefulTen- XC7"ANTED to Soil, Tip Dray, h_6lds Post.
EMPTY HOUSE.
A MODERN SIX-ROOMED HOUSE, duction
price, paid for clean,goods. : Blake and Apply. Select, Evening Post. /
cartage. Ninimo and Sons,42, Kent-ter.
ibts, male orI. female; also Improv■»».. about ono yard; good condition ;■
from
ant,
bungalow,
4-roomed
built
furnished
Sell,
Houso,
for,
Apprentices.
,
Hudson's
:
ers,
'
Solomons,
Lower
Cuba-etrost.
ANTED
to -Sell, Ruby and DiaHay
Co.,53,
£8.
H.M.
widow
wolarge
by
energetic
olose to the sea, and within two tram
Black
Silk
7
section
40
x
all
conveniWhite's
Line
February:
\oars,
rooms,'
ward,"
East,
person who found
Building, Blair-street.
100,Kelburn
.Engagement Ring. Apply 21st
sections of Cuba-street Will be vacant
man, with one child, Officesto
Extension ; £295,terras £50 deposit. Adfor- clients,-modern one- Clieap,.mond
ences, splendid view, near tram terminus.! Lower . Hutt.
Scarf on Lyall Bay beach please -"
Evening Post.
.
Lyall
early in March.
Highbury,
Evening
apply
Apply
Evening
every
CABINETMAKERS.,
dress
6-rd.
with
consea
-For
address
clean.
Post.
Evening
story
AddressPost.
Post.
House,
and
hot
baths.
Widow,
Exchange,
roturn?
'
ANTED:to Sell or'
Hutt
■".
by .;' three*young gentle- Bay Poat Office.
Men; permanent omploy. ,:
venience,-good' section,,Newtown,-vic, . :'■. Property,- consisting 4 rooms,', all
ANTED,"~two young Ladies to share
ACCOMMODATIONHOUSE
largo unfurnished Rooms, fireFor particulars apply
ment. S. E, Williams Co., Ltd.,
men, engaged in clerical work, good
orchard, etc., for. Welling-:
your Suits, Costumes dry conve-nionces,
double bed-room, use dining room,
concern, ' inity Roy-street, Rintoul-street,or ConANTED,
\\7"ANTEO to Soil, as a Koinualwajs
place u&o conveniences,ground- Furnishers,'117,Taranaki-streot.
'
homely
J.D.,:Evening Post.
stable-street.'
Send
Idotails
to
H.
Ernest
Board
and
.with
quiot
tailor-pressed
by
T> well-furnished,26 bods,
let.
Residence,
ton or suburban" property. Apply Ex-, gas, morning tea, with homely people;
cleanedand
the,
preferred; or would share house.
floor
family; central*locality for preference. American Dry Cleaning Process,+s 6d. change, Evening Post.
easy terms. Address at Evening Post. '
£2 BONUS!
Closeto wharf, main strept; rent £3 ; pro- Leighton, 182,Featherston-stre'ot.
SALE, RESIDENCE, LOWER HUTT. Reply Rent, Evening Post
/.
.
'.'.
a five or. six-roomed House, fit £6 per week clear;price £150. Address
l_^___l__l:
to:Let,..-Sirigle-.and:Double: ' Reply, stating terms, to H.G.W., G.P.0.,
to Sell, Indian Motor Bike
ANTED to Sell, £50 deposit, 4-rd.
, 'Ph-otfe^S^^b^address.
.276. . .-' .
-■':■■■
Property
Evening Post.
5-roomed House,
within Id section of Courtenay-place; Accommodation,
near Box
ANTED—Special .reductions on' all
city; prico £450. Orchard,
Rooms; all conveniences;
and Coach-BiurtSideCar. Perfect
separate* washhouse, drainage, oil open till end of the month.
'
Apply
Sell, 6-roomed Cottage,
children.
;,
Apply,
Plainly
Basin Reserve no
Furnished Bed- '
Goodsto wind up soa- running order, 1914 model; latest kick agent, House,
WANTED
TO
LEASE.
10,,
ANTED,Wash
Dross
276,Lambton-quay.
Post,
scullery,
Evening
copper,
gift
£425
Potone.
bathroom,
tubs, conveniences,
i-acre
freehold;
Genuine,
|
'
Sitting-room,■ for .woman w;ith girl, son. Desperate prices'at Morgan's, 115,: start; ■■ bargain-; £70; ■■/Apply;-. .Hendoe,
House;
'..;■■Pambridg'e-terrace'.':
Lower
4
or
5-roomed
Ilutt,
gas,
who will
w.c,
all modern conveniences,
level Apply 1, Petherick-crescent,
Johnson villo. '
" Apply!. stating .terms, 'to
motobTbargain
ANTED, House-owners 'phono
Evening Post.
nO children. Apply Loase,Evening
. "'.. '
'
Cuba-street.
180.
ANTED,to Sell, Cycle; and Motor-;.: .school' age: Evening'
dry section,' sun all day, nice garden,
■exchange for Farms;
Post. '■-. ■'■■■
Sell, four-cylinder, five-seat- POS^
Moderation,
COUA LEE, Chieroeophist
■as a- going.,conhedges, land about J acre, within 10 minCycle Business,
ANTfiD to Let, 7-roomed House, Orchard, agont, 276, Lambton-quay.
ANTED. Sell, old-established Groer,
Maxwell
1915
umi»cd
m«y
■
bo
Car,
model,
Buy,
immediately,
and Character Reader,
'for
WANTED, FURNISHED,
cern, in rising North
.towni; For 'SrarANTED to
cery. Business, turnover exceeds.£Bo
utes station; a' bargain at £575; cash
few
deposit,
,.;;,furnished,
/for
months;'rent
110
months,
Sell,
uphol.~i.ered,
for
12
solid
'
ANTED
to
£300
p.m.,
leather,
Ii cash,Mt. Victoria, or central,7-rd. , weekly, dwelling,attached to. shop, -low £2 week.
Apply "Mrs.- Barton, Grass27, first>ciass
Ilouso or Flat, two-throo particulars' apply to'-?-Motorist,Evening
required £175; balance arranged. An consulted daily, 10. a.m. to' 9
order, good ures, any trial, £225
Acres, Manawatu; carry 40 cows
Constablosfcreefc. '
icfor- Post.''""
House. Apply 8.X., Evening Post.
price' for quick sale. Apply Leonard Tay- street, OrientalBay.
ideal home.
-.'. I.'..''""
'. ' '
cash. Very Powerful,G.P.0., Wellington. pnees. months; handy City; good
Lambtonsheep.
and
200
Orchard,276,
|
Apply Genteel,Evening Post,
ADAME AZUCENA, Phrenologist,
,Lot r .,large Jlurnished or: quay.
to;Sellfev.eryt!iing Required
ANTEKto'SelJ,'Oriental:Bay, 6-rd. lor, ,325;,Lambton: quay..',,... .
Apply
CONSIGNEE WANTED,
■"Boy, for inotor;parcel,van.
und Clairvoyante, 208,LambtonVilla, centre of,bay; easy terms.
Complete. Houso Furnishing.
: unfurnished'!.-Koom,;;.good locality;
BOX S,
B and C in diamond,1 case Dolls
X N O W N. Specialfordiscount
to SeU, easy terms, 15
(upstairs), opposite Kirkcaldie and i
young '. ladies preferPost.
,
Evening
Apply."H.,'jlnniss
people
-.easy
or
terms
without
Address
and
or
quay
Oriental,.
Son,
186,
business...
Fancy
Post Office,Petono.
and
Goods,ex s.a. Corinthic,.
CROWN TEA ROOMS,
Acres, Manawatu; good land, all
:
: '; ; ■.-■■>
Stains, Aldous'. Buildings.
interest.' Te.. Aro./ Furnishing -Co., 91,
■..'' -■ ■■ "'■'
red.' . Apply Mrs.
:<Davies's Store, NewAugust, 1916. " Shippers, Under Crown
strong l-eiiablo Girl,"must Vivian-street.
from
Mo'.psworth-street.
London,
'
■■
,
. .:» ■■- ,:, .'
'"■ras* half acre orchard; 5-roomed house,
to
Theatre,
.towh ..Parlc.
Sell, GENERAL
OTOR and Side-car—o-8-h.p 2-speod Messrs. H. W. Winter and Co. If not
Cuba-street.. See windows for Bargains.
■bo able to.cook. Apply, after 6,:-2;
ANTED, lior cash purchaser, Good
etc.; £1600. Orchard,276, Lambton-q.T.
Open 11 a.m " to 11.30 p.m.
STORE, in country township:
■■ , '■■..
■■ "■'.-.■:
,1-lairdressing -and Tobacconist's
and Coach-built Side- claimed before 17th February, 1917,vtill , "
.
to Let,- in superior home,
£325 for comfortable4-rd. Kensipgton-street. ■' -■ *
good class of trade; full equipment of car, in.Metchless
" all
ANTED, Sectionsin exchange for
perfect order, for Sale; airy trial; be;sold to defray expenses for wharfage,
mangle!
Apply
Bcd-Sitting-room,
return.
H.
Furnished
,
Business,
good'section,
deposit,
showing
good
£25
",
Housei
We still purchase ' Ernes';
plant, horses, etc.; low rent.
Owner
ANTED—Pianos..
2 new Bungalows, up to £1850Apply Matchless,Box 1527.
storage, etc. Levin and Co., Ltd.
a Mangle. Price and par- balance rent";'also for Sale, several other
'Leigntoh, 182, Fcatherstou-street; conveniences;handr; position. , Apply
and
"no deduc;
, anxious to enlist, but owing to financial £60 cash.
givo'
Highest
prices;
tieulars to Flatten, K\ ening Post.
278. Upper Willis-street." ;' '■:.-. .
:
Orchard,276,Lambton-quay.
cheap: Houses.' Lingard, Grey-street. . : tions
Consult Madame
ANTED to Sell, one of Wellingor cartto Let, sunny..furnished
obligations must sell first; terms cash; PERPLEXED}
for.auctionecr,s'.commission
'
ANTED to Sell, Private Hotel, -47
King, Gifted Clairvoyante. Advice
ton's leading Restaurants,in centre
'.
balcony Room;* glorious view; TKTANTED to Sell,,House,Island Bay;
amount about £2500. Further particuFURNITURE.
VKTANTED- to Let, Furnished Bed- age. ' Nimmb and Sons,42,Kent-terrace.
'
boarders;splendid position; £1200.
all subjects. ' 87, Vivian-6trect, opposite of city, would suit married couplo or
good locality. 20, Tbrraco' Gardens,off : ■TT 5 large rooms, land 48 x 130,perlars apply "
of a . . T-T,.. Sitting-room, also Bedrooms,suit-1o
tho
Contents
Second-hand
M
otor-Cycle^
Sell,
ANTED,,
fectly'
'
lady
daughters,
garden,
.hedges,
Salvation Array.
with
comfortable home,
"..'.■
,
Boulcott-street.
level,
lawn";enamel Orchard,276,Lambtpn-qua,T.
7-roomed House,with option of able for,2 friends,^.electric light, bath,
engine,
Triumph,
preferred.
COUNTRY STORE,frba
"
geyser, gas cooker,--'etc.:;
£700. Apto Exchang<v Farm. BQO
72, .OrientalBay, nextstore.
lease,reasonable rent, good turn- renting, vicinity Wellington-terrace. Ap- oonveniencee,
Care of.Evening Post.
wanted for private motor- long
Private Board and Lodging, bath,
Particulars to Spot, Cash,'Evening Post. ;
ANTED,
ply Ownership, Evening Post- -.- .
sheep and cattle as"
over; a genuino business;no reasonable ply 'M.11.,Keening Post.
young, man. Adacre?, with
'
'
car; ono outside military sfirvico
Factory ".:Hands7~r 'AppTy
for.a respectable
privately, 6-roomed
ANTED
to
for Shop or Hunso proconcern,
Going
Sell,
Post.'.-,.
to.'Buy/
good
-Pig
Dog,
'
ago.. Apply I.A:, P.O.Box 136,Wolling- offer refused. Apply E.M.C, Evening
MUST BE SOLD!
'.-,".,.'
:
\";
Evening:
Lewis and Co., Tory-st.
-.
PIANO. .
House, in good locality, lovely'view, dres3 S.S.,
Thomson,
perty;"
equity
Post.
.
£3050.
Orchard b" Excheap.'.
prico,
. ..must.beEvening. Statebreea',
ton.
-reliable etc.,.
to Sell, in good condition.
ANTED; iby thoroughly
change Agency, 276, Lambton-quay.
and Cutlery of all 'no-agents;- Apply Sincere,Evening Post. ATT
Post. , ';■,:,
OWNER GOING" TO FRONT.
Finder,
Costumiere, best
ANTED, Storeman, for wholesale
off
VY
Dressmaker
and
' with cash- or
6,
Sieverston-terrace,
Apply
KEYS, the Lancashire Psychic,
,business
by
girl,
kinds'
and
Carriers,
knowledge
re-ground
polished
\«7"ANTED,.;
like
Board, references, engagement by day. Akarana,
produce store, one with"
may be consulted
at Boulcott
presidents
all JohnsonviU©
vrith a private-family!. -Reply,'stat- Evening Post.
buttermaking preferred; only marrie,d man Wellington-terrace.
owning property to about ±4000
Sell, PAINTING, DECO-' Chambers;,hours.
new. i'll'Millans, Herbert-gt," off Man- ,-T'T
'„''■-'
10. a.m. to 9 p.m.
attend first-class SacredConcert. value (lew
ing terms, A.R-, Evening Post.
may do) to take up 900 acres.
LYALL BAY.
nors-st. -''■--■'. .--"■'.
or one'ineligible for military duties conRATING, AND SIGNWRITING
Sunday
evening,
Man
Moore's.
Young
in
°Hall,
8.15.
Residence,
ANTED,
Furnishings—Write
URNITURE and
to Purchase,
Boarder,
sidered. Apply Meadows,Ltd., Stout-st.\\f
Income from carting and royalty ±.4»yu
Sell,cheap,
Apply
ANTED
to
Ladies'
to
a
Motor
Shed.'
homely
' BUSINESS; good connection;established,
family,
"SITANTED Let, " ' :
modprivate
or call for free estimates of requireand beach. Full partis','terms
single
thing for someone. Orchard,
tram
,'TT;
ANTED
to:
two
.
furGood
near
Let,
.
year.
over 40 years; for quick sale",plant and ments. To Aro Furnishing
ANTED to Purchase, Section at culars to Emo, Evening Post.
Corsets,'I^ingclotb. Un-derclothing, T;T 525. The-Terrace.
erate. 40, Aro-street.
Co.,91,Cuba:. nished Rooms,;hot and cold, water; 276, .Lambton-quay.
.
Lyall Bay, near beach and tram
Hosiery, , White Honeycomb Shawls,etc;
stock; estimated at £1200to : £1400,at street, Complete :H6use. Furnishers.
ANTED to Sell, quiet bay pouy,
working girls. 76,' Ellico-street.
ideal
for
furnished
suit,
per
£1
with
PICK
AND
SHOVEL
MEN.
~\\T
Tenant,
to Sell, 6-drawer Treadle
or,
Lihdborg'e,
years,
stop;
£10 down and
week,
TO
Cuba-streetl
',' ■**," eheaip ; will go in harness.
valuation. Goodwilllease 2{
with
Apply
to share,
Flat of 5 rooms, or Lady
Let,, smgle furnished
Sewing' Machine; price 50s; perRS. SINCLAIR, Palmist and Crys- bach on, £25down and 30s week; option of
Pick and ShovelMen, for
right renewal,free.
:
5-seater
Yule-street
and
SeaBuy,
good
to
Ford C.L..Browne, corner
. ... , ..Room,suit young lady
' "
'Phone 4146.
drainhiying. Apply Casey Bros,
tal Reader. Interviews,13, Jessie- clearing within 2 years; no agents. Apply
fect guaranteed. Harrison, 33, Mico-st.
,-'■'
. ' , OrientalBay.'- to'-.S^l,
(- toun-road.
SHORT& FRASER,
Car, good oondition; caeh on destreet. Readings from photo, flowers,or Mac, Eveninjr_Post
Disc GrapKophone during- day or soldier's wife and child;
241, Willis-street.
ANTED to Borrow, Six Pounds
livery. Price and particulars to N.,
6-roomed House,Orienhair.
ANTED
homely;
Petone.
Sell,
and
also
"Wheelbarrow.
63
week.
Address
Drum'
50
records,
19,
, (£6); good interest. Apply Prifir.'tcksa Canvasser,for
BOARD AND RESIDENCE.
,
Evening Post.
tal Bay, all conveniences;.price Apply 50,.Norway-street..
'
,
;
mond-street.:
wants good< Board and
two friends,Comfortable
selling,
novelty.
Apply
Evening Post
electrical
vate,
npRADESMAN
"\T7ANTED,
b>
ChamKing's
" Apply ■_
up
IDEAL HOME, KELBURN-SNIP.
£950. Johnßrodie and Co.,
If selling out, ring
X Residence in private family. Cen- M. ' Manthel, ' Electrical Engineer, 98, IT Board and Residence,with private
ANTED Sell, Boardinghouse, 15
a good Waslierwornan,
for
88,
'...■..:
a Ladyhelp.
Sell, 6-rd. .Villa, close cable
.Blake and Co., and save expense hers.
family-; preferably. ,no other., boarders,
furnished througtiout,
-Mondays.- Apply 96, Dixon-street.
well
rooms,
car, and only 8 minutes from heart tral, permanent. Apply Jack, Evening Courtenay-place.
Walkca-street.
big
prices,
spot
terms to Friends, Evening Post.
of auction. We pay
cash,
ANTED to Sell, Spring Cart, Keg piano, now full, £230,or approved offer.
Constantwork to good washer
' .'
city, nicely appointed house, replete with Post.
a Cleaner,one able to work State
'
Furniture.
respectable
ANTED,
for
Pica
womwi,
L'ambton-quay.
by
-2i-inch
Nails.
Venetian.Blind,
:
■'
Taylor,
WADESTOWN SECTION" .
326,
ANTED to Sell,40 White,Leghorns,
hot, cold water, electric light, gas cooker,
electric elevator preferred. Apply
M'HERRON, Midwife, is pre■ tu're Frames,Handcart, Ladies" Bicycle,
by the day. Apply «T. M.,
to Sell, full-size Tennis
pared to go out nursing, town or Manager, .Hotel Windsor.
tiled roof, leadlights, linen press, pantry,
ANTED, a" reliable Broad Carter. cheap
ANTED to Buy, Push Bike, must bo
second season birds. Apply Te liveningWork,
-7flllis.Tory-street,
Post.
Court, (50 x 100),' splendid building
porcelain. enamel bath, shower,only best country. 56, Elizabeth-street.
Apply \V. H. James,Baker, Ta-ra'cheap. Apply Hiwi, Island'Bay. Tel. 3709, 2 rings.
and
good
in
order
"
2d,
Pears,
,
,
ANTED Sell, Peaches
(corner) section. Price £210. Apply R., naki-street.
Married Couples, daughter Good Order,Eyening Post.
heart timber used; level section, 40ft x
ANTED, Strong Boy. for message*.
Let, superior double BedApples 3d and 4d lb, Grapes la lb, Evening Post.
AIRDRESSER,first-class,wants situHouseApply Read and Fenwick, Ltd.,
120ft. Price £1300,worth £1450; only
Laundresses,'
oompcteat General; no < maida, no objection,
Chappie's late
a
House,
city;
rejected.
Apopp.
Sitting-room.
to
Furnished
Dr.
Rent,
Pickling
ution,
married,
Onions
lb.
Kitchen
ANTED
355,,
l£d
Boolieris's,
Cooksi
maids,Nurses,
■ *>
£200 deposit required GenuineBargain. ply Face Massage, Evening Post.
bungalow"house.
washing. Apply Mrs. Bradshaw, Ladyhelps.
Staveley, 208, Quay.
or 5 weeks from 22nd April, residence,..Willis and Dixon streets, Quiii-street.
Kilig's.
for-4
'
.y\TED
Must sell, owing to military reasons. Imto
or
6-roomed
to Sell, charming Family
21,
Buy,
Brougham-street.
5,
,
VST ANTED
tenant, one' in family. Ad- Dix'on-street entrance.
to Let,
7 rooms,
Apply t » Bungalow, with 4,
good section, city
* Residence,
mediate possession. M'lntyre and Co.,
URSTsHED~"7-roornld~llouse
KitcheiToTrT
to Let, furnished, Single ; next; good
ANTED,
'
Mt.
Victoria,
Stationery
dress
Business,
jsjuntryj_Evening^Post_^_^___:
ANTED, good Machinist; also having every convenience; price £1200, to
215. La,mbton-quay.
5e11,..
Post, Ofiice* Hotel, immediately.
Bedroom, lady or gent. Apply 42,
tramline, Thorndon; two to three
or suburbs. Apply Wliaro-Koa,Evening
Hedger, 206, close estate. Miller and Ruter, 3a, -ranaexheart city, clearing £8 weekly;. Aro-street.
."
,
months to careful tenant. References
ANTED to Rent, 4 or 5 roomed
Girls.; Apply A. C.
|_
4 ROOMS, li ACRES, £520.
ANTED to Soil Roll Top Desk,in Post.
"
■'■
also several other Businesses,
well worth
changed. Apply.F.S., Evening Post.
'House, between 5 and 20 miles Lambton-quay.'
:
"
a Push Cart. Reply, statma-strcet.
good order. At Kodak, Dixon-st.
Sell, 4-roomed House,
LYALL
BAY.
■'
inspecting.
Lingard,..Grey-street.
town^
Lloyd,
from
A.S.C.;Buckle-street,
to
water,
requires
Cottage,
hot
Man
Post
ANTED
M.8.P.,
employment
ing
price,
Evening
acres,
facing
Lower Hutt, -1£
to
Sell, would 'for. reCottage,
Furnished
to Purchase, B.S.A. .22
General;
Wellington.,
competent
a
3
.
Porirua;
Light
Help,
days
Generalor
be suitweek; good bookkeeper.
4
moval,'at
{
February.
Reply
2 bay windows,workshop, orchard. Price
of
sea,
gentleman,
particu,
the
end
Board
and
Rifle.
Price
and
Apply
by
Repeater
cheap.
Ap27, Grioif-at.,
good wagjs.
'"\TSrANTED,
adults, in family. Apply 26, Cen£520; Govt mortgage thereon; absolute Apply First Division,'Evening Post.
UnfurnishedRoom, with able for seaside; would sell
M.X.M., 69, Tainui-terrace,Lyall Bay.
T"» Residence,, private family, central.
Northland.
lars to Target, Evening Post.
snip. M'lntyre and Co., 215, Lambtonfireplace, by working woman, ' 'in ply T. Pont; .Porirua. '■ . :
tral-terrace,Kelburn. Telephone 1861."
; .
engaged during the day, reApply W R.R..' Bvening Post.
POSITION WANTED.
ANTED, at onco, Waitress, assist
Te Aro. Apply E.M., Evening Post.
.
q"ay.
'.
Furnished or Unfurnished
to Rent, small',House,not
;,
ANTED,
ANTED
ANTED to Sell, 4-roomed House,
quires Board; must bo central.
FIRST-CLASS
Deto Let, furnished,2-roomed
Draftsman,
ANTED
hot
in pantry. Apply Central Dinius
Room,
conveniences,
homely
use
EvaSs
vicinity
Bay,
above 30s week,
Kelburn.
eeiitre
Kilbirnie,
Sell, Berhampore, House,
signer
posiCottage,
CHEAP VILLA, HATAITAI. . Apply .3.P., Evening Post.
and
Tradesman
wants
GarrettANTED
9,
Apply
central.
.
engaged
day.
Apply
Post.,. , :
people, by lady
. ; street, off Cuba-street.
let 20s water, ga9,:' c.l.', concrete paths, shed; Rooms, 58, Lower Cuba-street.
5' rooms, all conveniences,
Sell, 6-rd. House,onefloor. SL*/t(\(\fi TO LEND, on mortgage; F.L., Evening Po3t.
tion as foremanin CabinetFactory. Ap- Reply Two,Evening
Address
land
115
x
filOO'.cash.'
Apply
Evening
30; £625,
to Sell.' Junior Tourist
ply T.A., Evening Post.
Hataitai, lovely sea view, about
Bristol,
AXTANTED, a Housemaid,for Hawkes ■"\\TANTED, a Companion-Help, good week, £625.
on second mortgage or
at Evening-Post.'
ANTED, by refined young lady,
5 minutes from tram, contains hot-cold <Mt:\J\J\j£2Qo,
VT Bay;. £1. Apply Mia.. Carlyon, IV
".
Push Cart (folding), with hood,also
on furniture. G. S. Hill and Co., 189,
light duties. Apply 58, Cen-; Post
BUSINESS.
:
faume,
Push
water, electric light, bay verandah. Price
day
Employment;
shop
Folding
haLC-day,
p.m.,
or
'
to Sell, Ladies' Free
Chair, in good order. 127,
Featherston-strect. ,
114,Terrace. References tral-terrace,Kelburri.
Unfurnished Room, fireto Buj, "small Business or 2 or 6.30
preferred. 'Apply P., Evening'Post.
■:'..-■"■
Wheel Bicycle, in good running Constable-street£725; £100deposit; snip. M'lntyre and
.
-place, use of conveniences, Brougwould consider Partnership; must required. .
Wife,
section,
Apply
(9
months),
Cottage,
Child
AOTED'to
Id
Sell,
43,
Lambton-quay.
Waterlop/
ENTLEMAN,
order:.
£3
cash.
Apply.ReCo., 215,
2 Labourers. Apply at show good returns. Write Push, Evenor Majoribanks streets'- "
Unfurnished
"SLANTED to Let, 2apply
require Board Retidence, privato
ANTEIiT
city, good order. Apply Going, ham
Evening
2 good Firewood Cutters,
.
avenue, 'Newtown.;
spectable, Evening Post.
VT Rooms. For address
building next Terminus Hotel, Cour- 'ing Post
CHEAP HOUSE,ORIENTAL BAY.
preferred. Particulars 'to Ajax, Evening
to stump and, split;" 10s per cord 'Evening Post.
modern
Sell,
Hataitai,
tenay-place.
.5- Post.'
Sell, 4-rd. House, with Post.
as a
Sell,
Nursing-Home,per. cord for straight wood. ApANTED
LYALL
BAY.
and
7sBicycle,
to Sell, Roadster
knowledge
roomed House, 2 bays, h. and c.
usual conveniences,tram passes
going concern, good .connection,ANTED to Rent, 4or 5-rd. House,
Purchaser, for best availply, to Taucher Bros., Wood Dealers,
ANTED, by young Lady, in office*
Eadie coaster hub, pood order and
dior, no climb. House easily remodelled. AGITII., wishes to meet another Girl,
water, c.1.,etc.; price £675. Manley and
of bookkeeping, Position
with conveniences. State vihen can
able section, Apu-erescent; size 'Mafiterton.
furnished throughout, £200. Leonwith a view to improving speed in
wp-to-date; price £3 10s. H. Corrick, 80, well
Timber quite sound. Pree £785, £200
A.M.P. Buildings.
Apply 8.R., Evening Post.
Meadows,
Apply
Taylor,
La'mbton-quay.
Careful
from
J.
ard
get
possession.
particulars
Tenant,
40ft.
x
132ffc.
Full
■■-■■--■
.326,
Apply
Evening
shorthand.
Post.
Pitmans,
deposit. M'lntyro and Co., 215,LambANTED, a competent Man, to drive -Manners-street. . -.
T. Horn, Ltd., Panama-street.
to Purchase,5 to 6-roomed'
Strong Man, for fencing■■
.
dray.' Apply 55,'Hall-street, NewLL-ROUNDShorthandTyp>te desires E\ening Poat.
ANTED, SchoolBags for boys, or
ton-quay.
~\
ANI'ED, a good Woman, for kitchen,
Hou9e,Mount .Victoria or any-:
, girls, from Is each. Best value
Apply Laory and Co., Ltd., Allen.
"ANTED, a Boy, to -learn tiade;
-LJL- position legal office; kindly btalo
LYALL BAY.
town.'
-knowledge of cooking. Apply
Apply
Evening
City
with
handy
CONFECTIONERY-TEAROOMS.
where
Pen,
ApPurchaser, tor new and
69, Willis-st.
street, Wellington.
!'
good wages to suitable boy.
Post.
53, Boulcott-street (new offered. Call at Osborne's,
. Sell, Confectionery-Tea biikry. Apply Lex, Evening
ANTED to. Sell, cheap, Remnants . Mrs.' P. Revell,
Post.
...,■"■
...
up-to-ddte Cottage of 4 looms;
:'■\TR7\ANT_D a Boy. Wallace,' Chemist,
-house).
ANTED to Sell, the Furniture.and.
Rooms Business,good stand, city,
Treadle7£l 7s 6d; OakDrop- ply Foglia and Copp, Wireworkers, handy position;
i of Pique, Muslins,Prints, Sateens,
price £600. Apply J. T.
by younglady, Board and >V
"\J|7"ANTED,
Effects
of
9-roomcd
on
Experienced
new fittings, everything up to date, 2
hedds,from £2 17s 6d ; terms ar- Vivian-street
for
.a
house,
Willis-street..
an
Nurse,
Parmma-strcpt.
Cretonnes,Drills, Galataas,etc. LindANTED,
Yt Residence, single room. Reply
3'children,
berg's, Cuba-street. .-'-.age 1, 3, and 4 'Phono The Terrace, with option of renting Civil 'Servant;.. Evening Post.
cash registers, milk shake machine,2 gas ranged. New. Singers £5 10s. Globe,
ANTED, young Pupils for the Horn, Ltd.,
to Sell, Confectionery md
'
particulars write to
ISLAND BAY.
house.
.
For
full
Piano; 21» quarter. Full partieu(2
.
.
stoves, stock, plant, and everything as Opera_House, Manners-street.
rings)
.
3763
Drink Business,Hying rooms atto Let, almost .new 5-rd.
Departure,
Evening
Cottage,
(cash
to
modern
of
Post.
or
Eva,
Evening
terms),,6going concern; price £650. M'lntyre
lan
Post.
Sell,
to
Sell
with good home in conveniont
Apply Sure Living, Evening
Bungalow, overy modern convenito Buy, Secondhand Piano,
TXTANTTCD
roomed House, every modern con- tached.
5 ronrns, every possible conveniand Co.. 215,Lambton-quay. '
.
ANTED, 3 or 4 unfurnishedRooms,
.suburb, wishes for Gentleman
to Sell, new double oak ence; handy position ; "a. bargain at £S9O. ence; hot and cold water, electric light
V* ' inu«t morning
be in good order Apply by
ANTED
venience; good view; near tram; just Posb.
or
would
share
11,
Evening
couplo,
boy
Evening
leaving.
Apply
Boarder.
Adtlrcsa
.
and
to
Suburban,
Wardrobe,
gas
copper;
owner
stove
air- Wednesday
ERMIL-E, Genuine Clairand radiators,
Piano,
J. T. Horn, 'Ltd., Panama-street.
'
ANTED, Woman,for washing and
houso;,any. locality. Reply Canterbury, completed. Apply C. H. Pulsford,owner,
voyante, visiting N.Z. Hours, 10 Po-it.
pit fireplaces, shaddock range, Kelburn Post, Wellington.
day weekly or O"o
.
cleaning,
'
332,The Terrace. Telephone 2809.
Hataitai.
half
Evening Post.
Hinau-road,
SHIRT MACHINISTS.
near viaduct.
Particulars ring
day a fortnight. 77, Tainui-terrace, JLiyall
a.m. to 9 p.m. 119,Lambton-quay (upClerks(two) want single Rooms,
ANTED, Single Horse Plough
extension,
'
to Purchase, , young Cow,
two good Shirt Machin2087. :
\
Purchaser, old-established WANTED, capable Ladyhelp, for Bay.
with Board as paying guests, near
stairs), near OccidentalHotel.
Pi ice, etc., to Plough, Post. Agency,
to calve or" just calved. Apply
family; handy to City. Apists; also Improvers Good wages.
small
'showing
moderate
terms.
Cash
Anglican,
Butchery
City;
EvenLower
Business,,
'
Evening-Post.
(2nd
mortgage),
Hutt.
Lend
nnO RENT or Lease, 5 or more Acres ing Post.
£200, Calve,
Apply C. E. R.io, 138,Adelaide-road.
_■
in Kclburn, 2 Rooms,fursplendid return, books open, bona fide ply Evening Post.
■*. Land and House,or small TTarm,
after GovernmentIst preferred;
smart woman, Position purchaser,
ANTED,
Young Woman, assist in
by
Apnished or unfurnished,or Bed-Sitgood second-hand Bacon
BUTTONHOLEMACHINIST
cash required only £200.
sunis of from £500 to £5000on apright of purchase, Hutt or near Welling- /CAMERA, i-plate, for Sale;cost £14 14s.
liou«p ; no objection soldiers' wife
in Tea Rooms,any capacity. Keply ply H. Ernest Leighton, 182, Fea-therButtonhole Machinist,top also
Cutter. Roply ' Bacon, Post .tingroom, with or without board; harproved Ist security; Lingard, Grey-st.
ton rail. Write D. Rne, City Clothing \J What offers? ApplyE. Jones,c/o A. without children. Apply Reliable, Post
to Urgent,_Pj3St_Ageney,^etone:
■_ ston-street.
Agency, Newtown.
bour -»icw preferred. Apply S.H., Evenwages, constant work; also ImL
Co , Cuba-street,Wellington.
M
anners-street.
ing
Ross,130,
Agency, Lower Ilutt.
ANTED Sell, Private' Hotel, 25
Post.
'
1 Trap and Harness,
Diew, M'Corrie, 2,
"ANTED'to Sell,price
piovers c-o.it Üble.
to Let. well-furnished
suburbs, Married
rooms, well -furnished throughout,
welfrecommended,
ANTED, for cook-general,
LOTHINO and Mercery Salesmanre£8 lot. Apply
ANTED to Let, 2 Rooms no clnl- Herhort-stroi't.
suit hawker;
small
double Bed-Sitting-room, use conANTED to Rent, Furnished Whare,
Couple, wife
HOUSEKEEPER,
open re-engagement, good plain
£350 asked for. everything as going con- 130, Nelson-street, Petone.
drou, Main-road, Ilutt. Apply
ciuires position immediately. Apply
.___._
Lyall
Kent-terrace.
or
Island Bays,
rooms,
vegetfamily,
BAK
FOR
SALE
man.milk
2
attend
n
o
children.
3
or
4
LOUNGE
cows single
veniences;
31,
Taylo.', 326, Lambton-quay.
Married, Evening Post.
cook Reply Waiting, Evening Post.
Rooms,Post Agency, Ilult
6 months. State terms Whare, Evenman,
I!I) Sell, high-clasj SodaFoun- cern.
to Buy.
" a Tinsmith's Jennie, able garden, drive par; or
ANTED to Sell, Zeiss Minimum for
good Purchaser,"Thorning Post.
capable of Faking
VV
also Tools, Roller, Stakes, etc. same duties, comfortable home; good
by liirly at buMtn^s, Board
TJAINTERS—Price ~vanted lo paint
ANTED
tain Business, all necustary equipquarter-plate,
Focal Plane,
Palmos,
don vicinity, modern 7-roomcd
charge of workroom, is open for en"*.
new house. Apply on job, Tiraniriand Residence, handy LumbtonPrice to Spot Cash,Evening Post Agency, wages. W.F., Labour
Bureau,18, Grey- Camera,
ment, .heavy trade, very prominent posidirect view finder, Ross "Homoto Sell, New Bungalow. Hi'
gagement. Apply Auckland,Evening Post.
level approach Petone. , :
road, South Kilbirnie.
Apply Haste, tion. Taylor, 326, Lambton-quay.
House, all conveniences,
'
.' street
quay; tenii3 moderate.
centric" Lens, sin., f-6.3 in focussing
taitai, 5 good rooms, thoroughly up>
for car, good section! Send details to
Evening
■
'
,'.
desires
Post.
3
Purchase,
Lady
capable
middle-aged
Apply
,,
Board and Resi;
oi
INGERS, Dropheads, finest stock of
mount; £10 10s.,
good
Quick Sale,
OUNG
WANTED.
to Ronv ot
to-dato; will bear inspection ; price £950;
' '
Leighton,
Expert
Property
H.
l£rn«t
elderly
couple, Evening Post.
and Ruter, 35 Pan*
Woman, look after
cheap Machines ever offered; pruaunfurnished3 0r.4-roomed
a
certificated School
. easy terms. ' Miller
dence,handy to city. Reply
4-rd. Cottage, Te Aro or Mt. VicFeathcrston-street.
. lona,
v
city
'
ranteed ten years. Hand Machines,255. Evening PcM:.
Whare or House,conveniences,
Teacher for the Salvation Army Salesman,182,"f'oTcity
toria. Apply Full Cash,Evening Post. gentleman's home (City). Star, 200, Quay
ANTED Sell, two Sections,Morn- ma-street.
Wellington Machine C0.,41, Kent-terrace.
-Couple, Cookby a capable House,
South WellingANTED,
office,l-:smart~mteUiWashing
Cleaning
ington;
or
Room. vacant, North- or suburbs,good locality. Reply 73, Ha- Girls'" Home, Owen-street,
anil
Married
£75
reasonable
ANTED—
each,
jrent Girl; must be fairly
well edu205,
WANTED,
H
odder,
Apply
elderly
couple
<»
taitai-road'
■■
ton.
Commissioner
'
Waitterms.
■_
2,
Housemaids,
lady,
weekly
weekly.
Uptogether;
keeper,
"wishes to correspond with
10s
offer for two
done, 3 half days
land, suitable for
Laundressos,
Stubbs,
Situation,
ADY,, 30",
cated ; previous experience preferred, but land-road,
Mental' Nurses,' Ladyhelps, Mornington.
.
institution preferred. Apply A.B,C
Kelburn, close to car.
geiitleman, view to matrimony. in advance,use of gas and electric light.
to Sell, 2J h.p. Motor-bike, Cuba-street.
' resies,
not■ imperative. Reply in own handwritPantrymaids.
Porters,
Reply to Quiet,Evening Post..
Evening
cheap; owner leaving for the front. ~~~ CLYNO MOTOR BIKE.
Write Genuine,Evening Post.
Post.
Kitchenmaids,
'
'
ANTED Sell, good 5-room Cottage,
ing-, stilting age, particulars, and salary
ANTED, SmallFarm, near Welling- ' Star, 200, Quay.
by Gontlo
to Sell, 5-6 Clyno, free required, with references, X.Y., c/o G.P.O.
Newtown; bargain at £395. J.
Tailoring Lessons given, Cutand Residence wanted by Apply J.A.P., Evening Post.
ton, in exchange . for '675 acres
ANTED, Private Board
"
enginej 3-speed, fitted with speedoa Youth, to assist on Milk- Fanning a.nd Co., 74, Manners-street.
during the day; con
young man, in homely family, single
to Buy, Boy's Bicycle. State
ting, Fitting, 25s 12 lessons, evenvirgin bush. Manawatu, unencumbered.
ma.n. engaged EveningANTED
new
up-to-date
guaSell,
4-"
etc.;
wages
good
good home.
to W., Poet Agency, Petone. meter, lamp, horn iind tools,
\XT
and
Post.
cart,
price
-Wellington.
Apply
State particulars
Miller
t.ia.l.
J.
T.,
ings, also Suits cleaned,pressed, and re- I room, soft washing.
Rutter,
and'
'
Bungalow;
good
every
'
li roomed
modern
two or three
aVbnce,
, suitable de-.
ranteed
first-class
Elizabeth-street.
.
18,
Evening
Apply
Post.
.
/
.
condition;
Meredith,
231,
Thorndon-quoy.
novated
E.H.,
Brass Finishers, constant employ-Sell, 1.00 acre Dairy Farm,
ANTED Sell, select pTivate Board- livery or side-car. Ownerenlisted. Ap- appliance, within smin-Lyall Bay. Apply
ANTED to Sell, Established an<
ANTED, . Returned Soldier, or ment to suitable men; highest wages
Growing Business, in good Norll
NGINEER'S and "ArcliitectV~experT-.
. inghouse, 14 rooms, fully furnish- ply F. Skinner, Stanlon and Evans's Well Built, Evening Post,
Manawatu: take small deposit and
T7ACANCY for Married Couple, -73~
Youth, for farm work; good home. given. Apply, stating experience, to W. Island town, making £500per year; n.
Miller and Rutter,
enced Draughtsman, or Assista,nt, ed, 12 guests, Vicst position Terrace; Garage, -Molesworth-street." ■'
hou*e part payment.
» Abel Smith-street (next Nurses'
-to
'
Green
Canvns
Sell,
and Son,.Ltd., Engineers and stock to keep; lishfc occupation, suit el
Apply, J. Frffe, Miramar.
.
H.
Price
disengaged.
Apply Square, Evening £300 for everything. V.Apply Bruce and '
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Panama-street."
.
Club).
OHEApr"CAR~
Spring
Chesterfield.£3 10s: Phes:
rlerly gent, or' wounded soldier; pria
Post.
.
Lush,. 27, Panama-street.
Sell, Boardinshouse,nice Founders,Chrirtchurch.
ANTED, at once, 2 experienced
Sell, 5-sealer, 1-eylinder,' 'tarfield Suite, £10 10s;. Dining-High-back
wanted, Distribute Pamphlets.
through- TTTANTED, detached Room or Batoh, £150 cash. Address Retiring, _voni_t
Course on Hypnotism, Feretmal
.Co U7ild
Apply Kempthorne
7* txl
.
Wail.vesscs. good wascs to good " out, . locality, full, well furnished
Good wages
vT^ntstl,
HttKiobakei- Car,*plmvdid eonditipni Suite, S6 7s-6d; Cup* mid Simcfl'i-s,
Apply
Leonard
Post.
pvet-ything,
by.
Monday
Ch'imusy*.
Lamb£150
YT
15S,
morning,
Magnetism,
.'Apply
job,
Auply
Apply
Any
a,
ISelultjue'
£2on
nith.
C»f»i
etc,, for S»le,
Truu, I'los. s. KwiiiitHra, lkid», etc,
'i'irungi. now tlrao, «i,f,. til\A f&sJi.
working tn^ft. :'
Prosser's side door, 9,
4.8..A,,
" .V..CiS. 'Bxeniag
r>Taylojr, 326, L^btou-qm^!
. , Jeiikinfti
%_w ■?«_»
("CoA{inafid..(yi.,l?i>ga 24.
Apply
wad, SsMth KilfeiroJS."- ".;"
:;'
Piart. " ' '
Willeston-street.
t
G.Piy.,Wellkßtott,.
CauibiitlKC-terraoc.
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URGENT NOTICE.
NEW ZEALAND'S ROLL OF HONOUR.
December, killed in
tation in France, Austin Quick, aged 31
years, only and.unspeakably beloved .son of
the late W. H. Quick, Esq. Wellington,
Kuw Zealand, and of Mrs Quick, 7, Albany
Mansions,
ISattersea Park, London, and
brother of Mrs. H. Kemp-Welch.
gIG
QUICK.—On the 10th
T^MBROIDERIES. EMBROIDERIES.
LINE
JUDGING
by the present demand upon
LADIES!
AUTUMN MILLINERY.:
BOUGHT AT A GREAT REDUCTION.
AUCKLAND WAREHOUSE
OVERSTOCKED.
T^OR
WE
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BIG ...
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In
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OPERA
HOUSE.
LET, 2 largo unfurnishedfront "/"IUAND
THEATRE.
TO
HIS MAJESTY'S
Rooms,fireplaces; adults; good loPICTURE
| SoleLessee
cality ; references. Reply Protestent,
J. C. Williamson, Ltd. TO-NIGHT
At .8.
TO-NIGHT
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WAIPAWA
COUNTY COUNCIL.
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D,
WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL.
FIRE BRIGADE.
"TTACANCIESfor a few PERMANENT Evening Fast.
V FIREMEN. Apply Superintendent,
0 LET, double Bed-Sitting-room,
Central Firo Station, Cuba-streetExtenfurnished,two beds,with or without
sion.
conveniences. 39, Aro-street.
JNO. B. PALMER,
Town Clerk.
0 IjET7~£urnShed,~Bed~Sittme.roonr,
o£ conveniences; suit business
10th February, 1917.
J ladies.use 16,
Kensington-street.
PERSONAL ASSISTANT TO
npo LET, Offices, Adelphi~Chambers,
MANAGER,
iL 102. Willis-street,7s 6d to 255. Apply Edward Ree-ves Co. (on premises).
T EADING Mercantile House requires
LET, a front furnished Bedroom;
JLJ experienced CommercialMan, with
for a gentleman. Apply Evening
selling knowledge; excellent opportunity
Post.
for tho right man; salary to. commence
£216 per_ annum Applicant must be in
LET, Flat over shop, 205, Willisstreet. Only references.No children.
■second division or ineligible for military
service.
0
LET, Double Bedroom and Sitting
Stateage, experience, and enclose copies
Room, furnished, hot and cold water,
of referencesto
suit two business ladies, 255. Apply
BOX 288, G.P.0.,
Evening Post.
Wellington.
LET, 3-roomed Cottage, copper,
tubs, 3, Alfred-street, close Basin
Keys, 12, College-street.
Reserve.
days,
for 14
EXPRESS,
T^STANTED
or MOTOR,for Grand
Furnished
LET, 2-roomed separate "Apply
Hotel, nnO
*to v VAN,
-1
44,
Flat, gas stove, c.l.
meet boats and trains and deliver lug- Konini-road,
Hataitai.
gage to same. Apply
0 LET, Kelburn, Flat,. with separate
E. PAGE,
entrance and conveniences,good
"--.-■■
Grand Hotel.
view; rent 17s 6d. Key at Priestly's Store,
SPECIALS !
the sinking of unarmed passengerships!
without notice or warning; of:,
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT!
Last Presentation of the Current
the murder of Captain Fryatt, the de-[:
MONDAY EVENING NEXT.
:EXCELSIOR VAUDEVILLE BILL,
'. portations of Belgians and French mtoj
Including
slavery: of the German connivance. aih
MONDAY EVENING NEXT.
A PPLICATIONS, in writing, accomThe Queen Regnant of Fascination,
i. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD., announce
"
-Ci. panied by testimonials, avo invited
Armenian massacres; and yet he is off:
;
VIOLET TREVENYON!
.- CONTINUOUS SCREENINGS.
opinion that the nations who are leagued)
R..C,
The Famous Propagandist Play,
for tho position of County Clerk at a
Last
.of
WALTER
Night
EMERSON J
Evening- Post.
to
salary of £300 per annum, and must be
"DAMAGED GOODS!"
KITTY
disarm this evil demoniac of. national!
QUEENLY
QUEENLY
GORDON,
KITTY GORDON
Last Night of GWEN HASTO,
received by the undersigned not later
QUEENLY KITTY GORDON,
QUEENLY KITTY GORDON; militarism have the same aim i:i view|
"DAMAGED. GOODS!"
Last Night of TSUDA, THE JAP.
than Monday, 19th February, 1917.
And
the
Bj
Eugene
perpetrators of these crimes. Pre-f.
(member
Brieux
of the'
Final Appearance of
as
The Most Superbly GownedWoman on the Film,
ANTED, SMART CANVASSER,
ALVERNA AND JEAN LAERTE, j
sident Wilson has either, ma ..fit ofjApplications from those eligible for
French Academy).
work good line throughout DoIn the Bewildering Fashion Drama,
*
to
*
Distinguished
service
will
not
be
entertained.
Musical
Stare.
active
Miss J. Bell, Lady Superintendent,
mental aberration, sent the wrong Nota
minion,capable of showing splendidreturn
Melbourne Hospital:—"l consider the Then comes the Carnivalof Laughter:
or he has entirely misapprehended thef'
N. V. WOTTON,
"AS IN A LOOKING- GLASS."
good man. Goodopportunity for Rolesson of 'Damaged Goods'cannot bo too BERT LA BLANC'S TRAVBSTIANS,
European situation. Does anyone sup-!,
County Clerk, to
In their
j
forcibly driven home. One has only to
turricd Soldier. Apply, in first instance,
Telling
pose
set
that peace will be honourable which;::
trap
by
scheming
of tho
a beautiful
adventuress for the man whom
work in hospitals to realise what a great
Frivolous,Frolicky, Musical Oddity.
Waipawa, Hawkes Bay,
too late, she realises she loves with a burning passion that stops at nothing. '
regards the assailants and the defenders ,
BOX 118, G.P.O.
part of
6th February, 1917.
world's,misery would bo done SameGreat Chorus, Big New Show,
the^
of
humanity
as having in view the same
away with if something drastic were clone
Prices—D.C. and all Stalls2s, F. Circle
A DRAMA OF FASHION.
A DRAMA OF
. ■, .
■■■.■: . .'"
Is. Reserves 6d extra.
ends?"
"SCIENCE MASTER REQUIRED.
to lessen-thia horrible evil."
Special Music on the Organ every afternoon and .evening all next week. .
CHRISTIANITY CANNOT PARLEY
TXTANTED, GIRL, for Insurance
A TERRIFIC INDICTMENT
j
NOTA
BENE:
by
Morgan
Dr.: Campbell
at WestA PPLICATIONS will be received
AGAINST
Office; not essential to have knowMonday's Incoming Attractions—
I
-CjL the undersigned, until 10th March,
.-■".minster Chapel :—
THE ELMARS,
SECRECY AND HYPOCRISY!
for tho Position of temporary Science ledge- of typewriter.
level of international reii-j---"On
the
New
York
I
Athletic
Sensations.
Wanganui
Master at the
GO! SEE IT! AND SPREAD ITS
Technical. Col- Apply
EACH
EVENING
AT
S.
.
we,
---tionships
ought
'
as
a
nation,
to sigh!,
WINIFRED AND LUMLEY,
;
MESSAGE!
lege during tho war. Subjects: ElectriUNDERWRITER,
In Cheery Chatter and a Song or So. I Dorothy Kelly is the dainty and too-trusting young wife with a- reckless admirer, lor peace? The most subtle perils are!
|
"DAMAGED GOODS"
city and Magnetism, and Mathematics
by
!
created
the]
threatening
now,
LE
CAIN
AND
us
Evening
Post.
MASON,
to Senior Public Service Standard.
MONDAY, 12th FEBRUARY.
In
Hurricano American Comediennes.
astuteness of Germany and ithe good in- ,
Salary £250per annum, which can proj
APPROVEDBY
.
tentions
President
of
the
AmeriComedy
Juggler,
extent
MERLYN,
of
the
supplemented
to the
of
babiy be
RELIGION, SCIENCE, GOVERN-j
"THE
LAW DECIDES."
can Republic. The good intentions of
'
| Assisted by the Intelligent 'Arch,"
£40 by taking Evening Classes.
MENT
.
~\ .
CLERK.
The Venerable Archdeacon John Ward,]
President Wilson are sadly marred by :
Further particulars may be obtained on
A Divorce Problem Play.
VIOLET
Senior Captain-Chaplain of the
TREVENYON;
■the most tragic mistake that he has
M.A.,
application.
"Thou
shalt
thy
neighbour's
quotes.
not
covet
tho
madderied
husband
Kelburn.
New South Wales Military Forces—''This
In New Dress Confectionsand Latest
wife,"
declined to express any opinion as to
There's dire trouble before virtue wins out in this splendid Vitagraph Play.
Song Successes.
W. H. SWANGER,
CLERK.
-<orf
ANTED, RELIABLE
is
play
Bay,
the
best
moral
have
ever
Flat,
Furnished
lesson I
the moral issues. I am bound to ask
LET, Oriental
Secretary,
'.- .
SPECIAL SUPPORTS.
rooms, kitchenette,gas stove, c. seen. »It warns young people of the
myself
again, as a Christina .man,
.
2
Education Board.
j
IMMEDIATELY, an ex light. Address at Evening Post.
CJI-lORTT'S THEATRE.
References required.
serious pitfalls in life that they may
T^T"ANTED
Also, at THE STAR, NEWTOWN..
teacher, and preacher: /where do you
Wanganui, Bth February, 1917.
innocently fall into. Every man, school
perienced BREAD CARTER; gooc"
stand?
For what did Britain enter 1-ho
Cottage,
5-roomed
Lyall
Bay,
J. ROD AND CO.
LET,
and father 6hould witness it—
war? TTor-the sanctity of treaties, for
WELLINGTON CORPORATION
c.1., gas, c. bath, all conveniences. teacher,
MONDAY.
they are sure to benefit. I 6aw nothing MONDAY.
wages. Apply
TRAMWAYS.
the- rights o£ small, nations,for the safeApply 180, Onepu-road, LyallBay.
in the play to take exception to—none
guarding of freedom. Now I urn terG. M. WILLIAMS,
METRO PRODUCTIONS
LET, first floor above Hart's, 35, but fanaticswould. I truthfullywish the
Now Making Thousands Laugh.
ribly afraid least, in the process of the)
: TRAFFIC DEPARTMENT.
Baker, Lower Hutfc.
Willis-street, 20ft x 30; Basement, actors and management the success they
Tell real stories in a real way, and are
-J
.UNCLE CHARLIE CHAPLIN,
UNCLE CHARLIE CHAPLIN.
Manners-street; also, 5-roomed House,59, deserve."
yearn we should be in_ danger of for-:
notable for all that is great.
UNCLE CHARLIE CHAPLIN,
UNCLE-CHARLIE
getting that for these tilings v«e entered 1
Radfordand Co.
.VACANCIES FOR CONDUCTORS.
Searboro'-terrace.
Dr. W. Maloney, M.H.R., Melbourne
CHAPLIN,
'
"
LADY
CLERK.
I
In
the war. I say. to you deliberately 'to
glory
consider the
D,
T
E
of France has
LET, at Karori, 5-roomed House,
AH
"MAN AND HIS SOUL!"
consent now to any peace that falls
by its great son, Eugene
nnHBRE ai9 vacancies for Six Smart
throughout, all conveni- been enhanced
furnished
AND
"MAN
HIS SOUL!"
giving
'-'.X. Men as Conductorsin the Traffic
to
great
h.
and
mm.
Bneus,
the
his
short of the realisation of these high
water,
c.1.,
c
7
from
world
"THE PAWNBROKER."
experienced LADY CLERK ences,
"MAN AND HIS SOUL!"
■ Department of tho Tramways.
Appliideals is to admit we were wrong"- a.t
large commercial office; salary tram, 2 sections. Apply154,Sydney-street, drama, 'Damaged Goods;'and I hope its
BOILERMAKERS.
in
cants- must bo between tho age of 18 and
lesson
will
not be loet on the press, the
p.m.,
1
or
by
you'll
helpless
laughter.
says
own
to
5
letter.
You
won't
be
able
to
watch
be
with
the
first. I declare to-, you that the
prospects
Apply
and
excellent.
in'
him,
Charlie
In Five Extraordinary Acts.
pulpit, and the Parliament. I hope it
40 years, not less than sft 6in in height, Apply
the three-ball sign means 2 to 1 he does yer. Come along and
handwriting,stating age and experience, to
Christian Churchmust not utter a- word
LET, Double Bed-sittingroom, con- will be played in every city in Aus-'
and ineligible for military service. Apsuggests that there can be .any
that
Apply
Incomparable
veniences.
The
RECIPROCITY,
35, Aurora-terrace. traha.
PAWN YOUR GLOOM.
plications to be inado to the Traffic ManaEvening Post.
such admission made to-day. I say
'J^one_2266.
BOX PLANS at Tho Bristol.
ger at tho Tramway Traffic Office,LambKeenan and Enid Markoy, in the SterlingTriangle Play,
Day
Also,
Frank
PATENT SLIP CO.,
solemnity far- better defeatand
WELLINGTON
FRANCIS
X.
BUSHMAN
with
all
LET, Double Furnished Bedroom, bales obtainable at the Grand" Opera
ton.
WANTED.
"JIM GRIMSBY'S BOY."
Evans Bay.
FRANCIS X. BUSHMAN
death for righteousness than ease and
W. H. MORTON,
also Furnished Room, 2 single beds; House Confectionery.
Scalesand Weighing Maquietness
by compromise, with false
of
aa
Manager.
handy
The-.story
only
kept
General
to town. Address
man who
durned femalebecause he wanted a son.
PRICES—D.C. and R.S., 6s; Stalls,3s;
chines and Weighbridges to repair gas,conveniences,
And
Gallery. Is. Early Doors
:
attempting to force. themselves
He gets a daughter, and—"l ain't a-, he and yer can't make me one."
and_ adjust, by A; O. Franklin, Scale and Evening Post.
7th February, 1917.
Stalls and Gal
ideals
lery,
Is
extra.
the
world by brutality and the
upon
Weighing
Expert.
Address,
Machine
63,
LET, a small Shed, suitable for
ADVERTISING MANAGER.
,
BEVERLEY BAYNE.
negation of all morality."
workshop. Apply A. Milligan, 4,
Dixon-street,City. All work guaranteed.
BEVERLEY BAYNE.
(off
Kent-terrace).
to
new.
THEATRE,
equal
Old machines made'
Esti- Homo-street
THEATRE.
P<ROWN
OUR
OLD
ENEMIES.
MotropoliA
Zealand
Now
INSURANCE CLERK.
UEEN'S THEATRE.
THERE IS NO PEACE Dean Inge, at: St. Paul's:—
'Xjl LEADING
mates free.
v^ROWN THEATRE,
A Glorious Title. A Magnificent)
tun Nowspaper requires the services
THORNDON
MOLESWORTH-STREET,
,
Cuba-street Central.
SALEJ
THORNDON, WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL.
Production.
of' an experienced and capable manDe-to 'VyANTED, by a Fire and Accident
€
"We are met together in sorrow, for
ONLY
£300
CASH.
of
tlio
Advertisement
chargo
take
Company, a reliable CLERK, with Modern'and well-built, 2-story, 9-roomed NOTICE TO PRIVATE MOTORISTS.
the third time, to celebrate Christinas in j.
TO-DAY AND NIGHT.
TO-NIGHT
At 8.
TO-NIGHT
THE CHRISTMAS SERMONS
The GreatestPicture Ever Filmed.
|
partmoat; must bo, of "good address,a *
Thorndon;
all
a world reeking with carnage.' It was j
;
successfulcanvasser, with modem ideas previous experience, who can undertake HOUSE,situated best part
Continuous from 11 a.m.
Last Appearance of the Charming
|
including c.L, gas, mHE WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL
modern conveniences,
. Actress,
a bitter disappointment. We had. all;
inspections when, required.
and methods.
etc. First-class order,both inside and out.
THEATRE.
A
FALSE
CRY.
■*places
hoped that before this Christmaspeace i
has established
in the folApplicants aro required to stato age, Apply
A BIG PICTURE EVENT!
DOROTHYDONNELLY
RITANNIA THEATRE.
For quick and immediate sale; prico lowing streets where private Motor-Cars
—a righteous peace—might have been
previous experience, and salary expected,
DOROTHY DONNELLY
.
£1250.Terras £300cash,balance arranged. may bo "Parked" under the conditions
Showing
UNDERWRITER,
Now
(FROM
-restored.
It was very rash to prophesy,
CORRESPONDENT.)
OCR OWN
find cncloso copies of testimonials,to
Evening Post.
i In ,
Greatbargain. For full particulars apply set out hereunder:
.
Masterpiece,
MARGUERITE
A
Five-act
Mutual
but he did not think that we should
CLARK,
&
1076,
BOX
H. F. M'NEILL CO.,
29th December.
'
"THE'THIEF!"
LONDON,
"
GIRLS
WANTED.
by
BOWEN-STREET—North
between
Tho
Produced
another
"
side,
Universal Favourite,
see
war when this was over.
Sole Agents.
P.0., Wellington.
155,Featherston-st.,
"THE THIEF!"
Following are some of the most note- The nations were all bleeding very
Museum-street and entrance to Par. "SILKS
In
THOS. H. INCE—
|
OF
mo
LET.
T
O
L
E
T.
liament Buildings.
6d and Is. Reserves Is 6d.
SOCIETY
Admission
.UNION INSURANCE
SMART
for
AND
SATINS!"
to
worthy
nearly
GIRLS
"ON'THE NIGHT STAGE!"'
Christmasreferences in London
death, and they would be
TETANTED, a few
CANTON, LTD.
MERCEB-STREET—Northside between
Plan at Begg's, or 'Phono 3470.
"SILKS AND SATINS!"
,
"ON THE NIGHT STAGE!"
churches to the peace move in Germany too much exhansted to risk Teopening
Rooms:
Rooms:
i
Working Men's Club and Electric The prettiest, most dainty,
factory; good wages and bonus.
BRITISH TRADERS' INSURANCE
during our lifetime. The
"ON
their
wounds
picture
refined
THE NIGHT STAGE!"
8 Roseneath,35a
Light Department Building.
3 (Flat) Kelburn
CO., LTD.
NEXT MONDAY—
and America :—
Apply
coming -danger" threatened' us from
ever screened.
8 Kelburn, 40a
j "ON THE NIGHT STAGE!")
5 Roseneath, 26s
A PPLICATIONS, in writing, invited
side between
HUNTER-STREET—North
"EAST
LYNNE."
p.m.—
(Dr..
Master
o!
the
within.
exceptional
Temple
position
Manager
Bay,
XtSi. for
of
10s
8 Terrace, 80s
Also, until 7
. With an
The
Could we recover from, these I
caste,
for Now THE EMPIRE MANUFACTURING 4 Evans
a. point 20 feet east of F/eatherstonA powerful modernised version by the ! Barnes) :—
frightful losses?
After the war "the |
5 Ngaio, 23s 6d
9 Major'b's-st, 55s
Headed by
Zealand,with, chiof offico at Wellington,
CO., LTD.,
street and an elongation of the western
"PEG 0' THE RING" SERIAL.
WILLIAM
FOX
f
rom
tho
5 Karaka Bay
40s
of
WM.
PRODUCERS,
"Peace
is
nations
control
of
good taJary and excellent prospects for
Broadway-terrace.
junction
10 Karori,
Victoria-street.
I
S. HART.,
our destinies would pare into]
impossible unless
/
Fourth Episode.
capable, energetic man; good training
6 Island Bay
11 Bolton-st, 80a
!The plot is strongly dramatic, with big immortal story by Mrs. Henry Wood.'
hands of that class which seemed |
WILLESTON-STREET-:North side " bewhich
distort
and
the
renounce'false'
ideals,
Featuring .
,,
and experience in firo and marine business
FURNISHED.
tween Victoria-street and Jervois- wves6£L c y°ur.seatat Theatre, 'phono
scenes and stirring incidents.
;'
pervert true, and laudable aims. Between to Jiim—he hoped he was not unjusti
otoo- lne booking is already a record.
LEGAL.
:■ j
essential.
Supported by
quay.
Rooms:
Rooms:
THEDA BARA.
nations the only basis of permanent to them—to be at present not the most i
7 The Terr'ce, 70s
Prioes as usual.
E. W. G. DE GYULAY,
2 Cambridge-ay.
WHITMOR.E-STREET—Northside beEmsodo 13 of
;
peace
is to be found in
Chris- fully educated in those moral qualities j
Genera! Manager for Australasia;
8 Brough'm-st, 70s
"THE MYSTERIES OF MEYRA,"
T AW STUDENT (21), exempt, second 4 (Flat) Terrace
tween Lainbton-quay and featherACE
TH EAT RE, tian, idealism. Is therea common
great, and united,!
Specials.
Box 1466,G.P-O.
any sign -.that which made a nation
Bay
5
Island
9
70s
ston-street.
And
other
Moana-road,
PETONE.
half
Law
n
o
office
exProfessional,
such a lofty ■- idealism can ever be .and happy—he meant, the class of the
"*-*
Wellington.
5 Muritai, 17s 6d 10Kelburn-parado
MARION-STREET—In, the centre of
organised lalour.
It
was they who
perience, desires position in office.
of
,
.by
6 Tinakori-rd, 60s
cherished
in
common
the
nations
12 Terrace, 110s
the street
■,
PICTURE PALACE.
decide whether we were to sink
WEDNESDAY, 14th FEB., 1917.
Europe? I am sufficiently optimistic to would.
. LABOURERS.
Grass-street,50s 13 Terrace, 110 a AITKEN-STREET—North side; cars to
EOPLE'S PICTURE PALACE.
Address REMAINDER.vEvening Post. 77 Kelburn,
or swim.
It
was useless to scold, and
beyond
60s
14 Lower Hutt . ,
bo backed at an angle of 45 degrees,
GRAND CONCERT
"'Yes.'
We
look
answer
must
TO-DAY. TO-NIGHT.
than Useless to flatter them.
7 Goldie'sBr'e, 50s
.
and not placed opposite private house.
By Leading Wellington Performers, the bitter passions 'of war to its lessons; much woreonly
f
trust in the good qualA Five-act' Drama, full of human emoANTED, LABOURERS, at Potono
lessons which are being so painfully We could
.'"■ycr
WANTED.
To Let, Willis-street—4 Riooms (proThe- following regulations are to be
In
Aid
of
the
1I » » Railwcy'Workshops; married men
ities
which
were shaxed by all classes
genuine
pathos—
tion and
fessional), 25s
enforced in connection with the proEETONE CONVENT SCHOOLS: learned. This war is no mechanically- of our people^—what Edmund Burke
:
Also,
Shops,
posal
only. Apply
and
Warehouse
"THE
PILLORY."
splendid
destroying
T ABOURERS, for new Freezing
Offioes,,
civilisation
itself.
Tickets 2s and Is.
'*he ancient and inbred integrity,
Accommodation in central business posiJLJ Works, Kakariki, near Marton.
"THE PILLORY.!'
(a) All cars to bo backed into the kerb
Behind ilie material struggle lays'a called
good nature, and good humour of
ASSOCIATION BAND
*
WORKSHOPMANAGER.
tions. Apply
.
"THE PILLORY."
line (except in Marion-street).
spiritual conflict wherein. Europe is piety, English
Long job for good men.
WOMEN'S
NATIONAL
RESERVE.
ATIVES'
ASSOCIATION
BAND
the
J, H. BETHUNE AND CO.
Featuring
people'—to carry. us
graceful
(b) A spaco of not less than five feet to
(Hataitai and North Kilbirnie Branch.) being reborn, finding redemption ma through, the difficult period of reconFLORENCE
LA
BADIE.
(Late
Band),
be
left
between
Garrison
Apply
MITCHELL
AND
cars.
KING,
full "and awful experience of the miseries struction.
JD'RAFERY,AND MERCERY BUSIil)
>
mo
let.
let.
not
to
FLORENCE
LA
BADIE.
Our
old enemies in this
placed
opposite
(c)
Cars
be
enContractors,
Winners of 17 Championship Prizes.
that evil passions and desires beget.
NESS.
The eocial_ pillory is more cruel than the
trances to buildings or crossings
Kakariki, via Haloombe.
of above are notified that Such redemption cannot be made com- country, apart from those moral evils
pilory of ancient times.
2 rooms, Mortimer-terrace, 12s
private property.
into
NEWTOWN
which
all
flesh
was
heir to, were clapMeetings
PARK,
the
of the Red Cross
3 rooms (Flat), Hadfield-terrace
"T'SE PILLORY."
NEWTOWN PARK,
Sewing Guild (Wednesday Afternoons) plete by misery and suffering; years of trap—political and clerical claptrap
to Sell, a'small up-to-date
JNO. R. PALMER,
WANTED, LABOURERS.
rooms, llose«eath, 15s
agonising memory, will be contented ignorance, and intellectual in3
"THE
PILLORY."
of
Town
'
the
of
.;'
reflection,
Clerk.
havo
.
recommenced
at
-residence
p.m.,
DRAPERY AND 'MERCERY
',
4
3
Khandallah, 22s 6d
Judge not people by what they have done, Mrs. C. .1-1.
10th February, 1917.
BUSINESS in Groytown North; present jXXTANTED, several good Labourers, : 6 rooms,
Seville,118,Hataitai-road. ". {'necessary*;tb'finish arid perfect the work. sincerity. Mignt X3od grant us the gift
TO-MORROW(SUNDAY), '
rooms, Moxham-ayenue, 45s /
but by WHAT THEY ARE DOING.
Caii we'yet say that the''horrors'.of; war of wisdom ana understanding."Helpers are urgently needed.
owner going in for pastoral pursuits. Ap" good wages, with overtime; six 7 rooms, Khandallah, 25s p.w.
TO-MORROW(SUNDAY),
LATEST GAZETTE..
WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL.
have done their part in this process?
ply to Messsre. Bing, Harris and Co., or
j
8 rooms, Franeie-place, 35s
RIVAL IDEALS. /
i months' work.
And Big Supporting Features.
11th FEBRUARY,
God forbid that we should think of the
Abbott, Omm and Co., Wellington.
NO. 5 COMPANY, N.Z.G.A.
8 rooms, Palliser-road,35s
Mr. Hall Came,in Eeynolds's NewsTHORNDON BATHS.
Apply
present carnageas a game; yet hope is paper:—
PROMENADE CONCERT.
8 rooms, The Terrace, £200p.a.
,
'"'■ PORIRUA MENTAL HOSPITAL.
(MACMAHON'S)
THEATRE.
CAMPBELL AND BURKE.
PROMENADE CONCERT.
NOTICE OF PARADE.
the keynote of the morn of the Nativity,
■9 rooms, Hill-street, £3 p.w. . .
"What is it to. us that Germanstates- j
SPECIAL NOTICE.
10 rooms, Karori, 45s p.w.
Members' of No. 5 'Company, andMt is good to feel that neutrals are
p.m. TBTHE
11 a.m.—NOWSHOWING—IO.3O
say they are, fighting against ag- j
Splendid Programme.
JL N.Z.G.A., will parade at Fort Bal- right hr seeing such changes in the men
Probationer Attendants;
WANTED.
10 rooms, Khandallah, £120p.a.
on the part of the Allies, ,when j
Public are advised that on MonEDNA GOODRICH,
npHE
12 rooms, Fitzherbert-terrace
lanoe. on Tuesday next, 13th February. temper and : ideals of our foes as herald gression
salary to commence £120per annum
know
ithat for fifty years they had I
day
Ferry
p.m.
afternoon
the
12th
leaves
Wharf
at
7.40
we
aiext,
GOODRICH,
instant,
EDNA
Boat
single men and £140 for married y.AED '■ LABOURERS,
-*" 2
Collectionin Aid of Band' Funds.
the prospect of a permanent peace. Out been preparing
' for,
FURNISHED.
at
the- Annual Sports of the
for war, .
o'clock,
our j
Distinguished
Major,
!
The
American
in
A.
H.
men, with a deduction of £30 for board X
Star,
HOLLIS,
of
also
Rooms:
Rooms:
waste and carnagea better Europe Allies were not? What is itwhich
boys of the New Zealand Training Ship
to ns that
lodging.
Apply
personally
and
to the
Urgently Need Your Help."
Commanding No. 5 Company,' N.Z.G.A. I \yill assuredly soon
4 Owen-street
, 8 Tinakori-road
.
"We
BOY FOR MILL.
Amokura
will
be
held
in
the
Thorndon
"ARMSTRONG'S
WIFE."
better
because
they
"
arise;
Germanstatesmen should
that
5 Hataitai, 35s
9 Dover-street
MEDICAL SUPERINTENDENT. Apply
Baths.
"ARMSTRONG'S WIFE."/
I false ideals will be less potent and true are fighting for the libertiessay
WELLINGTONCITY COUNCIL.
of ihe .little
5 Kelburn, 45s
9 Fitzherbert-ter.
Conductor: Lieut. T. Herd.
ARMSTRONG'S WIFE."
spiritual aims more earnestly sought."
Unless members of the publio are clad
MILLAR'S WEST AUSTRALIAN
know that they denations,
when
we
6 Tinakori-rd, £3 9 Island Bay
BOOKKEEPER.
in neck to knee costumes, they will not
ARMSTRONG'S WIFE."
POSTPONEMENT.
H. DAVIS, Secretary.
i
HARDWOODSCO.,LTD.,
6 Kelburn
9 Hobson:streot
THE DISCOVERY OF ENGLAND. liberately betrayed Servia and violated
be allowed in the water during the time
|
85, Taranaki-street.
6 Grafton-road
10 Rawhiti-terraee
A Thrilling Drama of Urban and
BAND.
the integrity of Belgium? What is it to
of these sports.
to the indisposition of the City
Father Bernard Vaughan, at the- us
NT
E
.D,
Country Life.
\V& ■■&
that the German people should pro7. OrientalBay, £3 12 The Terrace
Organist, there will be NO ORGAN Clrarchof the Holy Name:—
JNO.
R.
p.w. ."
14 Tinakori-road
PALMER,
test that their sole desire 'to nrofm^t
A Powerful Drama of a Woman who
RECITAL at the Town Hall To-night.
THOROUGHLY COMPETENT
to Sell, VERTE-GRAND
mRAMWAYS
MILITARY BAND,
We of England have discovered our- the interests of humanity,is when
Wrong
9 Kelburn Extension
' Town Clerk.
Chose
the
Man.
R.
we
x
JNO.
PALMER,
3th February, 1917.
STEINWAY PIANO, beautifulin.
At
selves through this war. Men of oppo- know that they \have publicly, rejoiced
BOOKKEPER,
Also Shops, Offices,eta, in various
Could You Love a Man Who Cheated
'Town Clerk.
in religion, in. politics, in at the drowning of a thousand innocent
site
views
strument, practically new, latest model. parts of City. Apply
JBor wholesale house. Apply
BACK AGAIN.
1917.
Marriage
February,
IQtli
You
Into
'!
LYALL BAY,
HARCOURT AND CO.,
life, have sunk their differencesand people, who went down with the LusiCost £133. Must be sold, owner leaving.
BOOKS,
c
TO-MORROW(SUNDAY),
m.
a. joined
:
195, Lambton-quay.
M. COHEN, formerly proprietor
EXCELLENT SUPPORTING ITEMS.
hands; women have picked up tania, and take pleasure in. the enslaveReply
Evening Post.
Tailoring
of
the
American
Ladies'
the
tools dropped by men in exchange ment of Belgium? Our guarantees we |
p.m.
At 3
STEINWAY, Evening Post.
TO-NIGHT (Saturday), at B—Prayer for the
Manners-street,'has re■
'
■
rifle; colonists from all parts of cannot stat«, because we cannot -lieve
t, Establishment,
m
o
L
E
years
Meetinff.
after several
in America,
turned,
'
"THE REWARD!" Features
■
e''
TO-MORROW\(Sunday), at 4 p.m.— our vast Empire, hearing the trumpet- that any. such as could be obtained for
and Canada, and intends starting in busi- "
[T^ ANTED, SMART GIRLS, for 1 8 ROOMS, li ACRES; SNIP.
/Vfr
j "THE REWARD !" BESSIE
rail
Speaker—Rev.
Only.
arms, have leaped like swords the protection of a peace to be promulLARGE
FRONT
for
Men
to
partiMeeting
ROOM,
again
Wellington.
nesse
in
Full
Confectionery and. Chocolate DeSell, 8-roomed House, one
"THE REWARD!" BARRISCALE. W. Shirer. Subject—"The Saviour jf from scabbards to rally to the flag, gated now would .have mcure stability' j
duly advertised.
S
floor, and li acres land, Island Bay, In the Evening Post Building. Suitable culars of which will be
Strangers' Tea 5 p.m. Soldiers symbol to the civilised world of fair than the broken ones, whose breach has i
partment.
Body."
the
5
I minutes tram; house insured £1000;
Visitors to the City most cordially play and freedom. But a yet greater plunged us into the present war. There- j
I electric light, hot-cold water, 2 conservaInnocence,Sorrow, and Joy blended into and
. for Officeor ShowRoom.
' Apply
a big heart-stirring story, produced unner invited.
benefitcame to us by .this war. It has fore, until 'our->eji«my is where we^cauI
| tories,coachhouse, stable,large lawn and
HAVE
A
personal
supervision
.WINDSOR MANUFACTURING CO., fountain. Price £1900;£300cash; owner
YOU
GRAMOthe
of Directorloosened England's_ arms from the neck trust her better than : we can trust her
BLUNDELL BROS., LTD.
GeneralInco.
of
jrefused £2350for above" property; proQuin-stroet.
to which for three centuries to-day, let us. tell our friends across the
PHONE?
A MEETING of the Wellington Boot- andGermany,
M'lntyre and
perly equipped home.
LOYAL BRITANNIA. LODGE,1.0.0.1V
she has clung in" a. most hug- ocean ithat, sincerely and passionately
makers' Union will be held in ging more
Lambton-quay.
Co.,215,
BESSIE
BARRISCALE
-^*"
worship.
England is coming back as we love peace, we must ask them
±
t
d~;
b^
M.U.
TO LET.
ITrades Hall, Cuba-street,on MONDAY, to her own, and there is good reason in- with all respect to, stand aside,for the
| \SITANTED Sell, 4-rd. Villa, Newto^n,
so, the following popular Songs on
Dainty Reels of
At
her
Best
in
Four
Thoroughly experienced
1 IT
good posiMeeting
p.m.
closo Constable-street,
SPECIAL
Summoned
.
of
12th
at
8
deed
thank
"Zonophone"
appeal
'
Records will
FEB.,
to
God for having opened present and .permit us to' go on with the
tho
Sweetness.
land QUITE
OF
the Lodge will be held on MONher eyesto see the abyss of Prussianism war. In doing so, we i shall know only
tion, contains all usual convenience,
ROOMS,
to you:
—Voting away of funds.
LADY INVOICE CLERK;
Business
32£tx 100ft; price £475; terms, arranged ;
too well how deep ajid terrible is our
DAY, 12th FEBRUARY, 1917. Business
England
'
in which
has been well-nigh responsibility,
THE LATEST AND BJSST.
—Election of four deputies to the Disbargain. M'lntyro and,: Co., 215, LambSuitable for professional men or dentist.
not only to our own
engulfed. There is no need to
J., HUTCHISON, Secretary.
knowledge*, of typing. State ton-quay.
.©no with
trict Meeting at Maeterton on Tuesday, TO-NIGHT at
go to people, but to the neutral .nations also.
/^URS, NEWTOWN.
"A Broken Doll," "Back Homo in 27th
.salary and qualifications.
Germany
in order to discover what is our And
NEWTOWN.
and
MONDAY
at
Lambton-quay.
general.
and
l/ORS,
66,
instant,
if the. United States should feel
ANTED Soil, 5-roomed Villa .off
"The Home Bells are RingTennessee,"
duty at home. Our first business after
ing," "The Only Way;" "They Didn't
~BOX 1533,
T. PALMER, Secretary.
winning the war will be to put our own that wo have no right to imperil their
Tasman-street,gas-cooker, bopk\
PIANOFORTE TUITION.
■ Believe Me," "There's a Long, Long
national interests by prolonging ■ the
SHOP TO LET.
SUPERIOR
Wellington. I case, newly papered and painted*, imthoroughly
.
STAR
THEATRE.
house
in
English
order,
on
TjiULLER'S
ACCLIMATISATION
war, we must answer that neither have
mediate possession can be obtained. Price
LET, superior Shop in Manners-st. Trail," "When the Joy Bells Ring," and WELLINGTONSOCIETY.
lines,
to remember that if we can they a righit
TO BODYMAKERS.
to endeavour to bring' it
£575; £75 deposit; handy property; no
Apply A. Levy, 117, Customhouse-others.
WHITTLE. afford and
TO-NIGHT!
TO-NIGHT!
'
-to pay nearly £6,000,000a day
climb. M'lntyro and Co., 215, Lambton- quay.
A R OL D
.
WHITTLE.
a close before it has achieved the
Vitagraph Blue Ribbon Feature,'.
PRICE
EACH.
A
in warfare'-against a foe we mustY be to.
quay.
WANTED,
spiritual
ends
which are now sealed to
WORSERBAY.
GeneralMeeting of Mem"THE LAW DECIDES!"
A SPECIAL
Studio: BEGG'SMUSIC WAREHOUSE prepared to spend much in the welfare us by the blood of .our
■£*■
FIRST-CLASS BODYMAKER. 5 ROOMS,MODERN, 5575-SNIP.
of the above Society will bo
children.".
LET, partly furnished,House,three
"THE LAW DECIDES!"
All "Zonophone" Records are Double held bcrs
of our people .at . home, making their
gas
range,
elecin
DECIDES!"
rooms,
Must bo good draughtsman and
tho
Chamber
of
"THE
LAW
Villa,
Commerce,
one
kitchenette,
Sull, 5-roomed
sided. Gramophonists should call and
'
Private 'Phono .880A.
patriotism' worth while, and their homes j
capablo taking charge of wood shop.
Starring
'»
minute
from»station, Ngaio, con- tric light, two hot points. Apply FJax, hear the above Records,as they are tho National Mutual Buildings, Customhouse(Good wages. Apply
quay, Wellington, on
and environments worth'maintaining, a AUCTION AND PROPERTY SALES
Dorothy KeJly and Bobby Conolly.
tains hot-cold water, electric light, ;bath- Evening Post.
TUESDAY, 13th
latest and most successful
of the popular FEBRUARY,
room; land 43ft x 120ft (about); nicely
We start at 7.30 p.m. We chow 10,000
ft. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR family worth rearing, and' religion worth
ROUSE, BLACK AND SON,
0 LET, York Bay, Furnished Cottage, style of song.
1917,at 8 p.m,
practising."
'/.
long term.
Kent-terrace. kept home; price £575,£75 deposit; absqMiss
short
or
.
OF
Apply
TRANSFER
/LICENSE.
Busiaoas:
George Thomas and Co. -will
"in
6nip, owner leaving. Apply quickly, Richmond, 1, .Gladstone-terrace.
Phone
We can supply all the above Songsper
, onMessrs.
Under the Auspices of the Wellington
-TO MONUMENTAL WORKERS. " luto
PACIFICISM
Wednesday next, at 10.30 a.m., sell
M'lntyro and Co.,215,Lambton-quay.
Form (words and music), at 2s
307.
Sheet
To Adopt Revised Rules. .
SocialDemocratic Party.'
Carnegie,'
Canon
St. Margaret's, the grocery stock of Mr. \V. Beattie,
CAMPBELL,
copy.
MARGARET
at
SIX
ROOMS,
,
ANTHONY , ' OGDEN
I-ET, two or three Unfurnished
for W. E. Jones and Co.,
KELBURN-£925.'
License holders are requested to attend.
widow, and JAMES CAMPBELL, Westminster:;— .
kte of Cuba-street.' The .sale will be
Palmerston North, a FIRSTSell, 6-rd-. Villa, Kelburn,
R.
OGDEN and CAMPBELL
Rooms,in good locality, references.
ANTHONY
Draft of Rules may bo seen at office, j (Ex-M.P.
YOUNG, executors o£ " Pacificismis inconsistent,with, the held at the Fruit Exchange, AUcn10 minutes' walk cable car, con- Apply Thermos,Evening Post:
Queensland),
CLAS PLASTERER AND CONCRETE
Townsville,
205,
Lam.bton-qu.ay,
Campbell,
the
will
of
John
, '
'Wellington.
experience.
Gospel
deceased,
facts
of
moral
The
street. : ': 0. .
hot,
light,
LTD.,
preference
gas
cold water, electric
CHAS. BEGG & CO.,
"WORKER;
given to ono who tains
'
Will deliver an address on "Industrial. being the holdor of a Publican's License,
LET, two Front Rooms, splendid
Messrs. A. L. Wilson and Co. advercan mason; first-classwages and constant cooker; land 33ft x 150ft (about);" bay,
A. F. LOWE,
Organisation in Australia," in the Alex- in respect, of the premises', situate at narrative lends small support to the
view, 'Daniel-st. reasonable. Address MANNERS-STREET, WELLINGTON.
doctrine.
It
omploymont to a suitable man. Apply verandah,trees. Price £925. £200.de- Evening
pacificist
Gospel'
carpets,
etc., at
is-to the
"Hon. Soc, W.A.S. andra Hall, Abel Smith-etrect,on SUN- Courtenay-placo and Tory-street, Wellingtise a sale,of furniture,
Poet.
first instance,787,care of J. Uott, Ltd., \ posit, balanco easytorms. Absolute snip.
Distributing Agents for the Famous'
DAY EVENING, at 3.
ton, <lo hereby,give notico that- I desire story taken as a whole that we must their rooms, 151-3, Lambton-quay, ou
M'lntyro and Co., 215,. Lambton-quay.
large,
BedAdvertising Agency, Wellington.
LET,
double,
f
urnished,
TJ\O
to obtain, and will at the next Licensing look if we' are to learn how: Christ re- i Monday next., at 1.30 p.m.
WOMEN'S NATIONAL RESERVE OF
A Sitting-room) all conveniences,
mod"HIS MASTER'S VOICE"
:
Sell, 6-rd. House,' close
NEW ZEALAND.
Messrs. E. Johnston and Co. will sell
CIVIC RECEPTION TO SIR ERNEST Meeting,
to be held at tho i Magistrate's garded and dealt with this question of
rent. 8, Terrace Gardens,off BoulGramophones.
■'■ Wellington, on tho sth day of peace and war.
■SXTANTED, TEMPORARY JUNIOR]
Basin Reserve,contains hot -water, erate
requested
'Phono
1565.
Merabors
SHACKLETON
AND
PARTY.
Court,
And, as we look, there fumed oak iuniittire on Wednesday, at
earnestly
cottstreet.
are
CLERIC (Male or Female); also electric light, porcelain bath, interior
a
of
tho
before
our
1917,
apply
up
picture
p.m. Furniture will be sold at
to
March.
for
transfer
rises
the
of
1
present
be
at the -War Lecture
eyes
"suitable for man with rflO LET, furnished, best part large
decorated;
said Liconso from myself to LAWRENCE a strong, determined, purposeful man, ';' Wharekoa," No. 91, EUice-street, on
SMART BOY, ono just left school pre- sweetly
and Rally on WEDNESDAY, 14th FEBPrice JL
House, 4 bodrooms,'dining-room, VOICE PRODUCTION and
CIVIC RECEPTION* will be ten- HOSSACKHERDMAN, my appointee.
motor-car; ample room at sido
p.m.
Hall,
compassionate
Thursday,
RUARY,
at
Town
at
8
All
indeed
to
Apply
drawing-room,
forred.
billiard room; all modern
SINGING.
weakness,symat 1.30 p.m.
dered to SIR ERNEST, SHACKLE£795; £125deposit; snip. M'lntyro and
are asked to wear the W.N.R. Badge.
Messrs. Harcourt and Co., at their
including telephone, largo
-day' of pathetic with sorrow, " indulgent to
Bth
Lambton-quay.
! conveniences,
Dated at Wellington,the
'
'
TON, and the Members-of the Rescued
(Signed)
garden, lawn, motor shod,etc., handy to
BRITISH DOMINIONS GENERAL Co.,215,
but quite intolerant of pride and rooms yesterday afternoon, conducted the
frailty,
Party from' Antarctica, in' the Council February, 1917.
FIVE ROOMS, WADESTQWN-£650. Lower Hutt Railway Station. For rent
INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD.,
D. E. PLATTS-MILLS,
and injustice and humanity, auction' sale of the unsold sections of
MINA CALDOW has resumed
Chamber,Town Hall, on MONDAY, tho
President.
MARGARET ANN CAMPBELL. selfishness,
Sell, 5-rd. Villa, best part and full particulars apply M'Neill and Co.,
hurling HimsUf against their agents the Dominion Estate, Upper Hutt. There
12th instant, at 12 o'clock^ noon.
Wndeatown, close tram, contains
JAMES CAMPBELL.
25, Panama-street.
Featherston-stre'et.
155,
Teaching
passionat.s
indignation, displaying was a fair attendance,and the following
at
Clifton-terwith
publio
frontFairlie,
The
bathroom;
light,
present.
electric
land 70ft
are invited to be
C YOUNG.
ST. JOHN AMBULANCE BRIGADE, .
LET, partly furnished,4-roomed CotHis resentment by word and deed,flout- lots were disposed of either■■',at auction
Prico £550,£100deposit. Absolute
OVERSEASWELLINGTON CORPS.
JOHN P. LUKE, Blayor.
Willing and Energetic age.
tage, situated SeatounHeights, Sea- race. 'Phone 2365.
ing
opposition,
scorning their or immediately after the sale:—Section
their
snip. M'lntyre and Co., 215, LambtonNurSing
of the
Divisions
moderate rent to
9th February, 1917.
toun; all conveniences;
YOUTHS, for Tea Department; quay.
'___
power. No' pacificist picture this, but 85, at the corner of Royal-street and
are requested to Parade in Uniform
SOLWAY SHOW
good tenant. Apply M'Neill and Co.,
good wages.
Majestic
Personage
passing Alexander-street,
CITY.
at
the
Town
to
attend
the
that
a
and sections 86 to 88,
CHEAPEST PROPERTY,
Hall,
National
155,Featherston-street.
Reserve Rally and Lecture, by Mr. T. !'-. ' WELLINGTON TECHNICAL
across the stage of life's drama, of a Alexander-street,to the Upper Hutt
Soil, 6-roomed House,closo
ST. PATRICK'S COLLEGE.
ELLIS AND MANTON,
0 LET, tho 9-rd. Residence of Mr.
M. Wilford," M.P., on WEDNESDAY, ;
COLLEGE.
The annual show of the Masterton Warrior King
Wallace-street tram, contains hotforth
sections
36 and 57, Kinggoing
conquering
Convent;
at Belmont Station. ApLombard Buildings,
cold water, gas-OTokor, bathroom, con- ply onSpeedy,
14th inst.
A. and B. Association is to be held on and to conquer. We English Christians street, Gibbons-road,to Mrs. Mary Morpremises. .
Ist QUARTER, 1917, WILL BEGIN— the beautiful showgrounds at Solway on believe
'
QT. PATRICK'S COLLEGE WILL
H. H. SEED,
fealty
Old Customhouse-street.oreto-paths, real choice little property;
that
to Christ has forced rison ; and sections 70 to 73, Victoria
O LET, at Titahi Bay, 5 and 6-rd.
DAY CLASSES: MONDAY, 12th FEB- Tuesday and Wednesday, 20th and 21st
Asst. Commissioner
in Charge.
price £725; £200deposit; absolute snip.
REOPEN on MONDAY -NFXT,
us into the arena of this world war, and street, section 151, Poplar-grove, and
RUARY.
Furnished Houses. Apply Mrs. 12th inst.
M Inlyre and Co., 215, Lambton-quay. |
February, 1917. The Solway Showground that the same fealty makes compromise section 164, Willow-grove, to Mr. E. C. .
""
WANTED TO SELL.
EVENING CLASSES: THURSDAY, is
Bay.
Titahi
Thornley,
convincing,ground of 'the great impossible with regard to the issues Coooper. The total amount
ANTED Sell, 5-roomed House,one
a
OFFICE
15th
FEBRUARY.
realised for
LABOUR-SAVING DEVICES.
(near
Classeswill be resumed on Tuesday.
breeders of the Dominion, and the asso- which are being decided there."
, floor, Vogeltown, 10 minutes tram,
"ri'i
NICF- 5-ROOMED DWELLING,
LET, first floor, Edward-street,
the 12 lots sold was-£430. The remainManners-street), recently occupied
J&L with bathroom and soullery, hot John-street,
electric light, patent drainare available in Art and ciation is specialising this year in a
ing
together
Courses
with
4-roomiid
sections,
the
by
Factory;
rent £2
SENT THE WRONG NOTE?
Solomon'sClothing
ivater, etc., situated on.one of the choicest age, splendid section,i-acre,hedges, garT\EPLETION of Office Staffs
Art Crafts, Commerce,Domestic number of the sections. Late entries for
MAKARA COUNTY COUNCIL.
Bishop E-yle, at Westminster Abbey : house on section 38, corner of Eoyal and
sections in Island,Bay. This house has a den; price £500, £150deposit; bargain. 10s. W. B Reeves, 102, Willis-street.
■^ through
Economy (Dressmaking, Cooking, etc.), the show will close with the secretary
the
War
necessiAlexander
private
streets,
A
are
now
for
perfect
Lambton-quay.
gift
M'lntyre
and is in
order.
Kood view Terms.
and Co., 215,
'
O~ LET, furnished or unfurnished,
Mechanical and Electrical Engineering, (Mr. J. B. Emmett, box 40, Mastei'ton)
"It is true that the President of the sale at the upset prices as advertised in
: Apply
to illness of County Clerk,
tates tho employment of Office
Carpentry and Joinery, Cabinet-making to-night at 9
«t £650.
7 ROOMS,ONEFLOOR, £900.
Flat 2 or 3 rooms, c.1.,h. and c. bath,,
annual ram United States, after two years' study of to-day^s Post.
The
Offices
of
the
above
will
be
CLOSED
o'clock..
A
section
containing
an
Labour-saving
Devices.
splendid view, 'phone.
FERKINS
:& GAMBLE, LTD.,
and Designing.
Soil, 7-roomed Residence, 1 all conveniences,
FOR THREE WEEKS from date, 10th
Notes, area hi 1 acre being part of the Golf
113, Customhouse-quay.
Evening Classesare available in tho and ewe fair will be held at'Solway on the question and innumerable
floor, Newtown, about 5 minutes Apply 13, Austin-st. (smin Courtonay- February, 1917.
object of the Links Estate, Heretaunga, was also ofFebruary.
and
23rd
seems
to
believe
that
the
22nd
above
and
also
Building
placc).
in
Construction,
John-street;contains hot cold water, elecCall and Inspect Our Stock.
two groups of belligerents-is the same. fered, but was passed.in, and is now for ;
Plumbing, Plastering, Sign-painting and
JNO. H. HAGGERTY,
SMART BOY, for Office; tric light, bathroom;best side of street;
LET, Karaka. Bay, for term., 8
that. Germany refused arbi- piivate sale. The firm Mill sell by aucland 47ft x 132ft (about), house built under
Chairman.
Decorating, English, Latin, French, Messrs. Bruce and Lush (late W. 11. He knows
large, section,
also SMART YOUTH, for our supervision leading architect; Govt. valuaRooms, furnished;
LTD.,
CO.j
Chemistry,
Botany,
PhysiTUt. OFFICE APPLIANCE
tration, declined conference, and reat theii rooms on 23rd February a f
Mathematics,
Apply J. B.
motor garage, low vent.
Turnbull and Co.), 27, Panama-street, jected every overture to prevent the tion
Drapery Department,, one just leaving tion £980; price £900, terms arranged; Finlay,
ology,
Hygiene,
Geography,
.
GLEN
MIRAMAR:
Commercial
DAIRY,
No. 95, Majoribanks- I
Evening
Buildings.
Opposite
Town Hall,
Post
insert an amended list of homes,also war;-he knows that. his own country- 4-roonied dwelling,
'closing deceased estate, absolute bargain.
Shorthand, Typing, and Accountancy.
street;
school preferred. Apply
on 6th March, :it 2.30 p.m., a 7- f
Garagn
Apply quickly, M'lntyre and Co., 215,
Special Matriculation. Course,/ Mr. shop property and sections.
LET,
Motor
and
Stable.
A
LTHOUGH
there
is
a Shortage of j
water
poured
CUBA-ST.,
WELLINGTON.
men
have
out
like
money
dwelling,
roomed
No. 47, Austin-street; !
j.3l Milk 'in Wellington I hare plenty.
Lambton-quay.
Apply 241, Riddjford-streot, NewGEORGE,DOUGHTY, & CO.,
Rentier, FRIDAY EVENINGS.
destitute and outraged reui- a 6-roomed
"■ Victoria-straet.
Messrs. J. H. Bethime and Co. insert to assistofthe
No. 32, Maaraina- I,
; Customerscon -;et any quantity they
Feos paid strictly in advance.
the little Belgian people; he crescent, andhouse,
Sell, level Section,50ffcx town.
list of business and resi- nants
two vacant sections- ia \.
an.amended
require.
application.
Syllabus
on
Expediknqws
with outhouse thereon, 5 fTIO LET, Konini-street, Muritai, ssth
of the infraction of the,'-Hague Alexandra-street,.Mirsmar.
they
f
t,
CARENE,
8/2412,
sale;
properties
private
110
dential
for
On 9th !
TROBE,
M.A.,
next
to
W.
Lease,
magniDairy
M'FarlanoW Store, ScaS: LA
ANTED to Sell or
minutes Khandallah station; coat owner ■*- roomed (furnished) House),' bath,
" tionury Force. —Will anybody who
f%%T
Director.
also advevtiao to let houses,both fur- Conventions,which the.American people March, at 2.30 p.m., the ivrin will .offer j
'.l* ficeut 9-rd. Residence, at iNiunai, 4 £120. Price £75. Owner left and <& copper, tubi; jont 365-psr. >ycsk, Applj toun, Open dsiiy from 3 p.m. to 5,30 wm iiequiiititcd with tho abovo kindly
; he knowe all a business site with frontages to Vie- \{
studiously
promoted
had
F.
and
Rarpa-rcscl,
P.iti,
SHAW',,
nished
and
unfurnished,
oflicea,
Jlanager,
M'lntyro
Town tmcrificing.
communicate with CO., .30,
, and C0,., 21.5,
■or more acres. Apply.
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the details .ol .organised atrocities;\.of toria-strect- and Old Customhouse-street,
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COUNTY CLERK.
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THE ETENING POST. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1917.
ENTERTAINMENTS
3
ST.
PAUL'S PRO-CATHEDRAL* ■OERHAMPOKE BAPTIST CHURCH.
SALVATION ARMY CITADEI}
Mulgravc-street.
11 a.m.—Mr Morgan.
SHIP COMPANY TTUDDART "DARKER ,T INK.
7 p.m.—Mr. Townshend.
Vivian-street.7 a.m. and 8 a.m.—Holy Communion,
END- OF CONFEEENOE.
- -1
"SILKS AND SATINS" AT THE Newtown Park to-morrow afternoon, at
OF MEW ZEALAND, LTD.
Seatsfree.
AH are welcome.
11 a.m.—Matins. Preacher: The Right
3 o'clock. An exceptionally,good proQUEEN'S.
fYTsalher and circumstances permitting). | Sailings (circumstance* perrniviing.)
BAPTIST
CHURCH.
Bishop
Wellington.
of
TSLAND BAY
GOODDISPLAY AND RECORDATthe New Rev. the
The
annual
of
prepared.
lias
been
The
band
conference
X
Dainty Marguerite Clark appeared in gramme
Subject to Alteration Without Notice. [
7 p.m.—Evensong.
SUNDAY SERVICES.
TO-MORROW.
TENDANCE,
FOR SYDNEY AND HOBART.
Morning, 11—Mr. 0. M. Luke,
Zealand Federation of Master Plumbers
Rivorina* Thursday
Silks and Satins" for the first time at has recently added to its membership
'
Feb. 22 5 p.m.
TINAKORI-ROAD CHURCHROOM.
I
Evening. 7—Mr H. Hart.
liYTTELTON.
several very fine instrumentalists. As
yesterday.
I
Theatre
concluded
to-day.
Queen's
the
The
and
district
a
was
story
proclaimed
Pahiatua
11
a.m.—Children's
S
ervice.
'
p.m.
FOR MELBOURNE, Via SOUTHERN is a
I
Prayer'Meeting—Wednesday, at 8.
Ma.ra.roa Saturday Feb. 10 7.45
charming one, charmingly told, and tho band is much in need of funds, a
holiday yesterday, the occasion
PORTS (Omitting HOBART).
It was decided to hold the 1919 conFeb. 12 7.45 p.m.
Monday
Maori
SPECIAL DEDICATORY SERVICES
picture is a notable addition to. Mar- collection will be made,and it is hoped special
the
OT,
Invercargill.,
p.m.
Witnmora
The
executive
PETER'S
PARISH.
p.m.
Saturday
"
13
Feb.
24
5
ference
in
TuAday
Ma.ra.roa
Feb.
7.45
rtHTJECH
OF
CHRIST
guerite Cla-rk's many successes. As that the public will give as liberally as being the eighth annual show held un- will be located in Auckland for the
Wednesday Feb.. 14 745 p.m. FOR SYDNEY, VIA
Maori
(Vivian-stroet.)
NAPIER, GIS- Felicite she is found
Will bo Conducted by '
der the auspices of the Pahiatua-Akitio coming year. The 1918 conferencewill
SEXAGESIMa" SUNDAY. ; v>
at the opening to possible.
Mii.ra.roa Thursday Feb. 15 7.45 p.m.
AND AUCKLAND.
BORNE,
p.m.
7
bo
in
a
sad
mood
on
Fob. 16 45
the eve of her
Friday
Maori
A. and P. Association. There was an be held in. Wanganui.
ST.
PETER'S
CHURCH, Willis-street. 11 a.m.—Worship.
Early.
Stoamor
COMMISSIONERand MRS. HODDERj
;>8 a.m., Holy
wedding, for her narrow-minded father is
Cargo received till' 3p.m. only.
Communion
STOCK SALES
A resolution was carried that the —7 a.m., Holy
excellent attendance of the public, the executive
7 p.m.—Evangelist W. Phillip*, Subject:
New Ferry FOR LYTTELTON AND DUNEDIN. forcing her to marry Felix Breton,
All Ferry Steamerssail from-■
whom
select subjects on matters con- Communion; 11 a.m., Matins; 7 p.m.,
Early.
Wairarapa
Stoa-mer
and
Manawatu
11 a.m., 3 and 7 p.m.'
being
"Providence or Luck?"
speciEvensong.
Wharf.'
she detests. The only person whom
■____
'
well, represented, both in the mat- cerning sanitary plumbing andatarrange
"Carrying Ist, 2nd Saloon,and Steer- her heart covets is Jack Desmond,greatly
ST. MICHAEL AND ALL ANGELS', Thursday, 7.4-5 p.m.—Devotional Meeting.
and Co., Ltd,, report ally of
meetDalgety
papers
NAPIER, GISBORNE, AUCKLAND.
Messrs.
for
thereon
to
be
read
attendance and entries.
The ings of affiliated unions.
Kelburn.—B a.m., Holy Communion; 11
Monowai Thursday Feb. 15 5 p.m. agepassengers.
disliked by her father. In a drawer, having held the fortnightly sale in their ter
Matins and Holy Communion; 7
'Jqrawera Monday
Feb. 19 5 p.m.
All fitted with Wireless Telegraphy. carefully concealed,she finds two pack- Upper Hutt yards on Thursday, when weather was fine, although a strong wind
a.m.. Evensong:.
Tlks Commissioner
will Commissionau3
Conference decided to present a medal- p.m.,
'
prevailed
throughout
Tickets
for stop-over or re
the
day.
available
a
The
enAND
and
In
tho
first
riHUECH
'OF
CHRIST
Dedicate Contingent of Officers fot
diary.
packet
president
(Mr.
DU.NEDIN.
ages
a they offered to a large attendance of tries exceeded
A. Burt,
LYTTELTON
lion
to
the
first
turn
by
previous
U.S.S.
Co.'s
and
ST.
PETER'S MISSION, Taranaki-st.
steamers or vies bracelet is revealed, the exact duplicate local and outside buyers a heavyyarding
any
Welcome the Cadetsfor 1911
Feb. .13
5 p.m.
year,
China.;
also
Tuesday
(Rintoul-street.)
Taravvera
of
It
also
decided
jun.,
Auckland).
was
a"~
versa.
—11 a.m., Matins; 7 p.m., Mission SerSession.
which she lias had presented to her of sheep and a medium entry of cattle. from quality point of view were well that Mr. William Judd, the retiring pre- vice.
"
Head Officefor New Zealand—Queen's of
SYDNEY, HOBART.
by Felix Breton. The remaining one con- Competition, especially for sheep; was up to the standard of former years,
"
11 a.m.—Evangelist W. Phillips.
Moeraki Thursday Feb. 15.- 5 p.m. Chambers,WELLINGTON.
sident, be given a medallion.
|
the
MISSION
The Chief Secretary and whole National
although
exceedingly
dry
spell
OF
THE
GOOD
SHEPexlocket,
with two miniatures. On keen, and when compared with the preManuka Thursday Mar. 1 5 pjn.
New Zealand Ag-enta for th« Hebburn tains a
It was resolved that in any decisions
Headquarters Staff will assist in thesd
close examination she traces in the faces vious sale prices all round showed a perienced for some months past was re- by the Court, or legal opinions refer- HERD, Mitchelltown.—7 p.m., Evensong 7 p.m.-^Supply.
Collierj.
Wireless Telegraphy.
meetings.
poor
Meetings
the
Tuesday,
p.m.—Devotional
flected
in
condition
of
some
of
7.45
'
ring to caees wherein master plumbers
of the couple a distinct likeness to herself hardening tendency.. Out of the large
NEW PLYMOUTH-TO ONEHUNGA.
OT.
MARK'SCHURCH,
and Jack. Taking up the diary she reads entry, only one r small pen of wethers the dairy cattle exhibited.
engaged, full particulars be sent to *■■'
Earaiva leaves New Plymouth on TuesSussex-square.
The Holsteins were really splendid are
story as it occurred in France genera- went out unsold,all other lots being dis"
of
Mail
a
/CHURCHES OF CHRIST—Petone,11
days and Fridays on arrival
the federation executive for record, and
"
SPIRITUALISTS'v a.m., Mr. Vickery; 7 p.m., Mr. CalTrain from Wellington. "
tions before, and through doing so she posed of under the hammer. They also specimens of this breed, and although for circulation amongst affiliated unions.
CHURCH.
FEDERAL AND SHIRE LINES
lum. Hutt, 11 a-m., Mr. Krusc; 7 p.m.,
is enabled to choose a road which leads offeredon account of some local breeders the entries were confined almost entirely
The
of
officersfor
1917
resultSEXAGESIMA
SUNDAY.
(BLENHEIM)
PICTON
NELSON.
election
j
Subject, "Lighthouses." i
'
'Mi.
Marshall.
'
there
was
lasting-happiness.
her-to
to
local
exhibits
keen
competip..m.
ed -.—President,Mr. ■ W. S Fisher,
Monday
Feb. 12 12.45
a number of Romney rams, the entry
' Patcena*
the judge had some difficult Auckland;
vice-president, Mr. Thomas
Noon REGULAR SAILINGS FOR AVONFREE
Mapourika. Tuesday Feb. 13
on account of Messrs. Liddle Bros, tion, and him
8 a.m., Holy Communion.
CHURCH, NEW CENTURY HALL, Kent-ten*^
'
in selecting the best from Homing, Auckland; treasurer, Mr. R.
"DAMAGED GOODS."
Pateena Wednesday Feb. 14 12.45 p.m"Vivian (Ingestre) street.
being an especially good one. Two of tasks set,
11 a.m.—Matins.MANMOUTH,
LIVERPOOL,
good lot. Milton /.'nass secured five Tudehope,
Fob. 16 12.45 p.m.
Friday
p.m.—Evensongl.
Pateena'
a
Mr.
T.
7
evening
secretary,
the
and
Monday
great
sheep
brought
guineas,
On
next
these
Auckland;
" Pateena
18J
CHESTER, and GLASGOW, TAK- propagandist
Monday Feb. 19 12.45 p.m.
play by Eugene Brieux, the balance of the line of twenty sold firsts, E. L- Harney one first, and H: B. H. Hanson, Auckland j
Rev. G. Ernest Hale, B.A.
SUNDAY, 7 p.m.
executive,
ING WOOL, REFRIGERATED "Damaged
*Doubtful if can be despatched.
one first award. Messrs. F. Hoffman, Robert Allen, and rpHE SAILORS' FRIEND SOCIETY, 11 a.m.—"The ChivrohSpiritual."
Goods," .will be produced at from 7to 8£ guineas. Cattle were a Wilton also secured
■
good
Special
by a Local Worker on
AND
a
Lecture
GENERAL CARGO AT the Grand Opera House,under the direc- little slow of sale, but vendors were Jerseys were
class, the principal Joseph Spinley, all of Auckland; dis- JL CHURCH AND INSTITUTE,
WESTPORT, GREYMOUTH, AND
2.30 p.m.—Sunday School.
■ Whitmore-street.
HOKITIKA.
LOWEST CURRENT RATES.
tion <of J. C. Williamson, Ltd.
One more prepared to meet the market, awards going to J. Jensen,Edgar Hard- trict vice-presidents, Messrs. W. Judd
7 p.m.—"DIVINE PROVIDENCE AND "Thirty Years' Experience and Personal
" Mapourika. Tuesday
Feb. 15
Noon |
"
critic says:—'.''Damaged Goods' was allowing a, clearance to be made under ing, G. Brown, and W. White Scott. (Wellington), A. Peterson (Invereargill), SUNDAY SERVICES,11 a.m. and 7p.m.
TO-DAY."
""■.-.
Investigation of Spiritualism."
produced in Melbourne before an over- the hammer. The principal sales were The dairy cattle classes filled weD, and 0. S. Jenkins (Dunedin), J. D. Colville Morning-Preacher: Mr. Susses.;
" CANADA, AMERICA, LONDON, Via
For freight and passage,apply to
.:""
VANCOUVER.
whelming audience- last, evening, and it as under :—Six-tooth to 4-year ewes, in .the preceding ones competition was (Christchurch),' David Gellatly (TaraEvening:
Spiritualist*
Mr.
J.
W.
Black.
are Specially Invited.
Sailings and all ' particulars on appk- THE NEW ZEALAND &
/CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETYOF
the most thoughtful, bril- 33s 3d ; 4 and 5-year-old ewes, 25s 9d very strong. The principalprize-winnera naki), H. Keesing (Auckland), D. Rait
AFRICAN was one ofstartling
Soloist: Miss Marjorey Jones.
every
"
\J WELLINGTON holds Services
cation. (
plays seen for many to 27s
STEAMSHIP CO., LTD.,
Alpass,
Meeting will tafc^
liant, and
were
Milton
G.
H.
and
F.
Griffiths
A
Genoral
M
embers'
(Poverty
Bay),
19s
Brown,
,C.
o'clock,
2d;
ewes,
broken-mouthed
Id
also place
Song Service,.
8.30 p.m.
SUNDAY EVENING, at 7
" ■■'
5Agents,
SAN FRANCISCO,
years. It pleads with candour for clean to 21s; forward four and six-tooth E. Darley, and J. Jensen. J. Jensen's (Hawkes Bay); Parliamentary Bills comafter service. Important business,
a Testimony Meeting EVERY "WEDNEShonesty,
i.nd
moral
living,
dairy
Baltinger,
AND TAHITI,:
intellectual
two
calved
Messrs.
T.
A.
July,
p.m.,
RAROTONGA
twoheifers,
since
E.
at
8
Boulcott-st.
ewes,
Union Chambers,Customhouse-quay.
34s 2d; forward
mittee,
DAY EVENING,
30s;
Lyceum, Sunday, 3 p.nv.
From Wellington.
and a courageousfight against hypocrisy wethers,
pronounced fine specimens of Wells, W. Judd, S. L. Russell,H. HanQT. JOHN'S CHURCH, WILLIS-ST. Reading
Room,same address,open e»ob
Telephone 1780.
wethers, 295, 29s 7d, 30s 6d, 1916,were
Sailings and all particulars on appli—sensational only in being frank, it is tooth
:
(Presbyterian)..
day o£ week froir. 2 to 4.
*
31s 3d; forward woolly lambs, 23s 4d; the true milkingstrain^so popular in the son, and R. Ramsay, all of Wellingtonj
cation.
and
it
lies.As
cordially
never indecent;
never
Public
welcomed.
representative on New Zealand Em"
medium woolly lambs, 15s to 19s 7d; district.
Tuesday, 8 p.m.—Psychomotry Meeting1.
" FIJI (Suva), TONGA (Nukualofa, Haaone leaves the theatre after seeing
Romney Sheep.—Entries were confined ployers' Federation, Mr. W. Judd, WelCOMPANY'S 'Damaged Goods,' an irresistible feel- cull lambs, 10s. to 12s 4d; two-tooth
TO-MORROW.
pai, Vavau), SAMOA (Apia).
Wednesday, 7,45 p.m.
"
Comirattea
"p AND
,
A. M'Kay and J. E. lington.
4
to
two
exhibitors,
Romney
(medium
quality),
rams
to
5^
r^OSPEL
HALL,
VIVIAN-STREET.
ing of praise asserts itself. Praise that
Taluno leaves Auckland sth March.
Morning, 11;; Evening, 7*
meets 1; Home-efcreet.
guineas;
3^-year-old bullocks, £14; 2^- Hewitt. The former obtained four firsts
ROYAL
MAIL
STEAMERS
TO
man
on
the
had
the
heroism
to
stage
a
Tickets available for etop-over or rewill
bo preached (D.V.) on
Gospel
latter
two.
The
Circle.
year-old
Thursday,
p.in.-rOpen
steers,
£10
5s
to
and
the.
REV.
DR.
GIBB.
8
£11; bulls,
defy a, weak sentimentality, and in terms
LONDON..
THE MARKETS
turn by Messrs. Huddart, Parker and
Lord's Day, at 7 p.m. All invited.. Seats
of truth and reality to present .to the £4 155.t0 £9 10s; fat cows, light, £10 ! H. Ei. Wilton, a local exhibitor, was
Co.'s steamers.
all free. No collection.
'
' public open knowledge of that awful to £11 14s; springing heifers, £7 5s to particularly successful in. the Lincoln
t!
ANDREW'S
PRESBYTERIAN
to
A cordial invitation to all.
only
pauen-'
will
be
allotted
FIRST
AND
SECOND
SALOONS
A. AND P. ASSO^
securing
Berths
three firsts with
herd of cows offered, ewe classes,
■
;
STONE FRUIT CHEAPER.
CHURCH,
curse_ which is doing more to sap the £8 15s. Aofsmall
gers on production of passagetickets at
'■
..'only.
CIATION.
Mr.
B.
Darnell
sold'
from
one
first
with
ram
four-tooth
mHEOSOPHIOAL
account
these, and
SOCIETY,
.Wellington-terrace.
physical energyand moral stamina of a on
Company's office.
'■30th ANNUAL EXHIBITION..
and over. C. Avery. obtained.two firsts
Ballance-street (opp. Supreme Court).
great people than
other known vice £9 15s to £13 2s 6d.
The New Zealand Farmers' Co-operaPassengers will only be allowed aboard
Twin-screw Steamers,fitted with Wire or crime. In this any
in the young ram classes.
the stage has outrun
tive Distributing Company reports that
on production of passageticket.
SUNDAY, 11th FEBRUARY.
SOLWAY.SHOW!
fairly numerous. W. supplies' of potatoes have fallen off to
less Telegraph and Eleotrio .Laundries. the pulpitjand we can give it due praise
sheep
Fat
were
Latest time for receiving cargo may be Electrio Fans and Reading' Lamps in
SOL WAY SHOW!
moral accomplishment.'' The
SPIRITS IN FRANCE
E. C. Tylee,'Simon M'Leod,and L. Jo- some extent, and as there is a good dehad on application at Company's office. every cabin. Round-the-World Tours for its great
PUBLIC LECTURE, SUNDAY, 7 p.m. THE LEADING NORTH ISLAN9
tho
each
Preacher:
REV.
J.
W.
M.A.
presenting
"Damaged
Goods"
hansen
divided
honours,
securare
SHAW,
position
mand prices
firm. The
of
Railway Tickets from Lyttelton to and Through Bookings to New York. company
ing two first awards.' In the five fat
Morning, at 1L
Evening, at 7-.
on Monday night is the same as that
By Mr. Short.
wheat market is at present very unRates on application.
AUTUMN STOCK SHOW.
Christchurch and to principal Southern
The abolition of all spirituous drinks lambs class, W. D. Taylor's entry was tho
has been playing.the drama with
certain. Recent prices quoted remain
may
Fares—New Zealand to London, in- which.
Stations, available for one month,
in France, in practice, though not in easily first.
success in Australia.
20th AND 21st FEBRUABY.
cordially invited.
Public
firm.
Maize
is
dull.
Fair
business
is
j
be obtained upon application at. tho cluding Saloon passage
to Sydney:
theory, will shortly be brought about
PRESBYTERIAN
There were some fine draught horses being done in oats, and prices show a
Single, £50 to £90; Return, £81 to
Company's office.
by a most ingenious method. Tho GoCHURCH.
MEETING. ENTRIES CLOSE sth FEBRUARY
HIS MAJESTY'S.
the ground. Noel Bicknell, A. slight upward tendency. Pollard and
iTIHRISTADELPHIAN
£135. Return Tickets available for two
vernment, by a decree, has forbidden on
\J
RAM AND EWE FAIR.
VICTORIA HALL, Adelaide-road.
A,
MajM'Kay,
years.
jVl'Farlane,*
at
and
Single
OverseaTickets,
or ReThe current programme His
all district bran are unchanged. There is a fair
LINE OF ROYAL MAIL
imports
all
of
alcohol
for
except
Govern'Uth
FEBRUARY."SUNDAY,
22nd AND 23rd FEBRUARY.
turn, interchangeable with Orient Co.
esty's provides several bright and enterfarmers, were the principal winners.
demand for dressed pork, recent prices
STEAMERSTO ENGLAND.
An Address will be delivered (God will'purposes—that,
ment
is,
for
munitions
was
being
Open
Competition
being
Eggs
turns,
scarce,
For further information apply to
The
Hunters'
maintained.
are very
taining
chief among them
or for medicinal use. The .immediate
Preacher,Rev, J. Kennedy Elliott, D.D. ing) in the above Hall, SUNDAY EVEN-.. Splendid Exhibition of Hoisee, Cattt^
JOHNSTON
CO., LTD., Agents. that of dainty Violet Trevenyon, who result of this simple measure will be won by Oswald Johansen's,Coronella, and last week's prices remain firm.
ING, ai 7 o'clock.
Sheep, Pigs, Dogs,- Produce,and
11 a.m.
-7 p.m.
Full particulars regarding,sailing dates Wellington, AND
sings baEads and is a captivating little the total
Hunters' Contest by Poultry is in good demand—realising fair
Wanganui. Tel, 44.
Subject.:
and
and
the
Maiden
Horticultural Exhibits.
application
spirituous
of
drinks
suppression
and fares on
to
artiste. Madame Alverna and M. Jean and alcoholised wine in France. At the Walter Scott's Coker'sChestnut.
the
Present
prices.
Remedy
for
"The Divine Distress."
UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY OF
Laerte are heard?in instrumental and outbreak of the war all the alcohol lacJUMPING AND JUDGING COMPE*
all through, the show and manJAMES'S PRESBYTERIAN
Taken
First-ciass
lines
of green peas are in
N.Z., I/CD.,
vocal duets and solos, and contribute tories in France were commandeered for agement reflect distinct credit on Mr. good demand at- high rates.
All Welcome.' SeatsFree. No collection.
TITIONS.
Choice
CHURCH,
and DOMINION several liigh-class items.
Agenta in New Zealand. ,
The La Blanc war purposes. Since the war the dis- Walsh, the secretary, the other officers, cauliflowers are realising satisfactory
Adelaide-road and Riddiford-street
LINE, LIMITED.
ADVENTIST
DAY
SHEEP
DOG TRIALS.
merrily
Company
Revue
frolic
through
prices.
are
low
in
Cabbages
price.
tillery trade has depended entirely upon and all concerned.
Head Office: 9 and 11,Fenchurch-»Tena» the diverting
LORD'S
SERVICE,
SERVICES, ;
comedy, "In Watts." There imported spirits, amounting to 800,000
■VTANCOUVER' ROUTE.
French beans are offering freely, and
London,E.O.
a.m. and 7 p.m.
CAFE ROOMS,; Accommodation arranged {or Vistfanj
11
VEGETARIAN
pleasure
is
of
be
obtainany
amount
to
at
fair
rates.
lettuce
imports
selling
Only
good
FLEET.
hectolitres per annum. These
'
Apply .by letter to the Secretary.
83, Willis-street "(upstairs).
Deadweight. ed from the present programme.
AUSTRALIA-N.Z.-CANADA (Via Fiji
"The Savourof the Body."
Deadweight.
COUNTY COUNCIL meets keen competition. Turnips and Evening:
now cease. It follows that the manuand Honolulu).
Tous.
Tons.
Meditation: PHlippians iii., 20-21 (R.V.) '
ShowGroundscomprise 70 Acres of Ideaf
parsnips are selling freely at satisfactory
7 p.m.
spirituous
facture
of
drinks
must
cease
SUNDAY,
Sydney
12,350 Port Alma
10,400
CANADIAN-AUSTRALASIAN R.M. ♦Port
Rev.
William.
Minister.
EMPRESS THEATRE.
Shirer,
prices. Spring onions meet rea-dy sale.
Picnio Grounds,Native Bush, Running
"Port Melbourne 12,350 Port Campbell 9,650
spirituous drinks including : not
■ Subject: "The World's Harvest." ;
LINE.
"Port Adelaide
"As in a Looking Glass" has been also,
Streams,Shady Nooks.
Port HackiDg
0,400
At the monthly meeting of the Makara Swedesaro stow.
only neat spirit l>ut all so-called
'
PRESBYTERIAN
Speaker".
Meyers.
In conjunction with the Canadian-Paciao"Port Napier 12,070
BAY
Pastor
C.
K.
Stephens
11,050 Port
9,400 described as a 'triumph in picture draStone fruit from Nelson and,Hawkes
Railway.
aperatifs, which are almost all alcohol- County Council yesterday, draft plans
CHURCH.
Hot Water Supplied Gratis for Piondctf
Tort Nicholson 11,950 Port Lincoln
»,300 mas.
Seatsfree:
All
welcome.
IV
was
at
continues
to
considerable
regarding
sailing
specifications,
footpaths
Bay
Syndicate
dates "Port Elliot
shown for the first-time ised. The
for
Poriarrive in
Full particulars
of Distillers points and
10,950 Port Albany.. 9,300
Railway Siding .and Holding Paddocks
"Port Victor
FEBRUARY.
10,920 Port Macquarie 9,300 in Wellington at the Empress Theatre out that as the stocks in hand will soon rua were approved, and the dimensions quantities, and prices for ' plums,' necSUNDAY,
and fares on application to
at ShowGroundGates.
"Port Writ,
10,780 Port Curtis
8,200 to-day, and should have a phenomenally be exhausted their, itrade will he wiped and positions of two culverts at the tarines, and peaches are lower.
UNION S.S.CO. OF N.Z., LTD.,
The
p.m., Y.W.C.A.
4.15
"Port
Chalmers
Port
Service,
0,860
Kembla.. 8,200 successful run: Kitty Gordon, the fam- out, and it observes at the same tune head of the
Wellington, N.Z.. Managing Agents.
and KILBIRNIE—IV a.m., Rev. Hugh'
■ Club Rooms, Fowlds's Buildings,
Gorge-road were decided apricot season is drawing to a close,
Write
for Schedule and full partkod
9,860 Port Philip
7,200
"Port Hardy
R,
English
plays
Beggs;
p.m.,
Young,
the
of
the
few
7
Mr.
part
competition
actress,
for
"Port Lyttelton 9,775 Port Augusta 7,200 ous
that the Treasury will lose upwards of on,, instructions being issued for their !there is keen
Herbert-street Address by Mr. E. Her- lars to
"
'
Despard, the adventuress,and her
Lila
Port
Hunter
7,200
choice
are
in
5.50
arritssg.
MAIL
SERVICE
in
taxation
'on
construction
in
concrete.
lines
ROSENEATH—II
ous.
Tea.
and
Social
Hour
to
follow,
J. B. EMMET3;
a.m.,
Greengages
annually'
'
"
OVAL
£40,000,000
Mr. F. J.
TJ
1
'Denotes twin-screw.
\ acting' is wonderful. Her many different spirit.
Secretary, Box 40. MaetertMiU
X*'
.■■■■■
decided to notify (holders of short supply, and bring good prices. Dur- East;. 7 p.m., R-ov. Hugh Beggs.
I
to 6.30. THURSDAY, at 8-Tho ChrisVia SAN-FRANCISCO.
It
was
Regular despatches from New Zealand dresses are said to be the envy of all
_J
tian-Worker : Her-Training and Equipproperty who have failed to remove trees ing the week tomatoes have been plenfor London of full-powered high-class womenfolk. "As in a Looking Glass"
BAY AND SEATOUNPRES- ment. Leader, Miss Birch. AU. gills
DANNEVIRKE SHOW,
tiful, and prices realised have been fair,
TO ALL AMERICAN POINTS, BRIT- steamers,
fitted with wireleee installations ranks among the best of the World JOFFRE S HOUSEBOAT ON THE at the request of the council that further but
BYTERIAN
welcome
to these meetings.
to-day
improvement.%
shows
marked
CHURCH.
ISH ISLES, and CONTINENT.
a
taken to have the matter
and refrigerating machinery, charge of fjjypff.
>
i steps may be
To be Held <m
Grapes are in very good demand.
SEINE
, Full particulars_ regarding sailing dates exporioncod engineers. The,in'Company's
attended to.
BAY—II a,m., Rev. R. rf^HRISTADELPHIAN
WEDNESDAY AND
ISLANDp.m.,
and fareson application to the
George H. Reynolds was apsteamers aro noted for the satisfactory
MEETINGS.
Mr.
EVERYBODY'S
THEATRE.
Douglas.
Wood; 7
Mr.
14th and 15tlv February, 1917.
permanent ranger and registrar
UNION S.S. Co. OF N.Z., LIMITED, condition in which refrigerated : cargo
'
SEATOUN—7 p.m., Rev. R. Wood.
'Marsnai then General,Joffre, speaking pointed
A laughing boom set in at EveryPRODUCE PRICES
N.Z. NATIVES' ASSOCIATION '
\Vellington.
by them is delivered at port of
(R»m Fair, FRIDAY; 16th Eobraarate ■
dogs.
I shipped
Subject:. "Our Sea.With Its Sorrowsand
HALL, TORY-STREET.
body's Theatre to-day, when Charlie to on American correspondent some of Owing to the continued ill-health of
destination.
a
A POPULAR FESTUEB
the Land Without Sea."
his dearest wish
The Company is prepared to carry Chaplin made his first appearance lo- months ago, said that
' '
EVERY SUNDAYEVENING, 7 o'clock".
PLYMOUTH
ONEHUNGA- frozen
and a
after tho war had been won. was to Jivo the clerk (Mr. Beech) it was decided'
TO-DAY'S QUOTATIONS.
All invited.,
meat, dairy produce, wool, and cally in a Mutual comedy, "The PawnTo-morrow:
PINE
ANNUAL
DISPLAY OPvSTDCq
.Subject
AUCKLAND SERVICE.
closed
for
three
for
up
in .his barge and peacefully ply
cargo at lowest
and that the officeshould;be
'
current
NEW PLYMOUTH TO ONEHUNGA, general
' rates of broker." This,film adds to Charlie's re1
"The Coming o£ tho Jew."
February;"
down
the
rivers
and
weeks
as
from
12th
feituias as wsoil, in-,
<
'Co-operafreight.
canals
of
Fnonce.
The
New
Zealand
Farmers!
/CONGREGATIONAL
"
A
TTBACnVB
putation
a comedian;it provides one
CHURCHES.
AUCKLAND.
as
No
Collection.
Marshal
the
All
Welcome:
-ci.
barge
Distributing-.
report
eluding
Company
is,now, and.has
tive
Hunters' Eventa, Wjnjf
For full particulars, apply to
long laugh, and introduces many novel for some Joltre's
S.S. RARAWA
on tho Seine,,just
answered at close of Address. Jumps, Pony Jumps, Driving
Questions
boon
quotations
following
THE
ZEALAND
time,
*od Tamto-day:—
COMPANY'S
NEW
market
situations;
Plymouth
supporting
Breakwater on
The
Loaves New
films ina.m.,' Rev.'' W. H.
Competitions, Bareback Biding, jxkX
Paris, at Bougival. To look at it
Vegetables.—Potatoes,' prime Hutt, 14s THEA. TERRACE—II
TUESDAY and FRIDAY, on arrival of
OFFICE,
clude a Triangle picture, "Jim Grims- below
.Vickery; 7 p.m., Rev. W A. TTNITED INTERCESSORYSERVICE ingSheep
ANDY MAHONY AT
from tho outside (says
Dog Trial.
Paris correWellington, or to
a
cwt, others 9s cwt; cabbage, choice, 3s / Evans. Communion, in the evening.
157,J?eatherston-st.,
Express from Wellington, weather,etc.,
by's Boy," with Frank Keenan in "the spondent of the London the
Daily Telegraph)
EMPIRE.
W. M. BANNATYNE/AND CO.,'LTD.,
AUCKLAND
In a,U Eoctjons there is wide aoopß SotS
sack,medium 2s sack; cauliflower,choice COURTENAY-PLACE Meeting at U FOR OUR KING AND
permitting.
lead.
Agents
it is just an ordinary barge, such, as one
TOWN HALL competition, and amongst Home liwlniJ
COMMITTEE-ROOM,
FROM ONEHUNGA, AUCKLAND,
12s sack; carrots, .best, 4s 6d sack;
may coo towed up the Seine carrying
.^
(Entrance Mercer-street). '
Webb-street Methodist Church, 11
tries
Needlework finds a place.
'
PLYMOUTH.
turnips,white,
ton;
TO NEW
3s
(See Methodist
onions, local, £8
a,m.
THE KING'S THEATRE.
and 7 p.m.
TO-MORROW(SUNDAY) , AFTERSAVILL, AND ALBION
merchandise,but within Marshal Joffre
VALUABLE CHALLENGE CUPS
' S.S. RARAWA
LONG.VOYAGE FROM SAN
sack; lettuce, choice, Ss to 7s 6d case;
Central Mission Notices.)
COMPANY, LIMITED.
"The Law Decides," a splendid Vita- has had arranged a. comfortable,if exNOON (D.V.), at 3 o'clock.
are allocated to practically all obsses olf
Leaves at 5 p.m. on MONDAY and
'.
FRANCISCO.
5d
French beans, 2|d lb; beetroot,
iguous dwelling-placo, kitchen, eorv&nts'
CONSTABLE-STREET (Newtown).—ll GOD AT THE HELM OF EVENTS.
stock, and also to the Dairy Prodnca
THURSDAY, connecting with Welling- THE DIRECT LINE OF STEAMERS graph Blue Ribbon drama, was the chief cabin, dining- room, drawing
bunch; spring onions, Is bundle; green
room, two
a.m., Rev. W. A. Evans; 7 p.m.,
Export Butter and Choeeofeature of the new bill screened for the
ton Express at Breakwater.
Weather,
The angels of Mons, said Major Slee-. ,section—for
study, 'and library and smok- , One of the most interesting arrivals peas, Is 9d peck; parsnips, 9s sack; ' Mr. Reynolds. (Communion at close
TO LONDON.
bedrooms,
Tho Dog section has been further expermitting.
first
time
at
the
this
etc.,
King's
Theatre
man, during ffie, course o£ !a. lecture deing room, _. with a window looking out at the port of Auckland for some months marrows, 3s sack; swedes,2s cwt; Hutt
'
morning
service).
of
the
gonerous
provision made xm
Farce
Saloon,' 265; Return, 45e;
afternoon. Dorothy Kelly is the leading upon tho river.. Marshal Joffro's bftrgc is past was that of tho Andy Mahony, the tomatoes, 3s to 4s
tended,and
THE LARGECTPASSENGER
Nelson toma- TRINITY (Lower Hutt)—ll a.m., Mr. livered at Lyttelton, did not come within
trophies and prize money.
Steerage, 20s; Return, 32a.
STEAMERS IN THE NEW ZEALAND artist in this convincing domestic drama, called the Swan.
schooner which came into the toes, 3s -jt-case.
his vision in the onrly days of the war, regards
American
Schedules
all
information
p.m.,
Furthor information can bo obtained
7
Rev.
a
nd
thing
justifies
and fully
Jacobson;
W. H. A. but he could tell of one remarkable
rmy b*
all that has been said
TRADE.
harbour on Monday evening (states the
from the undersigned.
Vickery.
j
Fruit.—Peaches,choice dessert 6s per
from Union S.S. Co., Ltd., and Northin her favour. Bobby Conolly is also in
that those present. could i put their own obtained
Herald). She left San Fran- i-case, medium 4s per
apricots,
Auckland
;
ern S.S. Co., Ltd., Joint Agenta.
J*nu»ry.
Entries
close
on
31st
night
quarter
construction on. Ono
at a
j
Frequent Sailings by the following fine the cast. The play hinges on the ComWANGANUI
a cargo choice deasert 9s per
days
TROTTING
HANwith
cisco
almost
170
ago
;
nectarines,
LEVIN AND CO..LTD.. Aeenta.
Twin-screw Passenger Steamers:— mandment, "Thou : shall not covet thy
12,.when the British were holding
F. 0. STUBBS.Secret*tyy
.TyrETHODIST CHURCHES. past-.
DICAPS
of case oil and a deck loading of tim- dessert 5s 6d per i-ca.se,medium 4s; XIX
the line near Armentieres,they found
~ Date
(Taranaki-street Circuit.)
: neighbour's wife," and shows how a
ber for Auckland. Severalother sailing apples, choice dessert 12s per full case,
very weak. in battalion
themselves
wife
falls
to
a
victim
RANG-ITDXEI
i>jsP^jtj-i )j! VOE undermentionedsteamjoint
port
of
Final
young
the
A. AND P. ASSOCIA*
Steamer Tons Com'ndor
left the American
on dates medium 7s per full case, cooking Ss per
strongth, and all the ammunition had
Following are the handicaps for the vessels
,
,2§|gisEv -"" ers will leave (circumLeaving Port
schemes of a i-eckless lover and an unEcR.
.TION.
nigh to that of tho Andy Mahony, and full case; greengages,
6s per i-case; rasp- WESLEY CHURCH,'Taranalci-street"been- ordered back. He was the second
scrupulous old .woman.
Wanganui Trotting Club's Meeting:—
stances permitting) as follow:
arrived here safely and discharged berries, 7s per bucket; plums, Burbank
11—Rev J. H. White.
in command,of .his regiment, and in
Maiden Handicap; one mile- and a-half. they
SIXTH ANNUAL SHOW.
LYTTELTON via KAHKOURA— Athenie
she did not put 5s per
had
they
ofj
12345
their
When
the
and
loadings.
charge
'
ammunition,
Blue Diamond 5s per
7—Rev. J. G. Chsupman. Anthem:
)23<3
—George Akwood scr, Tim Wilkin scr, in an appeaiance after.70 days out some
Corinthic
PEOPLE'S PICTURE PALACE.
The S.S..WAKATU,
two boxes,when they should have had fTMIE BEST
._ 12332
"Weary of Earth" (TozerJ.
lonic
ScottishChild 4sec,Lady Hal 4sec,Jessie little concern was shown by the Do- i-case, others 3s 6d per i'Case; blackSHOW ON THE MAD?
There wore no iforty,. and no bombs.
On MONDAY, at 5 p.m.
Tainui
The Pillory," a five-actPathe photo- Dillon
10000
Is
TRUNK LINE.
per
per
berries,
2£d
lb;
lb;
Lyon
R
ed
grapes,
supports
6sec,
6sec,Whixall 6sec, minion's shipping men, and when the
for four miles, and if the GerArawo.
10000
play, with the popular actress Florence Sally Dillon
local
BROOKLYNpears,
W.8.C.,
choice dessert 5s
6sec,Tofua 6sec,Xavier 6sec,, 80 and 90 days mark passed there' was 6d
mans ;broke through they would have RECREATION GROUND. TAIHAPK,
11—Rev. J. G. Chapman.
FOR FOXTON—
per -i-case,medium 4s 6d per
captured Armentieres. Just after midFitted with Wireless Telegraphy. Pas- La Badie in the principal part,, is the Plain Roso 6sec, Morning Light 9sec,
* '
WEDNESDAY, 28th FEB., 1917..
that misfortune
7—Rev. J. H. White.
good whole fowl 6s
The s.s. QUEEN OF THE SOUTH, sagesfrom London can be arranged here. star attraction of an excellent programme Montague 9sec, Rejoice 9sec, Rosanna some reason forher.fearing
night a message " arrived from General
Produc«.:—Wheat,
to
Proceeds in: aid of British Rod Croaß
There
was
comOn TUESDAY, at 5 p.m.
per
For full particulars and sailing dates now being screened at the People's Pic- 9sec,Tit Bits 9sec,Inora 9sec,General had overtaken
lOd
to
7s
5s
9d
heavthey
going
bushel;
maize,
French
that
were
to..be
Funds.
ARO-STREETMISSION-.
pare with her for length the voyagesof
apply, to the Agents—
ture Palace. Emotion is the keynote of Botha
ily attacked by a, monster. German asoaits, feedis, per bushel, crushComprehensive Scheduleembracing All
9sec, Doc 9sec, Gold Pin 9sec, several yearspast, and none of them ex- bushel;
7—Mr. Thompson.
this drama. A supporting programmein- Pukearuhe
sembly, 'anc("simultaneously came a reLEVIN AND CO.,LTD.
ed 4si 6d per bushel; seed oats (AusFOR BLENHEIM—
Bliss 9sec.
9sec,
the
San
FranciscoClasses.
days
76
for
right
cludes
A
Pair
of'
Skins
ceeded
that
Germans
Algerians
port
"
"
DALGETY AND CO.,LTD.
from the
the".
(comedy) and
dressed and clipped OHIRO HOME—
The s.s. WAIRAU,
Morton Memorial Handicap; one mile Auckland run. After 100 days had gone tralian),
They had also cut'the OVER £100 WORTH OF TROPHIE*
MURRAY. ROBERTS. AND CO.,LTD. the latest Gazette..
were massing.
THIS DAY, at 11 p.m.
and a-quarter.—Waterfall scr, Gold Drift the Dominion representatives were await- 4s 9d, others 4s 3d, Gantonsand Spar:
10.45—Mr. Chariton.
barbed wire along, the whole front of. the
In addition to
per
is
Duns
4s
6d
row.bills
3d,
bushel;
Doris
Wilkes
Neigh
They
night
expectcompany
v NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING
2sec,
3sec,
waited all.
THE BRITANNIA.
4sec, ing any news they could get, and .were
LIBERAL PRIZE MONEY.,
rfIHE
seed, 7s Gd per bushel; IVTETHODIST CENTRAL MISSION. ing1,the attack. No reinforcementscould
Auriferous ssec, Lucy Wallace ' 6sec, prepared for something in the way of partridge.peas
For freight or passage, apply to
■*"
COMPANY'S LINE.
feed peas, 6s 6d; Russian barley cape XfX
To-day's new programmeat the Britan- Master Hal 7sec, Trooper Dillon Bsec, an
Rev. G. Knowlos
get up till 10,nest day, and there seemed
LEVIN AND CO.. LTD.. Agents.
MODERNTWIN SCREWPASSENGER nia is headed
MAIN TRUNK RAM FAIR.
accident. After being 111 days out,, seed. 5s per bushel; barley feed, 4s Gd 10 ».m.—SilverBand, Abel Smith.
by a Thomas H.- Ince proSmith-street. to be a .prospect of annihilation. But at
lOsec, Comedy lOsec, Princess short of water, and storm-tossed,she per
STEAMERS,
TAIHAPE SALEYARDS.
barley meal, £7 10s per 11 a.m.—Webb-street,
duction entitled "On the Night Stage." Kleitos
bushel;
Rev
A.
E.
Hunt.
dawn next morning; for. the first time in
JA NCHOR SHIPPING & FOUNDRY FITTED WITH EVERY COMFORT. The story is of a Western flavour, but it Hazel lOsec, Bellfounder lOsec, Lady arrived at Sydney with the chief mate tone; pollard, £7 15s per ton; rice pol"The Poverty of Jesus."
was
covered
with
1917.
ground
six weeks,the
THURSDAY, Ist'MARCH,
LA.
Sefton lOsec,The Weaver lOsec.
CO., LIMITED.
and showing evidences of having had lard, £7 per ton; bran, £5 per ton; 6 p.m.—Silver Band, Ghuznee-street. a dense
It
is
intended
further
notice
white
mist, and the Germans,not
until
to
is
not
"Wild
West."
The
ill,
Entries Closd
17tS
supporting
Show
Handicap;
p.m.—EVERYBODY'S
Wangariui Cup
PROPOSED SAILINGS.,
two miles.— a long and adventurous voyage. The linseed oil cake,*,slabs, meal and nuts 7
THEATRE. being able to see their target; could not February, 1917. Ram SATURDAY,
despatch a Passenger Steamerfrom time pictures include episode thirteen of " The
Fair Enlries Cloea
Sceptre scr, Cletic 4sec, Stone Bolden chronometer had developed defects,and £11 10s per ton of
FOR NELSON, WESTPORT, GREY- to time to a Port in the United King"The Essential Act." Recital, Miss follow out their usual tactics prior to an THURSDAY, Ist February,
1
00's
1917.
Mysteries
of
which
20001b6,
Myra,"
nearly
is
12s,
MOUTH and HOKITIKA—The s.s. dom.
Fathers. Soloist,Mr.- Frazer
Shanghai 6sec,Albert Wallace 6sec,
.'.'"■
had 50's 6s 6d; clia.ff, oaten sheaf £5 15s
attack..'The mist held until four batSendfor a Scheduleof tho Show aa&
combined with heavy weather,
a Christie comedy, "His 4sec,
Webb-street—Rev,A.' E. Hunt. "The talions ..'had' cpmo up to the.' relief, and particulars
KENNEDY, on TUESDAY, 5 p.m.
Return. Tickets available by P. and O. ended, alsoElephant."
Whist Bsec,Doris Wilkes Bsec,Todd Bells this,
The water supply to £6 per ton; straw, £3 10s per ton.
of tho ; R-am Fair to
upset calculations.
Mark of a' Disciple."
■
'
'For freight or passage,apply to
Friend the
Line.
observing tho reinforceTrix
Pointer
Parole
the
Billy
Bsec,
9sec,
Gei'mans,
considerably
''.'-'
had
been
a
nd
there
reduced,
A. M. RYAN, Secretary.
WRIGHT, STEPHENSON AND CO.,
Also from time to time ss opportunity
ments, put" off the attack. "You. may be
lOsec,Rexcordium lOsec,St. Leo lOsec, was a lealcage amongthe oil cargo.,From
OHUROH.
Box 81. Taihape.
LIMITED
Sleeman,
Major"
very,
offers
FIRST-CLASS
INSULATED
SHORTT'S
THEATRE.
.said"
Olive Palm lOsec, Parole Bells 12sec, this source, however,there was no mis"At the present time there is more
WELLINGTONSOUTHCIRCUIT.
materialistic,"
(Late W. and G. Tmnbull and Co.,Ltd.). CARGOSTEAMERS.
A trnly delightful story is contained
the thing was quite
■■(Newtovra), Harvest Thanksgiving. '!and think thatonly
Advance 12sec, Peony 14sec,
Agents. .Tel. No. 4030.. ,
the arrival' at Sydney practi- moneyin the East End of London than Trinity
.you...that
For particulars as to passages, freight, in the Metro film "The Sunbeam," General
and
tell
two
hap,
simple.
I
can
p.m.,
—11 a.m., Rev. A Reader; 3
Good Child
Mis 3Havoc 14sec, cally closed the long chapter-of adven- ever there was," said a sub-divisional
etc
which will be shown for the last time at Tattles Msec,Msec,
Flower Service; 7 pirn., Rev. E. Drake. days later, the Germansmoved off toNELSON, MOTUEKA, TAKAKA,
FOR
Rotomanuka 14sec.
inspector at Old-street Police 'Court re- Donald
nearly' the
"
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M'Lean-street—ll a.m... Rev. J. wards Ypres and wiped : out
AND COLLINGWOOD.
Shortt's Theatre to-night. It is bright,
"Kaitoe—Monday,
Kirkwood Handicap; one mile and a- ture.
,
cently.
,
THE*
NEW
ZEALAND
/
SHIPPING
whole of. two, battalions there."; UnTho run across from Sydney, which
Richards; 7 p.m., Mr Raine.
12th. Feb., 5 p.m.
COMPANY. LTD.
clean, and wholesome,and gives Mabel half.—Greywood scr,' Rio Grande scr,
(Harvest Thanksgiving)—lla.m., doubtedly, tho besetting sin of the civiKilbirnio
January,
Bth
Nikau—Tuesday, 13th Feb., 5 p:nu
did
not.
commence
until
RACING CLUtt,
unique
opportunities
Taliaferro
which Gladall
Red Morn 6sec, Chocolate
-'Kaitoa—Wednesday, 14th Feb., 5 p.m.
Mr. R. Young; 1 p.m., Rev. J. lised world' has of late been materialism. T\ANNEVIRKE
in heavy weather,but'this did
A gentle laxative for chilshe makes the most of. Her taming of 'Soldier 6sec,
Sol Bsec,Lovebird 9sec, was made
Richards.
In this, 'all are to blame in various deA.
MAIL LINE the
6sec,
Nikuu—Thursday, 15th Feb., 5 p.m.
Magnesia.
add
further
incident
to
the
dren
—Sharland's
Fresh;
MEETUXG.
only.
hard-hearted manufactureris cleverly Wild Palm 9sec, Murphy 9sec, Gipsy not
any
But no
AUTUMN
Bay—ll a.m., Rev. J. Crevrea;7 grees-and not Germany
"„■■■.
Kai toe—Friday, 16th Feb., 5 p.m.
To
I or than the imported. Equal in size; Island
ship's story.
accomplished, and pathbs and humour are Rose
p.m., Mr. C. M. Luke.
other nation, at any rate, has extolled a
9sec,Ardroth 12sec,Floval 12sec,
, Nikau—Saturday, 17th. Feb., 2 p.m.
lower in price.
MANILA, CHINA, AND JAPAN,
Maranui—ll a.m., Mr. Ibison; 7 p.m., Mr. gross materialism as a lovely and. desirwell intermingled On Monday next Quincelyn 12sec,Black Queen 12sec.
WEDNESDAY
AND THURSDAY,
Both vessels carry a Stewardess.
VERY three months £75 in prizes;
able thing. They were absorbed in ma' Laurenson. :
Via Queensland.'
FrancisX. Bushman and Beverley Bayne,
28th FEB. and Ist MARCH. ,
Gonville Castlocliff Handicap; two
W. M. BANNATYNE AND CO., LTD.,
Under date 29th December,the. LonBerhampore—ll a.m., Mr. Btu-d.
terial pursuits and praotices. If_Germany
Record,the Daddy of Teas.
a pair with many successes to their miles;—Warlock scr, Calmly lOsec,Fair don
Aeents. 'Phonn 1540.
of The.Poet- writes:—
I
correspondent
Bay—7
Petty.
p.m.
Chief
Officer did not win this war, it was a miracle.
effects of Sanagoix, t-ho British WorserWireless. Space for Frozen,Cargo.
credit, will appear in "A Man and His Purita,n lOsec,Sol 14sec,Galhpoli 20sec, "A "■wide circle of friends in New Zea- nnHE
■NOMINATIONSfor All Events Clos»
Nobody will ever be aBIo to fully exBelt.
JL
Food, are,lasting. It invigorThrough bookings, via Japan, Canada, Soul."
10th February, at
Kate- Zolock 20sec,Lylock 23sec,Bert land, particularly veterans of the Maori ates Nerve
N.B.—Harvest Thanksgiving Services,plain how Paris was saved; why .our first i on SATURDAY,
'
system.
tho
entire
special
with
of small Expeditionary Force was' not blotRailway.
liquidation
offering*
p.m.
ior
the U.S.A., or Trans-Siberian
Invictus 24sec,Scottish War, will learn with great regret of"the
M'Kinney
24sec,
competitor gets a, prize; Circuit Debt, will be held to-morrow at ted out in the retreat from Mons; why
NEW (MAOMAHON'S) THEATRE.
ROBT. TAKLE,
Saloonaccommodation amidships. Large
Child 24sec, Pegasus 24sec, Whixall death of Captain. C. Maling, New Zeafollowing vessels are' appointed! cool two-berth cabins,all on the upper
Secretary.
the Trinity (Newtown) and the Kilbirnie the Germansdid not break through that
Record,the Daddy of Teas.
Wife," now showing at 24sec,Ringleader 24sec, Bettina, 24sec, land Cross, which occurred at his resi-~ deck, and fitted with
Nobody
to Sail as under:—electric fans.Linen the"Armstrong's
! terribly thin line near Yprcs
P.O.Box 55, Dannovirke.
New Theatre, is a thrilling drama Birdwood 24sec,Wild Daisy 24sec,Xavier dence in -Westbonrne-grove on the 18th
'
worried business man will find a (Hataitai) Churches.
■■'"■",
j of urban
grounds,
explain,''on
purely
For WANGANUI—Tho s.s. PUTIKI, washed on board.
can
human'
country
Sanagen—the
and
life. It is a story 2Ssec,' Montague 25sec,Gold Pin 25sec, inst., after a short illness. Captain
true friend in
British npHORNDON METHODIST CIRCUIT.
EARLY.
or by any supposed laws of chance,why
' Dates of sailing of steamers and all of a woman who had lived the small Bliss 25sec,Mawhiti
Maling, in the early 'sixties, was a Nerve Food that feedstho brain.
25sec,Mora 25sec.
raids have been
| town life and entered into matrimony
For NAPIER (Inner Harbour), GIS- particulars from
packet contains a coupon; Molesworth-street—ll a.m., Rev. E.Drake; so many of thoso Zeppelin
President's Handicap; two miles.— member' of the Naval 'Volunteers in
miraculously small a loss
-ivith
BORNE WHARF and AKITIO— WRIGHT, STEPHENSON,
AND CO., with a visitor who proved to bo a profes- Whist scr, Todd Bells scr, Billy Parole Nelson, and pined the. Colonial Force
3 p.m., Rev. J. Richards (Sunday attended
Record,tho Daddy of Teaß.
of life, and so comparatively little dam- j
LIMITED. ■
7
A.
Anniversary);
p.m.,
Thes.B. RIPPLE, TUESDAY, 6 p.m.
School
Rev.
, age even to property. These and countsional gambler. The'supports are good. 2sec,Don Patch 4sec,Parole. Bells 4sep, in the North Island during the war.; He
ordering Fluid Magnesia, be
Cargo received as under:
Reader.
For
JOCKEY
Pactolus 6sec,Rio Grande lOsec,Cousin was a particularly successfulscout, and
sure to ask for Sharland's,
best and Karori—ll a.m., Mr. Kerr; 7 p.m., Mr. less other examples,-known and unknown, TV'ELSON
CLUB.
Napier and Gisborne; Monday and j
proclaim to a world that is not blind and -'■^
CROWN THEATRE.
"
ANNUAL MEETING. ,
Jenny 12sec,Monsoon 13sec,Fernleigh was selected to' organise and command cheapest. Guaranteedhighest strength.
Tuesday. For Akitio, Wairoa, and TjiASTBOUKNE BOROUGHCOUNCIL
Burley.
shilling.
31i
One
the
devil
is
and
that
guides
grouj>
FERRY
SERVICE.
small
of
which
did
f
deaf
that
chained,
p.m.,
The final screening of the Fox master- 16sec,Gladall 16sec, Red Morn. 16see, the
Northland—ll a.m., Mr A. Swift; 7
, Bays North of Gisborne,Tuesday.
WEDNESDAY
AND
THURSDAY
Lord',
mightier
tho
is
than floods"of
BAY AND\ DAY'S BAY.
piece, "The Thief," will take place at Royal 16sec,Amberite 16sec,Gold Boy such great service through both camMr. H. Thompson.'
7lh and Bth MARCH, 1917
in mind that Sanagen acts like
For HAVELOCK& PELORUSSOUNDS TO RONA
waters, and indeed "sitteth as King forTHE .BEST OUTING.
j the Crown'Theatre,Thorndon, to-night. 16sec.
paigns—on the west coast against TitoKaiwarra—7 p.m., Mr. Cassey.
—The s.s. BLENHEIM, on MONmagic on the .jaded constitution
ATI Nominations closo on MONDAY,
ever.*' But one thing must not bo for-;
TIME-TABLE-SUNDAY.
and
the
cast coast against renews life and invigorates the system."
Monday
Handicap;
On
that
mile
and
akowaru,
on
p.m.
19th
at
8
No
next
but
Dash
one
12th
DAY,
Fob.,
ever-green
mHORNDON METHODIST CIRCUIT. gotten. If,'as wo are convinced,we are
FEBRUARY, at 9 p.m., at the
cargo Leave Day's 8ay—9.15, *11.45a.m., 1.15, popular
received after 3 p.m.
drama. "East Lynne," will be quarter.—Stone Belden scr, Waterfall the Hauhaus. It was while serving in
BOON to Housewives —Easy Mon5, 8.15 p.m..
fighting on God's side, it behoves us, as Secretary's Office,Mercer's Rooms,No!JOHNSTON AND CO., LTD.. Agents. Leave Rona 8ay—9.25, *11.55a.m., 1.25, introduced. Tbeda Bara will 'appear in scr, ,Neigh 4sec, Rexcordium ssec, St. this capacity that he was awarded the
SUNDAY SCHOOL a nation, very bumbly to recognise His ---son. For full programme eco Refereeof
day Laundry Help. Eaves rubbing, MOLESWORTH-ST.
| the chief role, and tho version is said Leo Ssec, General Advance 6sec, Lucy coveted New Zealand Cross, which eaves the clothes,saves your work. le
ANNIVERSARY, TO-MORROW':
Telophono No. 44.
' 5.10, 3.30 p.m.
supremacyand follow His Will. ' Thank 3rd January, 1917
11 a.m.—Rev. E Drake.
J GLEN, Secretary.
Leave Town—lo.3o, *H.Cra.m., 2.30,*3.0, to be up-to-date.
Wallace 6sec, Rotomanuka 7sec, Tattles ranlced with the Victoria Cross. After packet lasts eight weeks.
God that tho King and our loading ad3
Captain
p.m.—Rev.
"
the
saw
J.
Richards.
Waling
p.m.
war,
mirals and generals have in so many
7sec, Good Child 7sec, Mahinga. Bsec,
many
5.50,9.15 bo run if
VERY packet a lucky packet, each
p.m.—Rev A. Reader.
years' service on surveys in New Zea7
not been afraid to show by plain
only
Will
weather
is
fine.
cases
Daddy
Comedy
OUR
NEWTOWN.
Dhan
Bellfounder
prize;
THEATRE,
Bsec,
lOsec,
contain a
*(Weather and other circumstances
Record,tho
Special Singing hv the Children. speech and action what they fool..- The
Tho leading item at Our Theatre, lOsec,Princess Hazel lOsec, Gold Girl land, especially in connection with run- o£ Teas.
Concert and Prize-Giving on Wednespermitting).'
words of Sir David Boatty and Sir Wilis a dramatic featureentitled lOsec,Lady Sefton lOsec, The Weaver ning the telegraph wires in the far A RE your nerves in. a state o£chaos? day evening, 14thFebruary, at 7.30.
liam Robertson will surely never be forijTjlOR WANGANUI-The «.e. KAPITI,
England
TRAMS to connect with the 10.30 a.m. Newtown,
North.
He
came
to
a
few
lOsec.
-£x.
to
build
Sanagen
Then
take
them
Ferry Steameron Sunday morning leave "The Reward."
years ago, and lived. quietly in War- up. Procurable all Chemists.
BAPTIST CHURCH S°CHRISTtANS _OF WELLINGTON, TXTOODVILLE DISTRICT .JOCKES
EARLY.
I VSTELLINGTON
";
Island Bay 8.50 a.m., Newtown 9.55 a.m.,
general(Vivian-street).
wickshire
iiud.
in
London.
H&
TT
prove your-Christianity,_ your faith in the
CLUB.
STAR THEATRE, NEWTOWN.
Brooklyn 9.50 a.m.. Lyall Bay 9.40 a.m.,
'»Recently the death at the age of ly, appeared at New Zealand gatherings,
ACOLOL, British Lysol, is tho last
Minister: Rcy. J. K. Archer.
DALGETY AND CO.,
ud your patriotism, by-uniting
Seatoun9 40 a.m., Vivian-street 10.8 a.m.,
"The Law Decides" was screened for seventy-two took place in a London nurs- but was of a retiring disposkion, and
word in medical disinfectants. Pro- Morning, 11—"The Everlasting Arms."'
Unseen,aat;
Courtenay-placo 10.5
with
us
tho
Throno
of
Gracefor
a.m., Aro-street the first time at the Star Theatre, NewAgents.
'Phone 3018.
from
our
'
curable
all
Chemists.
AUTUMN
MEETING.
operation,
of Mr. C. only a limited, number of New Zeaing home,after an
Evening, 7—"God'sJoy Mans' Strength." bravo dofendoraon land and sea.
9.53 a.m.
town, ,to-day.
D. Rudd, a pioneer of the Kimberley liinders knew much of his past services
VERY 28th of February, Record OPEN-DOORGOSPELMISSION, Tory"The Lord sitteth upon thol flood, yea,
THURSDAYj
WEDNESDAY
AND
(Deceased).
CHARLES
TRINGHAM
Day
Daddy
SOCIETY FOIt PROTECTION. OF
of Teas.
; Record,'tho
diamond fields, and a partner of Mr. to the Dominion. His wife survives
stroot—7 p.m., Mr. Penningtou
The
tho Lord sitteth King for ever
PALACE THEATRE, PETONE.
WOMEN AND CHILDREN.
Cecil Rhodes.
him. The funeral, which took place in
up to the fact that Sanagen, Wednesday-, 7.30 p.m.—Annual Church Lord will givo strength unto His people;
and 15th FEBRUARY.
14th
up
A concert in aid of the Pctone Con- Oxfordshire (England) Agricultural North West London, was of a military
tho Lord will bless. His peoplo with
Mooting.
persons having Claims against
the British Nerve Food, tones
/TITHE Secretary wijl be in attendance at
peace."
character, a detachment of the Now the system and restores perfect health.
aho'vo Estate are requested to vent Sphool will be given in the. Palace
BAPTIST
X' the Rooms,Bridge's Buildings, 119, send tho
CHURCH.
them to Hio undersigned, beforetho Theatre, Pet-one,next Wednesday, by Society -will not hold a show this year. Zealand Expeditionary Force providing
Sanagen, the British
Roy. W. S Rollings.
by
on
and
test.
ANTED-"Tha .Viper-Fly Paper" i GoodFields Engaged in AD Events.
TUESDAY
FRIWillis-street,
and firing party. The High
" been subjected to 11 a.m.—"The Middle Yoare of Life."
FEBRUARY,
day
leading
Wellington,performers,
including
15th
of
1917.
Six
war
shrines
have
been
erected
in
the
escort
10
to
catches by the million. Made in Special Train from Palmeafcsieach dajt»
12.30.
Nerve Food, has
DAY MORNINGS, from
miniature.Harry
Laudcr
the
to
o.
Man,"
Jargo
iuccmpuf?'p.t».—"Lordi
strictly
the
and
Chathamand o.
on© is
bo placed Canunissioncrsent
wreath on behalf tho eevcrest Wats <uid found
Whnt is
rolls 2ft long, Id each in dozon lots. Tha
confidential,
' CHAS. W. TRINGHAM,
All communiontoons
faaiou* Russkn dancers..
Obm Aiv. 8,15i3.na., Ail jvekome..
Sun».EUidwaz*.
'in the uai'teh churchyard..
-phono 1185.
SlB, Lambton-ouay. Wellington.
UNION STEAM*
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BAND CONCERT.
Tjjo Natives' Association Band (late
Garrison Band) will give i.irjpncert at
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deems her crimes,-she will/leave- behind
NEW MODELS IN
her, after her inevitable expulsion,
OHIO FOOTWEAR.
neither gratitude;, nor, regret, nor admiration, nor even respect, nothing but
seeing
They
these.
ijiTVO not mies
the crushing memoryof unna-meable opJLJ' are something' absolutely new in
pression and grinding exploitation." 3>o
smart fashionablefootwear—newin
design,
and material, and all
style,
stumble across a passagelike this in. a.
splendid value.
work which tho Professor'of -English.
Ladies' All Velvet Black Button
Literature at Oxford has vouched for
Boots, patent leather, toe cap, leather
as a masterly presentation of the case
Cubanheels,medium round toes. 27e
for the Allies is an interesting experi6d
Ladies' All Patent GoloshBoots, ence. " Faithful," says the wise man,
light
■with smart
fawn gabardinelley
"are the wounds of a friend," but the
lace, medium round toes, leather
utmost licence of friendship conld never
Cubanheels,35s
woimd as deeply as this. »Though, there
Ladies' Button Boots, patent leather golosh, light fawn gabardine are quotation mai'ks to warn the casual
leg, medium round toes, leather
reader, the passage is really a represents^
Cuban heels, 38s 6d
tion of the theories about Britain and
Empire which have long been acPEAROE'S BOOT ARCADE her
cepted by the countrymen of Ireitschke
,
and
Riddiford-6fcreefc,
106, Cuba-street,
and Bernhardi. ."Such," says M
Hovelaque at the beginning of bis next
COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
wm
greater .importance than Montenegro, and
THE WAR
they should certainly figure among the
substantial units that have fallen to the
If* the British Admiralty conld xee- fit
brilliance of German leadership and the
publish some statistics about the subenemysword. There Temain,in imme- to
diato proximity to Germany, three inde- marine campaign, 4bringing the various
pendent States whose fate may be said national losses into perspective, and
to be at stake even though no blow has showing also the' losses inflicted upon
yet been struck in their direction j they Germany's submarine raiders, the world
are llolfend, Denmark, and Switzerland, would be able to graspmuch more clearand with them may be bracketed—more ly the real meaning of the enemy's efforts
remotely—the two trans-Baltic Kingdoms and the prospect they have of success in
and that o£ Greece, Omitting the last- the future. Unfortunately for our curimentioned trio, ii may be said that there osity, this cannot be done, and the only
is a distinct possibility that Holland, alternative—not altogether satisfactory,
Denmark, and Switzerland may in turn and still not distasteful—isto continue in
become the enemy's targets, and it is that faith in the British Navy which is
conceivable that one or more of them one of the fundamentalsof British edujmay share Ihe fate of Rumania,Bel- cation and popular conviction. No matter
gium, Servia, Montenegro, Poland, what new phase has developed at sea,
what political turmoil has disturbed
Lithuania,' and Courland. This fact is or
the
the fighting Navy has " carworth recalling an -an antidote to the ried outlook,
on " with the best material at its
peace-at-any-prics notion of a settlement disposal.
are the latest; nor is it necessary
to point
The Nikau, from Nelson, to-day
ont that every step of Germany rinring 15ronght a quantity of cargo,;of whidi
the new campaign is instinct with the only 29 cases of soldiers' gift :goods a?jd
same tendency to keep hot the- indigna- several sacks of fish-were,discharged.; ;..
(AUSIR/LIAN-NBW JEAIAND CABLE ASSOCIXTION.)
PORT OF WELLINGTON,
:
tion of civilisation.
BANK OF ENGLAND RETURN.
A big batch of summonses ia being
LONDON, Bth February
issued in Christchurch.against yonths for
Tlio Bank oi England return issued for the
HIGH WATER
UNFAILING
SATISFACTION
week ended Wednesday, 7th February, is as
not
drill. Over ISO informaTo-day—6h 17m a.m.; 7h 12m p.m.
under:—
LOCAL AND GENER&L ; tionsattending
have already been sworn, and anTo-morrow—7h Sim xm.; fa 53m p.m*
Coin, £55,496,000 (£55,270,000); reserve,
other
lot
of
200
is espeAed to be issued
(£35,514,000); note circulation,
£55,539.000
week..
i?59,i>35,000
(£39,801,000,); public deposits, !
ARRIVALS.
'/tIVEN its users is the reason
The 22nd , Reinforcements, now in next
(£46,764.000);
i-12,'262,000
deposits,
other
why, year after year,-careful
February 9—Aurora, s.s. (7.30 p.m.), SSO tons, "X22(i,470,000 (£100,777,000);
camp at Featherston, have been granted
Fiji's irade returns for fee year 1916
Government seDavte, from the Antarctic regions
curities, £212,3>J7.000 (£100,373,000); other sespecial' week-end leave.
housewives prefer to use
A* a large show that a record has been established,
February 10—Wairau, s-s. (2 a.m.), 9S tons, curities, £38,580,00(1 . (£35,727,000); proportion
reports
31cnhr.lm
number
of
the
the Suva correspondent of the
men desire to visit WeliVendore, from
of reserve to liabilities, 13.33 (10.03).
February 10—Kakapo,s.s. (2.55 a.m.), McDonlington, special troop trains were put New Zealand Herald. The imports and
Bank rate, 5! per cent, (oi per cent.). Short
ald, from Westporfc
per cent. (43 per cent.). Three months'
loans,
43
morning
exports
on this
for the purpose. These
would easily have exceeded
February 10—Nikau, 3.3. (7.25 a.m.), Hay, bills, o 1-lfi per cent. (5 1-10 per cent,.),
will arrive this afternoon.
from Nelson
£3,000,000in valuo, but the Australian
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
February 10—Mararoa, s.s. (8.50 a.m.), 2508
strike caused two steamers to miss
The following are tbe latest quotations for
Interesting details as to the working | coal
tons, MawsoQ, from Lyttelton ■■■
a trip. The value of the exports of
Government securities in comparison with those
of the wireless equipment on the Aurora
and bananas also constitute a re-;
sugar
ruling hist week:—
given
were,
reporter
DEPARTURES.
to
a
Post
by
Mr. T.
Copra is below the returns of
2£per cent. Imperial Consols, £51 10s (£sl 1 :
JAM.
M. Ryan, the wireless operator on the cord. when,
February 9—Kaitoa, s.s. (5.15 p.m.), 305 tons, 17s 6(1); 4,J per cent.. Imperial War Loan, £09
the value was declared afc
Kelson and Motueka
175.6d(£S!) 17s 6d); 31 per cent. Imperial War
vessel. . Speaking of the first press mes- 1911,
.Wildmas. for9—Pateena,
£282,787.
s.s. (6.5 p.m.), 1212 Loan, £84 10s (£S6); 4 per cent. New Zeaiund,
The total trade—imports and
February
sage sent -by Sir Ernest Shackleton to exports—was
tons, Irwin, for Picton and Nelson
£81 17s Gel (£B2 2s Oil); 3i per cent. New
£2,356.718in 1914, £2,554,the
Bluff
Mr.
Ryan
(7
p.m.),
station,
stated that
February 9—Queen of tho South, s.s.
Zealand, £09 15s (£7O 10a) ; 3 per cent. New
he picked up the Bluff on Friday night, ---499 in 1915,and £2,985.606m 1916.
198 tons, Harvey, for Foxton
Zealand, £00 17s 6<l (£OO IBs); 4 per cent. New
'X better jam is impossible'!
February 9—Maori, s.s. (7.50 p.m.), 3309 tons, South Wales, £80 (£79); 3J per cent. New South
2nd
February,
but could not send' his Regarding the price of bread inC&ristUIC Jam is made from the very
.Manning, for Lyttelton
Wales. £05 12s 6u (£0« 12s Od); 31 per cent.
message until Sunday, owing to the fact
chapter, "are Germany's idea,9 about.
chiirch, it is stated (says the Press) thafc
'February 9—Alexander, s.s. (8.50 p.m.), 377 Now South Wales, £67 los (£G7 15s); 3 per
finest fruits—fresh and luscious,,
that although he could hear the- Bluff there is a possibility of a slight increase
cent. Kew SouthWales',£07 15s (£6B 15s); j
based
on
the
tons, Stuart, for Nelson and West Coast
England;"
having
played
pai-t
war-map.
and
the
a
'sex-oil
flavour
As
Its delicious natural.
quite distinctly tne land station -could although nothing.
February o—Opawa. s.s. (midnight), 110 tons, i per cent. Victoria, £92 los (£92 15s); 3} per I
!
against
baa yet been decided
of the devil's advocate with unction and
ail the enemy holdings of EnUnofficialreports have given occasional not. get him... He had to repeat his mescent. Victoria, £81 (£Bl 12s 6d); 3J per cent,
Nicholas,- for BlenheJm
proves its purity.
Thirty-five
upon. It is pointed out that when'the
Victoria, 182949, £68 (£09); 3 per cent. Victoria,
proceeds to-demolish them tente soil there are only the Rassisn- glimpses of the enormous amount of ma- sage(in-cypher) fourteen times beforeit price was
experience
eloquence
of
to
-its
he
by
raised
(£GO
15s);
per
£60 15s
3J
cent. South Ausyears
goes
last
that increase
EXPECTED ARRIVALS.
f\A LESSON.
The second messagewas did not cover
conquered portion of' .Austria-Hungary terial, much of which was not previously was "O.K.
in scathrn'g fashion.
tralia, £70 (£70); 3 pet- cent. South Australia,
making—3s years' reputation is
the increased- price of
thought of as naval equipment, now used sent on Wednesday. The vessel
Monowai, northern ports, lotli
£57 (£57); 4 per cent. Queensland, £83 los
had
the
(that
is.
the
Bnkowina
but
bakers
not to
guarantee
might
portion
prepared
Quality.of
It
have been supposed that-even
and a
of at sea. Other hints show that the sub- use of the De Forest
flour,
were
j
Siour
Wakatu, Lyttelton and Kaikoura, 10th
17s Od); S\ per cent. Queensland, £83 las
audien amplifier be, ' (£B3
Echo. Flab I'oint, 10th
on the full increase ]iistified by the
(£B3 15s); 3 per cent. Queensland, £60 16s j
ECONOMYv
in Germany this marvellous German G-alicia), the Italian, holding cast of the marines have paid dearly for their suc- longing to the New Zealand Government, put
IMPRACTICAL
.Haven, Patea, 10th
price
(£Ol
(id);
per
2s
cent.
:\Vest
of
Australia,
hope
I
Si
£7* I
flour in the
that the posi-;
Orepuki, Lyttelton, 10th
theory would have been exploded by the Isonzo,the Salonika-Monastir occupation, cesses, and also tend to discount exagger- which is intended for the Chatham Is- fcion would
15s (£74 15s)_; 3 per cent. West Australia,
be relieved by the price of
Mapourika, West Coast, 10tI*
£70 (£70); Z\ per cent. Tasmania, £69 10s
facts of the present war. But though and the ex-colonies of' Germany.
We ated ideas of the number of these craft lands. The Instrument was of con- flour coming down. Seeing
Waverley, Patea, lltli
no re(£69 15s); 3 per cent. Tasmania, £63 (£65).
to
the
of
The Journal
siderable
especially' when lief has come in that directionthai
Kapiti, Wangauui, 11th
"
facts, are stubborn things, German do not include French-occupied Alsaco, available for enemy.has
itIs ■likely
ASK FOR "IT'-i
Commerce,, instance, just declared working theassistance^
Awahou, Foxton. 11th
wireless in daylight..
AND OTHER PRODUCE.
that the price of the 41b loaf, which is
COLONIAL
Keep tSe standard ot~ living
Kaitoa. Nelson and Motueka,
11th
theories often, prove themselves more since it is no sefc-ofiagainst the German that Germany, which began the war witii
.Sir Ernest Shackloton,at,the close of now 9d, will be increased to 9^d, In
LONDON, Bth February
Maori, Lyttelton, 11thfifty submarines,has only built his
Opawa, Blenheim, 11th
stubborn still, and we have had indis- occupations in France and against such about
official narrative of the Antarctic other parts of the Dominion.it is stated
j Wheat.—No London business reported. Prices
INSIST UPON GETTING "E8up iWhile you keep the—cost
> unchanged since 30th January.
Ripple, Napier and Uisborne, 11th
nnconsidered
trifles as the Duchy of aboxit two hundred more, and of them Expedition, says:—"l am deeply
putable
evidence
within
the
last
few
grate- that bread is not being sold, under 9^d,
has lost one hundred; and as at least
demand, limited supplies avail-.
I able.Flour.—Strong
Moeraki, Sydney. 12th
Luxembourg.
Perhaps,
however,
we
ful
to
the Imperial, the. Dominion, and and thai) prices rangeas high as lOd and
Australian patents, 62s Cd. -,
that
days
thi3
is
a
particular
theory
fifty
only
Queen of the South, Foxton, 12tb
I- ■?
are continually out ol action,
Kamo, .Greymouth, 12th
I Oata.—Very firm, La Plata, mixed, ex-quay,
the
place'
Governments for lid.
! "498.
case in point. In her last Note to Pre- should gainsin the list the British and one hundred are at any time available for comingCommonwealth
Mararoa, Lyttelton. 13th
to the assistance of the memPeas and Beans.—Firm, unchanged.^
at the expense of Turkey, the purposes of the blockade-.
Wheat is in oxoeHeat,condieion, and
Wairau. Blenheim, 13th
sident Wilson, Germany hailed him as Rusaan
Sugar.—Standard granulated, 41s 7£d.
of my expeditions who were left is of good quality,"reports Agrirala,"
bers
Blenheim. Sounds. 18th
KIRKPATRICK,
NELSON.:
(now
including
Egypt
proteca British
,
Butter.—lnactive, owing to absence of supa man and a brother because the views
in the Antarctic, and to Captain Davis, the -writer
Tarawera, Auckland, 13th
plies, prices'nominal. Steamers carrying cargoes
of South Island notes in the.
Kennedy, Picton, 13th
torate),
the
Persian
river-valleys,
Gulf
. As -to the means for defeating these the officers,and crew of the Aurora." Farmers' Union
which, ha had expressed agreed in the
aggregating a quarter of a million boxes are
CREAIIOATA
Advocate, but I am
Defender West Coast, Mth
craft, little is allowed to be known. The
due. nnd several others will arrive shortly.
afraid that many of the yields are going
Westralla, Sydney, via northern ports, 19th
widest sense with the principles and and Armenia.
has
Correspondence
passing
been
beCheese.—Very flrm. Canadian, 150s, 1525.
regards Qic Continent of .Europe, extensive use of nets is said to have been tween the
As
be
to
small
indeed. This alludes
very
.(CREAM 0' THE-OAT),
Bradford Wool.—Very slacit market. Busiwishes of Germany vand her allies."
Minister of Defence and Mr.
PROJECTEDDEPARTURES.
the balance is overwhelmingly m th'o highly successful,but as new offensive R. R. IKnt/'secretary of the Auckland more particularly to the : wheat-growing
ness practically at a standstill.
approve," the Note proceeded,
weapons
"We
are
met
defensive
quickly
by
along
Lyttelton, 10th
Mararoa,
ai'eas
League,
METAL MARKETS.
the coast, and for some
enemy's
In that
as to the advisability of
Nikau, Nelson and Motueka, 10th,
the enemymay have found some | Railway
" of President Wilson's advocacy of the Entente favour.. grip Continentthe means,
employing returned soldiers in the manu- miles inland. It is feared that the
Copper.—£l37 os, £133 as; electrolytic, £144 TOHN
Wairau, Blenheim. 10thCOTTON
trick
to
evade
the
playing
part
TOBACCO,
has
some
on
Austria-Hunof
a
V
ii'iii
yield
10s.
■
facture of potash from seaweed.
right of self-government and equal rights gary, but
Kapiti, Wanganui. 10th
in this belt:Will be bo
Since average
el
Lead.—£3o 10s, £29 10s.
none on Germany, non« on drowned fish. But always a submarine, the- war began the price of caustic
greater than it was last season. At any
Hawera, Patea, 10th
In ilb Tins, 3s 63.
to all nations. Eecognising this principle,
Spelter.—£ss ss, £52 16s.
Monoirai, Dtinedin, 10th
potash has gonenp from £77 per ton to rate, paddocks that should tarn out fifty,
and none on Bulgaria save in >in spite of its powers of self-concealment,
Turkey,
Tin.—£2oo 7s 6d, £201 7s 6d.
imposed
Blenheim, Puponga. 10th
has limitations which are
Germany would sincerely welcome, its that Monastir portion of Macedonia
upon
Bar Silver.—37 9-lGd per ounce standard.
&LL GOOD STORES.
to the acre are not going thirty,';
Corinna, New Plymouth, 10th
to it ■, by its very nature; and *he surfaceI £150. The seaweed industry is an im- bushels
application to Ireland, and India, who do
TEANSVAAL TOBACCO
one in
600,000 persons arid thai is the best winter-sown crops.
Maori, Lyttelton, 12th _,
which Bulgaria aspires. In other words, ships used to hunt.them have scientific i portant.
CHRISTCHUKCH MARKETS;
being
spring-sowp
Opawa, Blenheim, 12th
(HARTLEY'S),
The
j
employed,
large
quantities
crops are infimtelj;
and
enjoy
blessings
independence."
not
the
of
of
acceptance of the litoopean war-map resources of almost unlimited extent, so gelatinous articles exported to
Pateena, Picton and Nelson, 12th
<BT TELEGRAPH.—PRESS ASSOCIATION.)
China The poorer, being very-thin, short,and rusty.
head Seal,
It is unfortunatethat Germany's altruis- would mean
Oueen of the South. Foxton, 12th
if time were not an essential factor, Japanese 'also utilise
that,
February
12th
9tn
the
abandonment
of
the
BelThe
fault
is
CHItISTCHURCH,
Lytielton,
Wakatu. Kaikoura and
seaweed in the
that'the grain has not mar
During the last two days there Las been a
tic standard of national liberty and in- gians, the Serbs, the Montenegrins, and the odds of a conflict are in the end manufacture of many other
Magaiiesberg,
12th
Echo, Tarakohc,
articles, m- tured. The hot weather killed the crops,
large amount of wheat purchased by millers
the submersible vessel. A report | eluding picture-frames,
against
' Wayerle'y. Paten, 12th
'
even
and
Bags,
Bags,
dependence
policeheavy
2oz
2a.
should be violated and her the Rumanians,to say nothing of the issued to-day in a somewhat authoritative
and
the
rain which fell on Bth
at the Government- maximum prices, farmers
Is; 4oz
Moeraki, Lyttelton, ,18th
evidently being anxious to sell before millers
INDIGO-DYED
Maponrika, West Coast, ISfch
delicate sensibilities harrowed by the French Alsatians and the Slav races of garb refers to at least one new device jmen's boots, while in France and South January only Hastened the process. The
fill their presentrequirements. The discovery
America also the industry is au im- sample is small, in some cases only half
Tarawera .Lyttelton and Dunediu, I3th
"sufferings
capable
of
indeed
which
is
of
all
that
its
in]Stb
Happy
doing
Ripple,/
Napier.
price
(£ls
per
'.
of the fact that the
of flour
SERGES FOR SUITS.
India.
portant one. The New Zealand:Herald its usual size."
MASPEROFBBRBS EGYPTIAN
Austria-Hungary.. .- With regard to the
ton) is the maximum, and not a definitely
Kennedy, Nelson and West Coast, 13th
CIGARETTES (Specials),
would that country be—a-nd Ireland, too, Slavs a moat remarkablo position ob- ventor claims for it; and no doubt this states that samples of kelp
Lyttelton, 16th
fixed figure, has, however, disconcerted millers,
from the . The value of nredfeal
single reference is only an index to num: west coast of Auckland were recently
Lbj-«« Size,
examination,
as they learn that flour has been quoted from
for that matter—if the German ideals tains. The Entente promises
for.
their appeals,
the South to a northern market at £11 10s
freedom erons other devices.
; warded to the Board of Agriculture, but prior to the hearing of
applied
could
be
Indigo-dyed
Serge
f.o.b.
It
is
held
In
of
5s
WELL-WOVEN.
to
them
with
the
to
that the full 'Government
Tins 50,
Austria's Slavs—Czechs,
BY TELEGRAPH.
Slovaks, etc.
I the analysis showed only a very low per- of applicants for exemption from
prices cannot be given for milling wheat, and
makes the Best Tailored Suit, be- thoroughness of which Belgium, Servia, —and the Central Empires promise freeservice 'was "\ amply ■demonAirtight Tins of 100, His.
9th February
ONEffUNGA,
thus the object of fixing a stable price to farIt is highly probable that the stra- centage of potash". It is considered, how- military
cause the_ fabric wears well, the garments
strated at the First Oknterbnry Mili-.
(11 a.m.), for Greymouth
"Sailed—Kara
mers will, it is contended, be defeated. Fowl
keep their shape, and the colour never and Poland are enjoying the inexpres- dom to the Slavs of Bussia—the Poles, tegic* centre, as it were, of the German| ever, that seaweed from other parts of tary Service Board's sitting at Ashbur.
NEW PLYMOUTH, 9th February
wheat i» bringing Id to M per bushel less
New
the
Zealand coast may contain a
sible blessings. We are indeed entitled and possibly (later
becomes faded.
■ Hailed—Barawa (8.40 p.m ), for Onebunga
the Lithuanians submarine campaign is neither in the higher
than milling wheat. Abyfew lines of wheat
percentage, and it was suggested ton {says the Christchui-ehSun), Some
.
FOXTON,
9th February
have also been purchased
merchants. Wheat,
0. ALDOTTS, \ Wo are showing a fine rangeof Indigo-, to add Armenia to the list, for Germany and the Buthenes. on). Each
nor the British shipyards, nor by
belligoreliT. German
Mr.
.Hrint recently that if farmers and 69 cases were listed, bet the prior
Arrived—Awahon (11.30 a.m.), from Welling- coming forward is generally rather thin, but
in
the
great
and
to
Garman
blockade
area.
dyed
ready
TOBACCONISTS,
Serges,
are
to take proclaims not only her own adhesion offersindependence
examination of the appellants
otherwise of good quality, There is a «ood
to the other's incor- Every German submarine going to its .others dwelling on other parts of the medical
your measurements and make your Suit.
demand for oats, but practically none is otterthe Board to go through thai
GISBOBNE, 10i.li February
were to gather and forward sam- enabled
206, LAMBTON-QTJATL
a.m.), from Wellington ing.
Oatsheaf chaff has been p-aicliased at
From the time the tailor's tapo is run to the humanitarian principles of Pre- porated races; but .while Germany is in work or returning home for supplies and coast
long Est in on© day. In, appeals under
Arrived—Monowai (4NELSON,
ples
to
the
of
.-'
10th February
Board
it
Agriculture,
per
country
you
£S to £3 5a
ton at
stations for
over
to tho time the last, button is sident Wilson,but also that of her allies. a position to deliver tte goods (and will overhaul and rest has to traverse certain
35 the reports of the Medical
would thus be ura position to determina section helped
; Arrived—Kaitoa (0.15 a.m.), from Wellington; early delivery. The grass seed market is quiet,
sewn on, every garment is closely superpious Turk is his twin brother no not) Russia would do so but cannot. narrowly-limited area*. To reach a Ger- whether the industry
the Military Service■■
as the quantity ottering lias fallen off considerPafceena (6.30 a.m.), from Picton
could be established Board
TmNJOY THE LUXURY OJ?SUIT- vised, and the finishedEuifc. is a. credit to The
to
Board
port,
man
the
vessels
have
either
to
decide which,of the appellants,
BLKNHEIM, 10th February ably.gentl-e
less than the
the'
wearer and to us.
German. The Although tho Czechs of Moravia look to to Zeebrugge, to the HeligolandgoBight, on a workable basis in the Dominion.
Arrived—Opawa (5.5 a.m.), from Wellington
should
into
camp without waitingABLE
LYTTELTON, 9th February
sufferings of India would be at an end the Tsar for release, the Tsar's armies or through the Skagerrack to the Baltic. In. connection with the civic reception for the go
ballot. In. many appeals ironi!
: 'Arrived—Jfgakuta (6.55 a.ra.), from . GreyMETEOROLOGICAL
if
be
the
light
the blessed
ballot ifchef-arifc
'. that men had aofc
'. HOT WEATHER CLOTHESI
which these partners have not so far accomplished much more Zeebrugge, though by no means negli- to tendered to Sir Ernest Shackleton,
Newcastle;
mouth; KoromiUo (6.20 a.m.), from
Orepuki (6.35 a.m.), from Timaru; Wootton (3.10
in philanthropy have caused to shine than the re-conquest of Bukowina,which gible, is the least important of the three the Mayor (Mr. J. P. Luke) has forward- passed as fit far active service abroad
JAMES BELL,
ed an invitation to Captain J. K. Davis saved the timfe trf the Service Board,
I> m.), from French Paso
areas;
determination
of
WELLINGTON'S
and
the
stern
upon
February
--■■
10th
WEATHER,
-.-■""
tho Armenians and the Hereros territory, it seems, was promised in ad- Holland to preserve her neutrality is and his officersto be present. The in- which simply dismissed srach cases withArrived—Maori (7.40 a.m.), from Wellington
THE PARTICULAR
could dawn upon India also.
COOLNESS,COMFORT, and STYLE,
vance to the luckless Rumania. And not likely to permit Zeebrugge to be vitation has been accepted with thanks. out hearing them, as provision is to be.
POET CHALMERS, 9th February
SATUEDAY,
10th FEBRTJAR?
TAILOR, '
of the members of the expedition made for separate appeals for home
Arrived—Rosamond (6.45 p.m.), from WellingTHE SUN
An
unfortunate-features of tha position the prospect of their further advance is supplemented by use of the great riveu- Seven
SELECTING AT ONCE
BY
if any, scheme of home' service^
Rose to-day—sh Cm a.m.; set 7h 3m p.m.
from the- German standpoint is the gross certainly not enhanced'by the flattening moutiis which traverse Dutch territory are quartered at the GrandHotel as the service,
r
BLOTF, 9th TebruaTy
MANNERS-STREET,
WELLINGTON.
guests
p.m.
Rises
to-morrow—sh
sets
of the Municipality. This morn- is brought into operation.
a.m.;
8m
7h
lm
Antwerp
(3.30
p.m.),
for Melbourne
and the sea. The HeliSailed—Winnneia
ignorance and perversity of the Indians of the Rumanian salient and the conse- between
At
BRIGHT SUNSHINE
goland Bight communications seem to ing the Mayor (Mr. J. P. Luke) accomreport
A
by
made the Chief Commis-:
Yesterday—Morning, Su 23m; afternoon, 4h
themselves. Unacquainted with "Kul- quent improvement of-the enemy's defen- have been much hampered by the new panied them to one of the large drapery sioner for Railways
TJNCBRTAINTY
A CAMEL CAN GO
IABOXJK
in.
MILLIGAjSTS,.
23m; totai, loh 51m
tur " and all the other blessings of Ger- sive position on the south-eastern, end of 'British minefields,which were Jaiil down establishments, whew; theit1 immediate New South Wales for and.Tramways
the second quarter
Tha TJnion Company advises that the Pathe
daya
TEE
MOON
without
a
drink—but
who
needs
in
matter
of
clothing
were of the current financialyear—October
"fTjIIGHT
man liberty, they have a ridiculous idea tha Baltic-Black Sea front
for
the
purpose
presenting
teena will not leave Wellington for Picton and
To
of
the
moveto
keleurn-a venue.
-h-J wants to be a camel? Drink
"
say,
satisfied.
(Oaleniate'd for New Zealand Mean Time.)
Nelson on Monday if
' the present labour conthat British oppression is good for them. however, that . the enemy's defensive ment of submarines,- and extensive
1916—shows that whilst there
ditions continue
D. H. >M.
In the course of its report to the Can- December,
patrols (to which,the Germanpress has
'
"CAMROC"
DRY
GINGER
ALE,
has
been
a
decrease
of
expected
Wellingis
to
leave
in
p.m.
The Corinna
Fnll moon
7
2 58
I place all my resources at your dis- position is unproved is not to admit the
£30,302 the
terbury Education Board'at its meeting working expenses
referred) add an active element to, the on
ton to-fiay for Nelson and New Plymouth with- Last quarter
..15
1 23 p.m.
zealand insurance comof the railways, comunequalled anywhere.
posal," telegraphed the Maharajah Scindia existence of "the unbreakable fronts" passive
Thursday last the Appointments Com- pared with the same
Jfew moon
pany, limited.
out discharging the balance of her cargo
..22
5 39 a.m.
obstacle of the mines.
quarter of the iasfc
All
and
Stores.
mittee
Hotels,
Clubs,
stated
that
had
to the Viceroy on the outbreak of war. that now form the nucleus of the stories
it
considered the financial year, there"*nas been a. much,
TEMPERATURE IK THE SHADE
PRICES FOR SAILERS
question of closing
IMMESSE
Yesterday—Maximum, 64.8deg.;
schools with bigger falling-off—£ll7,osß—in the earnminimum,
My troops are yours and my personal retailed in America by |3erman agents.
barque John 52.2deg.; mean, 58.5deg.
There remains the Skaggerrack. We low attendances orseveral
'The w-11 known four-masted
transferring the ings. The Tramway .Department's
theory,
The
whole
stalemate
Bna, 2706 tons, and the ship Dunsyre, 205S tons,
MARINE,
yours,"
anything
AND ACCIDENT
services are
he telegraphed in a
and the have not heard
about a mine- teachers to other positions, and made
.
FIRE,
THOMSON, LEWIS AND CO.;
-EAINFAtL
year
very
high
figures,
sold
last
for
figures, on the other hand, show a still
which.were
Total lorthe 24'hours preceding 9 a.m. to-toay
INSURANCE.
Some con- wowe position. The earnings decreased
Wellington. second message."Do you want horses?" stopping-power of the German lines both field covering this area, and it is pos- certain recommendations.
have again been sold at a very largo proßt, the
'Phone 2627A.
siole that, being an international region, siderable discussion ensued.
John Bna for £75,000, and the Dunsyre for —Nil.
west,
a
third
east
and
will
be
nested
on
was
by £7850, while the working expenses
ran
this year
It
message. " I have 4000
Accepted at Lowest Rates.
Total to date during the month—O.SOin.
it has not been extensively mined by pointed out that in some
,650,000
Total rainfall for January—l.7Blii.
instances where increased by £34,501. There was an inhere." The deeds of the Maharajah have a scale that will make the Sommeand the the British like the purely German zone
it
had
been
decided
to
close,schools it crease of 343,830passengerscarried on
WIND
proved as good as his words, and his BrusiloS offensiveslook puny. On the between the Frisian islands and the would not ba ascertained
.MOERAKI FROMSYDNEY
Velocity the wind tor tbe 24 hoars preced'that there the : railways t over the corresponding
"
The \JnionCompany has received a cable ing 0 a.m. of
to-day—lo.B miles per hour
case is bii't one out of hundreds. If effectof great military shock, coming on Danish coast. But it must be patrolled were other schools at hand at which the quarter last year,
H. E. KEMPTHORNB,
message stating that the Moeraki left Sydney
which resulted in an,
the children could be accommodated. All
fully.
Wellington divery
These
restrictions
on
pressure,
depend
BAROMETER
of
the
top
ingenuity
," at 1 p.m. on Thursday last for
German
can
an
economic
win
Manager.
explanathe increased revenue of £12,333. The deWATSON'S WHISKY tion of this phenomenonfind
submarine operations necessarily reduce speakers were agreed that
rect.
The'vessel is bringing 75 saloon and 36 Yesterday—9 a.m., 29.72 i
of
and
tho
fate
of
all
of
the'question
result
the
war
the
crease
revenue
on the railways was
passengers,
cargo
750
lor
in
the
hypnotism
and
tons ol
steerage
To-day—B a.m., 20.63; noon', 29.58
the effectivenessof the enemy's subOffioei LAMBTON-QUAY and GREYwas a big one. Eventually the therefore all in the carriage of merchanWellington.. (The Moeraki.'is due hero on
or terrorism exercised ''by the British racial units to which referenceha-s been marine fleet, which is no doubt forced, to involved
. NEW ZEALAND
whole report was adopted.
Monday morning
WELLINGTON. '
dise,
which
showed
a decrease of
■*....
STREET,
tyrant upon the native rulers, what will made. If the enemy is defeated,Bel- some extent to. evade the hunters by s
SYNOPSIS
OF LAST24 HOURS
£129,391..: For this big deficit the coal
Slow progress has been mads of late strike"
Atmospheric pressure has proved unsteady,
gium) Servia, and Rumania will b* re- sneaking 'along the- narrow strip of neuit
THE HINESTO-i
to
a
case
drawn
be
almost entirely
opposite
alleged
YS
O-liD
say
from
the
is
to
AND MELLOWand is 10-w in the South. West to toutli-west
BRITISH AND MERCANwith the Otira Tunnel. The Otira cor- to
tra-1 territorial waters, especially th& respondent
to Wellington last winds, strong to gale,,
The Hinemoa returned after
end of the social and political scale ? After stored ; if the enemy wins, Dutch and 'Norwegian
blame. The total mileage run by.the
have prevailed. Clour!)
TILE INSURANCE COMPANY,
of the Greymouth Star says
recharging the
Strait
coast.
To
extent.that
evening train Cools
what
predominate
many
parts
skies
rain
in
oJ
trains
the
three
during
with
months was
being twice imprisoned for sedition, Danish independence will hardly Lo trick is used in the face of Norway's that in the' bottom heading, Lie.,the adgar. reservoirs at Jackson Ilead and Karori the Dominion
LONDON AND EDINBURGH.
and -landing stores at The Brothers. The
Stock,
mili- strong and active opposition there'is no vanced part of the tunnel, the*progress 922,403 miles less than ia the same
the
Nationalist
worth
an
old
But
until
ths
Tilak,
leader,
within
a
song.
Wellington
Monday
to
leave
for
vessel is
on
W-VA T'S WEATHKS
of 1915.
SubscribedCcpitaJ
£4,500,000
the last few weeks has averaged quarter
Stephen's Island, Okuri Point, and the Beef
From observations tellcen at 9 a.n.
month or two after his release from a taiy and'economic. Issue has been tried means of knowing; nor is there a-nv< u> for
Paid-up Capital
"SELF-STARTER"
In Christctrarchthe general opinion is
£2,437,500
about 20 feet per week. This seems
Barrels, and is dua back in port about next
fonr years' term, took/tho platform again right cut, the Entente's mission will dica.tion whether the Norwegians would
something will have to be done with,
Funds
exceed
that
£23,900,000
poor
compared
: Thursday.
Ther.
with
that
tolerate a British invasion of their strip very
progress
REMINGTON.
Station. 1 Wind Bar. in We'th'r MURRAY, ROBERTSAND CO.,LTD.!
in his native town. The war which had be incomplete, and neither honour nor of sea to checkmate
of about six months ago, when 50 feet expedition in the way of restricting purthe plan. .-. ,
Agents.
!
V
sbado
chases of coal, as there is not- nearly
THE PAIOOKA
was nearer the average.-,
nnHE "Self-starting" device is incor- just broken out gave- him a splendid interest will be satisfied.
s The reason of
56
0
mHE UNITED INSURANCE CO., .»- porated in the new 1916 IMPROVED
the slowness is the bad ground that is enough coal at present in stock to go
Paloona is coming from Melbourne direct Cape Maria V.D.Sf b
25T92
and how^did "he use It? This
'
chance,
Wbr
2087
05
O
JL
As
round, reports the Sun._ Somelegalised,
Germany
upon
. Asto The
Dunedin with passengers and general cargo. Russell
LIMITED.
has
stated
so.
much
producground
requires
..„
I REMINGTON. Itletter-writing
inoreases the
met with. This
the usual call at the Bluff is. to be omitted Hokiausja Heads SSW f b «9"89
83
CQ
restriction is necessaryin order to cope
the submarine campaign, it behoves her being
by 30 per fanatic of freedom urged tho people to
tion of your
:
to be heavily timbered,and the water is
the vessel should reach Dunedin on Monday Kaipara Sig. Sto. STYf b 20'8fi 61
0Q
WILL
FIGHT
IF
arisen. Many
to
reduce
the
MR-E—MARINE—ACCIDENT.
to
utmost
the
naval
cant.,
worthy
give
oppog
m
and is
of the fullest investi- 3ink their differences and to
ths
rushing in as if a creek had been tapped. with the situation that has
morning
Mauukau.
Heads S\V
2382 GO C
v
in'tha habit of
sitiop to it. The difficulties
Auckland
SW 1
OD
gation.
2983 85
/
of, sinking There are still about 75 chains of solid people who have been
Government every possible support.
Wellington Branch:
quarter-ton
Tirltiri
KWf b
P
in
half
buying
2988 f>B
their
coal
or
"
a
marine
Remington
quite
Tha 1916 Model
is the best
whole merchant
are
great rock to "excavate
PERSONAX
. . Kawhia ..."" SW
f b 207!) 64
the bottom
Q
B.N.S.W.
CHAMBERS,324 LAMBTONThe presence of English rulers," said
'At a time when the greatest naval na- enough
have been ordering by the truck.
Typewriter that has ever been placed
-1
without having hostile destroyers, headings of Otira between
SW£ b 2876 0i B C
and Bealey. About lots
Mr. P. Ward has signed on the Pateena tn Taxvranga
QUAY.
a cruising
is
in
and
large
supply
kept
tion
has
converted
to
This
Teserve,
public.
finally
Taupo
Tilak,
SW
I
"was
from
been
,
margin
joined
an
29T.8 61
OG
beforethe
desirable, even
the
on the
of a vast mine- one mile seventy chains Will have to be
-place of Mr. .W. Morris, who has.
EDWARD C. ROWE,
2960 65,
usual monthly small-lot orders con-s
East Cape ' Wbr
B
point of view of Indian self-interest."
oversea vessel as second engineer
Manager.
crucial land-war, ami the greatest land field "and snapping up every groping lined before the tunnel is completed. the
running ont
Wbr
2961 68
B
Stocks
Captain B. B. Irwin has resumed' command Gisborne._
tinued.
are.'fast
Napier ._
NWm'g 2062 66
0
& RONEO German'liberty'may well despair of a Power to a deadly sea-war (with sub- U-boat. Noinspired
doubt.this is the argument A most interesting story of a Christ- Someof the small men's yards are almost
of the Pateena in. place of Captain J. Thom2!)'62
CasUsDoint
SW 1
67
O
which has
the American foreson,
AGENCY OF N.Z.,
Cape Palliser
Wbv
land where even those who preached marines)—at a time when, as Mr. Bonar cast of another great naval
the Western front to the "depleted, and there-seems nothing: for
29'6S 60
O
Mr. E. Qtrinlan, chief signalman for the WelMAIL
NOTICES
battle in the mas partyof on
Cape
Egmont
SW
£
b
2974
64
B
in such
Wellington.
lington Harbour Board, has resumed duties af20,
BRANDON-STREET,
sedition
the.
Law
we
are
at
"the
crisis
of
some of our Allies is fur- it but going out of business
ignore
before
war
can
thus
says,
very
North
Sea*.
Patc-a,
Wf
65
Britain's
enormous fleet of children
b
2U70
B
ter two weeks' holiday
by
Sergt.-Ma.jor
nished
GhaiieaCimino, case's.' The small man is hampered, too,
Telephone
patrol
Wanganui
Wlb ' 2970 Co
2948.
vessels cannot be chased off by
EC
the blessings which Kultur is preparing onr,fate" —it seems rather heartless for
Subject to necesaaTy alterations mails will
Mr. Bell, second officer of the Kowhai, has Foston „
to
by
heavy
the
book. debts he has carry.
formerly,of.Wellington,
NWbr
2970 64
B
a letter to Ms
been temporarily appointed chiefofficer of that Wellington
close at the Chief Post Office as under:—
for them. On the other hand, the atti- America to joke; but one of the mes- a, mere excursion of German destroyera. mother at . Eastbourne. in.After
BO
1
65
For VVanganui, New Plymouth; also Hanavessel, while Mr. Stephens, late third officer of Cape Campbell... N
" 2963
describ- There is. a movement on foot to initiate
firefcto last, destroyer actions have
N1
29'Cl 00
B
the Maori, has signed on the same vessel as
ANSWERb TO COEKESPOIfDEOTS.
of India has had a. striking efi'ect sagescabled from Washington to-day is From
Kangitikei, and Taranaki Districts,pei
ing how the New Zealand Division sot a purely cash business for all dealers
watu,
tude
Spit
"
Farewell
b
been
distinctly
Wf
29'«8 65 B
won by the British, ex- up a- concert and variety party,
,
Manawatu train (Tuorndon Station), daily, al
second officer
sections of the community, and
Westport
...SI
29'C9 52
OP
"K.B.G."—The subject is.a very contentions upon other parts of the Empire, which certainly more like the work of an cept in the case.
which itand.all
7,30 a.m.; mail van, 5.20 a.m.
Mr. T. Eaddy, late of the Kahu, has joined ! Greymoath
of a few. night raids gave a concert on Christmas night.at
S 1
O
ia likely'that, this will be brought into
2970 60
one. "We aro unable to furnishyou with the Germans believed to be equallyready American humourist than of a serious where " dash In and
an oversea vessel now in port as fourth officer Bealey
For Wanganui; also Manawatu and Eangi
> fio
get home again".
the winter. As showingthe
any
,
br
29T.2
B
information
of
a
reliable
nature.
at
force
before
length
j
he
writes
about
the
Captain S. Crawshaw, of tac Union Com- Ohristchurch ._ SW
per
(Thorndon
tikei Districts,
Manawatu train
Notcome -">■
"The has been tho rule, and even then the events of the following day, as follows: difficulty of obtaining. adequate supplies,
pany's shore staff at Sydney, will return to : Akaim L.H. ._ S 1
Station),.daily, 3.15 p.m.
"A.F.lt."—You are at liberty to search our to renounce the tyrannous restraints oE observer of the -world-tragedy.
29"62 58
O.
costly
For Wairarapa District, per Wairarapa train
flies for September.
raids
have
been
Sydney from Auckland tbis -week, after haviuft.Timara „
to
the
merchant
told a Sun reporter that,
...
Ei-b
2951
-57
BO
British
enemy.
—"The
New
one
rule. The Dominions,whose in- United States,"says the message,"will
Zealand Division had debrought the Kurow across from Newcastle
(Lambton Station), daily, 6.30 a.m. and 3.30 p.m. "X.M."—We havo no information'on
[ Oamaru
N 1
2f1"40 58
O
the ques- terests
cided to' give'a Christmas tree to the he had been able to get only three trucks
Captain Vint, who came from Sydney, on
.'
often clashed with those of not fight unless an American ship is
yon raise.
29-51 61
Hawkes Bay District, per
have
Dunedin
..SWbr
OP
'I For Napier and
tion
Ist. December. '.'. In
sincO:
only
|pf
Westport
Monday,
gone
has
South
for
The
dear
little
children
of
the
who
(Tuorndon
Station),
daily,
district,
Manawatutrain
is »: serious fleet
the Manuka on
Calm
2903 5B
OR
8.20
Queenstown
India, and which once looked askance proved to, have been deliberately tor- action; half alternative aye
ordinary coarse of events he would
orders
Nugffßts '
| a.m. and 5.15 p.m.
SW br
2948 46
E
likely only to have suffered so much during the past the
measures
coal at the rate of
upon her, can see that the arguments pedoed in circumstances admitting no leave Germany
laying
For Auckland and District; also New Flyhave
been
in
Bluif ■■■' ... S^y br 'SiVi 48 P
two
this
afternoon,
years, and, on
the
ivorse off ..than ever. But
mouth, Wanganui, and Napier, per Main
At the last meeting of the Lrttelton Harbour
which the war has supplied for the im- extenuation. No American ships are a naval battle is not to be lightly under- orchestral pit was packed. from end to about a trnck a day in crder .to prepare
Wind—t, light; br, breeze;fb, fresh breeze; Trunk train (Thorndon Station), daily, 12.20
from four firemen
Board letters were receivedseventeen
the
g,
or
for
winter
trade..
piled
high
g,
gale;
heavy
gale;
moderate
whole
with toys of all dep.m.; Chief Post Office, 12.35 p.m.; late-fee
provement of their status in the Empire now on the. high seas. The crisis is taken, by Germany, for it might bo end. and
employees m gale
of the dredge Canterbury,
of exceptional Beveri.ty
on reclamation works, and eleven members of w, Weather—B, blue sky, be the atmosphere letter-box, Thorndon Railway Station, 1.5 p.m.
disastrous.' She has in her favour, per- scription. General Russell,.I believo, After a retirement 'of four bo-nrs ati
. For Palnierston
are now equally available for India also. petering out." Once there was a time haps,
North, Napier, Wanganui,
Hie wharf construction sta.fi. An increase in clear
new minefields,certainly a gifted them himself, and a live Daddy the Supreme Court yesterday afternoon
heavy;
same
C,
clouds;
D,
passing
per
or
and
Auckland
every
clouds,
i Auckland^
case, and the matter
They accordingly rejoice thai India's when the Notes suggested that the big fleet of
"wages was asked tn
District,
Second
rain; F, foggy; G, gloomy, dark i Main Trunk train (Thorndon.
Station), daily
submarines,and probably Christmas,new to French kiddies,stroll- the jury in the charge of indecent assauiv
was referred to the Harbour Improvement Com- drizzling
service in the field is being recognised United Stateswould fight if an Ameri- some new tactics suited to her inferiority, ed in, covered with sriowflakes,and,'with against Edmond Gilligaa failed to agree*
H, hail; L, lightning; M, misty; O, I (except Saturdays). 8 p.m.; late-fee. 8.15 p.m.
mittee. I* was suggested that a war bonus weather;
overcast, the whole sky, covered with thick
aid of our boys., distributed toys to Mr. Justice Chapman asked Dh«%t to
SATURDAY,
of 12J per cent, bo granted to those1-earning
10thFEBRUARY
FEBRUARY
1917.
of
SATURDAY,
representation
strength10,
for the first time can citizen was illegally killed. The
fleet
None ; the Jess,and theexcited
by her
passing showers; Q, squally; R, rain,
less than £3 a week, and a. favourable decision clouds; P, rain; S, snow; T, thunder; U, nglv,
For Southern Offices
of New Zealand, per
as
a crowd of juveniles as it has
consideration jk> the matter,
continued
at an Imperial Conference,
■was arrived at ,
and they en- Washington messagenow says"No." If the indecisive battle of Jutland notwith- been my lot to see. A French officer give furtherlater
Mararoa, 0.15 p.m.
threatening appearance; Z; hazy
standing,
she
must hesitate to throw her
a little
a verdict of not guilty
For Blenheim, Havelock, and Picton, via
Viceroy
dorse
that
touching
all
the
a
address to the children, and
/said in the so, it does not matter whether the Te- whole navy into jeopardy in support of gave
returned.
was
Blenheim, per Wairau, 7.45 p.m.
during the course of which he said, that
speech
reporteji
yesterday.
MONDAY, 13th FKBRUARY
INDIA'S SPLENDID . remarkable
cent report of the killing of the Ameri- her present unlawful sea-campaign. &t they had.sufferedmuch and must suffer "Our firm is paying £50 per Treelfc
DAVID ANDERSON AND
For Picton, Havelock, Blenheim, French Pass,
"The conference/ said Lord Chelmsbest the prophecy, of. naval .warfare is
can negro sailor by the super-frightful a' thankless
still more, but that happy days would more for meat now than it did before the
and Nelson; also the undermentioned buys
LOYALTY
chapter in India's
task; and we have always certainly break in the future. The or- war," stated a witness .before the MiliPictou),
Briglitlands,
SON,
Elsie
at
ford,
"mai'ked
a
new
liuhver,
(per
7
is
true
not.
the
"t*-<j
as*-*-'
Hun
or
However,
to
remember
that
in
the
immediate
sense
ServiceBoard yesterday, hi onflining
Bey,
Bay,
Crail
Elaine
Hikoekoea, Homehistory. He was confident that they
under Lieut : Kenny, gave "The tary disabilities
mEA MERCHANTS AND FAMILY
States will fight—presumably— battles .nowadays take place at sea at chestra,
under which the trade
wood, Hqpai, Yncyca Bay, Manaroa, MaMarseillaise, and a chorus of school [ the
Tho reader of M. Emile Hovelaque's (India's representatives) would establish United
JL
GROCERS,
hau, Maori Bay. Nydia Bay, Okoha, Pinohia,
working
the
choice
of
the
of
was
at the present titn'e.
weaker,
hoc
the children then sang three. verses, ■ in
if an American ship is torpedoed, proPohuenui Port Ligar, St. Omer. Tamure. Te i book
69-75,MOLESWORTH-STREET.
on The Deeper. Causesof the India's claim to retain at the Council vided (1) that the torpedoing was done stronger navy. The strategic power of French, of "The King."
In
a
letter
to
the Editor of The Post,
Rawa, The Portage, Te Puru, lira Ora, WaiA most interestTelephone 331.
forcing a, battle may, and probably does,
hohonu, Wakataliuri, and Whatahihi, per Wai 1," -which Sir Walter- Baleigh has of the Empire the place won by the
of the programme was a. a correspondent, "B.", wggeste thai
deliberately;
(2) that the circumstances lie ultimately with the stronger force; ing portionIjund
Pateena, 11.50 a.m.
by
Captain
something
Cleary
of
ton
should be done for the widow
the truest and most il- loyalty of the people and the gallantry
For Rarotpnga and Tahiti, Norfolk Island, described as
but the choice of the hour and the place sleight
(Bishop Cleary), who, owing to his ex- of Captain Mackintosh, who died heroiCAN BE LEFT ALONE.
New Hebrides Islands, Solomon Islands, and luminative statement anywhere to be of her. soldiers."
DRINK
The hope expressed admit of "no extenuation." Another ob- liea with the Germansin this instance.
per
p.m.
i
MainTrunk
Train,
that
tho lives of sick companions
|
requirement
cally
NAPIER woman writes: "Your
Banks Islands,
12.20
cellent French, was completely at home
to this proposition is
For Kaikoura, per' Wakatu, 4.20 p.m.
found of the causes which have im- by General Sir Francis Youughusband, vious
I with his juvenile audience. .". .At the might be saved.
Drinko Powders are doing splendidi
that there must be American ships on
Nelson, Reef ton, and Westport, per
/For
already.
blessingthey
lengthens,
What
a.
are.
"that
as
]
tempest
likely
present
century
work
of war," is
the
FORECAST
chained this
In selecting furnitarß for your home
Correspondents are groping vainly to /finish of the entertainment the children
Kaitoa. 1.20 p.m.
Please send a further supply." Booklet
to-day the following forecast
At 9
waa For Soutfiern Offices of New Zealand; also to receive a severe shock.. if he opens we shall be able to regard India less and the high seas; and the messagesays find out America's real intentions as to presented General Russell with an ad- there is distinct advantage in purchasing
desoribing this wonderful cure for drink issued fora.m.
Greymouth, Hokitika, and Eeefton, per Maori,
the subsequent 24 hours:
that there is none. Also, it is within actual warfare with Germany; and "she dress. I am glad it fell to my lot to wit- at Edward_Collie's, Jutd ,* 167, li-iddifordanxiety,
and
and
Can.
it
such
the
less
as
an
envelope.
following:
Winds—Westerly
strong
gale
p.m.
to
at 6.15
at
a passageas
appanage
winds,
habit, poat- free, in sealed
will aiid "she won't" seem to have nesssuch ascene as the above. The dear old street.
\vo aw mqunfactrunsrs, and;
TUESDAY, 13th FEBRUARY
be given secretly. State if Mr., Mrs., or times, and changing to southerly
all England's possessions India is more and more as a trusted support and the power of a. prudent Washington about' equal
backing. Anxiously enough, kiddies were wild with the e-xciteraent ■consequently^we can save you the ordinBarometer—Unsteady, but rise everywhere I For Picton, Havelock, Blenheim. Nelson, "Of
Manager, Drinko Proprieto
Mists. LadyLambton-quay,
Greymouth, Hokitika, and Eeefton,
after about ten to 16 hours
most important, and none inspires her i bulwark of the Empire," is being rapidly Government prevent any more Ameriof
a
most
unusual
their
unsetWestport,
the
some
to
reevent
in
Wellington.
speculation
sources of
seero
ary retailer's profits. .in inspectioa
tary, 212E,
/ Seas—Heavy between Castlepoint and Kaialso the Bays, per Elsie at Havelock, per with greater pride. None
i
can ships reaching the high seas. A"fter gard the aetvial scandalous sinking of a tled lives; for you must know that all places yon uuder no obligation.—Advt.
more fully fulfilled.
kourn;
considerable on all the western coast; Mapourika, 11.20 a.m.
about,
this
occurred
within
three
miles
of
high
.MAKES COAL GO FARTHER!
the
C
available
to
the
only
ship
possible
per
that,
as the only
cause that will
Everybody is delighted u-Hh Desert
rough elsewhere
For Southern Offices of New Zealand,
reveals the fundamental weakness of
Tides—High on the west coast of the North Moeraki, 4.20 p.m.
precipitate a declaration,quite regardless the firing line, where they and 'their Gold Tea at 2s. Those who want tho
is doing "in I Island
That a handful of THE EUROPEAN WAR-MAP United Stateswill be struck on the Pre- of
nriHAT'S what .."Saveo"
and southward of Castlepoint; good
For Southern Offices of New Zealand, per the Empire.
carry on as best they can their host use ifc; economical people will have
the cumulative, effect of German parents
"
typewriter;
grand
elsewhere
sident's
and
with
this
-1L hundreds of homes orevery day.willOne
civilian
Turawera, 4.20 p.m.
duties."
clerks directing' a few. regiments of solno other.—Advt.
past, present, and future,;whether
go
Warning signals for southerly gales will be
For.'Nelson, French Pass, and Havelock, per
coke, slack
shovelfnl of coal,
finale the author *of the Washington crimes,
exhibited at Cape Maria Van Diemen, Tiritiri, Nikau, 4.20 p.ml
diers were thus able to subdue " a condirectly or. only indirectly offensive to Subscriptions in aid of the Returned Travellers recommend our baggaya
By the conquest of , nearly all Ruas far as two if "Saveo" is added.-Makes
Cape, Castlepoint, Cape Campbell, Stephen
For Southern Offices of New Zealand, per
be
entirely
Apropos
point,
seems
to
content.
the
States.
of
this
fcbj
message
United
Club
at
brighter, cleaner fires. Do not overlook "East
Soldiers'
were invite's
Master cheating system. Wa collect, check, detinent, that a thousand officials should mania, straightening his line between
Island, Farewell Spit, Cape Foulwind, and Nug- Mararoa, G. 15 p.m.
we may quote from the New York Tri- Plumbers' sooial lasi evening, and the liver ,it once. The "New
this economy; get a sixpenny packet of get I'oint
Zealand Express
suffice to rule and exploit 300,000,000the Baltic and the Black Sea,the enemy
THURSDAY, 15th FEBRUARY
all
Grocers
and
IronWeather—Unsettled and squally, with heavy
to-day.
recently
expressed
At
bune,
which*
itself
amount
2s
Co., Ltd., 87-Sl, Customhouse-quay.—
of £21 was collected.
"Savco'
For Austtaliau States, 3.30 p.m.
shows the easiness of claims his fourth prize amongthe- small
ehoot at Morri- upon the strange fatality of. Germany's
".
,
clearly
monthly
artillery
mongers, or write to Box 655,Wellington. rain following generally
natives,
The
Advt.
D. C. BATES.
It is annoaneed by Kirkcaldio and
tFri<ter): aad Kafcn'duy will
Mails for United Kingdom, America, and all their task, and the fragility of the fabric independentStates of the European Con- son's Bush took place yesterday, the ex- course of action in Belgium. ; "The
turner,
that their great Summer boTomorrow
and
ponents on this occasion being the :22nd whole world," it says, "is weary of Stiiins, Ltd.,
winding-up of tbs most successful,
oversea countries, except Australia, will be they have raised on a hasty nibble of
tha
only
tinent. The other three, it is. almost Artillery Reinforcements. Goodpractice this war,
Sale has
despatched from time to time by best route
one more week to go.
Barristers aud Solicitors.
BRAZING LAMPS.
there seems a Hundreds
to date of 0. Smith, Ltd., Cubaof last-week bargains are, pub- sale
Iwithout special notification.
insecure foundations.
On the needless to recall, ai'o Belgium, Sevvia, was flfcnewith the 18-potmders at ranges chance thatbutthe-whenever
Sums up to £2000, at 5£ per cent.,
Final clearances uro being -raado
weariness may lead to lished in pages
| Correspondence for all neutral countries is
12 and 13 of this paper. street.
awaiting immediate investment, also
;md
loyalty
rajahs
Engof
natives
in
Montenegro.
targets
departments,
censorship.
the
and
To
of
3300
and
3750
the
Germans
all
yards,
being
peace,
something
Belgium
subject
saythat, however,
do
in
remnants o£
219, Lambtonmoney on chattels. Apply
SHIPMENT just arrived; all sizes, I Mails tofor Jlnrotonga, and Tahiti close at land
Turn to these two full pages now. cotton and wool, dressand
goods, silks, etc.,
Exlonger
bespattered
shrapnel.
produces
no
do
not
well
with
which
instant
revulsion-of
rely.
They
can
is
not
to
list
of
an
;
nearly
quay (next Union Bank). Telephone 700.
February,
exhaust the
enemy
-Advt
'.
:
.
Prices from 20s upwards.
at 8.45
will
o.; hal£-pnoo. Thore yjiU.
'
Auckland on Tuesday, 13th
be
offered
shooting
willingness
feeling
was also done with the
and a
to sco the war
realise the sterling benefits of English conquests amongthe racial units that cellent
a.m.
also be a clcaivup in the UndorelotluDif
4.5-inch howitzer, the shells landing
to Lend, from £10 to £500,
Mails for Norfolk Island, New Hebrides Ison until such brutisliness as the Ger- Splendid variety in good material Department.
All oddment will bo cloarPoli. upon Furniture,
Poland, nicely on the target. ; Capt. Beadley, go
Pianos. Life
lands Solomon Islands, and Banks Islands rule, and her material power exercises surround the CentralEmpires.
manifest is finally crushed." There striped negligee Shirts. Woll-inade shirts ed. These final
mans
interest;
Tuesday,
February,
13th
offois will be the enipe
at Auckland on
cies, Shares, etc.; reasonable
M'LEAN & ARCHIBALD, close
no prestige over their imaginations.
Lithuania, and Courla'nAwere not inde- Artillery Instructor, js ki c]UH'SB of 4)xp is no need to quote instances,of which at 3s lid, 4s 6d, 5s 6d at llcp. Fowlds, cf the sdle. Don't
at 2,45 P.m.
mies thie golden opApply THOMAS
e»sy Tepsymenta.
opera,tioas,_
th.es,sinMnfiL.pf
.ships
.
-the,B.eMan.relief
Jbtii.MPimex&atieet..— Advt.j
.;.,
. No,,.single, real -benejU^g^ajy^kind^rg;.
Advt,
89, .WJLLIfcSTREEZ;
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get 6O;00Qwomen, the equivalent of
35,000 men. It might be necessaryto
ration animals so as to *save'food" foi';
CONCENTRATIONS ON- ■human beings.
WEST FRONT.
Tlio Berliner Zeitung saysthat British cruisers-or destroyers are' escorting
all-ships entering.the danger zoue.
Zeitung saysthat elaborate British patrols'liave-been-estauTlio-V-ossischo
'
v
lished.
GREAT BATTLE IN NORTH SEA EXPECTED
ON SERVICE
NEW ZEAkANDERS'ABROADi
HUGE CREDIT VOTE
:i(AUSIBAHAK-NSW ZEALAND CAHLE ASSOCIATION.)
THE RIVAL NAVIES
5
GERMAN FORCES
.
CRISIS PETRING OUT
#
AMSTERDAM, Bth February.
Frontier correspondents report thatth6
Germansare concentrating an enormous
amount of artillery in Northern France.
of troops are arriving
"Fresh contingents
in. Flanders, mostly infantry from the
old reserve classes.
SOME-'PERSONAL "NOTES
.WAR- ESTIMATES EXCEEDED.
CAUS. AND-N.Z. CABI.B ASSN. AND nEurßll.)
(Received February 10, 9.30 a.m.)
J386, and the balajice*-<A the- sum wass
,
■spent in tobacco.
As 'an evidence of the good conduct
of New Zealandsoldiers in England, tho
lion, secretary of the Soldiers' Club in
Russell-square, Mr. R. H. Nolan, states
■that although 24,235 beds, have been
booked at the hostel since it was opened, only one occupant lias been arrested
for misconduct at the club;
THE BALLOT CALL
MILITARY SERVICE-
APPEALS
.
(*ROa OUlt- OWN COIiitBSeOHDENT.)
MISCELLANEOUS CASES
LONDON, 29th December.
The Ihinl Wellington Military <SerV
LONDON, 9th February.'
been several changes recentEAST vice Board continued its sitting to-day,
There^have
vote to be asked for on
Monday is for £550,000,000,of which ly in the personnel of H.M.S. New Zeain
the Parliamentary Library wing, The!
AFRICA
WASHINGTON, 9th"February.
is needed for war purposes land, the most interesting of these being
Officialsin close touch with the British Embassy believe that there is no
ALSACE ROBBED OF FOOD £200,000,000
board comprised Messrs. W. H. S. Mooin
to thethe,end of March, making the total the appointment of the.Rev. R. P. Hodquestion that the German fleet will shortly come cvtL and that a great battle
house,A. Considine,and M. J. Mack..
for
financial year £1,950,000,000,son
will occur-in the North Sea.
x M.A., to be acting-temporary chap- BRITISH PRISONERS TORTURED Captain Percy
in excess of Mr.
STOCKS REMOVE© TO GERMANY. which is £350,000,000
Baldwin was-the 'Military;;!
lain. Mr. W. C. B Rich becomes actingM'Kenna's Budget estimate.
Eepresentative.
,
PARIS, Bth February.
i;
gunner and Mr. H. Carter actingBRUTAL
DEGRADATION.
NOT A RESERVIST,
The population of Alaace is hungerRIGHTS OF SMALL NATIONS boatswain.
stricken. All foodstuffs have been re■Osborn Lawrence Bose,builder, Rail-*
SUBMARINES' VICTIMS AMERICAN' AMBASSADOR moved to the interior of Germany.
The many friends of Captain E. T.
Reuters Agency
with chs way Hotel, Wellington, for whom .Mr.,
'■NATIONALIST PARTY AND HOME. R. Carlyon, of tbs SherwoodForesters, arrival in England states'that,
in December of the Baruett 'appeared, appealed on the ground*',
MR,
GERARD
LEAVING
BERLIN.
RULE.
will
SIXTEEN
SUNK
ON
be
that
glad
'
SHIPS
to hear
he is one of
■
/.
RUMANIAN CAMPAIGN
the fortunate officersto.be sent.to Swit- j first Englishmen arid Englishwomen who that he\was over age. He produced a;j
THURSDAY
(ACSTRALIAN-NEW ZEALAND CABLE ASSOCIATION.) zerland
from Germany for exchange. have been prisoners of the Germansin birth certificate showing that he ;Wasj{
(Received February 10, 9.15 a.m.)
i
Captain Carlyon was missing in Febru- j East Africa since the outbreak of war, born on 20th March, 1870. The appeal
GALATZ OUT OF. DANGER.
LONDON, 9fchFebruary.
NEW YORK, 9th February.
INCLUDING AN AMERICAN
At a meeting of the Irish Nationalist ary this year, and was supposed to have and who were released when
A United Press Agency messagefrom
the Bel- ! was -allowed accordingly.
February
Party,
(Received
SCHOONER.
it
was
decided
that
Mr.
Redmond
been
a.m;)
10,
9.30
killed, but some time later he was j
Berlin states that a special train will
A GOOD RECORD.
should ask for an early opportunity of discovered to have been taken prisoner gians captured Tabora, a picture in
PETROGRAD, 9th February.
probably leave Berlin to-morrow for
by the Germans,in a critical condition, proper perspective is available of the George Meredith Wright, flaundryman.'j
The Nord et Sud agency states that discussing Mr. O'Connor's ..motion:
(AU3TRAUAN-NEW ZEALAND CABLE ASSOCIATION.)
Berne,carrying Mr. Gerard and Jlis staff,
"That for the purpose of strengthening having^ lost an eye and suffered great terrible treatment meted out to them by at the Wellington Hospital, appealed ova
the recent Russian successes, resultino- the
the Consuls,and ether Americans.
LONDON, Bth Febmary
hands of the Allies, and achieving hardship from exposure in the snow, the
interests and for
in the enemy's withdrawal from Braila the recognition
Germans. Hitherto (says the Lon- the ground of ; public
of the equal rights of the where he had been lying for more than
WASHINGTON, 9th February.
reasons. He stated that he lived
[ Sixteen vessels were reported to have
placed Galatz out of
and Focsany, have
Daily Telegraph), owing to the ab- family
don
'
small
Germa,n
Department
against
prinday
The
State
has
been
nations
the
a
before
with
picked
not
he wns
his father, a. widower, nearly 701'
up. His
been sunk by submarines. to-day. These
■
ciple military domination, and govern- parents live in Hastings, Hawkes
advised whether Mr. Gerardhas received danger.
Bay. | sence of much information on the! sub- years of'age. He had four ''brothers*
One of Germany's latest ruses is to ment ofwithout the
include the Swedish' vessel Varing (2107 liis passports, and has sent enquiries
consent
of
the
to leave candles in abandoned trenches
and the fact- that. communication three of whom were with the forces! ThegovWELLINGTON MAN EARNS : ject,
it is essential to confer uponlre- ,
tons), the British Vedamora (6330 tons), Berlin.
for"
with the Germancolony was impossible, remaining brother was not eligible had),
explode when half-burnt. Many erned,
DISTINCTION.
land Home Rule without delay."
Governmentofficials express the for- which
military service. Appellant himself
and Saxonian (4855 tons). The Americ.au
unsuspecting
Russians
have suffered
there was a feeling in England tliat, on been
A
hope,. if war is averted, that when through
Wellington
boy
rejected
lorn
who
has
distinin
but
from
the:
February
camp,
(Received
a.m.)
9
was
10,
schooner Charles it. Schull (884 tons)
this.
guished himself in the British Army is the whole,.the Germans in East Africa, 18th Reinforcements on -. account off'
Count Bernstorff reaches Berlin lie may
MELBOURNE, This Day.
had accorded better treatment to their medical unfitness. Last Monday he was?
left a port in the Gulf of Mexico for assuagethe Kaiser.
In the Senate, SenatorHenderson gave Captain J. F.,8. Stevenson, son of Mr. captives
the case passed as fit by the Medical Board.
Stevenson,' of the Hansard staff. elsewhere.thanItwas known to be doubtless
Rotterdam, and was sunk west of TorBULGARIANS TIRED OF notice of motion that a petition be pre- ■J.
is true that,
Captain
'
Stevenson
i
s
The appeal was dismissed. The Chairboy
an
old
of
Weltugas ( ?Portugal) on Sunday.
sented to the King expressing the hope lington
reprisals,
fearing
tho
Germans
became man, commented
WAR
{By Telegraph,—United Press Association.—Copyright.},
and a student of Victoria.
GERMAN ADVANCES
that the family had*,
that a measure of Home Rule: be granted , College.College
and even friendly towards the done exceedingly well,
Somesmall trawlers were also sunk.
considerate,
He
left
New
but in appellant's,
Zealand
with
the
Association.)
(Australian-New Zealand Cable
-to Ireland.
change
only
The" British 'steamer Turino (4241
but
this
of
attitude
end,
Body
trooper
Main
case no undue hardship had been prqv-A
as a
in the Wel;
TROOPS ONLY IN THE DOBRUDJA,
"
.ON BEHALF OF GERMANtons), the Macarena (Spanish, 1122 tons),
came about as the Belgians were at the
lington Mounted Rifles, and
WASHINGTON, 9th February.
was
'
two Grimsby trawlers have beenUntil then,
AMERICANS.
"'■
!■ nominated for an Imperial commission point of reaching Tabora.
SERVED IN'SAMOA.
(AXIS. AND N.Z. CABLE ASSN. AND EEDTEB.)
In spite of theoutrage on the California, the sinking of other vessels,and and
early in 1915. He was appointed to the- the record of the degradation to which " An advertising agent,
sunk. All the crews w-ere saved.
, LONDON, 9th February.
Edwaid
Oscar?
English university men, wealthy planters,
tha Gerardincident, it is believed that President Wilson, while of opinion that
.(BEHTER'S TELEGRAM.)
Lancashire Fusiliers, and served with military prisoners, and others were sub- Withers, claimed that he had already;
Wireless per Admiralty Press.—An
FRONT
war is not far off, will await the clearest breach of international law, so as-to
; the famous29tlt Division through Galli- jected,
SAVING THE CREWS
Italian semi-official messagestates: The
done service with the -Expeditionary/
LONDON, 9th February.
and the horrible experiences of Force
poli, being both at Helles and Suvla, He
secure an indisputable issue.
The GermanForeign Office'asked Mr. opposition, in the Bulgarian Sobranje,
at Samoa. He was discharged oa
ladies, is as revolting as any in his return,
has been in France for some time, and English
(AM. AND N.Z. CABLE AfISN. AND REUTER.)
(Received February 10, 8.20 a,m.)
Gerard to sign a proposal affirming the with the view to reducing the Bul- V
at his own request. While,
the
history
of
German
"Kultur."
GRIM SALUTE FROM BRITISH
was
Military
awarded
the
Crossfor
his
garian
and
activities
in
the
war,
(Received
February
guaranteeing
;9tli
treaties
nine months'
is increasAmong those who returned home a few away he had an. attack, of feVer, but
WASHINGTON,
10, 9.30 a.m.)
February,
conduct
a
in raid on the enemytrenches
-had now been classed as fit. Appellant
protection before internment to Teutons ingly active. Troops were recently withLONDON, 9th February.
Ypres.. Captain Stevenson is now on days ago:is the Rev. E. F. Spanton, had lived at home with' his widowedThe Ueited Stateswill not fight unless it is proved that an American ship
drawn from Bucharest,and only remain I SALVOS FROM ALL CALIBRES at
Principal of St. Andrew's College, ZanziThe Norwegian sailer Songelv (2063 in America.
1 has been deliberately torpedoed in circumstances admitting of no extenuation.
SEND MISSILES INTO GERMAN ! short lea.ye in London.
mother—his father had died since hisDobrudja.
referring
Mr.
Gerard
Herr
in
the
German
pressure
been
sunk.
declined,
to
who
was
on
tour
of
intons)
has
The survivors state
a
school
Captain E. H. Rawson, who had a bar,
'
LINES.
from Samoa—and
another brother,
As there are no American ships now on the high seas, the crisis is petering that a German submarine captured an Zimmerman tjo Spanish, bind Swedish combat this attitude is without result.
in. the German colony on tht> return
aged 18, who also served at Samoa. Becommission in the New Zealand Dental spection
intermediaries.
that
Bulgarians
Austria
also
desired
the
outbreak
of
war.
After
their
release
placed
"unknown Italian vessel and
a
Corps,
and
who
to
fore
he
before
the
Medical Boardrecently
The
arrival
of
1917
weltransferred
-went
'
was
should participate on the Italian front.
he and Ms companions had to undertake he
prize crew on board, who painted out
LONDON, Bth February.
Army, is now 2nd lieu- a hard journey,
assumed that he would be passecf
;
involving a walk of 300
The proposition produced a tumult in comed on. the Western front by the Imperial
It isrreported from Vienna that conferencesbetween the Austrian Foreign
her name and navigated the vessel until
AMERICANS IN GERMANY
accordingly
in
invested his
Royal
Artillery.
tenant
the
Field
as
and
he
to Mwanza, on Lake Victoria, by
unfit,
the Sobranje, the session ending with the British and French soldiers
Corporal Q. d. Harle (Milburn, miles route
Officeand the United StatesAmbassador continue,in thehope of preventing a the submarine sank the Turino,. Tollingin an advertising business. :S.&
an indescribable scuffle.
they reached British terri- savings
'
side, and Songelv, the crews of which
as a beginning of the end of the Otago), who began his service in a field which
THEIR FUTURE NOT
asked
for
at
least
three
rupture. Thus far there has been no definiteresult. The effort to delay the
months in order*
tory, a journey the arduous character of
were transferredto the Italian veesel.
great world war, saysa despatch from a ambulance,and was afterwards trans- which was accentuated by the condition to train a man to take his place.
GUARANTEED.
rupture is" based on' the fact that the submarine piracy has been carried on unLater they were transferred to the
Mr. Considinestated that,; considering
correspondent with the British armies ferred-to the ranks of the Rifle Brigade, of the travellers after two and a-half
NEW
FRENCH
shipping
t
here
is
little
American
in
the
Mcdi/
THE
EFFORT
British,
flag.
der the German
Moreover,
steamer Penmount and landed.
{AUSTRALIAN-NEW ZEALANDCABLE ASSOCIATION.)
in France. There may be varying views was awarded the Military Medal in years of German captivity.
In an the service appellant had done, he wass
'
;
■torianean.
!
and theories as to how the end is to October,.and has now a commission in interview with Reuters representative, entitled to the time he asked.
LONDON, Bth February.
«"
THE LARS KRUSE
MOBILISING ALL LABOUR.
be brought about, but there is no ques- the King's Royal Rifle Corps.
The board dismissed the xappeal, leav«^
TheAmerican Embassy in London estiMr. Spanton said:
tion that throughout the British army Mr. A. N. Field, who was a private
mates that there are 2600 Americans re"The real point is that the Germans being granted till 28th Anjil, 1917. ■■';. :'
(AUSTRALIAN-NEW ZEALAND CABLE ASSOCIATION.)
there
is
conviction
that
next twelve in the New Zealand Rifle Brigade, and from
siding
Germany.
in
The
GermanGoverna
the
first
theiv
best
STORY,
destroy
SOLE SURVIVOR'S
did
to
A MEDICAL STUDENT,
USE MEXICO
GERMANY
PARIS, Bth February.
months will bring a victorious peace to was'wounded at Armentieres,was'recent- Britishthe
ment continues to treat American jourThey were brutal and
George Edwin .Waterworth, medicnlij
The French Minister of .Commercehas the Allies.
ly discharged from the New Zealand Ex- cruel inprestige.
properly,
prosecution
nalists
but
has
announced
that
the
of
a deliberate student, now in his fourth year, statedjj
(PUBLISHED IN THE HUES.)
Opinion amongthe British and French peditkmaa-y Force as unfit for further policy,
guarantees can not be giv.en for the. introduced a Bill in the Senatefor the
this end. They made
mobilising of all males from sixteen to fighters as to how the war will end is service. He is now gazetted an. assistant civiliantoand military prisoners do both'
LONDON, Bth February.
future.
the that he was studying at Dunedin, He'j
TO STRIKE AT UNITED STATES
engineer
Belgian
chief
of
the
who
will
be
called
on
for
milidivided
into
two
schools.
The
seventy,
paymaster
The
one bein the R.N.V.R. Mr. Field lowest kind of work in order that, they appealed on the ground of public, in-«j
,
■reliefship Lars Kruse (sunk by the Ger-,'
J
tary or civil duties unless physically lievos that Germany will be willing to was a well-known journalist in Welling- might lose caste before the Africans. terest.
GERMAN INTERESTS
It was decided' that the appeahskould|
mans) has arrived at Copenhagen, the
unfit. It is understood that workers will grant extreme, concessions,
and the other ton.
For great distances,'throughout Africa
(Received February 10, 8.30 a.m.)
enquiries. \
sols survivor of a crew of eighteen. He
s
tand
for
further
.';
j
only be fully called up in the event of that only military pressure will bring
over
passed
Private
C.
H.
of
the
the
that
GerWright,
'23/1921,
news was
we were
NEW YORK, 9th .February.
says that the vessel was not warned, TAKEN OVER BY SWITZERLAND volunteers being insufficient.The salaries the fruits of victory. Both schools are, Auckland Infantry, has been granted his man slaves.
This was drummed into
A CASE ADJOURNED.*
':
The Providence Journal,says -that Germany will strike at the United
and sank in a rough sea. The captain,
will be the same as for non-requisition- however, agreed that this is the decisive discharge from the New Zealand Expedi- the people on every opportunity, and by John Charles
Statesthrough Mexico.
(KEUTEK'S
TELEGRAM.)
Tew, linotype operator^
knowing
not
of Germany's decree, ened
civilian
labour.,;
year.
Force
to take up a commission all kinds of propaganda, and even the
tionary
declares
has
information
that
Count
Bernstorff
appealed
The Journal
that it
smug- tered the danger zone.
on iha?
On most sectors of the British front in the R.N.R.
BERNE, Bth February.
native Germansoldiers referred to us as 53, Coi'omandel-street,
gled three hundred officers,some of whom were formerly aboard the interned
the new year made its bow with little
Switzerlandhas agreed to take charge
Bombardier Fitter 4D. J. Aitken, slaves. Carrying out their plan of putting ground of undue 'hardship. He asked!,
liners, to Mexico City, and that a party of filibusters(freebooters) shipped large
for
an
extension
of
time
on
account
of'
So
flares
and
vookots
of
German
interests
in
the
United
States.
BRITAIN'S
MAN
POWER
ceremony.
many
discharged
they
actually
2/1534,
been
from
■white under black,
set both
THE CALIFORNIA
quantities of arms and-ammunition from New York..
are sent up from the trenches on\ these N.Z.E-.F., to take a commission in the
illness of his mother. Tha^
the civilian and service prisoners to work,as the severe" adjourned
sine
long, dark, winter, nights that it was in\- Royal
casts
was
die,
appellant^
Naval Reserve.
labourers to native masons.
ATTACKED BY TWO SUBMARINES. DEFENCES OF NEW YORK COMBING OUT PUBLIC SERVICES. possible to sayhow manyof these on Sun-' Lance-Corporal D. M. Gilray,
to have exemption from 'duty in thai,
11/266,
"
JEERING NATIVES;
"
day night were in honour of 1917. There Wellington Mounted
meantime.
' .!
(AUS. AND N.Z. CABLE ASSN. AND KEDTEtt.)
Rifles,
has
been
dissector,
is one
"Their treatment of.lndian officerswho
however,where the British
(AUSTRALIAN-NEW ZEALAND CABLE ASSOCIATION.) [ SIEGE GUNSBROUGHT
A BUSINESS MAWS APPEAL.
SPAIN'S ATTITUDE
artillery followed the practice adopted charged from the N.Z.E.F. to take up were prisoners of war was abominable.
FROM WEST
LONDON, 9th February.
, LONDON, Bth February. j
Imperial Army.
POINT.
The War .Office has called'up for im- last
Francis BeresfordYoung, ironmonger;!/
of welcoming Ist January.with a commission in the
V Stacker,New"Zea- These,including a near relative of a
Details concerning the casualties on
mediate "service all employees of the salvosyear
against the enemy from guns o£ 2nd Lieutenant
partner in the firm off
(BEDTER'S TELBGRAH.)
land Field Artillery, has been awarded, Maharajah, were treated absolutely as Salamanca-road,
conflicting. The
the
California
are
still
a
nd
local
authorities
beGovernment
all
calibres.
Moncrief
and Young, asked for two '
Along
everything
this front
low caste natives. In pursuance of a
FULL SUPPORT FOR THE GOVERNMENT
latest reports state that 170 were on
tween the ages of 18 and 22. following from muchine-guns to the biggest of the the Milita'fy Cross. "He remained for definite policy,
VANCOUVER, 9th February.
months'
leave
of
absence in order toi
prisoners
in
the
British
in the telephone pit of his butboard, including thirty-two passengers. All the siege guns at West .Point the cancellation of their exemptions.
"heavies" joined in firing, first one two days
attend to his business. Appellant,stated!'
to answer calls "under most intense scantiest of clothing were set to pull a
The survivors were an hour in the boats have been shipped to New York for
then nine, then one, and finally tery
lorry
usually
voluntarily
MADRID, Bth February.
round,
the
that
he
enlisted
soma tima
through
streets—work
although
severely wounded,
Later,
before being rescued,and were almost use in the forts and protecting the
six. "We do not know whether the Ger- fire.
Spairfs reply to Berlin and Vienna has_ been published. It states that
was turned down (as being
remained at his post. He has pre- done by oxen—in full view of the jeering ago, but unfit.
city.
'
destitute of clothes.
GREEK SITUATION
mans recognised it or not, but we will he
he made
Spain cannot agreeto the maritime proceedings of the Central Powers,and
medically
Consequently
natives,
and
one
could
see
an
English
to
hopes these will be withdrawn. Failing this, Spain will take
try them again to-night," said an artil- viously done very,fine work."
\ip a native further business arrangements. , liasb
' _- all measures
The following have been awarded Mili- university graduate hoeingrubber
lery captain as he started for a distant
planter Tuesday he was passed, as 'Htyibyi? ,i-h&!
safeguard her national dignity.
gardenpatch,
wealthy
SHORTAGEOF
FLOUR.
or
a
A
tary
NO WARNING GIVEN.
Medals :—9/IOT Sergt. P. H. .AtkinHENRY FORD'S MONEY
part of the line to give the necessary in'■
Itis announced in Madrid that all the political leaders met, and decided to
latrines.
Medical Board,
son, Pioneers; 5/105 Farrier 0. G. Dur- clearing out native
(AUSTRALIAN-NEW ZEALAND CABLE ASSOCIATION.)
structions.
Eu.pporir4iie Government. Parliament will authorise ample credits.
"All this had a great effect on the The board granted leave; '■m3a£ss£>\Ml
(REUIER'S TELEGRAM.)
ran, A.S.C; 24/144 Sergt. N. E. Fitz- native'
sending!
greeting
fiery
A
LOAN
TO
THE
GOVERNMENT.
In.
to
the
news
February.
April.
this.,
mind, and the
of the de(Renter's Telegram.)
ATHENS, Bth
gerald, Rifle Brigade; 23/135' L.-Cpl. F.
LONDON, Bth February.
gradation of British and other European
There has been disorder and some riot- Germansthere was a further complicai
RESERVED DECISION.'
WASHINGTON, Bth February.
The second officer of the California (AUSTRALIAN-MEW ZEALAND CABLE ASSOCIATION.) ing owing to the lack of flour, caused by tion of difference of time, tho Germans N. Fletcher, Rifle Brigade; 24/432 Pte. men and women was flashedacross Africa.
H.
The board decided to adjourn iteitasesj
Tire Spanish Note adds that Spain, having taken over, American interests
Gowers,
R
ifle
Brigade.
states that there were thirty-two pasis one
observing
Continental
time,
which
"We
badly
protests
(Received
a.m.)
9
the
The
bread
ration
has
were
and
February
10,
blockade.
very
fed,
Joseph
of
Alfred Smyth, secretary o£i
in 'Germany, is anxious to keep open communication with Berlin, as the best
ahead of the British and French
sengersand I^3 of the crew on the CaliLONDON, 2nd January.
were overruled. We were told that pribeen reduced to 160 grammes(about 5i hour
channel of aegotiation-ibefcween the Central Powers and the Entente Powers.
fornia. A terrific shock was felt, and
WASHINGTON,
9th February.
clocks. To avoid all doubt the British
Lance-Sergt. 0. B. Hull, No. 4/518,\ soners of war had no rights whatever, the Public Service Appea] Board, fwjt :
'
per
daily.
head
ounces)
Mr. Henry Ford announces that if
the boats were lowered. The passengers
artillery fired signal salvos at both 11 New Zealand Engineers, has been dis- and warned that further complaints two months, granting exemption fromi
there is war with Germany ha will loan
o'clock and midnight. Low, black clouds charged from the New Zealand Expedi- would involve three days' bread and military service in the meantime. jlhflg
behaved splendidly.
a
hundred
million
dollars
to
ITALIAN
FRONT
the
Governscudded over the battle area .the ,'last tionary Forces, and now has a commis- water. For two and a-half months the appeal was heard yesterday.
Members of the crew "assert that a ment without interest.
night of the old year, and its successor sion in the Russian Squadron of the staple food at one camp was inferior
submarine appeared on each side of the
ANOTHER SAMOAN .SOLDIER.
HOLLAND'S NEUTRALITY
was borne in on a howling wind, which Naval Armoured Cars.
i
impossible.
liner. Escape was
No warnmillet, grown by the natives, chiefly for
ENEMY ATTACKS FAIL.
caught up and carried the thunder of tho
ing was given, and the liner
owing to its injurious effect, Another ex-member of the Samoaauj
2nd
Lieut.
Valentine
Stocker,
beer,
i
and,
Force, Leonard Andrew Smith, dis-4
in seven minutes. The captainfoundered
AND N.Z. C4BU! ASSN. AND REOTER.3 guns. The grim booming was swept far N.Z.F.A., and Sergt.-Major Eobert only eaten by the African when mixed charged
remained
fATJS.
at his own request, appealed ortj
beyond tho battle lines until it mingled Knox, Otago Regiment, Teceived their with other grain.
on board until she
This brought about the
WILL BE DEFENDED BY FORCE OF ARMS
sank, and was subseROME, Bth February.
of undue hardship. He stated?
summoning
Military
with
the
church
bells
the
gastric
Crosses
at
all
of
Buckingham
Palace"
sorts
trouble. Even the thatground
An Italian official communique states: people to*
quently rescued. The missing include
he
a butcher by occupation.,.
prayer in tho war-bound vil- on Saturday.
the chief engineer, the third officer, and
."
native soldiers protested. All this time Sincehiswas
The enemy attacked on the right bank lages of France.return
to Now Zealand he liadl;
Petty-Officer
(Australian-New Zealand Cable Association.)
T.
has
speciproper
only
engineer.^
the thirtf
Crean
been
food was available
two hours
The survivors state
of the Brenta, and at Mount Preikoff.
and
there
was one child. Hei
married,
ally promoted to the rank of acting- away. '
THE HAGUE, Bth February.
that four passengersand twenty of the
ANOTHER BRITISH
The. attacks failed.
to the support of his 1!
contributed
eighty-six
Tioatswain
for
services
in
the
Antarctic.
"At
.Tabora
of
of
us—men
The Dutch Premier, speaking in the SecondChamber,definedHolland's
crew were killed.. Thirteen passengers
;
widowed
motEer.
:
ADVANCE
NOT A FIGHTING MAN
Crean lias accompanied a number of ex- all nationalities and stations in life
and twenty-eight of the crew are missposition. The Governmenthitherto had maintained a fixed, independent attipeditions both under Scott and Shackle- were herded in a corrugated shed, which .After going'into the financialpositions
tude. There was no reason now to act otherwise, though the Government ing.
/
AUSTRIAN
NAVY
appellant,
of
the
the
board
ton.
intimated!?
GRANDCOURT SUCCESS
was so crowded Chat the beds touched
had lodged a strong protest against Germany's attitude, which could not be
Mr. M'Callum, second officer of the
RELIGIOUS OBJECTOR BE.FORE
Flight Sub-Lieuts. Fabian P. Reeves one another. Sanitation there was none, that it would give its decision later. ,:
considered to be in conformity with the principles of international law. HolCalifornia, states that a- cable from New
FOLLOWED UP
COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF DEAD.
MILITARY BOARD.
(son of Mr. " and Mrs. 1 W. Pember and as we were locked "up at seven at
land desired to emphasise the principle of the freedomof the seas. "The Gov- York reports that two children, who arcEeeves) and Frederick C. C. Calder night until six the next ■ morning, the
ernment will certainly oppose by forceof arms any violation of thfrneutrality of
claimed to be American born, are re(PUBLISHED IN THE TIMES.)
(ADS. AND'N.Z. CABLE ASSN. AND REUTER.)
A religious objector named Robert (Auckland) have both been promoted conditions were awful. As if we had
its territory, from whichever side it might come."
ported among the missing. There is
February.
9th
"
Sparrow
flight-lieutenants.
LONDON,
Jefferson
was
before
the
Third
not to endure enough; the GermansperFebruary.
LONDON, Bth
possibly a third child who is American.
Admiral Hansa, Adnriralissinro of tlie Military ServiceBoard to-day. He said
The Eev. R, H. Fulford, who was to petrated the outrage _of making native
Sir Douglas Haig reports: We attack- Austro -Hungarian
FOOD RIOTS AT AMSTERDAM
fleet, is dead.
that he did not want total exemption, but have gone to New Zealand at the end soldiers with'loadedI'rifles march up and
important German positions on tho
February 10, 8.30 a.m.)
desired to serve only with the ambulance. j of the war to organise the, C.E.M.S., down inside the shed all night. From
INTERNED GERMAN SHIPS ed
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT
■'
highest point of the Sailly-SaOlisel Hill,
Captain Baldwin (military representa- has been killed in action, apparently in a military point of view, the sentries
,
ROTTERDAM, 9th February.
SOLDIER FOOTBALLERS
tive) : What religions body do you be- j Mesopotamia. lie was
chaplain at were .useless —it was only meant as angained the whole of our objectives.
Disturbances continue at Amsterdam. Fuel is. practically exhausted,and
and
army
A SETTLEMENT ARRIVED-AT,
long to ?—TheBrethren.
CREWS ARRESTED AND
potatoes are very.scarce.Many greengrocers' shops were plundered. The police
| Plymouth before, going' to Galjipoli, other degradation for us, for one could'
(AUSTRALIAN-NEW ZEALAND CABLE ASSOCIATION.)
We vigorously followed up the capRELEASED.
How long have you been a 'member where he remained until the end. He nob imagine a greater outrage than to
are guarding the dock warehouses.
(Received February 10, 9.30 a.m.)
(UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATION.—COPXRIOHT:>
guard.
*
body?—AH
ture
of
Grandecourt
both
banks
life.
then
invalided
on
recova
in
a.
white
man's
place
home,
on
of
of
that
was
and
native
my
,
(REDTEK'S TELEGRAM.).
ering rejoined his old brigade in Meso- bedroom. As a refinementof cruelty,
the Ancre, and made considerable furLONDON, 9th February.
Your family, too ?—Yes.
SCANDINAVIA'S PROTEST TO GERMANY
MELBOURNE, 9th February.
greatest interest attaches in the
potamia.
away
SEATTLE, 9th February.
The
at
ourboots
when
Is
there
authoritative
account
or
He
was
educated
Emmanuel
the
Germans
took
The terms of the Federal fusion have
The crews of the Saxonia and othev ther progress. We captured Baillescourt forthcoming Rugby match on the 17th at the doctrinesany
CHBISTIANIA, Bth February,
of the Brethren?—No; only College, Cambridge, and his first curacy they locked us up for the night. As it
vessels were arrested on Monday, and Farm, on the Beaucourt-Miraumont- Richmond, between a New Zealand;team the Scriptures.
j was not until nine that we were allowed been settled, and remain to be ratified
The Norwegian Governmenthas replied to the appeal from America that
was St. Barnabas,Birmingham.
then released and allowed to return to road, and also a trench between Grande- fromFrance and the unbeaten Army Ser- You simply have
Norway cannot adhere to America's action against Germany. The reply adds
your own reading of ".Mr.' Massey has just cabled to to-go to bed, and we were locked up by both parties on Tuesday. It'is ben;
j
their'vessels.
Corps'
"that the three Scandinaviankingdoms are now discussing their attitude on the
vice
team.
Tho
NewZealand
Salonika
a
New
)
the
Yes.
Year's
to
be
at seven, we had to endure tortures
Scriptures?—
message
Ministerialists obtain at
At Manila the crew of the Prinzessin court and our old front line, taking fur- team lias been given a few.days' leave.
basis of international law.
The board has to be satisfied as to read at a dinner which, the New Zea- from scorpions and mosquitoes during lieved that the,
*
b "
prisoners.
The joint Scandinavian reply to Germany, protests especially against the Alice was removed. The vessel is on fire. ther
the doctrines and tenets of the Bretiiren. landers on service /there intend to hold the period,of their greatest activity. For least five Cabinet seats. It is now coin
'Our
ships
warning,,
attempting
gain
(o
v/ithout
and withoutin the Ancre since the New
threat to sink
save the
How is it to get at those ?—-Itis all left withinthe next day or two. A few days four or five months we had to live in sidered certain that Mr. Hughes will 'at^
■»
\
Year represents an advance on an averFEDERAL WAR LOAN
;
crews.
to individuals.
ago Mr. Massey received a letter from this shed,in conditions which it.is quite tend the Imperial Conference.
of the Manchester impossible to describe.
age of 'three-quarters, of a mile on a
Men would not cease to be Plymouth Capt. A. E. W.
Regiment,
three-mile front. We raided trenches
written on behalfof the New,
SUBSCRIPTIONS
OF
A
in
they
engaged
FOUR
Brethren if
combatant
TREATMENT OF WOMEN.
southward of Bouchevesnes,killing a
Zealanders in the Salonika Army, and
GOVERNORSHIP OF WESTERN
MILLION
EACH.
service?—
No.
'
.
ENERGETIC CONSTRUCTION
number. The dug-outs were bombed.
"The treatment of the ladies was;
Your own personal feeling is that it informing him of the intended ve-union.
AUSTRALIA
iThey
.required
bad.
were
to
especially
Wo repulsed two attempted raids in the
(Received February 10, 9 ami.)
■is wrong to engage in combatant ser- Mr. Massey, in his reply, said That New i
THE STANDARDISED STEAMER. neighbourhood of Gueudecourtand La
affection do their own housework, and also six
MELBOURNE, This Day.
viced—Yes.
I
am willing to do ambu- Zealand thought with pride and
PERTH, 9th February.
Bassee.
of her soldiers,in whatever part of the hours' work for the Government every
Mr. Poynton (Federal Treasurer) ha& lance work.
It is understood that Sir W.- G. Elli-:
(KEDTKB'S TELEGttAH.)
They protested against being set
There has been considerable reciprocal announced that the Commonwealth
DEVICES
Have you any brothers of military age line they might be, and trusted that the day.
son-Macartney,
B
ank,
Governor of Tasmania,the
to tasks which would assist
artillery fighting at Armentieres and
LONDON, Bth February.
enemy,
Bank 6f New South Wales, the Aus- in the Ist Division ?—Yes. One—-mar-New Year might bring to them glad tid- and
as Governor,
were threatened with bread and succeeds Sir Harry Barron
ings of great joy, a decisive victory over
In the House of Commons Sir Leo Ypres. A large explosion was caused in the
'
tralian
Provident
and
the
ried.
Society,
Mutual
underclothing
to
make
of
Western
Australia.
They
ChiozzaMoney, speaking for the Ship- the enemy's lines.
had
the Huns, and an early return to their water.
'
"
Mutual Life and Citizens'Assurance Com- Is he a Plymotith Brother?—No.
of some of
|
troops.
for
the
In
the
case'
ping Controller, stated that arrangecountry.
PROBLEM WILL ULTIMATELY BE SOLVED
own
Salt
left
New
Captain
Has he been called up in the ballot?—
pany have subscribed a million each to
ments were in progressfor a large new
Zealand as a sergeant in the Medical the more elderly and weakly ladies,.perTOTALISATOR
IN
N.S.W.
the war loan.
Not yet.
was'asked that they might'emconstruction programmeof standardised
GERMAN REPORT
Captain Baldwin stated that appellant Corps, and received his commission in mission
MELBOURNE, 9th February.
boys at their own expense. 1 This
LONDON, Bth February.
merchantmen. Unsparing efforts
Thai war loan was oversubscribed,the did not come within the exemption, but the Imperial Army in July, 1916. He ploy
While being conveyed
SYDNEY, 9th February.
Naval circles are retieont regarding the submarine position, though they be made to utilise the nation's would
was
refused.
promoted
captain
was
in
a
nd
shipbeing
November,
applied for. no doubt the military authorities would
LONDON, Bth February.
sum of £18,179,580
The Totalisator Act regulations havestate that the latest methods have proved highly effective. Many losses must
building capacity to the utmost, comgraded G.S.O. 3. Captain Salt studied from one camp' to another,thirty Engopen
regard
A'
-wireless
German
official
The
loan
remains
for
a
further
have
to
his
desire
to
serve
in
be expected, but wa now have in our possession means of destroying sub'
at Balliol College, Oxford.
lish ladies, nine Englishmen, and about been issued. Two hundred clubs have
;
patible with the needs of the Admiralty. states-: The British attacked usmessage
north- period.
the ambulance section.
'.' ,
forty native prisoners were shut ■up in been notified to instal the machine be-:
/ marines or rendering them ineffectivewhich will ultimately solve the problem.
east of Bouchavesnes,but their initial
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
Questioned by the Chairman, Captain
The public must not expect a speedy collapse of this menace, on which Germany
an
iron railway shed (again without the fore the end of March.
by
x
success was. equalised
our counterBaldwin said he would use his best enhas staked all.
Out of the moneyswhich were,trans- slightest pretence of sanitation) for one
GERMANY
IN
DEFEATING
HER
PARLIAMENT
attack.
get
appellant
deavours
to
into
the
ambuAdmiralty
destroying
has dealt with several new schemes for
The Board of
mitted to the High Commissionerfor whole night and most of'the next day.
OWN ENDS
lance.
submarines recently, including one of which the details are a closely-guarded
entertaining.. New Zealand soldiers at Half-drunken guards were in charge of MEMORIAL TO CAPTAIN SCOTT
BILLS
Mr.
Considine
It
means
that
if
there
experiments
have shown that the invention
GOVERNMENT
ONLY
:
secret, though it is annonnced that
FRENCH NEWS
Christmas, £60 was cabled to Meso- them, and for a considerable time 'they
is capable of performing all that the inventor claims for it. ,
was a large population of Plymouth potamia, where it is believed there are were without food or water, and their
EFFECT OF RELEASING
ha%
.Brethren
all
the
others
would
re
to
forty or fifty of our men, and a similar sufferings were terrible. On another oc(RT TEIBGRAPH.—PRESS ASSOCIATION.)
A prominent trade union official connected with engineering and shipTHE FOOD POSITION.
INTERNED VESSELS.
'ARTILLERY ON THE VERDUN
fight, to protect them.
building said : "Germany lias not altogether caught us napping. If the Adsum to Salonika, where, so far as is casion a. caravan of men and women were
CHRISTCHURCH, 9th February.
FRONT.
Captain
Baldwin
:
That
is
so.
miralty gave some evidence of the results' of the .measures already taken it , (ABSIRAUAN-NEW ZEAIAND OABLB ASSOCIATION,)
February.
LONDON, Bth
known, there were only four men at sent on a long march of ten. days under
A
marble
statue of Captain Scott,
Sparrow stated that he had been passed Christmas. It was a difficult matter to escort. It was pointed out that in the
would prove to be a great moral for the 'assurance of. the public. "While this i
In the House of CommonsMr. Bonar
LONDON, Bth-February.
erected by the people of dhristchurch,
LONDON, Bth February.
(Chancellor of the Exchequer) an- as fit by the Medical Board. He had get in touch with all New Zealanders in interests of decency tents must be pro- as a
information is.not forthcoming, neople must maintain quiet-confidence."
The shipping paper Fan-play says that,
Law
the Antarctic explorer,
memorial
communique
A French official
states : nounced that a credit vote would be bad fonr years' ambulance training with the British Army,' but where tliis could vided for the ladies. Although these was unveiled tothis
by forcing neutrals into the arena Gerafternoon by the
There has been lively artillery , fighting brought down on Monday. He moved to !be Territorials.
be done they were to be treated on a were obtainable, the officer applied tq Governor in tho presence of : a huge
many will defeat her own ends.' At at Hill 304, and at Avocourt Wood. confinethe
The
the
board
appeal
replied
footing
session
to
Government
B
ills.
was
dismissed,
those
of
the
N.Z.E.F.
Prirefused
and
:
"What
permission,
outbreak
with
the
of war 688 German
assemblage. The statue, which cost
aeroplanes bombed military esSeveralmembers protested, and urged deckling to recommend that appellant soners of war in Germany all had sent have
Englishwomen to do with desteamers, aggregating 2,408,450 tons, French
tablishments at Lahr, in the Grand that consideration should be given to the should be placed in the ambulance sec- to them parcels of comforts valued at cency?" Once,by direct orders of the £1000,is the work of Lady Scott.
HUNDRED
took refuge in. neutral ports. Of these, DuchyW
and
the
aerodrome
at
question,
religious
Baden,
and the state tion in deferenceto his
con- £1 each. Gifts to the value of £100 and Chief of Staff, Capt. Willmann, a party
women's franchise
72, aggregating 553,689tons, arc in the Mariankei'ke.
of Ireland, which, it was alleged, was be- victions and on account of his previous tobacco worth £20 were sent to H.M.S. of us were sent on a railway journey
GREYMOUTH PATRIOTIC
United States. The entry of Portugal into
Philomel.
One hundred pounds was of nineteen hours, and deliberately kept
coming critical.
training.
THE MAXIMUM WORKING NUMBER
the war reduced the total by 71 (tonnage,
COMMITTEE
Mr. Bonar Law: "This is the very
paid over to the Maoris for Christmas without food.
331,798). If all, or part, of this tonnage BELGIANS DEFEAT AN
crisis of our fate. We must not occupy Lieut. Hector Simpson (killed during fare.
"As soon as the Germansbegan to
is placed on the market it will conLONDON, Bth February,
(BITBLBGRAPU.—I'REBS ASSOCIATION.)
\
a, see that their colony was going grievr
of
the
House
with
controversial
Zealand
was
rather
the
time
H.M.S.
New
siderably undo the work of the subThe Journal of Commerceestimates that at the maximum figure, one hunHEAVY LOSSESINFLICTED.
subjects."
an engagement with the enemyin South difficult problem to deal with. There ances were redressed. Fearing reprisals,
GREYMOUTH;9th February.
marines.,
dred submarines, are now attacking Allied shipping. Germany commenced the
The motion was carried without a Africa, last month) was thirty-five years was a sum ■of £125 available for pre- they suddenly
;
,
yesterday
discovered
that
there
Patriotic
Committee
were
The
[The Germans in 1915-16 owned. 1897
war with fifty. Sincethen she has built two hundred,while one hundred have
LONDON, 9th February.
of age,and a son of Mr. J. C. Simpson, sents for fifty-eight officersand 963 men, proper recognised methods of treating passed a motion condemningthe attitude, ,
division.
steamers, with a total tonnage of
A wireless Belgian official report
Mi1. Bonar Law announced that he of Waipukuran. Ho took part in the and, after considerable discussion, it prisoners, and when the advancing Bel: of Mr. P.- Webb,M.P., for'not attending
been destroyed, and fifty must always be refitting in home ports.
4,419,167. Britain's total was' 10,218 states: A strong party of Germansat- would "introduce, a Bill to deprivo enemy Boer War. After visiting Waipukurau was decided to give to each one of pians were fifty miles from Tabora the send-offsto troops, and in regard- to '
■'"
steamers, of 20,030.918
tons.]
GEKMAN PRESS DISAPPOINTED
tacked our posts southward of Dixmnde, Princes of their British titles.
at the close of that struggle, he returned Prince Louis of Battenbei'g's medals German attitude completely changed. patriotic work, also a motion urging the ;'.'■
KERNE, Bth February..
but. were met with riilo and machine-gun Mr. Prothero (Minister of Agriculture), to South Africa, and joined the South commemorating the three great naval The: Belgians behaved splen'ddly to the Government
to briug to bear the;clause ■■''"
(The cable news in this issue accredited to fire and decimated. The survivors suroutlining
production
the
food
Statementsin the Germanpress indicate that the results of the first
scheme,
African Police. When he met his death battjea of the North Sea,with a special Germans on entering Tabora—a ,great of the .Military ServiceAct to round up ,
appeared
in that Journal, but
"The Tiroes" lias
expectations. Captain Persius in an
said it was proposed to use German he was attached to a Hhodesian' Native inscription recording that the New Zea- contrast to the manner
only where expressly stated It suoji news tlw rendered. Numerous corpses were heap\ve«sk's frightfulness have been belowpowers
in-which--the
tjie bjjbt
men
who
have
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of '-'Tho Times."!
i prisoners in agriculture,. He hoped to | Keijiment.
of defence asainsfc submarine*.
editorial ODiuion
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land was in all three.. This ateorbed latter had behaved to us."
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article emphasises the British Navy's
call.
(Received .February 10, 8.30 a.m.)
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ROLL OF HONOUR
VIEWS IN GERMANY
EXTRA EDITION. A
6
INTOLERABLE
THE WATERSIDE LABOUR
DEADLOCK
Reserve have been asked to" pick fruit
and release the growersfor wharf work.
The Farmers' Union-is organising voluntary labour. The trawlers are discontinuing owing to the shortage of coal.
LATE
NEWS
NAVAL CIRCLES ANXIOUS
NEW ZEALAND ARMY
WANGANUI WORKERS
TO-DAY'S CASUALTY LIST
ORDERS ATTACK ON HOSPITAL
SHIP
OBITUARY
OIL FOR SUBMARINES IN SHOP-T
SUPPLY.
DRUNKEN CAPTAIN
A CITY COMPANY
MR. CLUTSAM AGAIN
MR. MASSEY AND THE CLOTH
WORKERS
A SUCCESSFUL OPERA
"FLATTERING COMMENT.
ON SAFE GROUND
A VETERAN CRICKETER.
STRUGGLEWITH GUNNER.
(from our oivn conREsroNDP.HT*) '■..'■■. ;
(AO.S AND N.Z. CABLB ASSN. AND REDTSR.)
PRESENTING THE FREEDOM
(WHTBD PRESS ASSOCIATION.—COPtRIGHT.)
casualty list issued at noon to-day
A
LONDON, 29th December, 0
(Received
p.m.)
AT WHARVES
3
February
10,
(FROM
stated :—
(Received
CORRESPONDENT.)
:;
KNEW
NEUTRAL
VIEWS
OUR
OWN
February
a.m.)
ENEMY
The New Zealand composer, Mr.
10, 9
(BI TELEGRAM.—PRESS ASSOCIATION.)
AMSTERDAM, 9th February.
(PROM
OCR
CWN
H,
Day.
George
CORRESPONDENT.)
DIED
OF
WOUNDS
MELBOURNE,
This
2nd
January.
LONDON,
Cluten.m,is again before the
The German newspapers display ex. WANGANUI, 9th February.
Mr. Frank Allan, a member of the An extraordinary charge against a BritLONDON,-22nd December, 'public in a very nattering light as colA. E., 24227,Pte. (Mrs. D,
GOVERNMENT'S NEW POWERS.
The waterside trouble has ended. The Rogers,
BEFORE THE NEW CAMPAIGN travagant joy over the submarine war. First Australian
i
s
dead.
Campbell, Shropshire, s.); 2nd Feb.
cricket eleven,
Na.vnl circles, however, do- not conceal
Mr. Massey was on .the. 20th,Decem- laborator with Captain Hubert Batb in
ish merchant captain was heard in the
workers haveresumed under the old conWAS ANNOUNCED,
their anxiety as to England's new deto the Freedom of the tho music of a new light opera., "Young
ditions.
STATEMENT BY ATTORNEYThe late Frank, Allan was the crack' Police Court at Plymouth. Thomas ber admitted
,at Da.ly's: Theatre.
fensive measures, and the rapid exof the Cloth Workers' Company; England,"
Livery
Lilly
captain
largo
AUSTRALIAN
ARMY
bowler
of
Victoria
when
white's
James
of
a
Stayman
haustion
team
was
The Daily Mail writes: "The muaio of
GENERAL.
of the liquid fuel supply, and
(UNITED PUESS ASSOCIATION.—COPYRIGHT.)
of: 1876-7 toured the colonies. He was British steamer, armed for defence;and one of the oldest of the City companies 'YoungEngland' is a decided advance in
demand
everything
TROUBLE AT GISBORNE
-that
shall
be
done
(AUSTRALIAN-NEW ZEALAND CABLE ASSOCIATION.)
to restore the Rumanian wells and to left-handed,and his success was such he was committed for trial on charges of in London. The company originated in the direction of genuine light opera as
NEW ZEALANDERS MENTIONED.
(Received February 10, 1 p.m.)
"
distinct from the more or loss musical
prevent the frequent attempts made that his fellow-colonists styled him "the inflicting grievous bodily
"If Britain and her Allies are to
RIPPLE LEAVES FOR. WELharm on the 1528,with the union of the two Guilds entertainments of recent years. -While'
bowler of the century." He was a memFebruary.
against the few weljs still remaining.
9th
BUDAPEST,
be victorious troops must be; sent to
LINGTON.
following casualties'were reported
The
ber of Dave Gregory's team to England first officer, John Jackson, and attempt- of Fullers and Sheermen,and is one of it is primarily, and rightly, couceived in
All
tho
Berlin
regularly
oxpediCount
Tisza
informed
the
of
schools
are
closed
for
the battlefield
and.
members
a,t noon to-day to members of the Ausin 1878,but did not live up to his re- ing- to murder John Gifford, a Royal the twelve leading companies of the City a popula>r idiom, it is written with much
lack of coal.
(BT TELEGRAPH.—PRESS ASSOCIATION.)
tiously; the people of England must
more musicianly care [ than has hitherto
putation. Onewriter described him as Naval Reserve gunner.
tralian" Army having next-of-kin in New liis party that, beforesending the Note
of London.
be provided with food; and; at a time
GISBORNE, This-Day.
regarding
submarining,
being very deadly for a few overs but
Zealand
:—
...
ruthless
the
CenWhen the vessel arrived at Port Said Workers in The interest of the Cloth been the rule. Of the composers, Mr.
■when the mercantile marine is being The watersiders declined to. work the
New
Hubert Ba.th has most successfully cappartly
THE
Zealand.
is
the
OF WAR not possessing sufficientphysique for a on 6thonDecember two naval gunners were interest which
tral Powers sounded all the European
KILLED IN ACTION.
ruthlessly wrecked by the enemy,ships cargoon the steamer Ripple, which was
tured the real twang of English tune,,
lengthy tour. He had his days of suc- sent
board to work the gun. Two
many such bodies have ex- while Mr. George Clutsaminclines more
cannot be allowed to remain idle at, our loaded with free labour at Napier, and O'Connor,2217. (L. O'Connor, Apploby, neutrals regarding their possible attipressed
recently
purely
Imperial
from a
cess, but in eleven a-side matches he only days later the captain, who had been
towards the hybrid' melody of cosmopoliwharves. Sucha state.of affairs would the vessel this afternoon proceeded to
Nelson,f.); Bth January 1917
RESULT OF WOMAN-POWER
tude.
captured 26 wickets for 565 runs, average drinking, ordered Gifford to fire' fifty point of view. But this is also reinforc- tan origin, but they frequently overlap,be intolerable. The position is much Wellington without discharging.
WOUNDED.
■. As the result of these enquiries, the
21.7. He was a fairly useful bat, and rounds at nothing. The gunnerrefused, ed by the fact -that the cloth workers and tho collaboration has proved so suctoo ■serious to- allow any troublesome
DAWN OF A NEW ERA OF
on this tour made in eleven a-side but, to humour,the captain, fired four have still a considerable field of "activity cessfulthat without the guidance of tho
M'Mahon, 5723 (S. M'Mahon, WakaCentralPowers learnt that there was no
section of the community to dominate
matches 212, with an averageof 10.6. 'rounds for practice. On the evening of in the woollen districts of the North, book of words one would often guess
tipu, b.)
,
PROSPERITY.
danger of any European neutral underthe situation and decide for New
MATTERS
PERSONAL
Alexander Bannerman stated a year or tlie same day the captain sighted a Brit- which regularly receives its due propor- wrong. The concerted numbers in parSERIOUSLY ILL.
Zealand whether it shall or shall not
(Received February 10, 1 p.m.)
taking warlike action against Austria
two ago that Allan possessed one of the ish hospital ship—illuminated with the tion of the New Zealand wool. When ticular establish the claim of the producbe allowed to do its share of the war
Vincent, 544 (T. Vincent, Petone,f.)
It
then
decided
Germany.
and
was
to
most deceptive swerves of any bowler he Red Crossin red lamps and with, a siring in Leeds the previous week, Mr. Massey tion to rank as opera."
February.
LONDON,
9th
lamps all round the rail—went was very much interested in the technowork."
Tho_ Daily News—"All who have the
Sir Ernest Shackleton is staying at the
Mr. W. F. Massey, in an article in the ever met. His best performances
PROGRESSINGFAVOURABLY.
tvere of white
send the Note.
interests of British music at heart
That is the essence of an interview Grand Hotel while in Wellington.
Pall
Mall Guzette,says: "One of the for.his State against New .South Wales, to the bridge, and sent for the chief logical wing of the university, which best
Roulston,A., L.-Cpl. (A. Roulston, sa,
will
hope that 'Young'England' will bo
most valuable lessons of the war teaches 'and his fine bowling brought victory to, gunner, to whom he gave the order, was founded and maintained by the a triumphant
fhich a Post reporter had this morning
A Press .Association telegram from
Stafford-street, Wgtn., f.)
success, as it deserves to be.
ship."
"Fire
that
time
Cloth
Company
THE
HOSTAGE
STORY
his
side
on
At
the
same
Workers'
of
London.
records the death this mornhow the wise utilisation of woman-power
more than once. Latterly Allan
The music is as good as anything of the
.with the Attorney-General (Hon: A. L. Christchurch
Viscount Bryce, 0.M., is one of the kind
in certain spheres will release a vast has contributed to the prew many in- the captain headed his vessel towards the
ing of ex-Police Inspector Robert J. Gilthere has been since the days of
ship.
limited
hospital
. SHcrdman), on ,the'subject of-,the War lies,
list
of
freemenof
the
teresting
days
amount of man-power for the developcompany,
aged 67. He retired in 1911.
yarns of the old
of cricket.
Sullivan. It is freeh, melodious,
SICK AND WOUNDED
The chief gunner asked: "Don't you and he was requested to support the Arthur
MR. LANSING'S DISBELIEF
ment of the resources of the Empire and Allan was born on 2nd December,
(Regulations issued late last night by
and full o£ life, and the workmanship is
1849,
Mr. J. J. Boyd, proprietor of the
secure its future progressand prosperity." arid for many years wa3 employed in the see, sir, that it is a hospital ship?" 1 toast of the new Freeman's health. Mr. admirable. It is last, not leaet, thorGazetteExtraordinary (reported on page Onehunga Zoo, who formerly lived at
(ABSTRALIAN-NEW
ASSOCUIION.)
TO-DAY'S PROGRESSREPORT.
ZEALAND CABLE
The captain replied: "I don't care if it Massey'was accompanied by the High oughly English, in the eighteenth cen" Mien will demand and receive a Victorian Lands Department.
9'of this issue), which enable the Govern- Kilbirnie, is a candidate for the Mayoris a hospital ship or not. You are to Commissioner,and was welcomed into tury English spirit, be it understood.
(Received February 10, 1 p.m.)
larger measure of the products of their
of Onehunga.
A hospital and progressreport issued
obey orders and fire on that ship." the brotherhood by the master (Mr. Wil- Mr. Bath has .supplied the .youthful
ment to assume control of the wharves alty
while
competition
toil,
the
stress
of
will
February.
WASHINGTON, 9th
Thompson, M.A. (first- at noon to-day stated (the place of resiM.
The
Rev.
J.
Gifford refused to obey, and defied,any liam.. Edgar Hprne, M.P.). By virtue of vigour, and Mr. Clutsam the tenderer
and shipping if necessary.
LATE SPORTING
Mr. Lansing has issued an announce- be lessened by the opening of broader
lyrics, and each supplements theother."';
a resolution,of the "Master, the wardclass honours) has been appointed first dence of the next-of-kin is given in each ment
" "
fields
man to touch the gun. :
opportunity.
-of
stating
that he declined to believe
"'.; WAR WORK ESSENTIAL.
The Observersays:—"Afteri witnessing
ens, and the commonalty of the Freedom
assistant in Scots College, Wellington. instance) :
There is dawning a new era of in"
that
Mr.
Gerard
would
be
'
detained
in
"A
TEN-SHILLING NOTE."
"The regulations," said Mr. Herd- He will also be the college chaplain.
of the Art or the Mystery of Cloth- a performance of the new light opera,
; Berlin by the German Government on dustrial prosperity, based on co-opera'Young England,' those of us who have
DANGEROUSLY
ILL.
,
AT
the
of
Apparently
City
"
are
RACING
GISBORNE
that
inciworkers
hi..the
of
the
exceedingly
simple.
They
memory
London,"
inan, ■'!
Sir James Wilson,- Chairmanof the
tion. The very forceswhich the enemy
any pretext whatever.
dent caused the captain some uneasiness,master',conferred the Freedom of the for long hoped fora turn of the "tide in
can be understood readily, by everyone. Palmerston North Hospital; Board, has Amiel, J. X.', 26526,Southport
taste from the ragtime r&vue .and its per-:
No Americans are reported to have ar- has' set in motion have enabled the
and on Boxing Day, when the vessel ,Livery, on Mr. Massey. In doing so, he petual
iWe"are at war, fighting for' our very received advice to. the effect that Dr. Culled, T., 11418,Tauranga
(»1 TELES/lAPn.—PRESS ASSOCIATION.)
to
nonsense to the infinitely more'
Empire
perils
rived
realise
its
common
and
Copenhagen
at
from Germany this
wa3 near home, ho asked Gifford if 'ho referred to the tfts not merely of comexistence,and the Governmentmust firm- Putnam, principal medical officer to the Huki, «., 16/1442, Hastings
its powers and possibilities, and have
wholesome
more truly.humorouslight
week.
also;
GISBORNE,
merce,
This
but
of
ly and quietly insist that war work board, will return to PalinfirstonNorth Mason,-G., 8/4171,Gore'
Day.
report
patriotism,
intended to make a
about the hoswhich opera form,andmay,
revealed the weak joints in the Empire's
indeed,take heart o£
Following are theresults of the second pital ship. Gifford did not reply, and bound New Zealand to England. When grace arid hope for
Parr, Ty A., 10/2730.. L.-Cpl., Awakino
shall be diligently and speedily per- about the middle of March. y:3,
the best. 'Young
armour.".
'
day's races at the Poverty Bay Club's the captain gavehim a drink and a ten- the Prime Minister and the High Com- England' is very nearly
Toomaii, T. S., 26/918, Eemuera
formed. This is the' raison d'etre of
genuine opera
of
AN
ARGENTINE
secretary
Mr. D. Hebenton,
the Townshend,A..W.', 6/3901, Spreydon
PROPOSAL
, -.
meeting :—
went to, the Admiralty or -to oomique. The music is on a
shilling note, the latter intended,it was :missioner
the new regulations. At such a time as Wairarapa.
level far
branch
of
the
Farmers'
the
War
he
said
with
they
Office,
went
the present no self-respecting Government
Wilson, H: 8., 21364,.
Arch Hill
THE
WAR
Stewards' Handicap, of 150 soys; six suggested,s to keep the., gunner quiet.
above that in vogue in recent. English
LOAN
previously
rejected
by
Mastertoii,
TO AVERT WAR.
furlongs.—Gazique, 9.4, 1; Dpwnham, That night the captain seized Gifford as their heads very high up in the air: musical productions. Mr. Clutaamhas
can allow the business^ of a counti-y to Union,
> under the
the
Defence
STILL'DANGEROUSLY
ILL.
They
authorities,
has,
provided
were admitted and welcomed behere some of his very best
be interrupted by any section oE the new regulations, been' passed as fit by
SIR JOSEPH WARD'S MISSION,
8.5,2; Colonnade,6.9,3, Only starters. he was going aft to his gun, and clutchW. 8.,24/484, L.-Cpl., Gore
(Received February 10, 2 p.mi)
Won by two lengths. Time, lmiri 15sec. ed him by.the throat, carrying him to cause of the deeds which had been done music. The duet, the delicious quartet,
community which may. imagine; that it the Medical Board. He will go into Kirk,
M'Mullan, W., 23416,Auck.
South Africa, in Gallipoli, and in and more especially such ensembles :»s
'in
has a. grievance. The State has'already camp on 3rd April. . "
Hurdles,
of
'mile
and
9th.February.
ship,
(AUSTRALIAN-NEW
BUENOS
AIRES,
150
soys;
one
the
rail
of
the
where
to
he tried
-I. ;
ZEALAND CABLK ASSOCIATION.)
the finales,show a real command of all
Senor Romula Naon, Argentine- Am.provided a means by which the rights The return of a letter
a-half.—Blackheart, 11.10, 1 ;'-Wo6lloo- : throw : him overboard. Fortunately, a Flanders.
ILL.
(Received February 10, 1 p.m.)
Bryce;expressed the pleasure the resources that go to make a comendorsed ■' "Un- Foote, T. SERIOUSLY
bassador to the United States, proposes
and■ wrongsof.bodiesof persons alleging delivered
mooloo, 10.6, 2; Glouria, 9.3, 3. lurch of the ship threw both away from it Viscount
poser—variety of rhythm, a gift of fresh
K
akahi
through
capitulatiori
H.,
13433,
him
to
be
asked
to
the
support
of
Kut,"
9th
gave
February.
LONDON,
Scratched: Bodenham. '.Won by '" four the rail, and Gifford, after a struggle,
TJnjiist treatment. can be investigated.
an international conferenceat Madrid
melody, and a mastery of technical reendorsed "Prisoner of war," indicates Stewart, A., 22128,L.-Cpl., Balfour
Sir Joseph Ward made war loan lengths. Time, 3min. 48sec.
toast of Mr. Massey's health. He had source
-. escaped. , -'."' ,' .' ■' < " ' , .-.-.■
for the purpose of averting war between
among them! With two composers
'."A FEW MISTAKEN LEADERS." also
met
speeches
Massey
(says a Press Association telegram, from
country
Mr.
in
own
STILL SERIOUSLY ILL.
at Wakefield and Grimsby, and
his
the
States
and
so admirably equipped, it 6eems, and is,
Germany.
United
.
thTeats
of
captain,
uttering
The
Auckland)
"I am convinced that . hundreds of
that Lieut. Edmund/Mousley, Couling, W.
also, the ridiculous
will
visitsome
and
Leicester,
years
ago,
he'had;
Preston,
and
Newthat any return shall ever be
Bay
J., 23523,Colac
METROPOLITAN TROTTING
murder,made a systematic 6earch of the honour of being connected with the pro[waterside workers and coalminers in New of Auckland, is a prisoner in Turkey.
castle on a similar mission next week.
T.
made in our theatres to the bad old days
ship, and finding a gunner asleep, asMEETING
Zealand are not in sympathy with what Lieut. Mousley was a member of the ;staff Dawson; E.K., 15509,Dunsandel
AMERICAN
vince
of
and
with
of
county
SHIPS
SAIL
Ulster,
the
imported
light opera, save and exc&pt
of
REMOVED FROM DANGEROUSLY
saulted him violently, believing him to Deny, from' which,
Ma-ssey came. only when a genuine masterpiece occurs
may"be an organised attempt to hold up of King's College.
THE FIRST DAY IN LONDON
ILL LIST.
be Gifford. When he sat up the captain He knew How deeplyMr.
the business of the country. I believe
was respected from -which something may be learnt."
Private advice,has been,received in
CHRISTCHURCH, This Day.
he.
TWO STEAMERS LEAVE FOR
The Metropolitan Trotting Meeting'is realised his mistake, and said," "I am in New Zealand, how great was the
' that 'they, are thoroughly loyal to the Auckland that Gun; E. I. Prime, of Burns, A! D,,21403, Paraparaumu
The Daily Telegraph: "Between them,
'
(ADETRALIAN-NEW ZEALAND CABLB ASSOCIATION.)
EUROPE.
being held to-day. Results:
sorry I made a mistake. Where is your Dominion's confidencein his' tact, his Messrs. Qutsam and Bath fairly divide
Crown, and that they are anxious to play Devonport, has been awarded the Mili- Carson,D., 4/1902,Blackball
(Received
mate
?
I
catch
him
I
am
jtheir part like men. Tue responsibility tary Medal for bravery in.
Paraparaumu
February
going
Collingwood,
p.m.)
E.
2
When
the
patriotism,
3/2455,
W.,
10,
honours,alike in respect of quantity
Addington Handicap, of 135
and perfect up(Received February 10, 1 p.m.)
the battle of Sharkey,.F., 21447,
two to murder him.". About 11 o'clock that judgment, his
for the present discreditable position I the Somme. ''Guru
miles.—lmperial Victor, 6sec,soys;
rightness. New Zealand was a. country' and quality. Only once or twice has Mr.
Ireland
LONDON, 9th February.
1; Wild night the captain
Prime, who is the
NEW YORK, 9th February.
the
chief
Clutsain
saw
discarded,as it were, the mantle
place upon the shoulders .of a few. mis- fourth
Day
The "War Loan
which appreciated the qualities in which of the period,
" opened aus- Tree, lsec, 2; Able Boy, lOsec, 3. at the entrance to the engineers'gunner
of. Mr: F., Prime, of. Auck- I REMOVED FROM SERIOUSLY ILL
The first American vessels sailing for piciously.
and with charming grace
taken leaders,'andI ex'onei'ate the great land, is,son
There was a great and en- j Scratched: Jessies Dream.
:
LIST.
the highest. merit of perfect statesman- he does so. On the other hand the spirit
twenty-two years old. He was
by Saying,- Here you are, you —:—. mess.
Won
since, the new submarine zone
Europe
bulk of the men from blame;
Now
"
two lengths. Time, smin.
ship consists—cool,-calm, clear judg- of 'young freshEngland' is reflectedwith
in Egypt'for some'months prior tb being Irvine, J., 8/4150,Auck.
thusiastic
at the Royal Ex".
gathering
'
the
oiltanker
was created,
Goldshell change. The Lord Mayor
'
Spreydon Handicap, of 165 soys; one I am going to murder you," the captain ment ; a sense of what the country needs, a sure touch in his expressively -written
urged all to
transferred to' France.. ■'"
;.. ■'■.
(boundfor R»»en) and tho cargosteamer
FLOUTING THE LAW.
;;,
M'Millan, A. M., 12449,Wbangarei
at Gifford, who caught up a a sense of what the people
Orlean (bound for Bordeaux), started to- put their last penny in the war loan cer- mile and »-half.—Dillon Eddy, 6sec,1; rushed
wish, and the duet for Betty and Joan, as in the jolly
'-"The present difficulty exists because Rilmn. E.-H. Campbell, who was de:
, , SEVERE CASES.
.
Trophies
tificates.
were exhibited in Icicle, ssec, 2; Pax, scf, 3. Won by a saucepan, and,knocked his assailant on | power of carrying that out in a plain, quartet, 'There Were Two Sailors'. and
after a Jfjitile conferencewith the workers corated recently with the Military.Medal Tole, m J. A., 6/2896,Lieut., Remuera day.
the head.
Trafalgar-square,
length
may the' composer plume himself
and
and
a-half.
314-ssec.
included
Time,
3min
practical
German
direct,
form.
It
was also the Tightly
the' employers -decided that the dispute !■for: bravery at the'battle of the Somme, Waddell, W.'.L., 22910,Lieut., Wgtn.
Other members of the crew, with the one part of the world in which
field guns. A contingent of Maoris and
Parliamentary Handicap, of 350 soys;
the white on his admirable finale to the first act,
sh"6'uld bo,settled in accordance with the is twenty-four yearsof age and the) eldest Archer, T. C, 21637, Milton
New Zealanders lined behind the guns, ibwo miles.—Soda,llsec, 1; Brown Bell, chief officer, seized the captain, hand- race had been able to treat the Native and on such things as Oxenham'ssong
SAFEGUARDING
THE
praise of England and ' Courtenay's
3&s of the 'country by the Arbitration son of the late Mr. John' Campbell, of Ewart, E. J.,-12622,Blenheim
wffich were viewed by huge crowds.
12eec,2;, Sungod lOsec,3. 'Scratched: cuffed him, and put him in his cabin. race with courtesy,. and make them a in
CAPITOL
gem of a ballad, 'The April of My
Court. The watersiders on the other Grey Lynn, Auckland. Two other sons Hearne,J.,,26/814,
Newton
Admiral Wood, Minston. Wop by two The door was barricaded,and he was happy,and contented community. (Ap- little
song that Sullivan .himself
Ka'nd havo resolved to sweep the Con- are on active service—one in France and Howai'th,'K. F.j'l2/3687, Cpl., Auck.
Heart,'.-.*,
through
fed
a
was
lengths.
porthole.
kept
and a half
4min 35sec.
He
Time,
plause.)
-'..■
have : been proud to. sign." * V:
the
EXTRA
POLICE
.
would,
ciliation Council and
Arbitration the other on the hospital :'ship Mara-ma. Johns, A. R., 2/2326,Scotland
ON WATCH.
until the ship arrived , In his reply, Mr.
days
there
for
two
FOURTH
BALLOT
Massey said the
Court to one side and insist upon selectAdvice has been received to the effect Maddocks,V. R., 5/108, Essex
at Plymouth.
''■■'. exports from New Zealand to-day were
WOODVILLE ACCEPTANCES
ing a method of settlement which is pleas(Received February 10, 1 p.m.)
T., 24054,Auckland
"
that Mr. Leslie F. King, third son of. Richards,
small as compared with what they
TO
AVOID
"J'ACCUSE"
ing to. themselves.
. . . . Mr.
COLLISION.
very
Taylor,
9th
King,
February:
(BT
W. J.
L. F. C, 11/2492,New Plymouth '
WASHINGTON,
of Whetukura, Hawkes
NAMES TO BE PUBLISHED ON
TELEGRAPH.—PRESS ASSOCIATION.)
be in time to come. The counThe charge of assaulting Jackson,it would
. ■ -NO TIME TO WASTE.'
Bay," has been' drowned at sea. ' About NOT REPORTED AS SEVERECASES. Only the main doors of the Capitol'will
TUESDAY.
This Day.
try wa-s only partially developed; we had
WOODVILLE,
open
be
was
a
rose
out
of
incident
Fifty
'. "The Governmentcannot look on in- four months ago the deceased joined the
from now onwards.
extra
an
on
OF GERMAN GUILT.
. Sir Donald's name was omitted from 30th stated,;
Humphreys, H. E., 22538,Capt., Gisb. police are
November. The chief officer.saw.' only scratched the' surface. Speaking of EVIDENCES
guarding the building..
The checking of the names drawn. in the list of acceptances
definitely whilst the disputants are Liverpool liner Oloudra, which recently
for the Victoria that the course set by the captain was New Zealand's part in the war, Mr.
the fourth military, service ballot this Hack Handicap
pasting precious days and hours quarrel- struck a rock near. Baltimore,-Cork.'The Gibb, A., 14532,Lieut.; Oamaru
Massey
at
the
said
we
were
only
sending
Woodville Meet- leading the vessel in the track of an ap:
not
The correspondent of the Paris journal
ling, so the , Regulations provide ma- deceased was' born in the Poverty Bay Hollis, E., 1/314,Lieut., Wellington.
week is still proceeding.
AUSTRIA AND BRAZIL
The.names
Silvester, :■ M..S., 22/351,S. Nnrse
proaching vessel,and therefore'-he gave; the men, but we were paying the ex- L'Humanite on the Swiss frontier lias
■.
will not be published before..Tuesday. .- ing,"'.■.'
chinery which will enable,it to take district.
penses. We were paying for our own had an interview with the German
Teinuka .
Annals,
W.,
7/1942,
orders
to
the
helmsman
to
alter
the:
One of those called up in the last
(AUSTRALIAN-NEW ZEALANDCABLE ASSOCIATION.)
control and enlist the services of willing
L. C, 28316,Gisborne
ship's course a quarter of a point, to hospitals, and we were maintaining some author of the book published in French
iworkers."
ballot was Mr. E. J. ,G. Loader, of the Arthur,
PRIMARY EDUCATION
(Received February 10, 2 p.m.)
Brown,
26986,Christchurch.
avoid the risk of a collision. When the stationary hospitals in France, that were and English under the title, "J'Accuse,"
l;."The Regnlations provide (inter accountants' staff of the Evening Post. Colville,T.,
MILITARY
HOSPITALS
captain noticed this, he declared : "I very much more useful to the Imperial dealing with-the question of the respon12102,
A.,
Ashbuvton
RIO DE JANEIRO, 9th February.
'alia) :—
Mr. Loader enlisted on two previous oc- Couchman.B.
iMusselburgh
H.,
don't care about the other .ship. You Forces than to our own men, which had sibilityfor the present war. The German
5/221,
Brazil
has
received
a
Note
from
AusTHE
COST
OF
LIVING.
AND
following
"1. That .the. Governmentmay proclaim casions,but did not come up to the re- Dallard,.S. D., 6/2589,Waikare
The
bulletin
to other places. And we .writer mentioned that he will shortly
of reinforcement
toia identical with that of Germany reare to carry out my orders." The'cap- moved away
quireiiierits of the military authorities'."
patients in the various military hospitals
fe'.wharfa Governmentwharf.
Epsom
Dawson,
J
.,
tain
then asked the chiefofficer why he did not object to that in the silghtest. publish a new work "iri two volumes ' on
13/41,
garding
submarining.
(it
ASSOCIATION.)
!>2.' That the Government may appoint "He has shice,-beenpassed as. fit by the De Goffe,W,F., 28693,Tuakau
as
TELEGRAPH.
While
this
to-day
at noon
—rRESS
had altered the course of the vessel,and
war lasted every pound of the same subject.
was issued this after-*
' Brazil has replied in the exact terms !noon:—
Medical Board. " Before leaving the"ser- De Rungs, E. J., 14077,Riccarton
".'"■■.
a Controller of a Government wharf.
He said he had been, constantly,ocdespatched to Borlin.
when the latter -explained that he did meat raised in New Zealand would be
9th February.
CHRISTCHURCH,
vices
Evening
to-day,
of
the
Post
lie
was
3. That the Controller may close a
Earl, C. L., 12/3310, L.-Cpl., Greenlane
At' a conferenceheld to-day between so to avoid a collision, the captain sent to London—the beef to the Army, cupied onthe question since the publicaj Trentham: Admissions 10, " discharges
with . a silver wristlet watch, .Grant,
part
Army
*
of
the
to
the
and
of "J'Accuse," which was written
They
part
iwharf or part of a wharf.
I presented
A.
W
aihi
■."
at
him'
and
struck
him.
mutton
tion
representatives
jumped
P., 12/354,
remaining 40.
. tion
of the Canterbury Educaengraved, and an autostrop
*
4. That the Controller may order vnl- suitably The
FIRST WEEK'S SINKINGS 6,: Measles
the London market, and the whole of in two montlis (December, 1914; and
Ward : Remaining 2.
Board and the district school com- closed,and in the struggle-the captain to
presentation . was made by Greenfield,J. W., 8/3910,Lake Te Anau
razor.:
the
lamb
Nobody
January,
1915);
Levin
tore
to
the
London
market.
persons
flesirable
off a Government Mr. Ernest' Blundell, on
Hassell,H., 10/2176,
the fleshfrom the corner of JackHutt: Admissions' 2, remaining mittees,the following motion was carbehalf of the
TOTAL OF FORTY-THREE SHIPS. 3. Upper '
;wharf.
ried:—"That the Government has re- son's eye to his nose, causing a deep in-New Zealand complained about the "Examining the documents then pubfront office, accountants' and publishing Heath, P.. 10/2640,Waiharera
prices.
complained
Riverhead
wound.
.
The
first
said
about
they
5. That when a wharf is closed no
Jonkers.E. J., 10844,
officer
that on
What
lished, without the least prejudice," he
"
Featherston: Admissions 2, discharges cognised the increased,cost of living in
(AUSTRALIAN-NEW ZEALAND CABLE ASSOCIATION.)
.;
person excepting those employed by the staffs.
Journeaux, W ; , 12049. Hawera
voyage most. of the crew was .that Argentine meat -was bring- remarked, "I acquired the conviction'
3, remaining 55 (serious cases—l para all departments of administration of its the outward
The
February
ing
p.m.)
of
E.
1
to
3d
than
that the so-called defensivewar we arc
Kennedy,
(Received
put
captain
per
Funeral
Mr., F.
Petherick,
G. F., 2/1282,Annat
10,
the
in irons.
about
lb more
primary schools,such provision remain- asked him
Government and others shall he allowed
typhoid, 1 concussion).
'
who died suddenlyon Thursday Lee, H. J., 23196,Auck.'
ing the same as in the pre-war period,
Captain Stayman pleaded not guilty, New Zealand, and some people waging is, so far as Germany is. conon. a wharf without the permission of the solicitor,
LONDON, 9th February.
3.
Greytown
Remaining
:
night,
place
Livingston,
took
this
afternoon.
The.
.
A. E., 29269,Blenheim
The Manchester Guardian states that
wondered what New Zealand Govern- cerned,nothing bu,t an Imperialist offen.'Controller.
Auckland: Admission 1, discharged 2, for which period it was really insufficient and was committed for trial,. without
,
was made int. the family plot M'Gregor, 0., 12454,Waitara
.
ment was doing to allow such a thing to sive- war, intentionally provoked,, and
. 6. That persons who interfere with internment
the approximate number, of sinkings remaining 11.'.' '.''■' *
and is now utterly inadequate. This bail.
i
'
M'llroy,
premeditation, with the: complicity
Cemetery..
in
the
J..
Dun.
Sydney-street
A ser8/1552,
during the first week of unrestricted subexist.. He would just like to suggest that with
Wellington: Admission 1,remaining 22. conference,having full knowledge of the
.the lading or unlading of goods, or the vice was conducted at the deceased's
late M'Lean. R.M., 23594,Chch.
the reason for the very warm feeling on aud assistance,of our ally, Austria-.
idespatch of vessels,are liable to punishmarining was forty-three merchantmen, Christchurch:Remaining
declares
matter,
it impossible on the sum
6.
.-■'"'■
by
i
n
the
Rev.
v : ,
England
Hungary.:"
residence, Willis-street,
Mallia, C, 10/3343,Malta
the part of
towards New Zeatotalling 100,000 tons, in addition to
RAILWAY MATTERS
ment.
Dunedin: Remaining 45.
| now .granted to defray the necessaryadDr.. J. Kennedy Elliott, who also officiat- MitcheLl, W.-'J., 31316,Wgtn.
land was,'first of all, that the New Zea"It was the indignation I felt regardtrawlers, smacks,and vessels' kiiowii to
ministrative ''expenses of the' boards' and
Rotorua:
3.
Remaining
IMPORTANT REGULATIONS NOW ed at the graveside. The late Mr. Peth- Moore,G. V.,-2/2205,
the
German
ing
gigantic
Rotorua
land troops have made good. (Hear,
the
lie which
have been mined.
.
Palmerston : Admission 1, remaining 3. with the balancftto.maintain the public
IN FORCE.
; ■'
erick's brothers 'are Major'A. J.'Peth-i Ogie, C. L.. 12531, Mangakura
10 THE EDIIOIt.
!
hear.) Of course he was not suggesting people had believed, and unfortunately
schools in a . state of ordinary -cleanliHanmer: Remaining 1. > *
guidecTmy
, "These Regulations become operative crick, and .Messrs. A.- W. and C. G. Parish,A. C, 29067,L.-Cpl., Auck
pen.
still
t
hat
Since:
troops
believes,
from otherDominions had
ness, comfort, and'decency, and therefore Sir,—I am a commercial traveller,; that the
Gisborae: Remaining I.'
BELGIAN RELIEF
discussions .concerning responsibility
as soon as a wharf is proclaimed a Petherick (Wellington), and Mr. P. E. Pattison, H. J., 10/2733,L.-Cpl., Te
demands,in the. vital, "interests. of the most, of my time I am using the trains. not made good, but he did say that the then
Wanganui: Remaining 3.
place
belligerent
Petherick
Kuiti
have
taken
between
the
(Gisborne).
'Government wharf, and' as soon as a.
His sisters 'are'
children attending them, that the Gov- Meals',conveniences,etc., are necessarypeople of New Zealand were the most Governmentsand the newspapers of the
Manganui: Remaining 1.
"Controller is appointed. But there is Mesdames W. Nicol and F. J. Pinny and Richards, T., 23/1161,Chch.
ernment grant for the above purposes be on the trains; my home is on the purely British of any community of the various
Hawera: Remaining 1.
TO BE
one new regulation which is in force Miss K. Petherick (Wellington)', and Roche, M., 6/1703. L.-Cpl.,- Musselbuigb. NEW ARRANGEMENTS
countries; and. an important
:
increased forthwith, to at least 13s per trains and'at hotels. The Railway De- Empire outside the United Kingdom
Remaining
Nelson:
2.
now and which should be carefully con- Mrs. Frank Stewart (Auckland). For Rowe,L. J., 10/3385,Tauranga
MADE
capita on the averageattendance."
partment receives an annual amount itself. When he heard thePrime Minis- series of documents has come to light
Invercargill: Remaining 1.
Cpl.,
Syson,
some
time
before
his
death
H.
Toronto
"
relating
sidered arid understood by persons inthe deceased
W., 10/2328,
to the distant and immediate
It was also decided to take steps to con- from me. I pay 2s a meal; I expecf) ter suggest that there .should be ■■ an
Cambridge: Remaining 1. ;
practised on his own account, having dis-. Watts, S. J., 2/1691, Dunedin
origin " of the* war. "; I"-,■"have" "collected
terested in waterfront work. > .
vene a Dominion Conferenceon the mat- cleanliness; clean
IMPORTANT CONFERENCE IN
Masterton: Remaining 1.
towels, good food. I Imperial Conferenceat the earliest pos- them, and shall incorporate
partnership, with Mr. H. L. Ma- AVilliamson,H. J., 25766,India
their subduring
"It reads as follows:—'Every per- solved
ter
next
sible
and
that
the
Dominions
PROGRESS,
paying
".:.
.
Wairau:
1.
session.
mind
the
meals
date,
should,
Remaining
don't
more for
chel in October, 1915.
"
stance iri my forthcoming book-.
-: ;
Wilson, E., 15/153, Glenomaru
Napier: Remaining 2.
son who conspires with any other peron the trains. The lavatories are neces- be asked to assist in the management of
"My new work will probe all the
Wise, G. IV, 2/1023,Pukeuri Junction
IS'.RAUAN-NEW ZEALAND CABLE ASSOCIATION.)
the
affairs
of
the
he
hospipublic
Empire,
Total
of
reinforcements
in
all
;vson to prevent, delay, or otherwise in-'
!
sary; unless clean,are useless. The re- thought that the time and efforts that proofs concerning Germany's guilt; it
H., 30032,Kaipara
C.
N.
Worker,
rj;terfere with the proper loading, un(Received February 10, 1 p.m.)
tals, 208.
STOCK & SHARE MARKET freshmentrooms at certain stations are ho and Sir Joseph Ward (his colleague) win refute the replies made to my first
MAGISTRATE'S COURT
WrigTit, V. A., 13/2969,Mauku
/loading, or despatch of, any vessel,
PARIS, 9th February.
necessary; some are O.K. ; others the had spent in putting these matters
and it will, I am convinced,
whether lying at a Government wharf
before accusation,
The
Matin
stated
that
the
reverse. Now, Sir, the Department has
Governconstitute a definite,immovable sentence.
SHACRLETON'S DOGS
'i or not, or who does any act or pub- Three inebriates, including a firstofferi-'
WELLINGTON BUSINESS
complaints as above ; let it act. The the public in the United Kingdom had
ments
of
Belgium
France,
Britain,
and
my
"The
basis
of the new book is-broader
(whether
to any person or perV; lishes
der, were dealt with' in the Magistrate's ASSAULTS ON CONSTABLES have discussed the provisioning of the
rubbish dished up at", one station not been altogether .wasted... He did not and. deeper than the first. The sentence
Only four of some twenty dogs- which
sons or to the public at large) any Ut- Court to-day by Mr. L. G. Reid, S.M.\
think he was egotistical in suggesting will 'remain the same;
disguise of
invaded
territories
in
is
Belgium
". .terance
and
■
Prices
of
investment
and
stock*
under
the
"tea"
and
mining
intended to prevent,.delay, or Eve
with >tho Ross Sea party on the Ant- to-day were as follow:
a prohibited person, was fined
was due to Austria-Hungary are.solely-Germany
simply
disgraceful.
France, and have opened pourparlers left
The Depart- that part of the results
and exclusiveTO THE EDITOR.
otherwise interfere with the proper 10s,Grell,
arctic Expedition .have returned. The
with the alternative o! three days'
their efforts during-. the last" two or ly guilty of having provoked this Eurowith Spain and Holland with a view to survivors
inspect
forget
to
Buyers.
Investment.
S«llor«.
ment
seems
to
may
loading,, unloading, or despatch of any imprisonment, while Evelyn
bo considered veterans ,at
believed
who
Sir,—l think it is about time someone replacing the American control of the
S s. d. £ s. d. all the refreshment.rooms.
As regards three months. He hoped andthe
exploration, as they journeyed no
.vessel, whether lying at a Govern- was foundhelplessly drunk in Barr,
Do- pean war." ..'-.. ;,
Thdrndon- took notieco of the sentences passed in, distribution of food. They have begun Polar
less than 1600 miles altogether, * oncounterNational Bank
418 0 '
the . 12-hour run to New, Plymouth, try ■that' the representatives of
ment wharf or not, shall be guilty of quay, was ordered to pay 17s 6d:medical our courts. You would get some inter- negotiations
in
be
as
useful
connection
minions
would'
Bk;
(£3
8d)
to assure the continuous ar- ing many vicissitudes and much hunger
N.Z.
11 1 0
6s
some of : the .' first-class 'carriages, Mr. with the management of Imperial af- An industrial dispute in the typoan offence against these regulations, expenses.
if you were to employ
A prohibition order was issued esting comparisons
ships. '
during their travels.
They looked in i-Union Bank ......... 51 10 .0
I Editor, and tell me if I speak the minds
and shall be liable accordingly.'
of your staff in looking up the re- rival of
troops of the Dominions graphical trade, concerning the whole of.
against the defendant,who was warned one
remarkably good condition when inspect- Standard Insurance' 1"19' 0
of others.; Fancy leaving New Plymouth fairs as theuseful
cords. Take the case of the. negro sailon the battlefield. the industrial districts of the Dominion,
person
(ord.)
1 4 3
'"The
who commits a breach' that if she offendedagain she would be
ed on the relief ship last night, and tho Huddart-Parker
by 7 a.m.'mail train, ahead of the slow had been
"The constable was knocked down;
Speaking for the Do- is in course of negotiation. The conWaapa
(Hear,
hear.)
of this regulation is liable to a fine of sent to an inebriates' institute. "I ask ,ors.
BRITISH
Coal
0
18
0
relationship
PROGRESS
affectionate
which
existed
betrain. Why, the mail train is the slow
ho
was
hurt
on tho head and leg, his helj
did
VYestport
£100 or 12 months' imprisonment.'
Stockton
henot think it .would be ferenceof representatives of the emtween thorn and ■■
members of the party
your Worship to give me three days, so met was damaged. . .-missiles thrown, at
one it stops everywhere. We were,led minions,
(ord) ..:
0 6 7
that I can get the drink out of my sys-' him. Sentence,
was particularly noticeable. During the
all to the disadvantage of the Em- ployers- and workers,held by direction of
each lined 40s, in default
expect improvements. Where are they, at
Leyland-O'Briea
:'. APPEAL TO PATRIOTISM.
kn
sojourn
GERMAN
OFFICIAL
REPORT
13
6
pire
in tho south the canine birth-,
when the representatives of the the Arbitration Court and recently adtcni," said Isidore Jacobus,charged with, 14 days' imprisonment You will find a
unless it is in increased fares?—l am,
rate increased,and throe big healthy
journed, was resumed at the officeof the,
\V "I sincerely hope that the action drunkenness. "You are fined 40s,or 14' case a little while back where a. constable
tEx div.
Dominions took their places—whatever
etc.,
pups
was
.
brought
thewere
back.'
There
also
taking
' .which
Government is
LOSSESOF AEROPLANES.
the form the representation might t-a-W Labour Department this morning. Mr.:
days to get the drink out of
was very badly treated and only a nomiMining—
a litter of eight pups whose mother eviHagger, Conciliation Commissioner,
■;'/enable New Zealand to go through will.
this tem," replied the Magistrate. your sys- nal fine imposed. Have wo come to this,
SMOKE,
SULPHUR,
AND
GRIT.
—round
the
Council
Board.
He
could
W.H.
dently believed in the full- cradle, and Talisman .....'.
(.408. AND N.Z. CABLE ASSN. ANO BEUTEE.)
0 8- 0
■not say how'long'the war. would take, presided,' and the following represcnta-,
...-"war .to the end with credit. So far she
A remand till Monday next was that becauso it is a constable who is aswho jealously guarded her offspring, and Waihi
1 14 6
1 15 3
.
(Keceived February 10, 1. p.m.)
present:—For the employers:
'.; ;has played her part nobly, and her granted in the case of Thomas Albert saulted we measure his life as being worth
but
he
was
inclined
to
think—he
would
'
■
tives
were
any
intruders Hauraki Reefs
showed white fanga when
.o o c Returned soldiers
</_ soldier's have won everlasting fame. It Houghton, who was charged with assault-, so many,shillings. Ought it not to be that
the Messrs. F.Pirani, T. Jones, L. T.
■LONDON,9th February.
taken
are being taught riot take a pessimistic view—that
camo near. The animals wereto-day.
.-.'will be a calamity if# when the war ing Antonio George. Bail was allowed because a constable represents the majesty
of-,
at
and
endurance
the
British
and
A. Sando; 'for '.the emhand-weaving
Geelong,
Wireless
ovor
South
Austracourage
Watkins,
per
Admiralty
quarantine
Press.—A Gerto the
station
of law and order, whoever maltreats him
' has reached a supremely critical stage, in accused's own surety of £10.
lia. After 10 days' training a. man*can people, of British citizens' all" over ■'the' ployees': Messrs. J." W. V. M'Dougal},
states : We r.epulsed
shoidd bo dealt with severely.—l am, etc., man official message
HEMP
GRADINGS
,: and our best help is most urgently
Empire,
might
fully
(Wellington), G.
at
rate
be
tested
before
C.
Barker
produce
plain
For behaving.in a disorderly manner
worsted
tweed
the
and
G.
English attack near Serre,but lost
JOHNMORGAN. an
needed,we are 2^revented from putting while drunk outside a picture theatre in
of a yard an,hour. .- Allowing liis>vages the war .was brought to, an end. , But Graham (Auckland), 3?. Y. Wilson
INVIGORATING WEATHER
ground near Bailescourt Farm:
The
forth our greatest strength by any un- Manners-street,George Edward Johnwas quite certain that .'the .people (Christchurch),E. Ferguson (Otago), and
to
be
this
which
is
said
be
he
2s,
tweed,
to
English
attacked north of the St. Pierre
The total number of bales "of hemp
seemly industrial quarrel."
ston was fined 20s,or,' in the alternative,
can be sold of Great Britain would rise as they H. J. Farrell (Invercaigill). The'mornVaast Wood, and retained a, small front.
To-day the atmosphere is crisp anil gradedlast month was 12,123,as com- of a quality,unsurpassable,
LATE SHIPPING
7s 6d a yard, including a substantiaJ had already risen (to It-he : occasion,and ing's. proceedings were conducted in an,'
to serve three days' imprisonment.
During January we lost thirty-four invigorating and the sun smiles down pared with 10,823.
corresponding at
for
the
profit.
After three months the man can do their part well. When- they took amicable spirit, and some progresswas
Phyllis . Ferraro, who possesses a
aeroplanes, and the English, French,and from a cloudless sky. Apparently, how- period of last year, an increase of 1300
POSITION TO-DAY
For tho twelve months ended 151s make hia own living. When more men the war in hand even more seriously made with the negotiations.
*
""record," was charged with loitering in
DEPARTURES
Russians a total of fifty-five.
ever, these almost ideal conditions are bales.
January,.
1917, the number of bales grad- are made available and the scheme is in. and more earnestly than in the'past,
Courtenay-place for the purpose of pro"
February 10—Corinna, s.s. (1.30 p.m.), 1271
not the rule 'throughout*
the Dominion, ed was 152,141,
A tribute to the value of the Newthey -would do even better...'
compared
operation,
weaving
fall
other
classes
of
contrary
provisions
stitution,
to
the
of
as
with
125,035
ONLY ONE FRESH GANG
tons, Elders, for New Plymouth
for the Government Meteorologist reports for the previous twelve months, an in- will be undertaken,and even the looms
Zealand newspapers was made by a
the War Regulations Act.
Defendant February 10—Nikau, s.s. (1.45 p.m.), 248 tons,
FRENCH FIGHTING
that atmospheric pressure, has proved unENGAGED.
crease- of 27,046 bales.
speaker at a meeting of the Christehiircli
.
will be "home made" by Anzacs.
pleaded not guilty, but the evidence was Hay, for Kelson ami Motueka
Cloudy
and
is
low
in
the
South:
For
the
months
steady
twelve
ended
31st
Janbranch
of the OverseasClub. He had'
A special meeting of members of the
distinctly against her.
She was senBY TELEGRAPH
skies predominate, and there has been uary, 1917,the number of bales of tow
Although there are no doctors on Pitrepeatedly received letters, from the front
ATTACK NEAR THE MEUSE.
';;Very little work -was done on the tenced to three months' imprisonment.
was 40,294, as compared with 34,- caum Island, the inhabitants—l6o in Wellington Acclimatisation Society will stating that the writers anxiously await- >
graded
rain
in
of
the
Winds
parts
country.
February
lotli
most
NAPIER,
be held in the Chamberof Commerceon
■wharves to-day. A call was made at
---294 for the previous twelve months, an number—are
(AtlS. AND N.Z. CADI.E ASSX. AND REUTKIt.)
To sail—Ripple (Sunday), for Wellington, via
are also reported "strong to gale." increasedescribed by a recent visitor Tuesday evening next.
At Pctbne this morning, before Mr. the
ed the Dominion papers, as they got
the usual time for men to commence on
of 6000 bales.
coast
(Received February 10, 1 p.ni.)
"Unsettled and squally, with rain folas a -remarkably healthy and long-lived
tjie small vessels from Wanganui, and as J. W. M'Ewah, J.P., Mary Johnson,
10th February
St. Patrick's College will reopen on better war news in them than, those
NELSON,
so, well ordered
lowing'generally," is the official weather
people.
9th February.
and
a.m.), for Picton and
LONDON,"
simple
(10
Sailed—Pateena
So
charged
with
was
fined
10s
response,
Monday
there was no
the only labour
drunkenness,
next. Classeswill be resumed they received from across the Channel.Wellington
disease is, prac- on Tuesday.
Wireless per , Admiralty Press.—A forecast,and it is expected that tho H.M.S. New Zealand sent the follow- are their ]i yes thatA vessel
engaged was a gang for the ferry or 48 hours', imprisonment.
An estate of 200 dollars was all that
Arrived—Alexander (10.50 n.m.), fromWelling- French communique states ". An enemy barometer will be unsteady for some ing
called
at
tically
unknown.
steamer Mararoa. On three overseas
ton
Christmas messageto the N.Z.E.IV the island in June last year, and again "To-morrow afternoon,at the V.M.C.A., Pastor CharlesT. Russell,of the Bruokattack in the region east* of the Meuse short time to come. The winds are likely in the
to all New
LYTTELTOS, 10th February
field
-.—"Best
of
luck
iy.'i
vessels cargo work was continued this
speaker
at the end of last month, and in the Willis-street,,the
at the Men's
Tabernacle,left, according to his
To sail—Wootton (S p.m.), for Wellington
completely failed. Violent artillery lire to change to the South.
SUICIDE AT KOROKORO
Zealanders from all on board H.M.S. intervening
morning-by"men who have been-working
will be Rev. W. will, which -was published in the Decemseven months there:had been Meeting, at 4 o'clock,
KAIKOUKA, 10th February
is
in
the
Woevre.
G
odley
on
New
Zealand."
General
sent
the
subject
progress
and
his
will
be
"The
ber
days
past.
(10.15
a.m.),
Wellington
oil them for some
The rest
Sailed—Wiikntu
lor
issue.,of the New. York Watch,
tone death,that of a little girl: The Shirer,
German aeroplanes bombed the DunZealand Expe- only,
The police were informedyesterday that
Tower. .The New York Evening Post
people do not like beef or pork,' and Saviourof the Boby."
of the vessels in port were idle.
state that thevo is following' reply :—"New
merchants,
hearty
kirk and Froitard regions, and four per- a ■Dunedin
send
thank's
ditionary
a married man named Samuel'Lintern
Force
for
great shortage of supplies of sugar at
and alcohol are unknown to them, Members of the Hataitai and North states that the estate is bequeathed to
card and cheery message.We wish tobacco
had committed suicide at Korokoro, Tenders arc invited for tho supply of sons were killed and four injured.
present, and that as a consequence your
the only smoker : amongthem ,being an Kilbirnio in
Women's National Reserve are his widow. Pastor ' Russell,who was
troopships.
canteen
stores
for
all
on
board
the
best
of
luck
in
the
New
by
MATTERS AT NAPIER
old sailor from California who joined the reminded
this issue that the Wednes- founderof the 'Watch Tower Bible and
shooting himself in the head
Petone,
grocers are restricting their sales to a Year."
day .meetings
with a revolver. Lintern was seen at
of tho Red Cross Sewing Tract Society, spent forty years in.
Motor-wagons lor .Immediate Delivery.
RUSSIAN FRONT
few pounds for each, customer. The presettlement yearsago.
Guild have recommenced at tho residence evangelical work.
work in his garden at 11.o'clock in the —Bessemer Motor-chassis,to carry from
The will stipulates
;
serving season is now on, says the Otago
Supplies and
The
Assistant
"
.WORKING
THE
.Director
of.
anniversary
LABOUR
The
of
the
Moleewortb
C.
FREE
of Mrs.
H. Seville,118,Hataifeu-road.that five men appointed, by him as the
morning, and it is understood that he 1 to 4 tons. Most popular and simple.
Transport,.
Wellington
Military
a
Daily
greater
quantity
Times, and as
District, street Methodist "Sunday School will be Now members will bo welcomed.
SHIPS.
STANISLAU
SHELLED
editorial
experience
committed' the act during the afternoon. We have learned by
staff-of his magazine aro to'
that
of fruit than usual is being preserved, invites tenders, for the supply of bread, celebrated to-morrow. Services will be
'
Members of No. '5, Company N.Z.G.A. receive 10 dollars each every mouth for
bad Bessemer' wagons are dependable. If
the demand for sugar required for this meat, milk, etc., for troops camped ot conducted by, the Rove. 6. Drake, J.
(ACS. AND NX CABLE ASSX. AND KEUTESI.)
.'\ NAPIER,.-9th February. The deceased had suffered from
;.■■'
arenotified
a*
current
weight
Aw'apuni*
by
parade
advertisement of
expenses in addition to board,
and is stated to have expressed you will tell' us the
and nature
industry is also quite beyond the supply.
(Received'February 10.. 1 p.m.)
Richards, and A. Reader. The annual
:
''Tree labour, is working the ships in health,
.
;
Tuesday next.
: ;
and lodging.'
;,
his intention of taking
.' "'-■■>'
Owing to the indisposition of the City concert and prize distribution will take for
life on several of your hauls,and the character of your
.
A
Ijort and the outer harbour. The Ripple occasions. An inquest his
meeting
Welling9th
of
members
tho
February
'LONDON,
of
is being held this roads, we will bo pleased to place our
(Mr. Bernard Page) there'will i.yiltico on the following Wednesday even- I c'anna' leave the old folks now,
The Duke of Devonshire,GovernorSociety will bo held Organist
lias been added to the.."black list." The afternoon.
ton
I'd better 'bide a wee,
per
Admiralty
Wireless
Press
:
Acclimatisation
experience
ing-.
.
'.
and
at
knowledge
accepted
organ
your disb-i no
recital at the Town Hall tothe
Canada, has
ci'ew and firemenof the lighters and the
Dad's got a cold, and Mum's not well, Generalof
A Russian official report states : In the in tho ChamberofCustomhouse-quay,
Commerce,National
posal. Write to Motor-wagon Headoffice of Chief Scout of the Canadian
on night.
'Mr.' Anthony Ogden, ex-M.P. for
Mutual Buildings,
And pipes tho ither e'e.
'.freezing operatives struck, as have the
quarters, 111-113, Lambtoii-qu;iy, for region of-'Alanoiuva,GeneralKardinalovTuesday next, at 8 p.m., for the purBoy
will
an
Scout
Association.
;
;.
give
Queensland,
gang
Mr.
15.
Horcus
will
an
address
at
Townsville,
deliver
I'll
doon
the
store
,■'<'.
is
that
An
amended
list
of
residential
a
to
corner
.
by
rifle bullet,,
proper- motors to fit- your business, J, E, I'it.x- ski was killed
carters asked to assist.. It stated
of considering and adopting new the afternoon service at the V.M.C.A, address on "Industrial Organisation in
For Woods' GreatPeppermint
The Tramways Military' Band will play
the railway employees will not, handle ties- forv sale .is advertiser! by Mesai's. -gernld,. Wellington, New JJeiUand Agenti
'JTbii nutmy kimhw'tletl guwsku (in pose
fulv.6. All )tokl«tft of Ibstwe* *n fa' club "Kjomei t''owWa'a Buildings, . Msui* AnrtrftUn.,".in tag Alexandra Hall, r» And Mum and Dad will "greet" noCure,
Lyall Bay to-morrow after?
selections
more;
at
G^lcia).
jfcelis,
;_
"black"' cargo, The Women's Sftt-Wflli Thomson.,Brown, &&d East. Ltd.
with J.2-bch
ijc-Adv.L . .„,
yited ta fttteai,
. -...,,. -.-.
»af*-4tra«t.to-cno.rj'ovr, at 4.15,
Sunday" evening.
Aye—they'll ba richl for smb.—idvt. noon.
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THE EVENING POST, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10. . m?\
7
Print.
in
Women
■The Dress Department
r;3iiiilllllillilliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliililllliiiiiii|iilliii[|iiii!iiiiiii!iiiiiiiilllliiiii!iiiiiiiiiii
DAINTY WHITE BLOUSES
i Specially Reduced Prices :'-ijok
Sister Ida 'Willis, who is at the New
All members" of the Women's National
Hospital in France, wrote an Reserve arc specially requested by the
president,
Dr. I'latts-Miils, to bs present
'
Day,
of
Christmas
which
eviaccount
"
dently was a very happy one, as fol- at the war lecture and rally on Wedneslows : —The patients had such a happy day next at 8 p.m., at, the Town Hall.
day; they were ail keenly interested iii Tlie president desires all to wear the
decorating the wards, and made chains, W.K.It, badges.
/.Are very good
this time, and your inspecbutterflies, aeroplanes, flowers,etc.. out
We offer Remarkable Values in
tion of
of paper. The ward upstairs was green The engagement is announced of Miss
including-the following,
nice
and red, and looked very line; another Mary M'Lellan, eldest daughter of Mr.
a large range of Distinctive, Stylish
\
'is cordially invited:
M'Lellan, of Wellington, to l.'tc.
was pink and blue, and one pink and James
Blouses, in White Muslin, Voile
only
James
22nd
had
iron
two
Orr,
Reinforcements,
All
three
bars
in
green.
Mil,
and
Linen.
An
will
inspection
son
of
Mr.
of
Martinborough,
Orr,
rows up tho wards,and these were cov- Wairarapa.
Special tine—l 2o yards of WOOLLEN DRESS MATERIALS—
,
reveal superior quality of materials,
ered, with ivy and evergreens
and decked
Comprising- Silk Striped Taffetas, French Foule, Lustres,
a
"nli
flowers to match each ward. Each
the daintiest styles and excellent ■'
with
Striped
Alpacas; in the following- shades: grey,
Cashmeres,
An original and excellent plan for
ward had a Christmastree, covered with
raising
rose,
vieux
'olive, saxe blue, bottle green; 40-42 inches wide
toys, candles,and bright things, and all
moneyfor the five convalescent
who could sat up at table. "They had huts that tho V.M.C.A. arc erecting near
Usual prices 2/6 and 2/11 yard Sale Price 1/3 yard
plum pudding, jellies, the hospitals for New
Zeiilanders in Engvegetables,
turkey,
(Fancy)—ln
ARTIFICIAL SILK AND. COTTON
nice shades of
outlined ' by Jlrs. J. 11., Gibetc., also nuts, fruit, and beer, etc., to land, atwas
Styles to Suit Everyone
very
line
a
meeting
useful
for blouses, dresses, etc.; has the appearin the V.M.C.A. rooms
grey;
drink. Each man got a stocking with bons
ance of a silk, and washes and wears splendidly; 40-42 inches
Sketches snow typical examples,
-.
sweets, fruit, tobacco,writing paper, en- yesterday. Mrs. Gibbonsrequires about
*y/
may
bags,
which
be made of any
velopes, pencils, and a funny toy. We 20,000
wide
Usual prices 2/11, 3/3 yard Sale Prcie 1/6 yard
and others are listed below. But a
kind
of
material
and
varied
of
sizes.
sport
buying
filling
had great
and
them.
visit
Blouse
Salon
Popular
highly
gift,
each
contain
of
to
our
cotton,
COLOURED
COTELES—A beautiful fabric, in
with
will
a
some
'
'
In the afternoon all the conventchildren These
will be of considerable value, and
»s necessary to appreciate the ""^^^-Jj^f j\
mercerised finish; makes up splendidly for sports coats, cos^TT^
'
and about '50 nuns came over to the hos- which
none will be worth less than threepence.
Effecuve. WHiTt-' VOILE values offered.
etc. ; in a nice range of shades—
tumes,
wear,
dresses,
children's
and
the
men
the
pital,
gave
kiddies
the
finally
Saturday
"i
on
'As the D.I.C. Sale ends
Pounds
notes
will
be
in
and-ten-siiillihg
champagne, fawn, grey, mole, nigger brown, tomato, red and
they
were so delighted with some, in others coins of less
toys, and
.<,, '■"..
,
value,,and
Usual, price 5/11 \
'.
ffext,the last week will be devoted to searching
,.;,,- Dainty WHITE MUSLIN
them. All the wards hadtgreat bunches a gold ring and other good prizes
tan; 40 inches wide
Usual price 2/9 yard Sale Price 1/11 yard
will
A aoice Selecion of SAMPLE
BLOUSE Usual price 5/11Special Price 3/11
i
everywhere, be given. The price of each bag will be
of
mistletoe
and
here,
there,
Raglan
BLOUbLS
—with
put bargains from every department..
yards
Special Price ff/11
riQUb
'
BLACK FRENCH LINEN—A good black and pure linen;
25
and I don't think anyoneescaped! In a, shilling, and Mrs. Gibbons and the
V-shape neck,
,'
and
set-in
sleeves,
ideal for costume or dress wear; 44-45 inches wide
":'
tho afternoon the orderlies had their ladies working with her hope to raise
j
The China Sectionhas many economies to offer
high
also
wonderful
s*m&L
collars;,
value.
'
Usual price 2/11 yard Sale Price 1/6 yard
dinner, given by the Spinsters' Club, of £1000. Mrs. Leicester was appointed as
cc t'l's sPec.|al line Usually 7/11 '
;
.'.'ij
in Chinaware that is in demand almost every
Wellington, and wo had ths doctors to hon. secretary for the committee,and
, Special PTEC& 3/11
<KL^jfe^^Bffl^y
EOLIENNE—SiIk and Wool material, in sky blue only; makes up
s%^&'&3^A
hour of the day.
tea.
evening
vj
afternoon
In the
we dined gifts of all kinds in bags may be sent to
WHITE
LINEN:
price
frocks,
into smart
BLOUSES—With
etc.,; 42-43 inches wide Usual
3/11 yard
with the officers,and had a 'great feed— the V.M.C.A. marked "Surprise Bag
v
V-shape neck, and
set-in,
\^^''*p
, Sala Price 2/11 yard
It will pay you handsomely to buy now, for (and
sleeves,
oysters, soup, turkey, etc., mince pies, Day."
Promises of .bags have already
' \\? ■&/■:
smart rolled
collar; a Aery attrac'
"* A
jelly, pudding and brandy sauce, been received.. Sirs. Gibbous has underafiain) prices will be a
state
we venture
CREAM GABARDINE—SpeciaI value in cotton gabardine; the
tive offer
Usual price 6/11
to provide 1000,Mrs. Lynch 200,
"
nuts,
etc.,
and
chamtaken
'■'
savouries,fruit,
higher before they are less,
yJS.
j
Special Prices 4/11 and 5/11
most fashionable material for costumes, coatsl skirts and dress
Mrs.
§\~/.
There
was
much
Reid
and
Miss
Arndt
50.
Assistspeechifying,
80,
pagne.
Dainty WHITE VOILE_ BLOUSES
wear;. 40 inches wide Usual price 3/6 yard Sale Price 2/9 yard "
and everyonewas very jolly. However, ance has also been promised from the
—V-shape neck, charming- embroi?flW;>we finished very early, and were home W.N.R. ana the N.Z.N.A. Ladies' Guild.
SILK WARP SHANTUNG—A Silk and Wool material; drapes well,
*"s~'*~\
Harcourt and Co. have kindly
|llk»'\
/ A^m V^^n^X'''A--^:~r\l dered collar, Raglan.sleeves, hemagain by 10 p.m. Padre Maiden, who Messrs.
' il\h\'- /
and in good shade of heliotrope only; 40-42 inches wide
given
the
stitched
}J)
j
our
use
of
thsir
auction
handkerchief
embroiI
i \>
joined
room as a
\mW\f^rWl\/ii^r
cufT,
■Jl\iml
7/
was with us in Samoa,has
Usual price 4/11 yard Sale Price 1/6 yard
d«ed fronts with pearl buttons;
'■'
/(ftlm^TA^ifirVT
/jfl
unit. It was so nice to see him again, depot for three days, and a hearty vole
"«ie--r
of
thanks
to
exceptional
quality
BLUE DE3IC4NDINNER WAREwas
Mr.
Harcourt
and
value
/;
.PI
glad
passed,
/;
he is with us.
We
i|
jf.
|. |v
and we are
/( /
!
Plates— Usual prices 9/-, 8/-, 7/-, 6/. dozen
All unfilled bags
for a mail to-day, but as a for his generosity.
hoping
were
;
SalePrices 8/f , 7/=,6/=, 5/. dozen
i
large vessel: has been sunk we are great- must be sent to this depot by Wednes'(/
Usual price 5/6 each
28th February, while "filled bags
Tfiesa .Rare Values await you in
I
.Vegetable Dishes—
ly afraid our mail has gone down. So day,
Blouse Salon. Call at once!
)
SalePrice' 4/9 each
Christmasparcels have pot Ijmust be there by Ist March, as the sale
far
our
U
prices
place
on 2nd Maicb.
*
Meat Dishes—Usual
4/6, 3/6, 2/6 eacli
up, but they are expected daily. takes
turned
~'■;i
Sale Prices 3/9,2/9, 1/9 each
However, we are all very well, and had
Gravy Boats—
Very encouraging progresswas report-,
Usual price 2/3 each
sweets galore given to us. Mr. Fritz
;
SalePrice 1/6 each
has left us alone for the last six weeks, ed at a meeting of ths Victoria League
j.
21-piece TEA SETS—
Red
Cross Shop Committee yesterday
wo
We
sorry.
taking
and
are not'
are
Usual prices 63/-, 49/6* 28/6, 17/6
at Miss Coates's residence.
over another hospital soon, and our staff afternoon
SalePrices 57/6,43/6, 24/6, 15/=.
The
league
increased.
will.be in charge of the Bed.
largely
will be
White
CUTS
AND
SAUCERS—
Cross
MUSLIN
shop
Plain
on Lambton-quay next Fri'}
Smart
Usual price 9/6 dozen
day,
'
1
and
a
iiLUUbL
7
of
the
for
.number of members have
"■
meeting
Society
At a
thc\ promised
BLOUSE
oj
Sale Price 8/= dozen
donations
'
'
"I
cakes arid, proOrdinary price io/6
of Women and Children, Mrs.
Protection
Usual price 10/31
'tl
":
1 3b
r
tsr
-*
orieslady,
MAJOLICA JUGS—
Usual prices 3/6, 2/9
while
a,n
presided,
expert
Atkinson
and
there
were
duce,
who
is'
lne
Leading
price
A. E.
HoHseror Biooses
special Price s/6
spsciai
7/6
SalePrices 2/3, 2/3
present Mesdames G. Ponsonby, A. at making sweets, has kindly -underUsual price 4/6
BEDROOM JUGS—
Corrigan, Griffiths, and Winder. taken to provide some specially desirj
Hoby,
SalePrice 3/9
able one. Fancy pincushions and tape
I A large number of cases which had been
TEA POTS—Largo variety
investigated were reported upon,' and measures of an original pattern, socks,
Usual prices 3/3, 2/9, 2/6
others were being attended to. The fol- and infants' garments are being sent in.
SalePrice 1/H
lowing subscriptions were acknowledged and it is hoped that ;all the members of
Brice's Luncheon and Tea Rooms,
."
GLASS SPECIMEN VASES—
with thanks :—Mrs. V. Riddiford, £2; the league will take an interest in this Brandon-street,next to Kirkcaldie and
Usual prices 1/6", 1/3
Briscoa and Co., £1 Is ; Mrs. H.. Gil- effort and help in some way.
!
liot meat and fish lunch; also
Stains,
Sale Prices 1/=, 9t!
\\
mar and Miss Coates 10s. each; Storer
If you want a good
teas, sto 7.30.
GLASS SWEET DISHES—Deep and shallow
Maudsley, and Miss
and
Mrs.
The
death
of
Mrs.
wife
meat
fish tea try Briou's.—Advt.
Meek,
Aston,
of
Mr.
or
:!
Usual prices 9d, 6d, 4£d
Frank Aston, of the Post and Telegraph
Holmes,3s each.
Beautiful
Wedding Announcement.
SalePrices Cd, 4Vd, 3d
Department, took place yesterday, of
r\
By Speciil
and choicest flowersare used when
(GLASS SALAD BOWLS—
~
Usual price 2/6
J^SrJS, ToHis Excellency
On Thursday an enjoyable day was heart failure, at her residence,Karaka roses
'f\
bouquets.
Packed
designing
wedding
Appointment
Price
"
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Liverpool
Sale
O
Lord
'-j
v
1/11
O
spent on the Seatonncroquet lawn, when Bay. Mrs. Aston, who will be greatly
forwarded through the Dominion.
the Ngavoma Croquet Club (Petono) missed by her family and friends,loaves, and
1879
ESTABLISHED
Murray, vice-regal floriste', 36,
Miss
visited Seatoun and played a friendly as well "as her husband,a son and three
1
match with that club. Four gameswere daughters, one of whom is the wife of Willis-street.—Advt.
ty;
played, and the visitors won three!
Captain Henry, of the Anchor Line.
Something cool and neat for little
lads. Grey Union /Shirts, 3s 9d
\I summer
to 4s 6d, at Geo. FowJds,Ltd., MannersThe engagement is announced of Miss
Savings CommitTlie
Wai*
National;
daughter,
of tee (says a writer in an English paper) street.—Advt.
ur nal"e >» we" known for the high
Nicholas, youngest
Dcsiga
Standard E.Mrs.Jean
J. Nicholas,of Thonidon, to Lieut. wishes us to celebrate all i our weddings
standard of our goods, and we solicit
Progress*—The Pathe Sapphire is unNairn
Le
22nd
"quietly and without undue expense," wearable. It's end is not sharp-pointed
Petit,
Reinforcements,
patronage
you
when
require
a
your
son of Mr. G. Le Petit, Manurewa.
and warns us that it> is now "uupatri but completely round. It does not get
P'ece of Jewellery or Silverware. New
AHviinalilp
Value
VaIUC
Attainable
otic to Spend money in anything not ne- | blunt, and therefore does not wear out
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addition, by al«o»t every mail.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Navy cessaryto health."
Well, there may | the disc. In a. word, the reproduction
League acknowledges with thanks have been a few lavishly-conducted war given by tho Pathe Sapphire is as good
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of
warn) clothing for the lesser
When a man on the* Stock Exchange foresees a rise in the price of
weddings, but the majority have been ut tho end\as at the beginning, and con2J22-224 LAMBTON QUAY
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auxiliary craft of the fleet from the fol- carried on in quitev sober fashion. One sequently thereallis ho nasal noise which is
he
buys
heavily
figures
certain shares,
while
are low. From this we
other processes. Tho
lowing ladies :—Mrs. E. C. Gaisford of the prettiest and most popular girls inherent to
can make a fitting simile concerning our sate: Since the future
Sound Box keeps the
(Bulls), Mrs. Gorton (Bulls). The trea- in society, who married a famoussoldier Pathe Multione
production of the voice, tho
o£
purity
promises
prices,
why
buy
increased
not
Ml NEEDS NOWi
auxiliary,
Mrs. C. E.. last year—and both had large family character of the
surer of the
the full ton«
while our phenomenal bargain prices rule?
Consider these:—
Richardson,acknowledges receipt of the connections—got hardly any presents at of tho orchestra instrument,
with its light and shado,
following donations :—Proceeds of a all; and when I asked a. friend who had oven the most subtle. Catalogues, etc.,
girls' tennis tournament at Heretaunga, been at the tiny wedding reception of OscarHewetfctend Co., 56, Cuba-street,
MANCHESTER SNAPS- SES TEE WINDOW
£3 ss; Mrs. King (Napier), £10; Mr. a brilliant young Anglo-American bride Wellington.—Advt.
' "50 yards Japanese Crepe Cloth—30 inches wide; white;ground with
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W, Lawrence (Johnsonville), per Mrs. last month what her presents were like,
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small figured designs Usual price 1/4 yard. Safe Price .7^(l yard
the reply was : "Oh, only such as we i
Luke, £1.
1547 yards Japanese Crepe Cloth—30in. wide; Eastern designs';
used to givei all our mothers at Christ-' 1 ADVANCE SHOWING OF AUTUMN
suitable for kimonos, dressing jackets and curtains
It was reported at" a meeting of the .mas." Princess George of BaLtenberg,:
MILLINERY.
it
is
Usual price 1/3 yard Sale Price,7-|d. yard
Yo.ung
true,
had as many as two hundred
Religious Work Committeeof the
'
500 yards Self-colour Japanese Crepe—3o in. wide;. in shades' of S
Women's Christian Association '-.that*the "presents, bub after all she was a Royal'
1
ladies' of Wellington, al6OVisitors :
light
We have a new shipment of very useful
following speakers had given addresses: bride. Had 'it been times of peace she |
blue,
greys, browns,
black only
Usual p'rife 1.0-Jd yard
to town, are invited to see our
;
Sale Price 7ld yard
during the months of December arid would have had something like six or!, charming selection
,'
of
NEW
AUTUMN
and dainty things from Japan which we
Cloth—
in:
Ij
yards
wide;
Nurse
in shade's of 'navy/, saxc, fawn
January :—Miss Birch, general secretary;. seven hundred. I do know a bride,
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1,000
34
;
MILLINERY. ;
only
price
yard
M.A.
must
who
made
her
fiance
i
and
cream
.Usual
Sale Price sijd yard
give
;;
Rev.
Dr.
G'ibb;
Miss
admit,
1/M'Lean,
:
I.
would like you to see.
I
DE CHINE
820 yards Cenoa Shirting—2B in. .wide; light grounds; suitable for j
and Mrs DO. M'Clay. It was further i her a hoop all. round of diamonds the j HATS IN CREPE
BLACK VELVET
pyjamas and blouses Usual price 1/3 Sals Price 11-Jd yard '.
that a series of four addresses i other day as a wedding ring instead of i HATS IN TAGEL
shirts,
arranged
STRAW
cost you
f1
visit to our showrooms
should be given on Thursday evenings by j the usual gold one, but she refused at i HATS IN
950 yards Dark Ground Ceylon Shirting—2Bm. wide; in striped
and "shapes
effects in shades of gTeen with' white stripe, pink and white .stripe,
Miss Florence Birch, general secretary tlie same time to have any other pre-i
' j All the new Autumn shades,
source
nothing
and
be a
absolutely
j,
to please every taste.
of the association. The first of this sents from him. ,
grey and white stripe only
Usual price 2/3. Sale Pr.icc. 1/9 yard
series began on Thursday night, and the '
MODERATE PRICES.
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of pleasure both to you and ourselves. ,j;
subject.taken was: "Work for Christ,";
their apparel to be
Miss
who
is
well
Heard,
known;
GRAND' MANTLE" OFjPERINGS}. ,
the girl as a worker. " For the second throughoutAustralasia as president of the ;
:
MISS WALSH,
Whits Voile Dresses—ln a great variety of styles; some are plain,
address next week tlie title will be "The National Y.W.C.A.,hasresigned this posi124, COURTENAY-PLACE,
daintily embroidered; finished;-with Val. lace arjd col120,
122,
others,are
Training
Equipment."
and
Worker,Her
tion, which she has held for the past: i
creev should not fail
Wellington.
i
oured 1 sashes '
Usual price 45/- Sale Pr/ea 10/6
nine.
years. '- She will still continue to
Cotton
Coats
and Skirts —ln every description of piques,, linens,
.Under the title, "Are Women Doing act as a member of the same board of
all
shades
and
white
Usual price 52/6 Sale F'Wce 29/6
etc.;
drill,
Duty?"
Their
writer
in
an
so
that
the
association
Quay.
English
a
directors,
may
m "Art Needlework Specialists" :: Lambton
Pretty .Evening Dress— ln maize shade of soft satin anc"/ chiffon;
paper makes a vigorousl attack on the continue to have her advice.' Mrs. Henry
MISS MURIEL REID,
embroidery .Usual price .£7/7/- Saio Price 9/11
trimmed
with
silver
only
unanimously,
Sydney,
of
has
been
duty
idea that the
form of
for Pratt,
Beautiful Semi-Evening Dress— Of white silk moire and Paris-shade |
(Formerly Miss M'Keegan!s)
women outside the Red Cross and such- elected .president as successor to Miss
lace; three-tier skirt; pinafore bodice of moire; long- sleeves of
in design and tone
like work is to take up men's work in Heard. Mrs. Pratt is well known on the
\^w_ —_. J
display
price £\2Jxz!- Sale Pries
of the Latest
net
ANNOUNCES a
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munition,factories, drivers, clerks, and Y.W.C.'A. field as chairman of the secre19/6 j
"'< Usual
so on. She says: "Unfortunately this tarial department, and in that capacity
thoroughly exclusive.
does not represent all the work of the has shown great wisdom and proved her I' AUTUMN AND* WINTER
GOODS
—BARGAINS;'SNDEES).
..DRESS.
TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED \
country. Before the war -there were executive ability, as well as her earnest
Striped Cotton Voiles —40in. wide; white grounds with white woven
MILLINERY,
other and most necessary
fields of labour faith, which has been a great help to
stripes; suitable for dresses or blouses
Usual urice 2/3 yard
being filled by "women. These are now all those who have worked with her.
Sale Price 1/6 yard
which has just arrived, and is now showalmost wholly deserted. And the conseDress
Muslins—
checks
wide;
in
smart
and striped effects;
40in.
ing
at our Showrooms.
quence is that the shortage of female Miss Helen P Barnes left Auckland I
will
wash well
suitable for dresses, and
Usual price 1/6 yard'
labour having become so serious some for Sydney this week.
Sale Price 1/2 yard
of the country's industries are sufferplain
wide;
Nurse Cloth—40in.
colours in navy, butcher blue,
54, MANNERS-STREET,
grey,
ing, and, oddly enough, industries which
navy,
grey
in
butcher
blue
and
grounds-■
! i "Where the SmartHats Are"
LAMBTON
A
FAMOUS
SOOTHSAYER
rose;'also
with 1 various
264-266
QUAY,
WELLINGTON
ought to demand women's special atWellington.
Specia! Sale Price 1/2 yard
coloured stripes ,
We K«op Furniture of th« Utest<and most BeautifulDesign. It Is well mad*in
—;—
♦
Striped Dress Cords—3Blll. wide; navy and black grounds with
tention.. It is a fact that .because of
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dark rimu, oiled rimu and oak,fay painstaking and diver workmen.
this shortage the textile and clothing,
The*Paris Temps, in its issua of 26th
white stripes; white grounds with black stripes
1
trades— December,quotes an announcementtaken I YOUR DRESSES MADE TO ORDER
cotton, boot kc'e, and.
Usual price 312 yard : Sale Price 2/8 yard
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to
mention
but
a
few—are
in
-difficulties.
price
.surprise
will "
CHEST OF DRAWERS—
from a provincial'paper of the'death, at A T a
which
you.
Strong, special value, oblong mirror
Women skilled .'at-these 'trades are work- her small property near Meung, of -<n»-You will wonder.'why you 'did not
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RARE-VALUES IN MEM'S' FWOTWEAR '
.- Beautifully desig-ned, with round and oval mirrors—From 57/8
exing in munition factories or filling jobs Madame de Thebes,the famousBcoth- do this sooner. Have individuality
|j
Mne's Chrome Calf Lace Boots— Medium pointed toes, welted soles, !
pressed in every line of your Summer
men. Everyone can see
good
quite
inspecting
by
WARDROBES—Very
worth
111
left
vacant
By
value,
in
her
72nd
all
classes
i
"
snyer,
year.
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.sizes 7, S and'o Usual price 23/6 Sale Price 13/9 pair
:It gives a distinction unattainable
i
Prices from £2/15/- II |
for themselves theft domestic service of society the prophecies of Madame de Dress.
* linen-lined;
Men's Box Calf Lace Boots (Marlow's)—Medium round toes, stout
From 30/threatens to become an obsolete/ in- Thebes,which were published each year in a ready-to-wear dress.
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il -WASHSTANDS—An especially large selection
MRS.
soles.,
linen-lined; sizes 9, 10 and 11
workmanship
dustry
they
LEITCH,
welted
Usual price 31/6 pair
; laundresses complain that
about-Christmastime, were eagerly read.
if SIDEBOARDS—The acme of beautiful
Pf;ijl
252-235, Upper Cuba-street.
In dark Rimu— £*/17/6, *6, £7/15/-, £8/5/-, £8/10/-, £10/12/8
can get no helpers; dressmakers have no Shedid not belong to the class of divin«Sale Price 23/G pair "
!i!i
Men's
Tan
Willow
Calf
Lace
Eoots—
always
assistants. And it would be possible to ers of the future who
Full round toss, double-deck
£9/IC/-, £I*/15/-.
see hor1
In .Oak
mention other trades now deserted by TOrs and evils ahead, but, being above
soles, leather-lined; sizes 5, 6 and 8
Usual price 31/6 pair -■
an experienced
GALLOWAY,
Saie Price '22/S nair
women for what is called "war ■work." a-li patriotic, the future she foretold for
CertificatedMaternity Nurse, will
Men's Patent Leather Evening Shoes—Lace and,Court styles; pump
War work! Why everything which is the enemies of France was invariably a. bo in attendance at Gla:coOffices,Room
done in the way of real service is war lurid one. Her fifteenth and last al- 22, Nathan's Buildings, -Grey-street, City,
soles; sizes 7 and S only .■Usual prices 11/6 to 14/6 Sale Price 5/11
work now. We d 6not want luxuries, manac-was issued only a few days ago, on Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday
of course; we -want no one filling useless and in this latest prognostication she pre- Afternoons, for the purpose of giving
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CLOTHES;FOE MSN ANI&
to Mothers on the uses of
jobs, but it is well to bear in mind that dicted that the war would end in the advico .(free)
English Tailor-made Boxed Suits—ln Tweeds, Worsteds and Sergesof
i GLAXO, and on the Careand Feeding
I
if all the country's industries are not- spring of 1917.
t° show you
prices
may
bo
Usual
52/6, 55/-, OV-, 70/-, 75/-, 84/- I
Infants generally,or appointments
...smart business suits
will suffer.
Making Bread, Scones, Puddings, kept going our--export trade
Sale Prices W/G, 46/6, 55/-, 59/6, 63/6, 72/-"
arranged with the following Chemists:
For
necessarily
War
work.is
not
men's
OUR
Raleigh Raincoats and other well-known makes, including- Dexter,
EXTENDING TABLES
Mr. Glennio,Brooklyn. ;
work.
As often as not it is wholly
A woman is never quite at her ease
Cakes, Pastry,
Biirberryj Heptonette, Zambrenc and others
Mr. Gastlc,Courtcnay-place.
.: From £3/1sj'
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women's work. The women who have if she is troubled with superfluous hair,
FURNITURE
Galloway
may
v
also
bo
seen
at
tho
Usual prices 39/6, 49/6, 59/6, 84/-, 95/- to 126/f
Mrs.
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brains to think these matters out must and the .commencement of this dreaded following Chemists':
Sale Prices 3«/-, 42/6, 51/6, 72/6, sr/6 to 10S/6
AFTERNOON TEA
at once set to work to avert what is complaint is a decided shock to her
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Boys'
Pharmacy
SHQWRQOKI
Norfolk
Suits—
All large sizes,
12 to 17: in Tweeds, Worsteds
Mr.
John
Newtown
Castle,
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undoubtedlya growing danger. .There is vanity. There is no need to suffer if
; m TO BE HAD OFALI^ GRQCFUS
p.m.
(with
shorts)
to
Usual prices 29/6 to 55/—Tuesday Afternoon, 2
1
plenty of war work to be. done by you try the Rusma treatment, which can
p.m.
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Sale
Prices 15/-, 17/6, 19/6, 25/t
4
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women within their own spheres of be used with unreserved confidence.
riday,
Hutt—l<
Gibbs,
Upper
Mr.
Boys' Odd Norfolk Jackets—All sizes 16 and I7^in Tweed and
has
of
country
complete
BOOKSHELVES
..■.
From 6/9
labour. The
need of them. Itusma is a
eradicator
23rd February.
Worsted; a good school line
Usual prices 19/6 to 35/-.
If they want to be patriotic let them superfluous hair, and can'bo used in the
;!i| WRITING DESKS—Beautifully designed. The perfect present
Mr. Daw'c,Lower Hutt—Fridays, 10
, Sale Price 12/6
? WOODEN BEDSTEADS—AII sizes.
,
Also BABIES' COTS
find out how far their present employ- precincts of your own home. /Write
a.m. to 11 a.m.
: Beautifully Upholstered CHESTERFIELDS—LuxuriousIy
ment concerns the trade or well-being now to Mrs. Hullen, toilet specialist
Mr. Williamson, Jackeon " street,
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com-'
p.m.
p.m.
to
HUNDREDS
OF
.:,'.:
Petonc—Fridays,
Nurses),
Courtenay2
.4
"FANCY" CHANCES
of the country. The main thing for (next Plunket
3,
■i:
fortable
For immediate advico ring up Glaxo
Chiffon Evening Scarves—2* yards long, 22111. wide; quite
*j MORRIS CHAIRS—We
have a specially good selection
every woman to take into consideration place, Wellington.—Adv.t.
White
Telephono
"
No.
4083.
Nurse.
uncrumpled; handsome designs, outlined in gold and aluminium
:
nowis whether she is'doing useful work.
37/6, 45/-, 60K £5/10/\
Whether she is really needed more where
.:
From 30/- ;i|
A special line of Panama hats, trimUsual price 5/11 each Sale Price
- -|'-:; Comfortable ARM CHAIRS
each "
she is—if she thinks she is—well, and med and untrimmed, to clear at 4s lid
2jin. fancy Hat Ribbon—Good rich colourings and splendid2/6
DINING CHAIRS—High-backed
From 8/3
quality,!
Any
will
tell
'PHONE
you
:
Returned
Soldier
that
a
2224,
Fighting
leading
:
her
work
harder
at
it
the
at
good
tagcl
designs
■.'■■",'
let
for
each. All untrimmed
straws
in all the
shades in broken check
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New Zealand-Bentwood'Chairs—
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an slfengjh tvould soon fail it his teeth wcr<2
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nation's sake. But of a certainty if all Is lid. Also a special line of Jap. silk
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Usual price 1/-yard Sale Price 4jd yard
Wooden seat, 11/6; Leather, 13/6
CHIMNEY, WINDOW,
A.
defective. To march and fight well a soldier must
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women's work is deserted by women the blouses,assorted sixes,at 5s lid. All emEmbroidered Voile Ficuncings —Small dainty
CLEANING.
45,
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n.
All-British
AND
OFFICE
eat
Proper
Digestion
we"Mastication and Perfect
must suffer."'
left, to be cleared
scalloped
' If you buy your Furniture from us you can rely on its strength I;
country
patterns;
broidered
voile
blouses
neat
; on very strong- foundations
edges
>%<*>»«^TT
arC pos!'b'e on'y w'l'> 00^Teeth.
":
at 5s 11<1 and 7s lid. Cotton widerand durability. Seeour first floor. It will interest you, and there
WELLINGTON CLEANING CO.,
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Usual price 7/11 yard Sale Price 5/6 yard
k y^
Mrs. Savagft. of Auckland, is visiting vests, at Is, 3d and Is 6d. Misses Page
Every man —aoldier or civilian—who wishes to
, is no obligation to buy.
Frillings—
;■;
White
Lace
*3Jin.
New dainty "lace effect; finishes with
and Sout'er,10, Woodward-street.—Advt.
keep fit and stronc should have his teeth put in order
friends in WellingLon.
68, Molcsworth-street.
,
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iin. blade velvet ribbon; limited quantity
Usual price 1/11 yard
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NOW! Let us do this important service for YOU I Our Dental Work
I
is
just
Godber's
landed a olioioo asSale Price i/- yard
noted for Thoroughness. Care and Lasting Qualities. Patients attended to by
Mrs. .Butts and Miss Claire Butts have sortment ofhave
wedding cake decorations
KEEPING UP APPEARANCES.
Principals only. Reasonable Fees. Consultation Free. Nurceo in Attendance.
returned from a visit to the Wairarcpa. suitable for military and other weddings
KEEPING DOWN EXPENSES.
See Pages 12 and 13 for Special Bargains for Last Week of Sale
Our famous cakes aro carefully packed
CosMiss Clarke-Johnsonlias returned to and forwarded to any part of the Docan. make Old SUITS and
TO@teitisS3
tumes Now again.
Our Special
Wellington after a. visit to Christch'urch. minion. Catalogues sent on application.
process of Cleaning, Renovating, .Alter69 MANNERS STREET, WELLINGTON
-Advt.
Winder's Comsr, Guija and '-Manners Streets.
Housewives jneatlv apnrocia'te eroccrs'
HOURS-9a.m. till 6 p.m. and 7 p.m. to 0.30 p.m.
"This is the I'irH accident here for it ing, and Pressing 'Men's Suite has deClosed1 p.ra. Satßrftty.
' kindness
iit {jivinft the "Thinkef" notr- century," said a witness !>t an inquest lighted many.
i hook. irsß with even' Is package "No on a workman who was killed at Meser'.
JUDAH AND CO,.
(aVr"—;, ,-;
B wda■3Usd_Perlsins'_ Brewerj^Lottdon^
.Bnb'bjng'£- L&imdrx_Heiß.jr-;Adyt.
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THE EVENING POST, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10. 1917.
8
UNR.ESERVEDSALE OF SHEEP,
CATTLE, ETC.
MONDAY,
'AT MESSRS. MEXTED BROS1
: YARDS, TAWA FLAT.
MONDAY, 12th FEBRUARY, 1917.
AT OUR ROOMS, 151-3. LAMBTON-
At 1.30
SERVICEABLE HOMES
p.m.
J. H. BETHUNE & CO.,
COSY HOMES.
To
MEET ALL WISHES
On
T> EASONABLY GOOD TERMS.
A UCTIONEERS & LAND AGENTS,
Feathereton-st. Tel. 64.
354-156,
,;]?OB QUICK SALE.
j
HARCOURT & CO:,
HOUSE, AND ESTATE
LAND,
AGENTS, AUCTIONEERS,etc.
G..S. HILL & CO.,
■v,
AGENTS AND
LAND
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TENDER FOR TROOPSHIPCANTEE)
STORES.
VALUERS,
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Baker's Buildings, Featherston-st.
Tenders
be
Opposite Union Bank. Telephone 2456
to 12 oclock (noon).oh'thewceived
Ist Marcl
OWEN-STREET(off)— Splendid 5-roomed 1917,
for supply and delivery at Wellini "
water,
gas;
.
hot
electric
and
ton or Port. Chamlersof Canteen Stor<;:
, House,
balance as for Troopships. Tender forms may t-S'
Ss.x-9.0i"
£775; '£50 cash,
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rent.
obtained at 'Headquarters,- N.Z. " Militat ':"
KILBIRNIE—S Rooms,hot water, elec- I^-orces,Wellington, and District
HeaJ
trio light. £550; £75 deposit. Cost quarters, Auckland," Christehurch,
an
owner £650.
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Dunedin. Tenders must: be addressed {'■■.'■'
HAWKER-ST.REET-6 rooms, Villa, up the Quartormaster-Genoral,
N.Z. Miiitar
to date. £1050;■ easy terms.
Wellington,
and
Forces,
endorsed "Tci
CAMBRIDGE-TERRACE—9
Rooms, 40 i der for Troopship.' Canteen'Stores." !
x 122; car entrance: £1350.'
' ' H. C. NUTSFORD, Major, j
LOWER : HUTT.(2; minutes station)—
Assistant. Quartormaster-Genoral !"
Charmingmodern Bungalow, 5 rooms,
9th February,; 1917. V
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casement windows,,2 years built; |
-Tenders will be receive
cheapest homo in the Hutt. £800;
.by
the
at
undersigned,
Palmerstq/
£125 deposit.
until 12 , o'clock' (noon), on tti
ANTED, KEEN BUYERS to snap North,
23rd instant, for the supply and deliver/.',
.the following land bargains: —"of Bread, Fresh Meat,- Milk, Groeerie!
250 ACRES, now, carryings 200 bullocks. Vegetables, Coal, Wood, Straw,
Os.ti
Chaff ' for use c
Price £30 per acre, £600 cash; bal- Hay, and Oaten-sheaf'
troops camped at Awapuni Racecourse
ance 10 year6, 5i per cent.
Copies of tenders may. be. had on' app!|' ":.'.
90 ACRES,; splendid Dairy Farm, Palmercatiori to Defence-Headquarters, Paime!
ston .North, £46 per acre, '£700 cash. ston North. The lowest or-any tende /
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not
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BUTCHERING
BUSINESS,
,
Main : necessarily accepted. '.
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J.B.
PACKMAN, Lieut,
-Trunk, turnover £12,000.Price ' £450
Assistant .■ Director o£-Supplies and
.as going concern.
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Transpoi't,
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All above owners are enlisting. Must : ' ' Wellington. -Milifeuy District.
,
be sold at once.
Bth February, 1917. ■ >
Full particulars from
The As6igned~Estate~oe MR, J. HERON'
as WM. WADDELL ANlf
LAMBERT AND ..CO.," : .:'■;-- , trading
C0.,-' Tailors■'. and. Men's Outfitters
7, Rangitikei-street. PalnwTston North.
Thames-street,Oamaru.
■
SEAL^
-
HAVE been instructed to sell priKELBURN.
vately .for Mr. H. A. Fox his
a
195,LAMBTON-QUAY.
KHANDALLAH
a. chance to secure a charmCHARMING HOUSE, containing 7
5-roomed Residence
is
SUPERIOR DWELLING
ing Home in a splendid position. KELBURN
and Reception Hall, erected five
roora6, all on one floor, comprising Living
AND WILLIAMS, LTD., LARGE AND IMPORTANT * SALE
of 6 rooms, most ATTRACTIVELY MOUNT VICTORIA—SoIidIy -built 6-rd. Room with folding doors to a large din-,. .
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
havo received instructions from Mr.
The house contains 6 rooms, on one
years, two large Oriel bay windows,
FINISHED, panelled walls and ceil. House, onposition,
HOUSEHOLDFURNITURE, CARreturn verandah,hot and cold water,
built of picked timbers,and fitono floor, situated in a ing room; also 4 Bedrooms,Kitchen,
P. Crowe(who has sold hi3proporty), to
floor,
ings,
■electric light, beautifully appointed
every convenience installed,'e.l.',
PETS, BEDDING, ETC., ETC.
ted throughout with every homo com3 minutes from the Scullery and Pantry, enamel bath, 2
Bell as above,at 12 (noon)
very fine
h.
and c. water, well fireplaces, cupcar, with all the latest conveniences,p.w.c.'6, electric light arid gas, 3 radiator
light
points,
superpower
home. Built for owner under
electric
and
fort;
gas
500 breeding ewes, 2-tooth to f.in. (to 3 SECOND-HAND OAK BEDROOM
boards
stove;
and wardrobes,
dining room 18ft x 18ft, sitting room points, steel ceilings, coal house,washrange, gas cooker,hot and cold water,
vision
architect;
half-acre
SUITES
laid
drafted)
be
land,
land 40 x 120,very sheltered position.
glasshouse, h.c. water to bathroom,
nice garden; extra large section with
18ft x 13ft; .section 33ft x 100ft. house,
out garden, large trees; motor gar■150 2-tooth wethers
SET OF DAYTON SCALES
182
Price only £1230.
in front. Price £950; £150 dedouble frontage. The property is in
Price £1080; £200 cash a.sd balance scullery and washhouee. Dining room
80 4-tooth wethers
age
COMBINATION LAWN MOWERAND
HATAITAI—WELL-BUILT
HOUSE
of
posit. Government Mortgage
open on to large conservaand
bedroom
«,nd
price
arranged.
£450
first-class
the
is
f
3836
order,
420 shorn lambs
5 large rooms, fitted with h. and c. j
ROLLER, THEODOLITE
at 4a per cent; snip.
Large section, 90ft by 176ft (irremarked down to £1150,and we can
, VICTORIA
9 Romney rams
Ground-Boor tory. at
water, c.1., en. bath, gas, 2 veran- MOUNT
beautifully laid but in one
gular
(AXMINback),
3
FIRST-CLASS
LIVE
IN
SELECT
KELBURN.
fix
reasonable
terms.
INSPECT
TOgas
garCARPETS
House
rooms,
stove,
14 heifers
of 6
with
dahs; land 48per; beautiful view.
Wellington's best flower gardens, with
STER), 17ft x 13ft 6in (about) and BUNGALOW, quaint and modern, 3
DAY.
6433
6 springing heifers
den back and front, in an exception- of
Price £800.'
100
concrete paths, and stocked with the
.
.
12ft -t 10ft 6in . .
minutes to cable car, 6 rooms,
ally
locality;
the
house
is
good
8 2-year steers
and
Well-designed
LYALL BAY.
KILBIRNIE
DWELroses, carnations,bulbs,and other
artistically arranged. The papers are
2 3-year steers
6 FLOORINGSOF GOODLINO.
well worth the money asked—£97s; choicest
LING of 6 rooms, 2 bays, h. and c.
beautiful, and the interior altogether Within three minutes of beach and tra-m
Bowers. The property is .situ.
arranged. 1609 beautifulHiropi-street,
£20
cash
and
balance
gas;
1 3-year filly, 1 2-yea-r filly, 1 yearling
x'
water,
section,
100;
splendid
42
in
exceptional; beat hot water service;
and is 2 minutes
there is a rare opportunity to secure
colt, 1 trap mare, 1 hack, 1 good
excellent locality, few mm. car. Price HATAITAI (2 minutes ; from the oar ated
CROWDEDROOMS OF REALLY
electric light radiator points, gas
from the car. Rarely is there such i.n
a. neat and well-finished Soo-sido
sheep dog, sundries.
£850; deposit £75. .
,
133
Two-story
stop)
Residence
of
7
GOOD
FURNITURE.
of
■to
secure
a
porcelain
opportunity
5 rooms and all convenisuch
beautiful
cooker,
bath, tiled roof.
Home
5 springing heifers
rooms, with all the latest conveni- garden
WN—COMFORT
ABLE HOUSE
The finishings are quite the latest,
ences, 2 tiled hearths, gas cooker, NEWTO
so well sheltered and sunnywith
5 weaners
ot 5 rooms and conveniences,
situated
ence, Oregon-finished throughout, good outlook.
light, hot and cold water;
and the many fittings and accessories
Price for quick sale,
electric
1 set disc harrows
Rooms Crowded. Effects Must be Sold.
tram line; good section.
finefronting
section
34
x
feet.
This
is
a
100
outstanding
an
good level section; under Government
are
feature of this
1 set 3-leaf tine harrows
looking home, and well worth the £1800.
Price £395.
113
darling little home. Price £1450.
mortgage. Price £750; terms. DO KELBURN
KILBIRNIE.
1 mare, with foal at foot.
SOUNDLY BUILT
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moneyasked,£1250; £400 cash and
WILSON AND CO. have re£250 deposit.
IT NOW.
6435
.
spacious
replete
HOUSE
3959
rooms,
arranged.
of
4
balance
On account of other vendors:—
oeived instructions to sell by auc- WADESTOWN—S-roomed
.
YULE-STREET—A
5-roomed ResiVilla, sunny
h.
c.
c.1.,
water,
en.,
bath;
(close
beach)—Fourwith
and
LYALL BAY
to the
petition, no climb, two bay windows,
including
tion at their Rooms, as above—
with
evei-y convenience,
180 4 and 5-year ewes
BROOKLYN.
dence
space
built only few years for owner:
roomed one-floor House, with gas greenhouse and fowlhouso. Section 24ft
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hall, electric light and hot point, In excellent position, plenty of sun, and
180 2-tooth wethers
A very fine catalogue of all kinds of
two
rooms;
drainage,
stove,
for
moro
overlooks
CITY
enamel
light,
electric
bathroom, lavatory basin, lawn,
100 s.m. ewe
9
x 113ft. Price £570. £100 caeh.
Furniture, from drawing room to
and HARBOUR; land 42 x 132. A
affording a magnificent view of har.
bath, 4tc. Price £560; £120 cash
30 wether lambs
vegetable and flower garden, hedges.
kitchen, including:
bargain at £850.
188
and balance arranged. ; This is a.
bour and city—A well-built House,
4 3 and 4-year
Price £650. GovernmentMortgage,
(unbroken) UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO (a. highHATAITAI.
BROOKLYN
GROUND
containing
good
getting
really
cheap
pro5
and all usual
FLOOR
of
rooms
chanco
a
ty
per
1 rubber-tired dogcart
£325
cent.
Cash
over
mortporty. (
class instrument,with powerful tone)
HOUSE of 6 rooms, gas and usua.l
4091
including electric light,
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conveniences,
4 4-tooth s.d. rams
KAINUI-ROAD, HATAITAI—An atconveniences; splendid level section, BROOKLYN
power points, wardrobes, large pantry
Five-roomed one-Boor tractive
2 SINGER.SEWING MACHINESKILBI°RME NORTH—7-roomedResi5-roomed House,built on most
3 springing heifers close to profit
40 x. 175; good situation. Price
(plenty of shelves); kwn, garden,
with
i
copper,
10 18-months heifers,r.w.b.
House,
bathroom,
tubs,
lovely
CHESTERFIELD SUITE
one
dence,
floor, with
sea
modern lines, and haying i everyl possible
deposit £50.
161
situated
a very fine position; sechedges,
paths;
and
concrete
land
40
£700;
in
gig,
position,
delightful
comprising large Living
1 horse,
and harness.
view,
3
minutes
convenience,
CHESTERFIELD
4
SIDETWO
STORY
cheap
m
ortgage.
LOUNGE,
x 160; Government
Price HAWKER-STREET
tion 40 x 109 feet. This is a
Stock;
30 2-tooth wethers
beautiful
x
K
itchen
with
Shackare.'invit.ed
for
the.
\
tram;
Room,
rpENDERS
section,66ft
180
ft
3
Bedrooms,
BOARDS, 2 OAK HIGH-BACK
DWELLING of 6 largo , rooms, h.
home on easy, terms. Price £570; lock Range,- and Gas Cooker, Scullery,
X.- Plant, and Fitfeing-s in this Estate, j
£G00; only £100 cash required, bal(about), nicely planted hedge trees,
50 weaner calves
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SUITES, DINING ROOM TABLE
ance can be arranged. DON'T MISS
<tnd c. water, c.1., fine view, sunny
£50 deposit and balance arranged
Stock-sheets
water service, electric light,
.
Bath and' Hand
and
conditions
of
■"
Bathroom,
hot
"
Porcelain
EXTENSION.
the
ten
land
two
KELBURN
.
112,
positioin;
33 x
front4 D. WOODBEDSTEADS
THIS.
.
. 6372 ages. ' Price £1000.
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3712
der. can-be inspected at the officesof th<
verandah two sides, large hall, su- ]
LUNCHEON PROVIDED.
108 THORNDON—Finotwo-story Residence Basin, Linen Press,.Washhouse in...baseKaiapoi Wollen.Manufacturing
2 GOOD WOOD COTS, OAK WARDperior home. Insured £700. Prico
CENTRAL.
and there is plenty of room to put
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DAY'S BAY-SEASIDE HOUSE of 4
of 3 rooms, close to the Bowling ment,
Wellington, Christchurch,and Dunediri
ROBE
£1250;
deposit;
bargain.
£350
two
or
basement.
SALE,
near-;Plunket-street,
beau-'
extra,
jin
three
.rooms
good
WEDNESDAY, 14th, WEDNESDAY,
T^OR
rooms, matoh-lined throughout,
gas stove, ga-s
. Green, bathroom,
In tho best residential part of the city,
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or on \ the premises,. Thames-streetl
The houese is excellently situated, overtiful
large
2-story,'
WEDNESDAY, 14th, WEDNESDAY, 5 AXMINSTER SQUARES
BY
THE
BEA
UTIFUL
SEA
6
artistic
etove,
£975;
easy
'Rooms',
bathroom,
verandah;
cooker.
Price
£350
cash
and
fur'r.
walking
and within
distance of
Oama.ru.' Tenders' will be received ud
with an uninterWEDNESDAY, 14th, WEDNESDAY, 7-PIECE DRA WING ROOM SUITE
land 27.8per, mostly level, and well
balance arranged at per cent. 4023 looking Evans Bay,
DAY'S BAY, amid the glorious native
the G.P.0., a chance.is affordedto
rupted view, arid has only been erected nishings, large section,.two .gardens, ex- till Noon-on Thursday, the 15th Febru]'
WEDNESDAY, 14th, WEDNESDAY, HALL STANDS and TABLES
bush for which Day's Bay is noted
situated. Price, WITH ' FURNI- KELBURN—Oneof the4ifinestResidences' 10
purchase compact Home of 4 rooms
ary, 1917,and to bo addressed;
Anyone desiring, can buy the tensive
months.
to .,
present
£550.
65
at
on
all'
modern
sale,
English
Quaint
Old
architecture
in which is installed I
TURE,
the market for
view,
conveniences. ■'"■."
At 10.30 a.m.
and conveniences,
Duchesso chests, new Vacuum cleaner,
for
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comprising 16 rooms, right up-to-date whole of the furniture, which i6new,easy
Excellent LEVEL
":"THE TRUSTEES," .
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Home 5 rooms, panelled ceilings,
electric light, hot nnd cold water, gas BERHAMPORE
Price £1125; '\ '
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oec. tables, bedroom ware, kerbs,'
a very moderate sum.'- Price £1150;
near
BUILDING
situated
large
cupwindows
SITES,
and
section
has
two
OF
rooms;
projecand.range,
hall, casement
and
cooker
wardrobes and
ESTATE
J. ;HERON, ;
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flower bowls,single beds and bedding
" AppV
car and in sunny position.
Price
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frontages, and comprises an area of terms. Recommended.
'AT THE FRUIT EXCHANGE,
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tions, bathroom, porcelain bath,
boards; large section. The owner is
: .,
, ■ , Thames-etreet,
-complete,'overmantels, music cabinet,
Oamaru.
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per
'.-■'-.
from £6
foot.
52
;
leaving Wellington, and Ims placed
copper, tubs, linen press,
54 perches. This property is worth
washhouse,
ALLEN-STREET
6 h.b. chairs, couches, linoleum,chest
.
MOLESWORTH-STREET.
J.
B.
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117.10
x
390
FINLAY,
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LAND,
MIRAMAR-CHEAP
pantry,
scullery.
price
the property on the market at the
has been reduced
of drawers, pram, rocker, chiffonier,
Prico £650; £100
£3750,but the
TENDE,RS^
i
to. good street,
A BARGAIN at
to £3000'to effect a quick' sale ; £100
> Evening Post Buildings.
low figure of £760. YOUR
fender and irons, screen,. wa-shstands, deposit.
LEASR OF FARM.
8-roomed House, on. Section 29fti
.. 79 cash
£120.'■.■■.,'
THOMAS AND. CO. have . shelves.,
CHANCE.
6432
and the balance ; arranged on .byAnabout
■ mENDERS are invited for
kapok, mattresses, MURITAI, and Muritai is prettywire
and
Price
100
f
t.
£1550.
...
lease'
tho.
easy
terms.
. received instructions from Mr. W. pillows,, kitchen tables, stroteh- Dainty
4076
Villa 4 rooms (furnished);
for a-term of three or fivo years, oi
splendid section,handy to nice beach
UPLAND-ROAD—Bungalow, built in Old
Beattie, late of Cuba-street,to sell a.*a-"-larm situated on tho Main
ero and mattresses, 6 kitchen chairs,
BRUCE AND LUSH
ROSENEATH.
Hutt-road;
English style,,and containing 8 rooms,
above his extensive GROCERYSTOCK,'
Price, including furniture. £450cash.
comprising approximately. 12C
KILBIRNIE
-Taita,
blinds, curtains,,quilts, serviettes,lot
ESTATE.
. (Late W. H. Turnbull and Co.),
with large hall, hot and cold water, A modern 5-roomed House and baseAbsolute barpain. The season is
acres. Tenders close on 28i.1i February
of blankets and rugs, stair rods,
QUICK
SALE.
early
leadlight
VALUED AT
close
at
hand.
Get
in
before
tiled
and
1917.
BUY NOW WHILE THE PRICES
hearth,
windows,
For further particulars, apply tc
every convenience,having
framed mirror, and a whole lot of
AND ESTATE AGENTS,
is in thorough order outside and in. raent, with
Vickery> Hav.a.-;den Estate Co..
the rush 6ets in for SeasideHomes ARE LOW. A sweeping reduction has
sundries too numerous to detail
light, hot and'cold water. Fino I
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r.
27, PANAMA-STREET.
RAROA-ROAD, KELBURN,
made on the prices, and no matter
Price £1300; £500cash ond,balance: electrio
sunny situation. Price' £700. Mortgage
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Ltd., iQO,Customhouse-quay, Wellington'
MARTIN M INTT.RE & CO been
arra-nged;.
you
This is probably the largest and most
Also, .
to
bo
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3982
nothing
where
look there is
.:
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£360
Governments
( ."■
to.
complete GROCERYSTOCKever offered 20 LADIES' SPORTSCOATSand COScompared to the prices of these lots. Tho INVESTMENT—2 Shops, with 4 living ORIENTAL BAY—Fine Homo of 8
TO'BRICKLAYERS.
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215-217,LAMBTON-QUAY,
HOUSE OF SLX ROOMS, with sun- !
TUMES, with all faults, if any
by Public Auction in Wellington, tho6oln
advantages, too, are not to be excelled
rooms and all conveniences,
in splen- ; . Tooms, 2 hot and cold water, electric
Corner Grey-street.
WADESTOWN.
room, bath, scullery, h. and c. water, nriENDERS ars invited up to noon ol
anywhe-iv,, perpetual sunshine,magnificent
light,
bay windows; good garden
reason for selling being that the premises
concrete foundations,
repair,
did
splendid
and
lately occupied by the vendor have been FOUR GOOD CITY RESIDENCES
view of the city and This suburb is progressing .rapidly. Get electric light and gas,2 w.c.'e, wash- 'x ,17th February
for Brick and Com
views; right alongside car line; everj
shops match-lined; good business
DON'T HESITATE.
in " connec\-ion
taken over by the Bank of New Zealand.
convenience.
with the ereeJ
FOR PRIVATE SALE.
harbour; section 40 x 120 feet. Price it NOW. Secure this snip—Attractive house,etc. Finished in beet style under crete Work
position. Price £1450; deposit £300,
tion of an 18-stall StaV)les for J. O'Brien
£1250; £600 cash
and
balaneo
arbalance
-6510
mortgage.
Dwelling,
The whole of this : FIFTEEN HUN'
of
5
on
onerooms,
supervision
LOTS FROM £100 EACH, oil 10 PER
New
floor,
of
architect.
anff Co. Plans,etc., at 155,Featherstonranged.
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658
'
light
supSEE
WELLINGTON-1!.EUR ACE
14-roomed
DRED. POUNDS ABSOLUTELY NEW
with electrio
and town water
[
L. WILSON AND CO have restreet.
CENT. DEPOSITS.
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Residence,
in absolutely sound condi- BERHAMPORE—CornerEection with 6- ply.- Delightfully situated in a nicaly PRICE REDUCED
STOCK, in excellent condition, will be
ceived instructions to dispose of
H. J. JOHNS,
light,
'
every
roomed
with
electric
TO
TO
I|
requiring
papering
only,
House,
£1275,
garden,
by
tram)
Bold in lots to suit buyers
tion,
laid-out
sheltered
nativebush.'
. , . privately—
T YALL BAY (close to beach and
Lot us' show you this Estate.
Architect, fras. stove, . bath
range.
quick
J»-J nicely designed Home, containing 5
...heater,
convenience; largo grounds, well
Oloseto tram. Price
' -£775for
7-roomed Residence,best part of ThornPrice £725;■ £75' cash
and balance sale.
planted; make ideal private hospiA LOOK' MEANS A LOT."
WIND.UP
AN ESTATE.
£250
cash.
rooms, specially built for owner of
; WITHOUT RESERVE!
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arranged. The owner of this prodon. Only recently built and up-to; W. A. CHOTE, LTD. S
picked timbers.
A VERY MODtal; no climb. "Price only £2550;
perty has been transferred to Wadate, newest style; with every conterms arranged.
b537
'.■■'- WADESTOWN.
For Keys to View, Ring 'Phone 2896. ; FARISH-STREET.■' 'PHONE 763.
ERN HOME..Well laid-out grounds,
Make a note of the address,date, and
venience. A very choice residence
HATAITAI (near Tram)—Very hand- ,
nfranui, and. the price has been . relawn, and garden, measuring 40ft -c
'fi OLDEN
time, and embrace an opportunity 7-roomed House, Thorndon, handy to
to effect a. sale. 3970
BAY '
some Residence,containing- all latest I duced to bedrockBungalow
CEMENT,';
160ft.
507 THOMSON, BROWN, AND
GoodBuilding Site, 33ft by 213ft. Secwhich will not be offering again for
of 6. rooms, tion
VTOLDEN
appointments, just completed and KELRURN—New
CEMENT,^
HAY
tram
well cultivated with vegetables, orALSO, IN SAME LOCALITY—Very
years.
gas
with
electric
light,
,
stove,
x
radiator
0
R
ready
to walk into; section 36
220.
SALE Milburn Lime, J. J. Craig's Hydraulic'
shrubs.
Price
£150.
EAST, LTD.,
charming Cottage, ' ;containing 5
'
Jp
5-roomed Cottage. Karon. £500
chard,
nnd
'8A59
points,
porcelain
section 40 x
enip at £1100; deposit
bath;
An
absolute
by
gas,
tiled
h.
arid
66ft
200
odd
feet.
Excelrooms,
c,
roof,
c.1.,
Lime,r MauricevilJe Lime, Brunnerf
8 rooms, Brooklyn, handy to tram, largo
112 feet.: This houee is just com- I Section,
£250.
: i- ' ■: '
6-181
IS9, FEATIIERSTON-STREET
UPPER HUTT,
heart timbers. Price £850;. terms.
Goods on View on the MORNING OF
Fire Bricks, Fire, Tiles, and Fire"
pleted, and is now ready for occupa- lent view of harbour and city. All consection. . Good spac. Room to build
SECTIONS—KAKORI (best part on
: -""■-.■
_in the, street, such
Clay, Chimney Pot6. Drain Pipes. ete.|'
459
Prior, £1250; easy terms can veniences obtainable
SALE.
two more houses. Low price.
tion.
(Opp.
Bank).
Union'
Tram
Site
route)--Idoalgas,
for
two
water,
light,
KILBIRNIE—A new Houso of 5 rooms, i
electric
and drainSHOP AND SEVEN ROOMS.
bo arranged. ,
4097 a3
TO BUILXtBUS.
69 x 133,'eunnv
and sheltered.
age.' Price £450. Only 10 per cent deHouses,
t
gas
h.
and
and
water,
with
o.
c.1.,
particulars
Further
on application.'
Price only £150. Two others,50' x !"
posit.
SALE STARTS
.
..-■.■■■.■■.
stove, hot point for iron; level site,
:.' " :"
!
PRICE
£575.
<it
WADESTOWN
■■lower;
supplied for Cartingbay.
123,
£100 «ich.
hutt.
close
rrto
car.
Price
£775;
terms
island;
: AT 10.30 ON WEDNESDAY 14th
tram)—so,x
FRIDAY. 9th MARCH, 1916,
(near
HIGHLAND PARK,
200, at £70; eesy
Timber, Bricks, etc., to Day's Bay,r
AT 10.30 ON WEDNESDAY. 14th.
terms. ONEPUESTATE, Lyall Bay,
. ,
At 2.30 p.m.
BUILDING SITE, containAT KELBURN—A . Bungalow to be
TIBER-STREET—Convenient 6-room- Owner renovating from top to bottom. Lovvry Bay, Lower Hutt, or Petone. i
from £4 10s foot; terms.
proud of, with 6 large rooms, Lukm WADESTOWN.
ing lj acres rich level.'.knd,fenoed, *d Residence,with scullery, -washhoube,
WADESTOWN.
'Phone 3773 (3 rings).
GEORGE THOMAS AND CO.,
I
important auction sale
ceilings, airpit fires, lead lights, panshelter hedges, .ornamental trees, bathroom, pantry, etc.; built 10. years. Location—Just outside Railway Gate
6.
2
KING BROS.,
Auctioneers,
ceilings, fitted with the
etc.;
frontage Section66ft x 165ft.
and
.
about
150
ft
Good
sheltered
|
valuable
elled
hall
orchards,
building
SEASIDE
SECTIONS.
General
freehold
Carriers, I
Allen-street.
RHODES ESTATE.
Price £1285.', Cash £285.
most modern appliances. Good level
to Main-road, handy to golf links; situation.
Petone.
g
'
RHODES
ESTATE.
-■'" ,■
;
passes
property,-..
. 3/198
site;
motor 'bus
which Governmentmortgage.
section,with frontages of 40ft. £250
LOWRY BAY.
easy payWEDNESDAY, 14th FEBRUARY, 1917,
cash down and the.
has been, closely held for 20 years by
TO BUILDERS.
For further information apply on
with frontages to
\
balance^
appresent
At 1 o'clock sharp.
ments. Price and key
will
sacrifice
KHANDALLAH.
'
"~
owner,
to view on
who
for
premises. No agents.
Beach Frontages with Native Bush.
plication.
VICTORIA-STREET AND CUSTOM£525tho lot; terms half cash. Early
513 nnHESE Desirable Sections
A SBESTOS ROOFING SLATES,ji
application necessary.
HATAlTAl—Charming Homo of 7 fine
EXTENSIVE AUCTION SALE
:
.
1 MAIN-ROAD—AttractiveResidence of
■£*■
HOUSE-STREET,
PRICES
EACH.
RED AND GREY
FOR
SELECTION.
FROM
p
ARE
OPEN
JPKK
rooms,
lounge'hall
WESTERN HUTT 8-roomed House, 7
with
conrooms, built for owner; panelled
Of
and.
every
CHEAP
DAIRY
FARM.
IN THE VERY CENTRE OF THE
(British Manufacture).
I
hall, diningroom and sittingroom,
bathroom, enamel -bath, lavatory venience. Section half-acre; handy to
BEAUTIFUL FUMED OAK FURNIVery Ea?y Terms.
SPLENDID
PANORAMIC
VIEWS
p.w.c.,
CITY
OF
c.
station.
Government
water,
ceilings.
scullery,
mortgage
WELLINGTON.
beam
Land 42ft x 120ft
basin,
h. and
£540.
TURE OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
CALDOW AND CO.,
3
Of Harbour and City.
copper,
tubs,.together Price for quick sale, £1050.
AN
etc.,
Mortgage £450 at 4j per -cent. Price
washhouse,
5/147
EXCELLENT
Cooper's
INVESTMENT.
i
Buildings,'
FREE MOTORTRIP EVERY SATUR- ...
£1250 Reasonable terms given.
.with.jover lj acres of terrace and hill
rv BEST QUALITY AXMINSTER ■jtyTESSRS. HARCOURT AND CO.are
DAY AFTERNOON.
Willis-street, i
1J-U;
SUN ALL DAY.
THIS IS ONE OF THE NICEST
'■> . : .land,','beautifully laid out in flower
'
Wellington-'
AND MERZAPORE CARPET Xf-8.. favoured ivith instructions to ecll
t
ACRES> about 40 miles from
lIOMFjS IN THIS LOCALITY.
SUN ALL DAY.
and ''vegetable' gardens, orchard, two
OOd.
by public auction,at their rooms, 195
SQUARES '.
CaJl at Officefor Plans and Card for
~W± Wellington, all in grass; 100 NEW ZEALAND'S GREATEST SASH
48n
vineries, summer-house,workshop,
"
I
Trip.
HANDSOME CHESTERFIELD Lambton-quay—
Return
'
TO
ONE YEAR'S RENT
HOUSE BUYERS. Acre's almost flat, the balance undulating
AND DOOR'FACTORY.
NEWTOWN—One-floorCottage of 5
fowlhouses,motor-shed. . A eocrilico
j
LOUNGES
WILL BUY A HOUSE SITE.
at £1350; terms £650 cash,.'balanceroo'ns, fitted with h. and c, c.1., and
:
THAT MAGNIFICENT PROPERTY,
and hilly; 'carry' 2£ 6heep ; good road ;
J. W. Shiirpe'a Motor will meet InAlso,
/
,
■
■
Firm that makes the Reliable!
>■"/ 5j per cent.
Ra6 stove, two bays, lr.rge workshop.
tending.Purchasers
Railway
""
ai
Petona
railway
6j
decide to Buy and Build
station miles, post office,store,
.'.THE "ENTIRE CONTENTS OF SEVEN'"
.Superior. 7rroomed two-story House, h.
not decide on a property before
Woodwork. .'
I
."" Haying.Frontages ofLand 35 x 90ft: ; Price £775; £60 inThen why not
■;,'"
Station at 1.40 p.m., returning to meet
<
. . rooms,
this Rising Suburb?
The Firm that- makes the Famou3
■".. . ;. 41 FEET
and c., bath, every convenience,in'
.'■ you-have"seen these splendid homes:' etc., 4 mile6.
down, balance easy terms.
499
tho 4.34 p.m. train.
/■"■;: ,41 FEET ORIENTAL
(Main-road)—Attractive, well\
KARORI
Doors.
order;
_132
frontage,'
Removed from Pine-street.
BAY—7-roomed Dwelling,,
first-class
.road
ft
BUILDING " SITES
handy to railway station.' Price built 6-rd. House,"comprising dining- PRICE, £6 10s PER ACRE. TERMS.
on flat, in best part of bay. fitted
TO VICTORIA-STREET'
Mr. F. J. Field will " meet intending . and
To suit all buyers.
largo sittingroom,. 2 bedrooms,^
terms
only £1000; favourable
JOHNSTON AND CO. have rewith . every modern . convenience.
THE WANGANUI SASH AND"DOOR:
purchasers at Lowry Bay, and show
'
arrang- room,
"'. ceived instructions to sell at their ■" .'
'cd.
.■.■■■"". -■
maid's room, kitchen,' bathroom (porce- N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP.DISTRIBUTcent,
per
per
.
Price
£1500.
.
FACTORY AND TIMBER CO., LTD. i
And
,515
TERMS: 10
10
cash,
them
over tho property.
Ltumbton-quay,
bath),
as above
WELL-BUILT 6-roomed House, enamel |lain
Bft hall, . linen press, motor
Rooms,157,
108 FEET
cent, in six months,.10. per cent.
108 FEET
NOTE.-I have over 1000 PROPER-'
ING
CO.,
LTD.,
workshop.
Conveniences
i
nclude
WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. v-|'
lavatory
water,
h.
and
shed,
years.
in
12
b
alance
in
five
bath,
basin,
c.
'■; 400 lots of high-class furniture, 3 . TO CUSTOMHOUSE-QUAY,
TIES FOR SALE in and around .Weimonths,
"
A. WARBURTON & CO.,
all conveniences;first-cla6ssection,,electric light and radiators. Section66ft
Allen-street,'Wellington. "
costly oak bedroom suites, oak
lington. Call and 6tate your requirev Interest at 5 per cent. p.a.
good locality. Price. £775;. terms x 200ft, laid out nice lawn, garden, conAGENTS
AND
'
MUNICIPAL
ELECTORS' ROLL. I
By aI depth of
ments.
LAND
.
and
terras
to.
all
sideboard, oak high-back euikss,
Prices
suit
crete paths, Govt. mort. £700 at 4£ "per
£100cash,balance arranged.
FURNITURE
BUSINESS.
Wans and further particulars from Role
SHAREBROKERS,
etc., etc.
153 FEET.
138 FEET.
cent. Price £1350. .- .' ." . ■;.■;'
NOTICE.TO CITIZENS.
Agents,
SALE, in best town Hawkes Bay|
164, FEATfIERSTON-STREET.
good paying Furniture BusiTOTAL AREA, 36.5 PERCHES.
FRANK O'STJLLIVAN,
NOTE.—Buyers of Property in this
K.AINM-ROAD, HATAITAI Practic;.
THORNDON—Comfortable, and com- ness;district,
Full details later.
splendid position, double-frontshop,
Municipal Electors' Roll (Main j
Home of 5 large rooms, BEST OF. ALL WELLINGTON SUB- modious
ally
new
Dwelling,
having
drawing-1
8-rd.
, \- E, JOHNSTON, Auctioneer.
FEATHERSTON-STREET
H.
BETHUNE
&
dwelling
J.
CO., 1 besides scullery, washhouse, and bath- URBS should write, stating their require- room, dining-room,
List) is now being prepared, and f
"
and workshop attached, good
"
This block of land is situated in the
4 bedrooms,"maid's lease;,terms-cash
fopp. G.P.0.),
; owner wishes to enlist. will CLOSE ON 15th FEBRUARYS
room, built on up-to-date lines. Con- ments, to the undersigned, who has a room, kitchen.
154. FEATHERSTON-STREET. j
All necessaryconveni- Full particulars
of the City of Wellington,
.THURSDAY, 15th FEBRUARY, 1917, very, centre
from
-■""
, range, choice selection of Properties, of all sizes, ences,
,
veniences
Shacklock
NEXT
include
1
including
light.
to
electric
Section
premises
close
the
of some of the
C. AND A. ODLIN, LTD.,At 1.50 o'clock.
. and
gas cooker, gas copper, porcelain for sale at prices and on terms to suit all 40ft x 112ft.
largest businesses.
:
.P^rice £14,00;cash £50C;
ALL PERSONS, Married or Single 1
W. H. MORRAH & CO., HARCOURT & CO.,
Timber and Hardware Merchants, (nol
linen pres6, electric pockets.
,hand
basin,
at "5J per" cent, 1 This
years'
bath,
balance
in
5
age
the
of
|
years),
AUCTION SALE OF SUPERIOR
under
21
resident
Wellington.
lijjht, h. and c. water; sunny section,
I
house is situated in a nice quiet locality,
195, LAMBTON-QUAY.
.-'
AGENTS AND VALUERS
HARCOURT
AND CO.,
Twelve Months in the Dominion and !
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, AL'
.
with an area of 21.21 porches, com.
is close to trams, and very handy to GovThree Months in " Wellington, ARE I
. ""■
Auctioneers.
LEIGHTON,
MOST NEW UPRIGHT GRAND
H.
ERNEST
manding excellent
view.'
Price
BUSINESSES
Buildings.
I
FOR
SALE.
63
and
'
ernment
65, WILLIS-STREET.
ELIGIBLE FOR ENROLMENT.
BILLIARD DINING
S. GEORGE NATHAN, ! £1150; terms. '
PIANO,
931
:
182, FEATHERSTON-STREET,
FRIDAY, 23rd FEBRUARY, 1917,
TABLE, INLAID LINOLEUMS,
Dwelling of 6
and FANCY GOODS—THIS CONCERNSEVERY CITIZEN.
Wellington. . ;.
115. CUSTOMHOUSE
QUAY. iIKELBURN—Compact
' nicely fitted
AND APPOINTMENTS.
Stock £1100; turnover £3000. Cash
rooms,
up
...-.■..;■ At 2.30 p.m.
attractive
"
FOR A COUNTRY.HOME OR WEEK- required £800. :/
FOR SALE.
Call at the Tovrn Hall and satisfy yourOr LOWER HUTT.
At the Residence,
with every convenience, including I
269 self
' "
"Whare Koa," No. 91,
that your full namo and address are
END COTTAGE,
caliphont,
SASH and DOOR BUSINESS-Good recorded.
. EUice-strcet.
LYALL BAY—2 Rooms, section 67ft x
c.l;, gas cooker, copper, etc.;
""'■;.
..IMPORTANT AUCTION
SALE
rising
■■.-■,
J.
FANNING
AND
Business
in
centre;
good
points,
£420.
electric
radiator
level
CO.,
suit'two
spot
'
195ft,
You could wish for no better,
than tradesmen. Price
On account of Nurse Cable, who is
MANLEY
&
MEADOWS,
es
going
conoern,
!
■■■'-" Of
section. 40ft x 118ft; 7 minutes from
£900,
Forms may be had on application.
leaving for service.
i
50ft x:
ESTATE, AND FINANCIAL
LYALL BAY—7 Rooms,section
BUILDINGS,
including
up-to-date plant and stock. 38C
'
A.M.P.
tram.
Price
terms.
.
946
£1250;
'
210ft, fiIOOO.
AGENTS,
BELMONT PARE
JNO. R. PALMER,
4-ROOMEDDWELLING,
LEWIS AND CO.; Wanffanui.
32, Hunter-st. DAY'S BAY (Sea Front)—s rooms, bathTel. 1107.
JOHNSTON AND CO. have re74, MANNERS-STREET.
Town Clerk.
have been instructed to offer for
6eptic tank, etc.
LYALL BAY—6 Rooms, new, 40ft x
room and washhouse,
(Established 1897.)"I
ceive instructions to soil at tho
No. 95, MAJORIBANKSSTREET.
(WESTERN HUTT).
10th February, 1917.
private sale several well-built
j
a
minutes
Sunny
£SBO.
section,
few
from
165ft,
Fanning.] '■
Fanning.
Residence,as a-bovcJohn
[Frank
spIendid,BUILDING
Homes as under, some of which have
■'
IDIOR
a
quick
wharf. Price for "
SALE,
sale, £625. KELBURN—A
"■ sections of half an acre '■'
THE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF
—Level section, main road, 52ft been built under supervision of leading
WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL.
HARCOURT AND CO. NGAIO
modern 5-rd. Residence,
at Miramar, and one at High- !
, .
530
.
upwards
NINE
x 154ft, £200; easy terms.
"*- SITE
WELL-FURNISHED
have been instructed- to sell by
; bury;
architects. Wo have not space to-cnu- !■DAY'S
all the latest. appliances, fine yiew;
BAY—New House ' of 5 rooms,
prices, and seller prereasonable
ROOMS.
Auction at their Rooms, 195,Lambton- EASTBOURNE—Good' sections,close to merato tho particulars of each property,
tho
quarter-acre
frontage.
land has 45 feet
Barbuilk on modern lines;
ON EASIEST OF EASY TERMS. ', pared to build to suit" buyer
NOTICE OF-IMPOSITION OF 10 PER
LOTSquny, as above— '
gain at £1000. Owner going to the
but if you are looking for a GOOD i
on monthly
beach, ,40ft x 165ft,, £120.
section. £100 cash. Price £650.
This sunny district is quickly reached payments.
CENT. PENALTY ON RATES.
war
' """■■" 4435 from
it will pay you to see us, when 1
955
All that piece or parcel of' land, being ISLAND BAY—SRooms, close to tram, HOME
Wellington
by
cheap
Full details later
the
suburbansupply
superior
parwo shall bo pleased to
full
7-rd. train service—no
PRIVATE OWNER,
UPLAND-CRESCENT—A
'
part of. Town- Acre
'buses ! '
good section,£500.
E. JOHNSTON. Auctioneer.
/
396, City of
ticulars of the properties which wo conall
rcodern
'
Residence,
conveniences;
Evening
Post.
is hereby given'that the WelWellington, with a frontage
of 40
SECTIONS,WADESTOWN.
j-: . let, at £3
par-week. Price £1150; RATES ARE LOW, the. Estate being
'
lington City Council, as empowered
(close Newtown- sider most likely to suit your requirefeet, and depth of. 40 feet, and a SUTHERLAND-ROAD
i by Section
.-."■',." 4435
terms
PAHAUTANUI STOCK SALE.
jurisdiction
Park)—s Rooms, fine view, cheap, ments. Reasonable terms arranged.
County
the
of
the
Hutt
formerly
4 feet entrance from Majoribanksunder
28.0f
the Rating Amendment j
'
FTJHE balance of the land
■ KELBURN:
Dwelling on Council.'
.
1910, at their last meeting held on
"'■,.
.: ':
:
ftreet, together with tho 4-roomed
£580; £230 cash.
.A owned
by the WOODWARD KENT-TERRACE—6-rd.
land 33 x 100 feet. A bargain at
cloeo Palmereton North, I Act,
5 rooms, £725, £750, £785
ACRES,
'
the
Bth
instant,
resolved
that an addiDwelling erected thereon, and ISLAND BAY—Sectionfrom £150.
IfRIDAY, 16th FEBRUARY, 1917,
ESTATE
has
been
divided
into
desirable
KKft
,
4430 j PRICES ARE LOW. Sections from OO\J splendid grass, wharo and yards. j tional " charge of 10 per centum
6 rooms, £890, £1050,£1250
£885; easy terms.
Building Sections,which are now opon 1
known as No.
be added
Majoribanksupwards may be secured on ex- Ownerwill 6bll cheap or Exchange small to
At 1 p.m.,
' " 95,
'
.
BROUGHAM-STREET—A good 4rd. half-acre
7 rooms, £93Q. £1250
unpaid at the expiration of
KELBURN—7 Rooms,land '33ft x 145ft,
all
Rates
'
■■-street.
for selection;situated on the town side
ceptionally
easy
terms.
Cottage,
nice level section. Price
Blocks of 5 acres Farm or Town_ Property, or give a Lease | sis months and fourteen days from tho
HATAITAI:
£1300.
I
of thel Wilton Estate, and 3 minutes from I
at 5£ per cent. and upwards from £35 per acre.
mortgage
years
Full
£675;
£450
5
with
or
particulars
purchasing
Z.
LOAN
AND
MERCANTILE
from
4
£675
'
for
without
I
rooms,
fW
demand thereof,,;and shall be payable
the Wadestown Tram Terminus. .
. 1696 Get plans and full particulars.
1~». AGENCY CO., LTD., will offer
LYALL BAY-Good 6-rd! House, good
5 rooms, £675, £870, £950
clause. '
I "':' :"■' '."■;■■
and recoverable accordingly.
HARCOURT AND CO.,
garden and fine sea view, section 61ft
J.-A. NASH AND: CO., '
City Water, Drainage, and Electric ! WADESTOWN-An up-to-date 4-rd. Villa
for,sale, at 1 p.m., the following:—'
6 rooms, £775, £1050.£1100
x 170ft. cheap, £1000.
JNO. R., PALMER,
Light are available.
Auctioneers.
Residence,in perfect 1 order. Section
Palmerston North.
480 f.f.m. and f.m. owes (lots)
KILBIRNIE:
all level and only a few minutes' walk
Town "Clerk.
350 m.a. lambs (lino) .
4 rooms, £550,.£650
LYALL BAY—Level sections,
33ft s 132ft,
' "
Excellent opportunities for anyone_to
February, 1917* '
from
the
car. Price, for quick sale, "A LOVELY VALLEY OPENING ON
9th
TUESDAY, 6th MARCH, 1917,
rooms,
j
230 m.s. lambs (line)
5
£750
£132.
.
£575, £625,
secure a Home Site from £25 a section
. 501691x
SOLID MOTOR TIRES.
At 2.30 p.m.
£590,£150cash.
190 m.s. lambs (lots)
6 rooms, £750. £800, £850
THE! SEA.": > : ,'.
per cent, LYALL BAY—A fine level
upwards.
Ea6y
and'
terms.
10
TO MANUFACTURERS AND
{
Section,
j220 f.f.m. and f.m owes (line)
LYALL BAY:
per
deposit, 10
cont. in six months, 10
222 feet, with- a beautiful Villa RosiIMPORTANT AUCTION SALE,
Of all the naturally favoured spots
OTHERS.
. '. i
140 6-tooth and f.f.m. ewes (good)
SMALL number of Midland «nd
4 rooms, £550, £675
per cent, in twelve months, balance in ■,'.
donee 'thereon,-fitted with -all -the around. Wellington; Happy Valley Bay
Of
Wood Milne Tires to be
at less
Proprietor of Letters Patent No.
120 2-tooth wethers (good)
FERKINS & GAMBLE,
5 rooms, £725, £750. £775
five years at 5 per cent.
latest appliances. Price £900, terms. has much to commend it. : ,It has- good than landed cost; guaranteed sold
SEVEN-ROOMED RESIDENCE
.
porfeot
February, 1913, relain.31376.
of
10th.
s
plen(best,
part)—
IPO2 and 4-tooth wethers
HATAITA.I
Several
■..■■■ ■".'..:.■'. :'..
1695 roads,a_fine beach,city drainage, and a order and condition.
LTD.,
(47, Austin-street),
ting to "Teat Cup 3for Milking MachB0 b.f lambs .
r
did Building Sections, practically all
Don't delay. Inspect at once. Full MAARAJVIA-CRESCENT.-THE
.■ .
SIX-ROOMEDDWELLING
ONLY tonic air that
invigorates the townFor sizes and prices apply to
40.3i-year guaranteed empfy heifers
113, CUSTOMHOUSE-QUAY,
ines," is desirous of entering into arrangelevel,sun all day, magnificent view, with- particulars from
AVAILABLE BUILDING SEC- worker.. .
,
(32,- Maarama-crescent),
.
Wellington.
ments by way of a License or otherwise,
steers
:
in
3
.minutes
of
tram.
Will
build
to
suit
3-year
16
TION IN THE STREET; land 34 x
TIRES,
on reasonable terms, for the purpose of
4 fat and ford, cows
NATHAN,
Opposite Bank of New Zealand.
purchasers if desired. Plan of Sections
Evening Post.
" feet. Magnificent view of the
■
imagine,
S.
GEORGE
Some
people
2
VACANT
106
that
however,
exploiting the abpvo' Patent, and ensurSECTIONS,MIRAMAR.
2 springing cows
at our office.
"
per
:
i
alongside.
City
: and Harbour Price £17
sections
the Straite must be
ing its practical'working in New ZeaCUSTOMHOUSE-QUAY.
115,
Sale
Wo have Houses and Sectionsfor
Lhigh-priced. This may be so of some THE WELLINGTON TRUST. LOAN,
VILLA, situated in
foot. .-.
.On account of; Mr. J. 0. Smith—
HARCOURTAND CO. have
.
land.
parts of tho City and Suburbs.Call
Upland-road,
in
all
AND
parts
quite
Kelburn,
elevated
of
the
but
it
is
INVESTMENT
LTD.
been instructed to sell by public
coa6t,
untrue
CO.,
§
400 4-year annual draft ewes
All enquiries to bo addressed to
WE
position
without
on
us.
CAN
SUIT
YOUR
REmagnificent
climb,
LABATT
&
of
auction as above—
CO.,
HUGHES, LTD.,
|
.PRIVATE
RESIDENCE
FOR
SALE.
HENRY
: view of tho
A DVANCESmade on Approved Froe(Opp. G.P.0.).
harbour,hot water, porce- QUIREMENTS.
TOCLOSEA DECEASEDESTATE.
14, PANAMA-STREET
Agents,
Patent,
light,
lain
bath
end
electric
■'"£*■
Country
basin,
7TUIE
CHEAPEST
HAPPY
VALLEY
BAY
hold
Town
and
HOME IN NORTH
Securities
Wellington.
,;^--:;, FOR SALE.
157,Featherston-strcet,.
bay
1. ALL THAT PIECEORPARCEL OF
window
and
cooker,
balcony,
l»as
at Current Rates of Interest.
XX ARRYA. SHEPHERD,
X KILBIRNIE—7 fine Rooms,-welldeLAND, being- part-section 359, City of
.linen press, all on one floor. Wo
RESIDENCE, very adTO MANUFACTURERS AND "
■*"
signed, built from heart timbers, h.
Apply at the Offices, 219,Lambton-qy.
111 Customhouse-quay.
jacent Abel Smith-etreet,for Sale
FRONTAGES. .
Wellington, and having a fronatge of 36ft
recommend this houso as exception' OTHERS.
c. water, 'electric light, gas,.etc,
DOMINION ESTATE, UPPER HUTT. 4in
R.E. RAWNSLEY,
' «md_
to Austin-street by a depth of 110ft,
ally. well built. Insurance £550. Secretary HATAITAI LAND CO.,LTD. !on account of owner (absentee). FirstProprietors of Letters Patent No.
Price
rriHE
]>erfect
all
in
no
climb.
Already
order;
sixty-five
City
every
class 7-roomed
with
of these splendid al£885; terms.
together with the 7-roomed Dwelling
Application.
Secretary.
Price
Full
Particulars
Residence,
|
on
,
terms.
J29226
of
7th
'
"A'GIFT.
£875';
lotments have been 6iiapped up—so rare
March,1911,relating to
thereon, and known as No. 47, DUNCAN-TERRACE—Bungalow, seven
convenience;level section; 10 minutes HATAITAI—6-ropmed
SECTIO
N S erected
BLUFF ENGINEERING WORKSFOR "Improvements in Liquid Dispensing Do; OL D
Home, inf ideal aro tha values they represent.
Austin-street. The house is replete with
from GovernmentBuildings. Price 'o '
,:
rooms, with all conveniences',
electric
applievery
vices"
desirous
of entering into arposition,
glorious
SALE.
are.
Rooms. Price £3075
view,
including scullery, bathall conveniences,
close, £800. £200cash deposit is requirlight, gas cooker,hot water, porce- HATAITAT—6
ancefor
been called up for active rangements by way of a License or otherFifty-nine desirable.sections are still
comfort,etc.; room for motor
'
room, large hall, linen press, h. and c.
j ed to secure this'property. If not wantAlexandra-street—
lain bath, bay windows,conservatory, HATAITAI—S Rooms. Price £950
on reasonable terras, for the purA
good
grassy
car.
Price
terms."
"I
offer
as
wise,
water, etc.,
to
£1060;
available,
and
as
theso
include
the
service,
Business,
ing
possession
speculation,
BAY—S Rooms, built
suit
but a
the
'
my.
balcony and verandah. This
vorandali, cupboards, and wardrobes, LYALL
36 and 37
home to be proud of.
. , flat on the right-hand.side, going to the above,for Sale, as a. going
' £50 each
purchasers. £760
Sections;
and paying pose of exploiting the above Patent and "
property is situated on the slopes of Mt.
present good' tenant, will leaso for 30a
etc.; .insurance £700. Price £1075;
INVESTMENT-^ Houses on Mount Bay, they will certainly find purchasers concern. Apply R. M. Hankinson,Bluff: ensuring its practical working in NewCorner Main-road and King-street—
terms.
KKLRURN-6 Rooms,just built. £1300 per week for seven years.
Victoria, and gets the sun all day.
in "good order, let to very soon. Immediate inspection is
Zealand.
Slope,
.
Victoria.
"
thereON ACCOUNT OF AN ABSENTEE Seven-roomedDWELLING, nicely situ- RVANS BAY-ROAD—SRooms. £700
'
Section9
'
House for any£65 . .
All enquiries to bo addressed to
good: tenant*-. Get particulars' of this fore advisable.
,
etc. £17.500I
Further details from
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thing in Cheapest
Jewelleryline. Name and
OWNER.
ated in Hataitai, splendid view of CUBA-STREET—4Shops,
HJiNRY HUGHES, LTD., ■'
handsome
investment.
40
120.:
£200.
Main-road
and
x
Bay;
large
engraved
Cook Straits
Evans
HATAITAI—Section,
purcha«ed.
frontages are easily:reached from date
The
free
article
2. ALL THAT.PIECE.ORPARCEL OF
WORTH
INSPECTION.
any
Patent Agents,
HOMES
E. J. BARNETT,
if
352,
easily
Engraver
Sections7 and 8
£60each
"ection;
renovated
could
be
S.
and
157,
beingBay,
being
only
City
Wellington.
of
section
of
to
Island
15
minutes'
walk
,G.
Ross,
Jeweller,
part
LAND,
27,
Featherston-srreet,
to Railway.
Agent, 94, Willis-street. j KELBURN—6 Rooms,one floor, close
sold ot £1000. Prioe £800; terms.
Lambton-quay.
FARM,, close
Wellington, and having a frontage of 53ft
from the tram terminus.
.
■■■car. £1000.
King
"ANTED—Hugo
grass,
and
Victoria
streets—
505
acres,
all
in
fenced
and
clearance Dress
Corner
to Maarama-crescent by 130ft deep, toKFXBURN—S
Rooms.
£575.
.Preeorve
into
12
ANTED—Brass
Pans
from
Goods:
paddocks,
wintering
divided
well
Blouses'. Remnants,HosiSection63
£50
P«CKB;raOM
gether with tho dwelling of 6 rooms erected
NEWTOWN—FineHome,lovely garden.
14s to 355. best English Aluminium ery, CushionCovers, Manchester
Z!i sheen; good 4-roomod. house, outGoods.
BLAKE & CO.,
thereon, with usual conveniences, including
11. C. RENNER,
do. 25s each, Aluminium Kettles 10s 6d, Morgan's SummerSale.
Riverbank
£985.
iheds, dip, yards, etc.; everything in
scullery, bathroom,washhouse,
h.
and
]2s 6d to 25s each. The Sims Hardware.
.c
A
Bungalow.
LAND
AND
BUSILYALL
BAY—4-roomed
£700.
order;
oomplele
working
;...........,.
.Section85
£150
2 miles from T AND AGENT, 12,. PANAMA-ST. 1
Buy,
TERMS
VERY
EASY
FOR.
THE
\\T
ANTED
to
water, etc. This property is situated about J\.UCTIONEERS,
in
Houses
of
Furnivi)
every
NESS AGENTS,
CENTRAL—6Rooms, ' to date
town, 4 miles from' railway station, 10
To correct acidity and
lure; highest prico given. Richard4 minutes' walk from top of Willis-street,
way. £950.
;
Main-road (next Wilson-street)—
and 53, LOWER CUBA-STREET, chains from school; first-classmetalled
'
ABOVE TWO PROPERTIES:
flatulency, take Sharland'sFluid con*Bros.. 206. Upper Cuba-street.
d0
"
gets tho sun all day, and commands an
BARGAINS:
I
you
18
£100
acres
acrei
Cflllor
write
if
a
a
..:.....,:.:
1.i.p.,
Section
roads.' Title 277
228
desire Home,:
Magnesia. Keep a bottle in your homo.
Wellington.
unrivalled view of the Harbour and City.
10 per-cent. cash; 10 per cent, in six Oneshilling.
freehold. Price £15: terms very easy. NORTHLAND—Nice 5-roomG(3 Rest- , Section,or an Investment. We have in
have a splendid as"ITfANTED—
3. THOSE TWO SECTIONS.. Nos. 78
♦ » sortment Wo
'Also,—
.: and
sunny extensive list of properties personally months; 10 per cent, in twelve months;
.
of English Aluminium
—W. L. JOHNSTONE, Licensed Land
dence,all modern conveniences,
79, Alexandra-street,Miramar, each
Properties, Businesses,
'
House
and
Furspot,
Terms
■■■
ANTED Knovn~We Buy Furni- Ware displayed: Saucepans from 6s 6d, ;
Agent.
Mangawcka.
lovely
|
inspected.
years
per
Price low.
balance in 5
at 5
cent.
DWELLING OF 4 ROOMS
.view.
having a frontage of 66ft.by a depth of niture Sold.
small
large
quantities;
Pudding
"
or
Basins Is 6d to 2s 6d each. Tho
tuic, in
.
can ba arranged.
j
of 44ft to 165ft. These two lots are quite level,and
AUCTION SALES of Furniture and
TO TEAMWATMBN.
On section -38, with a frontage
Secure n. Homo SHo at Bracing, Pic- highest prices given. Richardson Bros., SimsHardware. >
Stocksheld in Mart, Mondays, Wednes- 9OnO ACRBS FREEHOLD, situated KILBIRjS'IE—S-roomed modern Cottage,
.
Property for Sale, Edinburgh- turesque Happy Valley Bay—and live by 2O6._Cuba.-str«:t.
Alexandra-street and 156ffcto Royal-street., are alongside the Miramar tram line.
j
'ANTED
to Sell, in Nev.town,tw>- j
level
town,
term-,
good
days,
Fridays.
growing
any
and
and
Furniture
of
rJ\'\J\J
near
1300
ncres
section.'
off
3-rd.
£700;
Russell-terrace;
particulars
apply
Only
order,
For further
terrace,'
The house is in
the Blue Pacificthis Summer. ,
"
ANTED~~Known
Bathe wounds
mins. from tram, 4-rd. Cottage, ,
description bought for cash. House Sales in. grass,600 acres flat, balance ridcable
easy.
.
. " | House.
Price £330; deposit £30.balance ' Plans and particulars from
HARCOURT AND CO.,
with Pacoiol. Relieves pain and , bathroom,washhouse,
etc., also- 2 Build- :
PRICE ONLY £350, only £35 DEPOSIT.
of Furniture a special feature. Valua- hi'ls: wintering 1800 owes. 2000 wethers,
erect another, house
weekly.
Auctioneers.
20s
Room'to
promotes
healthy granulation.
ing Sections, Island Bay, cheap. Apply ':
tions made. Rents collected.
200 head catHo. Price £8 10s per acre. HATAITAI—4 rooms, closo to car; all or enlarge present building, which roTerms.—lo per cent.\cash, 10 per cent..
to Sell, Heavy Draught
conveniences;largo section.
S. GEOPvGE NATHAN,:.
money. Goodsdearer J'jiisy Terms,Evening Post.
MOTOR . SALE ROOMS Motors, £5000,balance arranged. Apply
a few pounds spent on it in requjres
"
3 months,10 per cent. 6 months,balance
i&ivo
Horse,big Spring Dray, and Har- Motor Bikes. .Engines, Accessories of
I'KKnK. HKHUINU.
HAY'S EAY-"S»«Uend o.net ti.ow.et. pairs and pittntintr.. Apply
2 years at 54season. Buy now at greatly
'ANTED to Sell, Wood and Cost
AUCTIONEER AND ESTATE AGENT, reducednext
Apply 46, Mplecworth- ev«ry< description.Bought
and Sold.'
go. ness, or separate.
prices at Morgan's i Summer
' "
"
N&tiwuJ Bunk Buildings, Paluwfalon
and t«nn« rcusonvble, Buy ,
OJDLINANb CO.. LTD.,
Wellington. For !
HARQOu;&T
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I'ricM
JOttN
Busine&s,
near
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North,
C»bje-strs«t, Weyingwm.
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address. aucLv Eveninc Post.
»9it iai the comiag Kutotk
115,Cuatomliouße-quay,.
Sale,115, Cuba-street.
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THE EVENING POST. SATURDAY..-FEBRUARY 10,
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9
LABOUR.
tra) selections followed one another in.
and Wild for four months''^industriously Evans. The weather was finewhen they
A similar course is to be provided at EMPLOYERS &
wharf may give such'orders as he thinks
quick succession,and encores were fremade clothing and fur boots from ma- started at 1 p.m. with no equipment.
"Keatherston,so that instruction in this
necessaryas. to.the berthing, loading,
quent.
They
by
despatch
ship
military
given
were
overtaken
of
latest
art
can
be
there
by
unloading,
lying
terial which had been left
the Scott
a sudden
or
any
' '
'
The proceedings concluded with the
as well.
expedition.
and blizzard at 3 p.m. when they would he
at or in .the vicinity of that wharf. DisJack, Rickards,
PROBLEMS TO BE FACED
Judging from Thursday's and yestersinging of " God Save tho King."
Stevens engaged in scientific' work approximately four miles from Hut Point. GOVERNMENT
obedience to any such order shall,be an
FRANCE
PREPARES
LATEST
FROM
day's experience, it is likely to prove
On 10th May the remainder of the
offence".against these regulations. .
RESCUE OF ROSS SEA Cope, Hayward,' and Gaze indulged
in
TO STEP IN
popular One thing 'is certain': No. 3
15. Every person who'conspires with
seal hunting. On Ist September, ;as tuen- party at Hut Point, being anxious for
SPECIAL OBSTACLE COURSE
obstacle will get a name which -will aptly DISCUSSED BY THE PLUMBERS.
the safety ol these. two men, followed
to
person
prevent,
other
or
delay,
, tioned in Sir Ernest Shackleton's
PARTY
official
any
CALLED TO CAMP
'
describe its special characteristic. AlMackintosh'?
tracks
to
the
and
with
the
proper
nortli,
ORDERotherwise interfere
loadnarrative, sledging was recommenced,
POWERS
TAKEN
BY
ready
it stands for the acme of the
abruptly terminating in open
TRENTHAM,
ing,. unloading, or despatch of any vesINTRODUCED
and five, journeys were made; to Hut found them
AT
IN-COUNCIL
The delegates attending the annual
Thaif worst fears were realised
strenuous life at" Trentham:.
On9th' Octobernine men in three water.
sel,,whether lying'at a Government wharf
MILITARY SERVICE APPEALS
FIGHTING AGAINST DEATH Point.
conferenceof the New Zealand Federaor not, .or who. does any act or. publishes
units commenced sledging to stock the when on 15th January they arrived at
THE
MEN
IN
AGILITY.
IMPORTANT
TRAINING
Cape
Evans
and
found
that'
Mackintosh
REGULATIONS.
tion
person
persons
to any
or
or to
of Master Plumbers were tendered
(whether
Bluff depot. They had four dogs and
CASES OF HARDSHIP.
had not arrived.
to lay. no less than two tons of pro- and Hayward
the. public at large). any utterance ina social evening at Godber's rooms,
TERRIBLE SLEDGE JOURNEYS had
ROLL OF HONOUR
After daylight returned,searches -were
In pursuance of the policy of keeping
'
prevent, delay, or otherwise invisions. Four journeys were made,and conducted
A
tended,to
Extraordinary
Gazette
W.
published
■G'ourtenay-place,
night.last
Mr.
of the missing
After The Post went to press yesiter- :
afterwards" all the parties 'proceeded men, but for. any traces
terfere with the proper, loading, un- the training of the New Zealand reinJudd was in the chair, and there was a day
none were found. The loss of last night contains the following import- loading, or despatch of any vessel,
Tha first party consisted of
AURORA RETURNS WITH SUR- south.
NEW ZEALAND CASUALTIES
the Third Wellington Military,
forcementsup to date another new course
'
and Hayward was due to ant. Order-jn-Coundl and Regulations:
Mackintosh
lying
at
a
Government
numerous
attendance.
and;
and
the
whether
w
harf
'-.'"'
''Mackintosh,-Wild,
Smith,'
Service Board, heard; several furVIVORS
the break-up and driving north of the
Wheras by section. 3 of the War Re- or not, shall be guilty of an offence has been introduced into the syllabus at
second in charge of Joycehconsisted
of
The
toast of "Parliament" was proLAST NIOHT'S LIST.
influence of the gulations Amendment
regulations, and shall be Trentham. This takes the form of put''Hayward, Richards, Cope. ' Jack, and young ice under the,
posed by Mr. T. Ballinger; and was fol- ther appeals. The Board comprised'; ;
'
Act, 1916, it is against these
blizzard.
' ■ting officers, n.c.o.'s, and men over-a
lowed by a brief address by Mr. W. L. Messrs. W. H. S. Moorhouse (chairA blur of smoke above Point Halswoll Gaze,and the four dogs.' At 80 deenacted that the Gbvernor-in-Council liable accordingly. .
UP,
casualty,
SURVIVORS
PICKED
issued,last
Joyce
Cope,
sent
back'
and
.A.
list
renight
Jack,
Edmanson,president "of the Esperanto man), A. Considine,and M. J. Mack, "
course; with a
specially
could be seen by the', watchers' on . the grees
obstacle
designed
by
regulation
make
provision
such
Gaze owing to their primus stove, on . The remainder of 1916 was spent may
ported 1 man missing believed dead, 1 Society, on "The Language of Com- with Captain Percy Baldwin
pilot boat which had gone out to meet which so much depended,
as^military]'
being worn out. I mainly in sledging stores from my hut as, having regard to the exigencies of POSITION IN WELLINGTON view to improving their agility and died
merce," a knowledge of which, he urged, | representative. .
of wounds,and 5 men wounded.
thereby enabling them when they get
the Aurora, and presently the relief ship The. "journey ,wasa 150-mile one, but to Cape Royds in view of a possible de- the present war or the conditions creatwas essential to. the carrying on of postinto the battle line to surmountobstacles
The list is as follows, all being pri- war'trade by the Allies.
conditions enabled the return- tention for another year. . On 10th JanuEMPLOYERS' ATTITUDE
A MOTOR MECHANIC.
came into view.- Dusk had come down favourable
;
quickly and make the most of the time vates unless otherwise mentioned. The
ing party to cover the distance in nine ary, 1917,the Aurora arrived at the fast ed thereby, he thinks advisable for the
Replying to the toast, the Hon. G. W.
on the waters, but her black.hull and days
Herbert George Abel Hayward, motoagiven within Russell (Minister of Public Health) said
maintenance of industries essential for
names
of
, The three men reached HutPoint ice five miles from Cnpe Evans and pickavailable.
riext-of-kin;
are
necessity
training
The
for
POLICY STATED
THEIR
L
ower
aps^saisd.
funnel could be plainly seen. Shelooked on 15th'January, 1916. ■; ,
:
itischanic,
who
«m
public
parentheses,
relationship
the
Hutt,
up
being
hoped
ed
the-seven survivors all. well, and
welfare: And whereas the
men in this direction has been amply
the
de- he'
that after the war the universal the ground of public
interest,stated- thati
an absurd little craft to battle with the
SMITH ATTACKED BY SCURVY. learned of the loss, of Captain Mackin- lading and unlading of ships is an indusThe employers' intentions regarding demonstrated at the-front, and a system noted by m. for mother, f. for father, language would be English, and that it
served in the South African ■' War.
and Hayward eight months previ- try essential for .the public welfare, and "the. carrying on of work on the Welling- of instruction accordingly was devised w." for wife,'s. for sister "b; for brother, would not bo necessaryfor the peoples he
ice in the inhospitable Antarctic, but
Two days later Macintosh,Wild, and tosh
He
married
was
on 7th August, 1915,
the following regulations are, in' the ton, wharves were conveyed to the union which was introduced at " Etaples, the etc.:—.. ■-.■'."
'of the world to study Esperanto. (Ap-J
.,..".■'
nevertheless she was snug and trim. As' Smith joined up with; Joyce's party, ously
had a child' four months of age. Hia
plause.) As Minister of Public Health, and
Whilst recognising the hopelessness of opinion of the Governor-in-Council, ad- yesterday in a- letter addressed to the big Specialists' Training:Camp, for 'Britkeep
MISSING—BELIEVED
They
which
had
decided
to
on..
KILLED
wife
pilot
she drew up to the
was very delicate. " Appellant deboat a motley, had to haul 17001b of provisions with success in finding any races, the Aurora visable for the maintenance of that in- secretary" (Mr. J. G. Bruce) by the sec- ish and colonial divisions in France, in OTAGO INFANTRY BATTALION. he had to say that while we are at war
until the 19th, and during the dustry having regard to the conditions
it is practically impossible to: persuade scribed himself as s> shearing machine,
collection of figures could be seeii on her four
'
Wellington Employers, the! latter half of last year. A special Smith; R,
the
dogs as their only help. During remained
retary
expert.
of
. . ; ■■■■.' .'■, ',
(G.
8/4028 ,■._„■ Smith, Thorn- Parliament to face. ordinary legislation.
deck watching with great curiosity the the next few miles Smith showed signs nine days an examination was made of created by the present war.
and Citizens' Defence Com- obstacle course was, constructed,and all ' .bury, f.) A.,
.■ ,
,;.
, .;...;,
the unsearched
of M'Murdo Sound Now,.,therefore, I Arthur William de Farmers,
pure and . toThe appeal was dismissed,.but! owing;,
Last session was a war session,
(Mr. W Pryor); Following was reinforcements and new infantry units
party on the launch And little, wonder, of scurvy and rapidly, jp'ew worse
The as far north as part
mittee
special,
simple, and he believed that next session
Granite Harbour. I was Brito Savile,
circumstances leave waa'
arriving have since been put over this
DIED OF WOUNDS.
:
him, in the legs, as it
Gover- the text of the letter :—
for some of, them, isolated m the South disease attacked
,
by Captain Davis with the search nor of the Earl "of. Liverpool,
would be the same.. .As the Empire granted until 21st February. .
.
Dominion of New Zealand, "Owing to the .action of the Wanga- beforebeing sent on to the trenches.
generally does, and it was ; decided to landed
CANTERBURY INFANTRY BATT. . stood,at. the present
parties, but I discovered no traces, nor acting by and
only,'
Polar Seas, had. seen no strange ';faces "depot"
had
we,
time,
NO
APPEARANCE.
him in order to allow the rest was anything to be found, by the
with the advice and con- nui Waterside Workers' Union, in refor two years and a-half They were the
T.
(Mrs.
THE
IN
Adams,
C.,
11589
to
consider
could
ship
thing—how
SAME AS
FRANCE.
I.: Adams,
one
best we
sent _of the Executive Council'of that fusing to work under the conditions pre: Patrick S. Hickey, telegraphist., Willisof the .party to proceed. At that time whilst
,-.
survivors of the Ross Seaparty, and two
Belfast, m.); 7th February
assist to win the war. (Applause). AH street,'
close into the'coast.
The new system has been introduced
was able to look after himself but
Dominion, a'nd> in pursuance of the scribed by the industrial agreement in
Wellington, and Charles A'uberbii :
or three of them strikingly demonstrated he
effortsof the Empire, including New
at Trenthanv by Lieut. G. Gallaway, 4th
the
authority
was
to
.
conferred
upon,
port,
unable
walk.
me
said
at
thatthere
CORRECTION.
by
operation
employers
the
c/o G.P.0., Welling- :.
the fact that there is no barber's shop
Zealand,were devoted to that end. vWe Goddard,labourer,
ton, failed to'answer to their names, and
The next depot had'to be laid at Mount
Act, do hereby make the'following re- were compelled to secure outside labour Reinforcements, who was attached to the I Rep. Wounded,now not Wounded.
fighting"
in the vicinity of the South Pole. A Hope.
were
not
but
for
conquest,
for
training staff at Staples.and acted as in'
gulations,for the maintenance of the said to discharge and load the John,
appeals were dismissed.
This
INCIDENTS
IN
THE
DAILY
their
the;
was
extreme
limit
of
':
Breeze, structor to British troops
Skilton, P. E,, 6/2346 (T. M. Skilton,'; liberty, and thank God we-had.men at
bundle of newspapers was handed to those
industry :
party's intended journey, and was
from < May, j: Collingwood/
LIFE
and Putiki, and other vessels.
SOLE SURVIVING SON..- . ;:
the head of Imperial affairs who were :
f.)
aboard by the Harbourmaster (Captain the
September,
1916,
to.
360
miles
from
the
base.
This
was
and
have
1916,
.
in-trench
\ REGULATIONS.
"The-John, Breeze,
Putiki
warcapable of assisting the Allies' finan- Lindsay ChalmersGalbraith applied foi
'
Dawson) as the launch made fast alongfare, the new. baypnet fighting, and
the same ground over which
WOUNDED.
1. The Governor may from time to now arrived at Wellington, but although' other
with, munitions and food, and exemption on the ground of undue
side, and judging by the avidity with identically
"HUT POINT MIXTURE.'
hard-;
arts. Lieut. Gallaway. brought out WELLINGTON INFANTRY BATT. cially,
had travelled, and two of his
by Order-inrCouncil published in calls have been made upon the members
time,
everything that was wanted,so that this | ship. He stated that his only brother«
which their contents were scanned were Scott
the plans of the Etaples obstacles course
sledges were found. On returning to'
Union
of
the
Waterside
Workers'
at
might, be brought to a was killed in France. His mother and
Gazette,
the^
declare
-wharf
C.
conflict
(Mrs!
acceptable.
great
As-one scrambled on to 83deg., to
or
Coles, E., 10/3859
E. E. Coies,
very
any.
'
with
him
Smith
had
been
left
To
E.
is
to
to
New
discharge
where
H. Wild ascribed the honour .wharves to be a Government wharf Wellington
their cargoes,
Zealand, and on his
righteous conclusion,and that Germany father were dead, and he supported, a
Onga .Ongv-i., m.); 22nd January
the deck one of the first figures that
to have grown oC-inventing and naming the composition within the meaning
caught the eye was that of Sir Ernest behind, Smith was found
and for the purpose no response has been made, and the joining the Trentham Instructional Staff CANTERBURY INFANTRY BATT. would be brought to her'knees,suing for widowed step-mother and three unmarried
worse and was quite helpless. The which
peace.. ..After the war. there would be sisters. The board decided.to adjourn
of these regulations with the distinguish- vessels are . consequently. lying idle at a month agosteps were at once taken to- Skilton," J. J.,
Shackletonon the bridge. He was in much
to
members
the
duty
party
did
of
next stretch of ice was looked upon as
wards the provision of a similar course
'6/2345' (t. M. Skilton, problems,
ing name given thereto by such notice, this port.
requiring for .settlement the the appeal uutil 27th May,* when theposi-'
uniform, and. wore the ribbons of dis- | the most treacherous..
; Collingwood, f.);. 19th. September
party had in lieu of tobacco during many weary and with the
I have now to notify; you that a there. . This has been constructed in the
best brains the Empire could produce. tion would be reviewed.
"
tinction which he has so well earned by found this out, and Scott's
■■■'"'■
by
'boundaries
defined
such
supply
engineers' park, under the supervision
knew
from
months.
When
the
Joyce
very
limited
these
and
also
ships,
Hospital.
call
for
labour
for
Wounded,
Admitted
to
Iv
Zealand
Any
his deeds in Farthermost South. The
such notice maybe in like
NewJ
.alone we would have to
UNDUE- HARDSHIP CLAIMED. -\
in the hut, was exhausted,vari- notice.' revoked.
for the Kapiti, will again be made at of Major J. Waite, D.5.0., New Zeaconsider the settlement of from 50,000to
deck was clean and tidy, and everything personal experience what to expect. Ac- of weed
AUCKLAND
manner
INFANTRY
BATT.
Hajvey Watson Ferrer, cashier,Wei-,
the party took three day's ous substitutes wera tried' with varying 2. In these regulations
men, and while many would go lington,
a.m. to-morrow (Saturday), and in land Divisional Engineera, who left with Cunningham,
vas stowed with a view to saving as cordingly
the term 7.45event
E. R., 11419 (Mrs. W. IL 80,000
degrees of satisfactionto the consumer. "wharf" includes
appealed on the ground of unof the members of your union the Main Body,: won his D.S.O. on Gal- Cunningham,
on the
employment, must be found due hardship.
much space\ as possible. A couple of extra provisions from the depot as a Tea
wharf, quay, pier, the
attempted, and so was coffee,
m.); 27thJan. in otherland,
any
Auckland,
'He stated that he was
lipoli,
measure.
Smith
was
was
and
p
recautionary
maintaining
engineer
might
still
their
attitude
of
deis
now
chief
directions.
It
be
necesj
instruchusky sledge, dogs were to be seen tied placed in a,
jetty, or other.place used or capable of
inventive,
genius,of
and
then
the
Wild
married
in October, 1915. Ho offered
bag
and lashed
sleeping
clining engagement to work these vessels tor at Trentham. The obstacles have CANTERBURY INFANTRY BATT. sary to recast our tariff.
Millions of hie services
to the rail, and looked half suspiciously
exquisite care he being used for the lading or unlading of under the terms of the existing
asserted
itself.
at
the
outbreak of th© w:,'
sledge,
to
and
then
the
terrible
task
;With
up
Bali,
Cpl.
pounds'
being
(F.
a
been
for
some
worth
of
were
imnow,
they
days
goods
award,
and were
W., 6/586,
J. Ball, Greyships,
at the intruders Had
been able to of sledging him to
also includes any place besafety was commenced. blended some fresh tea, coffee,sawdust, longingand
brought into use on Thursday afterported that could just-as well be manu- but was not required. He had enlisWtmouth) ; 25th January
■
speak they could have told'one'of the ■Forty-nine
to or in the possession of or and in view of the circumstances which first
as late as July,
and a few species of herbs, and called
since,"
miles
and.
accomplished
were
over
when
factured
in
New
Zealand.
There.-were
1916,.was,
noon,
being
by
loaded
the officers and n.c.o.'s of. WELLINGTON INFANTRY BATT.
most thrilling tales the world has ever rough
under the control of a harbour board ; necessitated the vessels
industry from the black sand in turned down as permanently iihfitl'-'
ice and then a blizzard came down.' his creation "Hut Point Mixture." -This and
the
at Wanganui, and of.the fact- the 26th Reinforcements
were tried over
'■".'"
heard.
also includes any public highway so .free labour
T. G.,24/1972 (Hanna Ed- the iron
As a result of ithait decision he undersurvived the gamut of criticism, and beO'Connor,
development
North
and
the
Wanganui
Regular
training
Watersiders'
Union
them.
Island,
just after 7 o'clock the Mayoral party So fierce was it that it was impossible came
the
over the course wards, Gisborne,s.); 19th January
the standard "tobacco."
It is far as it intersects or .is contiguous to that
to see more than , a yard or two in,
of the hydro-electric system of develop- took to assist in the support of hia :
is one of the units of the Waterside was; commenced yesterday, wheai theon the Karaka met the Aurora, and front.
practically impossible to said that Joyce tried onions, but was any such wharf, quay, pier, jetty, or Workers' Federation, the employers, officersand n.c.o.'s of the 26ths
ing power. There were already in sight fatherand mother,both residing in Ade-.:
three cheers were given for the ex- make It was
were
place
made
to
while
anokher
other
aforesaid.
.
speedily
stop;
thus-releasing: his brother, who
as
3,500,000horse-power from the lakes and laide,going
plorers, who returned the compliment.
any further progress,and so 'for member of the party met with
to the agreement, have set the task of again negotiating the obSICK AND WOUNDED
little
3. By the same or any other Order- who are partiesno-.,
to the front with the Atts-'"'
eight
days
the
laid
.
very
party
up.
rivers, when they had been' fully de- was
The visitors then,boardedthe relief, ship,
that
decided
further calls can be stacles. Lieut. Gallaway was in charge,
success
in
to
inhale
the
tralian
his-attempt
published
Appellant said, it vas
in-Council
in
the
Gazette
thei
veloped: State action would,have to throughForces.
MACKINTOSH COLLAPSES.:
and-conversed with the members of the
"smoke" from dried shredded potatoes! Governor may'from time to time appoint made upon your members for any work and among those present were Lieut.
fault of his own that ho
emno
operation
LAST
NIGHT'S
into
to
ensure
the
PROGRESS
LIST.
come
expedition, who had many questions to
Weakness through lack of food began Although naturally interested to see some any person to be the Controller of such on the Wellington waterfront, except Col. H. R. Potter, Camp Commandant,
was ■in New, Zealand at the present
o{
war;
he did
ployment labour after the
for essential
until the difficulty and Major Waite.
ask. About 7:30 p.m. the vessel berthed to overtake them, and it was decided to of the famous.'Hut, Point. Mixture," .a Governmentwharf, and
■-■■■:
:..-■■
A hospital and progressreport issued not speak for his colleagues, ' but for time. :
ap- with regard services,
may alsoas'he,
at the ferry wharf, where a vast crowd' take to- the trail again. Then came! the' pressman resolutely declined a cordial into the Wanganui steamers
The Wellington Meat Export, Comlast , night stated (the place of resi- himself. (Applause.)
As to Parliahad assembled to greet her. , Soonafter next handicap. Mackintosh was so vitation to "have a pipeful—it is real point such other persons (if any)
has been adjusted by your union to the OBSTACLE COURSE DESCRIBED. ' dence
represented by the: secretary (Mr.:-:
the
thinks
to.'be.
the
of
in
each
he
to
be
able
to
pany,
ment,
given
pleased,
necessary
Assistant
next-of-kin
is
was
say
employers.
lengthcourse,
the Vessel had made fast mostV of the weak that a quarter, of an hour after good." ...
'
The
: which .has a total
.
■' .
.
Controller of that wharf. All persons satisfactionof the
instance) :—
that parties,had practically disappeared, F. W: Sladden).. as emnloyer, [ also,apr,"
'
party came ashore. After supper at starting he fell in his traces. After con"Asi however, the trade of the port of 200 yards, presents eight different ob-. :.'.'
and he believed that after the war, 'al- plied for exemption on Ferrar's behalf.'
"A THREE AVEEKS'DEBATE." '. Iso-appointed.shall .hold officeduring the cannot
the Grand Hotel they were entertained sultation the party decided to leave Wild
DANGEROUSLY ILL.
at, regular intervals o£ 25
up
placed
held
I
stacks,
indefinitely,
bo
am
pleasure,
might again come into Mr. Sladden stated that Ferrar was.as-i
of the Governor..
. " . instructed' to 'inform you' that unless yards. These certainly require some' Collingwood, E.. W.,"3/2455, Paraparaumu though parties people
Shrouded 'in 'thick, black, pungent
at the Commercial Travellers' Club. ■■_■ in charge of Mackintosh and Smith and
.Every
4.
such
would have learn- siistant accountant. .The company \ras
stove
"Assistant
Controller
existence,.our
in the hut
getting over, and in their numerical or- Coote,H., 26/735,.N0rf01k
endeavour
to reach the Bluff. The food smoke from the blubber
is
with
in
proceeded
the-ordinary
Work
subject
THOSE WHO DIED ■
to' the control and direced economy, and,all the other virtues engaged solely in the export of frozen/
was sixteen biscuits and a little during the winter nights, members of the shall,
.to-morrow morning (Saturday) der may be described as follows:—
Griffiths, A. L., 19099,Cpl., Invercargill which
way
m'uke
great
country. The meat, wool, and like'products, and tho
Those members of the Boss Sea party [left
tion
of
the
have
same
to
a
go
party
engaged
spirited
in many
Controller,
the
1; A 2ft jump over a wooden trestle Rushbrooke, T. A., 12/2458,Te Mawahai
blubber pemmican, also a little tea. The
steps will be taken to secure labour from
argu:
"who perished on the:ice were :—
'
Industrial Efficiency. Board would get to staff had .been seriously depleted as»', y*
2ft high. ■'■.;■
temperature was thirty degrees below ments. "We had some great debates," powers, authorities, and . functions' as other sources."
.
Stewart, j; C,, 10J3092, Tasmania
.
■■'.'.,
of the war.
earnest
next
the
Controller'
and
work
in
himself,
week, and report result
every reCaptain: A. A. Mackintosh, R.N.E., zero and a'frightful hurricane was raging said one of the participants, " and fre2. A sandbag
wall sft high by' 3ft REMOVED FROM DANG.'
Captain Baldwin stated that the ivew
'
in these regulations to the ConILL LIST. to the Government on the question of financial
commanding party.
...
—one of the worst experienced during/ quently we use"H;tp refer to the Encyclo-. ference
',
across.
.'.'■■
proposals of the Government
'
UNION'S
REPLY
troller
how
to
utilise
to
its
full
the
man
a,
of Governmentwharf, shall ba
.best
Rev. A. R. Spencer. Smith, 8.A., the journey.: The poor " dogs, pulling pedia to settle some point on which the
3. A wooden wall, closely boarded, Heaven, S., 12/2209,Hamilton
affectFerrar's case.
power of the Dominion. It would be did,not
,K., 16/1366, Gisborne '
faithfully and well were practically starv- various opinions could not'be reconciled | read as including a reference to' any
chaplain and photographer.
" Mr.; Sladden
6ft 6in high, with no possible grip any- Para,
DEFENCE
COMMITTEE
' ,
NOT
'
—and
said that; in some cases;
for the Government to consider
V G Hayward, secretary.
SEVERECASES.,
ing, having been without food for five I am afraid, however,that after a time' Assistant;Controller accordingly.
RECOGNISED.
where except the top beam,which meaconsider ver.y carefully—the reports that the Board of-Directors of his company,'
days. . The party managed to reach;the we got into such a .way.that'we refused 5. The Controller bf a Government
about 3in across. , . . , ■made
the
Armstrong,
up
military
sures
"
A.,
23778,
Petone
had
THE MEN SAVED
would
from
to
pay to the payj
by
be sent in
time time
Bluff depot, however,three days later. to believe the Encyclopedia,. preferring^ wharf may .from time : to time employ
The secretary of the Wellington
4. A,water jump sft
{this is Bright, A. W., 6/2076,Ashburton,
those able gentlemen- who had been I the soldier would haw received in hisi
Following are the names of the seven All the "-. famished
explorers had had to oui' own views." Many were the subjects all such wharf; labourers and other per- Waterside Workers' Union (Mr. J. G. a dug ditch at present). across
,
ordinary
Pal.
N.
He
did not know}
,
employment.
5/652,
Burns,,C.-W.,
a
nd
selected to advice the Government
survivors of the party :-—".'
The spoken of, and the rules of debate were sons ..is he considers necessaryfor the Bruce).has forwardedto Mr. Pryor the
! eat was a few : broken i biscuits.
5. A-trench 3ft wide with the pai-apet Hobbs, A. J., 22252,New town
the companywould be prepared;
the country on this matter. (Applause.) I whether,
A. Stevens,M.A., B.Sc, lecturer on blizzard stillvcontiimed,and after strug- not always , adhered to. One argument; loading, unloading, and despatch of following reply to. his letter :—
'
to do that .in Ferrar's case, but he
high
O'Malley,
2ft"6in
on
J.,
23039,
A
uck;
the far side.'
coul«
'
MUNICIPAL AND LOCAL BODIES. inform the Board on
geography in the University of Glasgow, gling, gamely througlj it the explorers on, "Money and Exchange " lasted for vessels at that wharf, and for the'per"In reply to
letter of even date
6. A gradually rising parapet with a Smith,,W., 31730,Northcote - '
formance"
of any other duties incidental re working the your
geologist and .chief of the scientific staff reached Mackintosh's "party in two days' three weeks.. . .
"Municipal and Local Bodies" was pro- Tuesday next..'
;.
'...
steamers Putiki, John, sft jump across a trench on the far side.. Sparrow, A.C,-2/2549, Chch. ■' '
. that
. ..'point by' '
operations,;
to
such
S.Doughs,
J. L Cope, 8.A., M.8., Cambridge, time. It was then found that Wild was
and
.
Mr.
J.
who.
in
the
The
Kapiti,
posed,
by
appeal
adjourned
CLOTHING PROBLEMS.
any
may enter. Breeze, and
I have to inform
■".
7. Posts and rails 7ft 'high.
was
according'iy.' Ward, A, A,, 15052;Spreydon, : .
into any such contracts". a
able to-gefc about;:but. Mackintosh:'and:
6he thinks',you that,our union has no knowledge of
of his remarks referred to: the
8. Single planks 9in wide erected in NOT REPORTED AS SEVERE CASES. course
" Someof us are going to spend all day' reasonable
.surgeon.
A. Keith Jack, M.Sc., "of Brighton, Smith were practically helpless: But
. AN INDISPENSABLE.
magnificent work being done'for the city
on behalf of the Crown for, any /suchorganisation' as the Wellington rows
ibuying
things,"
posts
high.and
to-morrow
said
one
of
of
4ft
6in
presented
by Mr. W H. Morton, the City EnVictoria, physicist and assistant biolo- they were-not so bad' as they^ would, the explorers last evening. "Look at. the payment of, such persons at such Employers, Farmers,'and Citizens' De- end
Addis, J. L., 12/4316, Ellerslie
The Commissioner of. Stamps, as'emon to the approaching soldier, who: Andre\vs,T., 10/3168. London
''.
rates, as may be agreed upon.
gist.
gineer, particularly, in.regard to water- ployer, appealed on behalf of Hsiwld.
have been had they not, had "the indomit;
fenceCommittee,of which yousign your- is obliged
to cross them at a run, mount- Atkinson, J. V.,' 6/2921, Cawra",
R, W. Richards, of BaUarat, Vic- able Wild; with' them to keep their nie,"he added. "I have not got, much
formation.", In respect Ennor; clerk of the, Stamp Department,
6.
When
the
of
GovernN.S.W.
and
street
supply
Controller
a
'
,■...„■
secretary.
self,
got
on,
and what I have
ing by means of a sloping plank of, the BeIL.T., 20740;Te, Kuiti"':
'
'
is all borrowed."
.
wharf is satisfiedthat the conduct
to street formation, Dunedin was closely Auckland.' Ennor, he said, was retoria, physicist.
spirits up.
"We do not .think it .advisable,todeal same width, which
To-day some of the members .'of the ment
is specially pro- Bezar,F. W., 11154,Wgtn. .
copying.Wellington's example. As to tlie garded, as indispensable.if .the work, of
Irvino .0. Gaze, of Melbourne, com; TWO'MEN ON SLEDGES.
party bear signs of having been to the or character of any person is such that with a committee composed of persons vided. :
missariat officer.
Bowden,
W.
H.,
11615,-Devon
National
Efficiency Board, he suggested the Department in 'Auckland was. to
his liberty or access to that wharf is who.are unknown to us, have no, legal
With a couple of sick men. the diffi- outfitter's..- While in the.Antarctic there
Taken,as a whole, the course is far Christoffersen, ' C. 0., 6/2491,'South that it could effect a considerable saving tinue smoothly, and efficiently. The conErnest Joyce, of Sydney, in charge of
to the 'effective use, control, standing, and are not parties, to our from
lDe-v
■' Norsewood
culties .of the others, who ' themselves was at one time a rather grave shortage prejudicial
being
one,
an
but
it
is
.impossible
places
by doing awaywith local partment had lost many men throughlen.-;
in
dogs
.many
to supplies having been, or administration thereof, the Controller agreement, nor are in any. way respon- quite difficult enough for all that, and Clifton, A. H., 22488,Reikorangi >
H. E. Wild, brother of Frank Wild were in a weakened condition, increased of clothing owing
the
and
placing
bodies
and
administration
listments:
was
now
almost
fo
writing
(whether,
"bed-,
order
.in
that
sible
to
the
by
community."
may,
(who went with the main body), in twofold. The sufferers, lashed to taken,away when, the ship left. In the person
has only to be tackled once, four, men Coleman. S. A., 7/1344,Prebbleton
of public affairs in the hands of a few; rock. However, it was with the greatis then upon the wharf or not),
sledges, were protected from the- ele- hut left by Captain Scott's-expedition, warn him'
capable men who could devote the whole est reluctance that an appeal was made in
at a time, with others' following close Corbin,F. H.,' 12353,Cpl.; Hastings
charge of stores.
off that wharf."' Every such
C.,4/712,
ments by sleeping bags. Of the men however,some canvas and sleeping bags
behind
and
under
of
.the
inCrowther/V.
Inver.
of their time to the work. (Hear, hear.) Ennor's case.
:
the eye
take effect so soon' as the
TRAVELLING EXPENSES structor, for it to earn
County Cork
who were still able to walk, Hayward, were found,and here again the handiness order shall
due
Donovan,
The Chairmanread ail apology from The board decided to adjourn the caso
respect.
The
J.,
24146,
brought
thereof has been
in any
making
resulted
in
the
Joyce
proof
Wild
and
powerful
physique,
Mayor
(Mr.
Luke),
who
of
26th.officers
and
Field,
Tasmania
the
J.
P.
who
was
28th
rate,
was in
n.c.o.'s, at any.
T., 5/223,
until
ApriJ, at which date the posiA
manner to the knowledge of the person
DASH a verywasbad state, but stumbled along
found it so on Thursday, and again yes- Grell, "H.; 24450,Wgtn.
in duction of some useful, if not stylish, against, whom
FOR-PUBLIC SERVANTS.
unable to be present, owing to the late tion''will be reviewed.. Ennor was grantit is made. ' Every/such
of
M.,
apparel.
Hayes,:
ship-Aurora..',.
exemption
articles
.
F.
B
allar'at
of.
the
Antarctic
ed
terday,
although
they
already
a weak condition. Not long afterwards
have
11043,
arrival,
meani
order may be revoked by the Controller New regulations " governing the
. from service in." the .-.'■;
THE VAGARIES OF OSCAR.
:
pay- undergone three months' training, and Hughes, DA. A.. H., 3/1820,; Port : CouncillorW. H. Bennett, in replying ■ time.
Hayward collapsed, and also had to
BLIZZARDS AND FROSTBITE
in writing. '.-.'. '■'■.
.'
travelling
point
toast;
ment
of
aUowances
and
exRobinson
.
to'the
stressed
the
that
the
The
case
sledge.
pride
travel on a
The task facing
themselves on being fit. Someof
in which the Public Truste*
one
of the few of the dogs
7. If after any. person has been so penses to
Oscar,
work of a Oity Councillortook up more appealed on.behalf of a correspondenca
members of the Public Service the obstacles,of course, are easier than Innes, H. A., 24/3085, New Brighton ,
Richards, Wild,-and Joyce was a for- which have been brought back in; the warned off a Government wharf, and
390 MILES FROM THE POLE.
as under,:—,
the others: The most difficult one is Jenkins, E. G., 5/696,Wgtn.
time than most businessmen could afford cleric, Norman M. Chesney, was atl
midable one. They had 74 miles to Aurora, has had. a strenuous time, and. while the order remains in force, such are(1)gazetted,
The
allowance
shall
be
for
each
J
to devote to it, but the difficulty was journcd' until next Tuesday.' ;■' : ; ■'"■■'
j
toslyn
the
Jewitt,
8/3640,
sledges
requires
strength
cover,
and
with
three
on
third,
which
both
men
he shows it. "He was afearful wreck pei-son enters or remains upon that .day of
HAULING STRICKEN COMRADES.
R,
day
Lloyd,
greatly
hours.
The
relieved by the efficiency of the
twenty-four
S
preydon
L., 7/1935,
and four dogs to give assistance. The when ,wei started," said one member Tof
orVloiters in the vicinity of any shall be deemed to commence at the and agility to get over it. The fifth M'Cormick,
staff, which,, however, was working at
8., 11/1732,Napier
represents a 3ft wide jump on to ground
The fragmentary reports hitherto pub- dogs were also weakening from the the. party,. " and we did not'think he wharf,
entrance thereto, he shall be guilty of an
high
pressure
owing to the fact that so
departure
headquarters,
of.
from
4ft high,on,the,other aide;:the sixth is, M'Kaue, A. H.,'6/1913,Nowra, N.S.W.
lished about.the dash made by the Ross- curse of scurvy, but stuck bravely to was going to do any good, but he pulled offenceagainst these regulations, and hour
SUNDAY REFRESHhad gone to the
many of its members
which for the purposes of this regulation a .trickster, inasmuch as the sft wide M'Kay,
A., 26147,Papanifi
'
Sea party along Sir Ernest Shackleton's their task.. The weather was atrocious through, well and finished strong." A shall bu liable accordingly.
Mangai,
front.
shall >be considered to be the office at trench below ia concealed from view
D., 20631,-HawkesBay
frequent.
dog
surly
disposition,
and
blizzards
of
a
somewhat
8.
The
Controller
of
a
Government
Engineer
(Mr. W. H. Morton)
The City
proposed route from Weddell Sea only
the officer ordinarily performs until the man is almost on top of the Mate, T 16/1441. CookIslands ■'Oscar was. inclined, to ,'"be somewhat wharf, if satisfied that ■■■ such a course is which
1100 YARDS IN FIVE HOURS.
also replied. In doing- so, he said the
, . .'
duty.
sv:
parapet and has to jump; the last, re- O'Keefe,J, 37509,Sergt., Newmarket
convey a very faint idea of the hard'
question was a matter of
one occasion at Hut advisable for the effectiveuse, control, or "■: (2) For
hydro-electric
a day the rate quires
ships and perils which the brave little
Ultimately the wind dropped, but un- quarrelsome, and
Ponsonby
of
.
portion
Pitkethley,'
L.,
3/617.
balancing,
especially
any
ARE THEY A NECESSITY 1
nerve in
thereof^ may by order shall be one
twenty-fourth of. the full after having
band of explorers underwent. The irony fortunately the'party could not proceed Point, after a fight in which he got'the administration
very considerable importance to the city.
negotiated the preceding Reniiolds, W. J., 28370,Gisborne
There was, in. regard' to:the tramways,
of the desperate journey was that it did owing to the soft surfacenot being able worst of it, Oscar, coveredinwith blood, close that wharf ox' . any part thereof daily rate for each hour's absence.Rogers. W., 23729,Okoke
pace,
obstacles
at
a
seventh
disappeared.
specified
Every
running
to
He
was
ablizzard
in
the
order.
such
order
the
room
more
INTERESTING TEST CASE.
generator,
Seeing
withstand
the
load.
away
one.
but
tlio
object
heavy
---(3)
not attain its
In computing the time of absence, of which, is 7ft high.
for,
of helping ShackleRule, J. A., 10055,Mataura
take effect when a notification fraction
present system was costly, and they did
ton, who was doomed not to make his how hopeless it all was Macintosh bravely for three days, and , was given up for shall
'of an
if less than half '
Smith, A., 20576,Cpl., Havelock South
up again "as fresh as' thereof has been published in a news- aan hour, shall nothour,
they
"HOW
.
know
going
proABOUT
GO
not
how
were
to
journey across the Antarctic Continent. volunteered to remain,behind at an im- lost, but turned
account,
be taken into
HAVING A
Squire", C. H., 6/2758. Ashburton
; . ..;
paper circulating in the district in' which but
. '. .
vide for additional power. He trusted ! :" A case of considerable interest toj
Stayt, G. W.-,-7/1143,
When the suryiyo'rs did reach safety it provised depot. The men in the traces paint."
YOURSELF?"
half an hour or more shall be reckGloucestershire
or has been publicthe Hon.- G. W. Russell would influence proprietors of refreshment rooms and thai
..,
■was to find that' the Aurora on which were growing weaker and the travelling All the men speak feelingly of. the dogs the wharf is situated,
.'■.
.
making
one
hour.
On
their
first
over
Takaka
Stubbington,
oned
!as
essay
them
J.
H.,:7/1528,
upon
the wharf or upon the
work done by the sur- ly exhibited
to enable the city to public generally was heard in the Magis-i
the,' Goverameufc
(4) When an officer leaves and returns on Thursday not a small proportion of Swp-in, A.H. J.,. 20259,Lower ' Hutt
there-lives depended had broken away was soinbad that they only covered 1100 and theof greatof,
part
Every
it
so
closed.
'
pack.
develop a hydro-electric scheme at tlie trate's
the
-There
such
order
yards
morning
and drifted into the unknown, perhaps
five hours.
Next
the | vivors
seems to be
headquarters the same day, actual the 26th officersand n.c.o.'s found that" Walker, F., 25/149,Rakaia
Court, before Mr. W G. Rid-,
■/'
t
by the Controller in like to
possible moment.
earliest
expenses
only
never to return. "When she did return party started off with Smith and Hay- a strong bond between' the.explorers and may be revoked
shall
be"
extremities
much
L.
and reasonable
their
were
heavier than Waters, A., 15266,.Geraldine
■
-.."■
Mr. W. S. La Trobe proposed, the toast dell, S.M., yesterday. Tlie Marble; Bar'
ward still on the sledges and proceeded their four-footed.'companions. ..The loes. manner. ■
"
" No. 3
"■..',
.
, it_ was with the bitter news that Shacklepaid.
they
thought—-that
■■'..'
Wilson,
CM.,
6/3206,
M
erivale'
particularly
"long
(1.)
Company,
So
as any such order
"of":the "Federation of Master" Plumbers,"
Ltd.,.,and Godtfred Gorgensonj
ton's vessel,the Endurance,, hod foun- for.seventeen miles. Then one morning of sixteen dogs on sledging work in 1915 9%
(5) An officer travelling by train may required considerable practice ; while as Wilson, F., 33490,Petone
closing a Government wharf or any part
and in doinecso said he thought that the and Nellie Nightingale, proprietors of!
dered, and that the Weddell Sea party Smith,was found to be dead. The tem- was very keenly felt. It is.said that .thereofremains
in lieu of .the.ordinary travelling regards the others, there were unquesiri force,'no person shall claim,
which was The Grand, Ltd., were- charged with.l
.Registration
" for
,Plumbers
had just escaped-with."their, lives'after perature that night was 30 degrees below the dogs require some considerable time
Act,
allowance
of'
17s
6d
allowance,
tionably'
an
to remember. They
largely the work of the association, had. keeping their shops open for trading oni
passing through- terrible dangers. . ; zero and death was caused through ex- to get acclimatised^ and;'" hard," and enter upon that wharf or ,upon that part the day of departure or return, provid- learned bypoints
A TONIC FOR THE NERVES.
their spills, and when
thereof, as" the case may" be, except in ed he has incurred the cost of a'sleeping
done valuable work towards assisting the Sunday, " 17th-December. Both pleaded!
No.man.knows more about the fateful haustion and ' sleeping in a web bag. that perhaps they were not quite ready |pursuance
, by .the-few specchaffingly
.
criticised
by-the
of
Consanitation and health of the community.. not guilty. . Mr. A. W. Blair appeared,
journey of the Boss Sea'party than Mr. It was a terrible blow
a"'permit
to the at the time lor the laborious task allotted
issued
on the train, a receipt for which tatore present ..were not backward in Nervous people who have not yet de- He
hoped the federation would long con- for' the Marble Bar Company and Mr.,'
tlie wharf or-by his authority, berth
Ernest Joyce, one of its leading members,rest of the party that he should suc- .to .-them
. .'.. '.■',■ .., .".:.' . trollerno ofperson
must be produced. Suchallowance shall answering, How a.bout having a go at veloped
tinue
in its laudable endeavour to con- E. M. Beechey for Goi^euson and Night-i
recognised
shall
loiter
in
the.
a
disease
that
can
be
vicinity
who was in charge of the dogs. Pro- cumb after being 47 days on the sledge,
.and
twenty-four hours from
of
a
period
yourself?"
SEAL
MEAT
AND
cover
.
:-■
PENGUINS. ". of any entrance to the closed wharf or
it
and treated by' the 'medical profession serve theheajth of the people. In this ingale. ' ' .
bably no man living is more conversant He was reverently-buried; a, cairn wa3
the time of departure or return, or the
they
.
were
over
the
Yesterday
put
greatest
finding
."Privations?
.Well,
could
of
the
closedhave
the
iv
connection
he remarked that at the preIn "the course of his evidence,Ben- ;
part.
thereof,
with the Barrier than he is. He was a made' over him,.'and : a bamboo cross;
you.
as .the case whole period occupied in travelling if
trouble,
re'
course first without rifles and then with lief. Irritability," headache,sleepless- sent moment skilled labour, was at. a jaminT. Gardner,
." .
member of Captain Scott's 1901-04 Ex- made out of two ski shacks,: marks his' hr.rdly say we sufferedany great priva- may be.
is less than twenty-four rifles, the
managerof the Marble/
period
such
the
latter
explained
disadvantage,
compared
tion
at
order'-for
test
be
as
with
the
labness,
Nothing
'regulation
dyspepsia,'
'(2.)
all,"
one member,in
in this
:
nervous
all these disBar Company, stated that his establish-j:
shall
pedition, also of Shackleton's 1907-1909 last resting place;
'■_■'.'
'.'■"'
:"■-.■
ing that they must not lose hold of their comforts make life miserable but are ourer. That was a position ' that
reply to a query. '.' We certainly suffered apply so as to', prohibit, the entrance hours.
'
ment
open
Sundays from 10 a.m...
" (6) In
was
on
Expedition, and now he has justcompletarrangements
'BACK, AT HUT POINT.
any .case special
weapons,
the principle that "the sol- endured rather than run a doctor's bill absolutely unfair.-to* the skilled work- to 10 p.m. He estimated last Sunday,
his third trip to the treacherous South
inconvenience^ but we had'plenty to eat. of:—(a) Airy person'in the employment may be'made
by the Commissioner as dier's life on
ed
fraught with' the. greatest dan- week that 4000 people passed through his "
is
his
"rifle."
In'the
first
exand
man,
It may be because you have to, but it is of the Crown; (b) any person employed to the allowance
hope
Polar regions. Evjn now his spirit; of 'The -description of 'the. .last stage of true
without
definite
of
recovery.
to be made ' to any ercise all but one or two succeeded in
'
that you. gefc ..to like, seal,meat. as a member of the permanent stafj of a
Evei-y such sufferer should know the ger to the people at large. If unskilled restaurant. , All 'sorts
adventure is not satisfied. Ha is a .the journey, as related by Mr.. Joyce,
conditions o£,
,
was
getting through,to the .finish, though the danger of such a condition of the nervous labour ' was ...to be, counted . more than people patronised the and.
Then we had the penguins, and » ate Harbour Board by which the wharf is person.
" (7)
Marble. Bar, in-'
'.Permanent Head is .majority
navy man,'and hopes to bo with the fleet Erneston similar lines to that of Sir both
the
Whether
struggled"not
of
the'
older
the Adelie and" the Emperor."- : owned; (c) any seaman or passengerbe- satisfied, that a lower travelling allowmen
system. Nervous debility and even para- skilled labour it meant a great degenera- eluding church people witjK.prayer booksi
Shackleton,which'reads:—■
in the North' Sea.in a couple of months'
"On 11th -March Hut Point was
longing to .any ship lying at or in-the ance than the scale shoidd suffice, ha a little over No. 3. It was in the second lysis may easily result if the tone of the tion hr skilled'labour, and it was more in their hands, ancl occasionally a cleric■
time.
than ever necessaryfor "the bodies con- or two. (Laughter.) In reply to the
■test, however,-that all were placed on | nerves is not restored.
vicinity of the closed wharf or the closed
The story of the party's travels, as reached,and fresh meat and dried vegemay direct accordingly.
their mettle: They all tried " goodthe different trades,to conserve Magistrate, 'witness stated that his
ANTI-SHOUTING CHARGES AT part thereof, as the' case may be.
On the 14th,
modestly related to a.Post reporter by tables were procured.
The' one big fact that brings hope and trolling
(8) Payment for the use of a vehicle humouredlyi
but
of
some
them, never- relief is that the nerves can be restored their interests in .opposition to the de- supplied light luncheons apart fromfirm,
10. Every person who incites any owned by an officer (motor-car, etc.) for
Mr. Joyce,-is one of the most remark- after- a bad blizzard, Joyce, Richards,
FEILDING
the
of the irresponsibles in the Labour lighter
must have,said-things inwardly
mands
theless,
person
and
Wild
back
for
other
to
refuse
fail
pluck
able records of
and endurance constarted
Mackintosh.
or
to offer journeys on the public service is only
formsof beverages arid dainties.
building up the blood.. It cannot be world. (Applause.) <■ .
those rifles. Again it was 'No.' 3 by
or render;serviceor effective service as. allowable where a public conveyanceis aboutproved
briefly
nected with Polar exploration. The idea By.the 18th all were safeat Hut Point.:
too often repeated that only* through the
Counsel
the
(M TSI.EGRArH.~-rRESS ASSOCIATION.)
addressed
Bench
Responding to the toast, the Chairman
that
the chief obstacle.
a "wharf labourer ,on
With
was to establish depots every degree (60 The lives of Mackintosh and Hayward
any Government
available, or available only at a some of the men,' particularly the stouter blood can. nourishment and medicine- said the local association had done its concerning" the legal aspect, and quoted,
9th February. ,
or who' does any act, or publishes not
miles) ifrom the base at Cape Evans were saved by the devoted,efforts of A .numberFEILDING,
greater cost,, or where it is proved, to and older ones, there was genuine strug- reach the nerves. Dr. Williams' Pink best. to., assist, the .Technical College, of authorities dealing with the qualification
of cases of alleged breaches wharf,
(whether to any person or persons or to the
(Captain Scott's old base) for some 300 theii- comrades and by the endurance
Pills make the blood rich and red and which.Mr.. La Trobe is.the head,from " public necessity." It was aTgued that;
satisfaction of the Permanent Head, I gling. One man had evidently made
the anti-shouting regulations were the public at large)
quickly restore vitality and energyto a whom they had always received the the Gates case (concerning -which judgmiles in the interior. The-first skdge and work of four dogs (Gunner,.; Con, of
any utterance/ in- that other means of transit would prove study of this formidable barrier; aa a
heard to-day before Mr. Kenrick, S.M. tended or calculated
a
journeys were commenced in January, Towser,and Oscar) under the worst con
to interfere with detrimental to the "public -interest on
given by Mr. S. B." M'Cafthy,
result of his former experience -he weak nervous system. A .nervous per- greatest consideration,; and .frequently ment was
1915. Mackintosh, Wild, and Joyce en- ditions of weather and "temperature.: The first case heard was against Arthur the effectiveuse, control, or administra- the grounds of urgencyor otherwise.
differedfrom the case of the precalmly placed his rifle on top, and then son who gives these pills a trial is almost valuable support. The plumbing :trade S.M.)
Room,licensee of, the Manchester Hotel. tion of a Governmentwharf, or with the
countered furious blizzards and tempera- They were short of foodoften, and some- The
sent defendants,inasmuch as thelattei(9) In all casea the least expensive proceeded
serious,
good
certain
to
what
is
in
condipresent,
to
told
see
results,
and,
was
at
a
Magistrate
over—only
dismissed the information proper loading, unloading, ior despatch
to climb
be
very
tures much below zero, but, despite the times had none' at: all. The party 'had
of conveyanceavailable must be I
the benefit will be lasting because! tion. It was difficult to get journeymen, provided light meals. In the winter,
the ground!that the persons shouting of
promptly that he was doing it the more,
vessel lying at or in the vicinity means
terrible difficulties, a depot was estab- practically been sledging from, Ist Sep- on
used,but if Government, transit is avail- very
the trouble is attacked at its root. Thin and still more difficult to get. apprentices, time particularlythe latter were in. greatl
andi-consuming had not had their names of any,
a Government wharf, or to obstruct able it must be utilised.wrong way. In another case there waa blood
lished 80deg. south, or 140 miles .from tember, 1915,' to' 18th March, 1916, revealed
-..'■.
makes weak nerves. Building up owing to the fact that good wages were demand. It was contended that ■»'■■■ de- ,
by the police. Two strange con- the due adminstration of these regulations
sudden parting and a , descent^-the
Hut Point. All the dogs perished from covering 1560 statute miles. 'In spite of
state definitely a
paid to boys in occupations which led cision against the defendants must neces- ,
who had visited the hot-els made by the Controller of a Government wharf the(10) AH claims must
rifle on the one side and the man .on the 'blood restores nerve force."
exhaustion and exposure. This trip was abnormal difficultiesthey laid a depot at stables
the
officer
travelduty
on which
is
A useful booklet, " Diseases of the practically to nowhere. '■' It would be 'a sarily affect all tea, rooms in. and 'arouird
so severe that Wild sufferedfrom bad Mount Hope, thus carrying out the. observations without calling for the or by any person acting ■in aid of the ling, and be certified as correct by. the the other,!; Three or four n.c.o.'s also
'-:
,"" -: ;;
■'. ■
System,"
will
be
free
failed to surmount the wall, despite their Nervous
sent
to very serious thing for the Dominion if Wellington..
names of the drinkers. The police with- Controller, shall be guilty of an offence Permanent Head of the Department.
frost bite, and the other two members object of the expedition.
of registered plumbers,
Tlie Magistrate intimated that lie would
drew thirteen other charges on account against' these regulations,
Herculean struggles.
.
.
any sufferer applying to the' Dr Wil- there wa-s athelack
of the little party had a very trying The
be
1
and
shall
health
of
the
take
time
symptoms
community
j
dis'
'
on
whom
to
consider
rapidly
Wellington.—Advt.
scurvy
his decision. ' ; :
of the ruling. In another case two
It was good fun to watch, and both liams' Medicine Co.",
time. Open water or thin ice prevent- appeared
accordingly.
largely depended. (Hear, hear.) ;'■■.
under a regime of fresh meat and a barman were fined£5 each. men liable
officersand men enjoyed it quite as much
ed the party from reaching Cape Evans and vegetables,
11. The Controller of a Government! INVICTA MIXTURE—AN ALLby the end of April
and
BRITISH SMOKE.
as the spectators. Later there was a Messrs.
OF PRESIDENT.until Ist June, and then, to their dis- all were we11.,. I consider that
wharf, and every person acting in aid
In time of peace prepare for
Baldwin and Rayward, patent INSTALLATION
the scurvy
of him, .shall have at all times a right
At this stage Mr. W. S. Fisher (Auck- times of health prepare to ward war—in
Invicta, Mixture is a better mixture, race over the course between two. re- attorneys and consulting engineers, of
appointment, they found that the
off the
due to the length of time the party
MODERN MEDICAL. METHODS.
presentatives chosen from-each company.
as president, amid
Aurora had broken away. A party, con- was
of
to
that
wharf
to
was
installed
adultery
land)
access
and
because
it
contains
none
of
the
Wellington,
was without fresh food, combined with
every
New ZeaUp-to-date medicos discountenance ihe
enemy, disease! In summer weather
All started together, and a ding-dong go 215,Larnbton-quay,
sisting .of Cope, Jack, and Hayward,
as loud applause. Responding, he urged most people are susceptible to chills,,
abnormally heavy sledging Under- .use of narcotics and harmful soothing part thereof, and to every ship ' lying ants so common to other mixtures. In- resulted.
recently
they
that
acted
report
the
land,
The balance of the 26th offi- agents in filing the following applications the necessity for thorough organisation. coughs, and colds, thereforea bottle cf .
'
which had journeyed in the face of taken without the help of dogs or other syrups for coughs, colds, or catarrh.. For thereat.
.
victa is a pure and choice blend, of na- cers and n.c.o.'s
quickly spread along
death from Hut Point to the .Barrier, tractive power. The dearth oi clothing these ailments Fluerizol,Is 6d and 2s 6d,
12. Every person -who does wilful tural Rhodesian-grown
B.urt, jun., proposed, the, toast Baxter's Lung Preserver should be kspt "
tobaccos, per- the course, mid cheered tjxeir represen- for letters patent of New Zealand :—P. of Mr...A..Wellington;;Master_.
'
Plumbers' handy. An occasional dose will do :nuch<
gargle
damage
had arrived back at Evans Bay on 14th | and comfort
as
a
or
nasal
to
a
Government
or
to
and
tho,
fectly
skilfully
used
throat
irritant;
wharf
matured
chosen.
Lower Hutt, treating flax ;
by
j
caused
unexpected
the
on. An exciting 'finish resulted : MacDcftiaJd,
only
I
tatives
No:
not
as
the
most
or
structure
commended,
only
two'dogs.
building
March with
less |breaking away of the Aurora undoubted- ia
effec- any
situated 'there- Thus it-is pure, .British, wholesome,
and
Carburettor Syndicate, Melbourne, car- Union, .which he thanked very heartily good—benefit throat and lungs, and tone.iUso, ■as the most herrnJess on, or to any. goods, machinery, " good. Moreover,it has a really distinc- 1, Cpl. O'Sullivan, F Company; 2, Cpl. burettor Office
but..
for-the
time
had
pleasant
provided the system generally. Large bottles Is
than sixteen dogs were lost at
the
tive,
it
Appliance
Wellingcom;
ly
upon'
had its effect
the" health of the
Co.,
method of treatment for young or old.— plant, or other property being thereon or tive fragrance, and an inimitable flavour Burnett, C Company; 3, Cpl. J. Simp- ton, loose-leaf
delegates during' its stay in tho " 10d.—Advt.
mencement
,
.'.-..
party.
binder; A. lonides, Lon- for the
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'
:
Advt. ".-.-■■■
ship lying thereat, or 'in the, —every whiff- is enjoyafcle—it is free- son J Company.
;
Empire
City.
on
Appliance
'
FRESH MEAT AND BLUBBER.,
any
Office
hayward
gaseousmixtures;
mackintosh and
Tho public are notified that they can.
''The toast was responded to by Mr.
vicinity thereof, shall be guilty of an. burning, and will not bite the tongue SIMILAR' COURSE FOR FEATHER- don,
Co., Wellington, filing device; R. Dun,
purchase a Singer macliino over 20 pec
When the Aurora had left she had '...-■. disappear:
.
Glace Kid Boots for summer comfort, offence against these regulations,
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and
sour the pipe. Invicta is the light
.
STON.
can, Kew York, talking ~ machine; A. E. Wells, who expressed high, apnor
cent cheaper at Globe Depot, Grande
taken with her many of the supplies, From 18th March until the end of Easy-fitting, well-made boots, at 19s 6d, shall .be liable accordingly.
smoker's tobacco—fullBoz. tins Is, all
It is proposed in future to send each W. S, Brown, Knoxville, U.S.A., valve preciation-of the good'work tho master Opera House, Manners-street. No canmostly clothing, but there were ample April the sea-ice was steadily forming 21s, 22s 6d, to 30s, at Geo.Fowlds,Ltd.,
plumbers
trying
13.
The
Controller
of
a
Dreadnought
Navy
Wellington,
linings
especially
Government
tobacconists.
is
and
H.
0.
are
to
do,
and
Reinforcement,
Cut
officers, n.c.o.'s,.
gear;
Bedell,
vassers employed.—Advt.
supplies of fiesh meat, and blubber was between Hut Point and Cape Evans, only Manners-street. —Advt, .■ ..,"..
may make thereon any struc- fuller flavoured and a stronger Rho- men, .over the. course at least two or of costumes ; G. E. Kind), Quirindi; dis- of the work done, by the'secretary, Mr.
Rogain aud maintain health". Mist,
used as. fuel to warm the hut The sledg- to be blown out by ;p'ach succeeding Every chemist and store sells Martin's wharf
tural or other jiUerations'" which he desian tobacco for seasoned smokers. three times a week. The, exercise will hifectant .appliance ; J. Day, Buiidwick, A., Petherick. :
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V ,
Natural Mineral Water with
ing provisions and the kerosene had been | blizzard. Beginning in May, a calm Apiol Pills, in New Zealand. See the deems,
for the effective en- Every tin -guaranteed in perfect conditraining, concrete building; C. E. H-ae,Auckland, ■Several other, toasts followed, and tho Wai-Itongoa
necessary
form
of
their
part
physical
thus
whisky. Adds zest, eparklo, and icsupply
of coal was jperiod ensued,and the ice formed,to a signature, Win. Martin, Southampton, forcement of these regulations or the
landed, but- the main
tion—ls full 2oz.—Advt.
but, as it is particularly strenuous, this bridle; E Polil,' New York, fuel burn- eveningwas of the' pleasantest description. your
frcshinent, and atouoh of healing.,Loyely'
Mused
owing
by
to
a
wave
thickness
of
four
is
on
each
England,
proper
ivashed away
inches.
.
bottle.—Advt.
use, control, or administration i
will not be attempted until the final ing; T. Underdown,Auckland, dropping The musical portion was particularly wel- water, delightful blender.—AdYt. '' f
a. capsized iceberg. Blizzards were On BthvMiiy, Mackintosh and,Hnyward For Children's Hacking Cough,
of the wharf.
rctif come, and was greatly, appreciated.
stages of » draft's training, when the bombs ; A. Hollobon,
For ChronicChest Complaint*,
For Bronchial Coughs, tik*
yt'uiVei,
Peppermint
Joyce
idecided to cross the sea-ice, to Caoe
Cure.—Advt 14. The Controller of a Government! Wood*' Great Peppermint Cttje,--Atht, jnea.otherwise should,ie jjliv.fii.callx.fitu
plentiful throughout the
Wood*' Great
JSsasa.. »«ac4vO»itooKttsai..--«a.d.sidifiSß .^Woods'' Grreil.Pojwerjnjnt
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THE EVENING POST, SATUBDAY. S^EBBUARY 10, I**7.
LABOUR NOTES SHIPS & THE SEA GARDENING NOTES JJF WANTING REALLY GOOD
10
NEWS AND NOTES
Life
Reel
FLOWERING BULBS
(By D. O'J.)
In our devotion to personal liberty,
writes G. R. Parkin in ".The Empire
and the. Future/ we have forgotten the
value of that discipline which makes individual power most effective, and collective action for great ends possible. In
the assertion of individual rights we too
often lose the sense of public duty. This
general objection to discipline on a national scale,the failure to recognise the
equal responsibilities of citizenship, are
ambng those aspicts of the national mind
which have encouraged our opponents
to look upon us as a decadent race, unfit
for the government and unequal to the
maintenance of a grea.t Empire.
Oi
(By "Experience.")
MASTER SEVERELY CENSURED.
Though not a Labour member, not The Shipping Inspector at Townsvillo,
ANEMONES
even a Radical, the late Hon. Dr. Now South Wales,recently held a proGarden-—Things
The Vegetable
to
CROCUS
a\l'.Nab was ouo of those men whom La- liminary enquiry into the circumstances Jjow, spinach,
silver beet,turnip, lettuce,
of the schooner
bour could ill spare. As Minister for attending the stranding
DAFFODILS
■'
I "■"
French beans. To plant, cabradishes,
Reef,
Bay,
Scout
on
Middle"
Cleveland
jNatioual
Marine in the
Government, he on 9th December. Tho Scoutis a wooden bage, cauliflower, broccoli, savoys,BrusFREESIA NEW HYBRIDS
"THE PILLORY."
is "The Haunting Shadow/ but it to decide- whether.,he will pass a etoryj :
first
■was, up to the time of his illness, en- schooner
rigged scow of 70 tons, owned sels sprouts, lettuce. The last sowing of
probably find another name beforeit from the Bible. It is 'Adam and Eve,'|...,
HYACINTHS
gaged in work calculated to be of direct by Rooney's, Ltd., of Townsviile;
A grimly humorous character in this will
and French beans for the season should be
is actually born.
now being acted in California, with ele-j
benefit to seafaring. and waterside work- was in charge of David Scott Elliott, made
IXIAS
in a sunny spot, well drained, and
Kne Pathe Gold Rooster production is old
Shipman, the star of " Through phants, boa constrictors, and all the'
Nell
ers. With that infinite capacity for who holds a coastal master's certificate. in free-soil. The beans will not be ready
companion of the heroine's the Wail," has
the
Deborah,
NARCISSI
written a first-class "film appurtenances of the Garden of Eden.i
taking-1 pains which made him a great After talcing tho evidence of the master, till April,
pious aunt. Her face is as hard and drama entitled "A
when days are shorter and
Sonof Battle."
The identity of Eve is not yet revealed,!
historian, and that breadth of view leading hand, and two soamon, also n colder. The crop is not likely to be a
RANUNCULUS
merciless
as. her heart, arid she always
Chicago got the prize Christmas present but she.is said to be a perfect peach." I.
signalman
pilot
statement
from
tho
at.tho
which was his natural gifi^' he set himsupport
full
finds
for
her
deeds
one,
but
is
for.
TULIPS
uncharitable
trying
the inspector found that tho Scout
well worth
the film world. It came in the form
self to investigate complaints put before station,
in texts from Scripture. When she finds of
TRY
i
cleared Ross River Bar on -a voyago to The late beans are sure to be appre" go-to-movie week," from Christmas THE WAY THEY HAVE IN
him regarding anomalies in the ship- Bull
that the heroine has been adopted by her of New
River for timber. The vessel passed ciated at a time when choice vegetables
to
Year, and the idea was born in
j
"OUL.D OIRLAND."
ping laws and defectsin harbour
endeavouring
by
good
real mother, now
regu- the entrance to Townsvillo Harbour at are getting scarce.. Cauliflowersshould
the brain of the motion picture editor of
The war prevented him from 6.50 p.m. on 9th December,under saiS. halve well-manured ground; it is how
deeds to atone for her one sin, Deborah the' Chicago Evening American,
How to "get herselfa man was the,
It is necessaryto remember that the lations.
was
wind
accomplishing
what he desired in the The weather
fine arid clear,
looks' up a, text: "The ;time of the
quite late enough to
problem that faced Mac Marsh in " The:
and the
British Empire is not Nicaragua, and last session of Parliament,
is short, and the j«y of the hypoMarriage of Molly-O," and this was the
but he effect- N.E., force 4, and, as. the course would plants should have everyplant,
that the Yellow Press of London is not ed
chance to grow "RELIANCE' SEED STORE wicked
and buoys rapidly.
administrative reforms. His be "about N.W., and all rharks no
crite is but for a moment." The unre- CHARLIE'S PAST.
many
ceremonywhich is known to every Irfcl.
the
voice
of
the
London
This
is
the
last
of
the
crop
clearly
apparBritain, says
discernible,thero was
reception
—a "Forget-me-not" Box of ai Star.
the
old
finds
a,
maid; She goesto the barn at milking
get
lenting
supper
party
desire
to
at
root
of
WILLIS-STREET.
woman
a
,in
at
complaints,
Charlie.Chaplin
season;
79,
said
The hysterical orgy of sensational and his impartiality in administration, ent reason why the Scout should not good if they do well they should give
Aulsebrook'a delectable reS neurasthenia
wi£h dramatic swift- in New York:—
full
time with a potato-peeler, and throws th*
progress,
and,
navigated
have
the
West
Channel
withheads
in
and
April
y.
which certain news- \yon for him respect even in quarters out
Ma
Broccoli
:
Chocolates and Sweets1.
climbs
g£ papers have into
gallery
always
ness,
to
the
and
screams
"I
didn't
make
half
a
million
said peelings over the head of the briridirequire
p.m.
it was noted
incident. At 1.10
firm soil of fair richness; growth
plunged their unhappy
the whole story of the hostess's past to a year. Iremember a season when I was cow, while she chants the following
\ in every "Forget-me-not" $$, readers may delight the student of the where his political principles tended to from the signal station that tho vessel should be firm; very light
soil is liable
the assembled guests. It is from this prompter in an English provincial words:—
strongest opposition.
excite
the
was ashore on the middle reef, and the to produce
; Box there is a wide variety— |Tn
or the halfpenny
flimsy growth,, that
penny dreadful
schooner remained fast until floated off does not tendrank,
incident that the title is drawn, the theatre for 15s a week.
some hard, some soft, some
''Holy Mary and Saint Anne,
but-is not worthy of the British
to the production of good
by tho rising tido at 6 p.m. Tho master,
i
MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.
judge's wife tins being placed in the
betwix and between—and M comic,
"I worked harder thanIdo now, too.
Sendme'a man as quickas you can.'
heads.
Attend
people.
Let
us
remember
that
we
are
at
to
the moulding up of
-.: each sweet has a taste and //\1 war with Germany, and
stated that ho had hand- celery. Much
cruel " social pillory."
Tn
to
the
actors
to
publication of the list of potential in his evidence,
keeping
The
VISTOLENE
addition^
their
"And.if it's all the same to you, send
moulding up. is not good
that every Labour candidates for the
ed over chargo of tho vessel to tho leadj \ spasm of
'.. flavour that pleases the most
plants
Destroys
local
while
all
and
Biting
coining
ing
asleep
Sucking.
bo
the
time
the
little'
Insects
panic-stricken
insanity
yet
meit&'e'jarvey,"
hand, and was.
at
are young,
a
says Molly:'- ■■.
critical of chocolate con- » (J hailed with exultation in Berlin. will
"
If wo body elections has not aroused wide- of tho stranding. This, was contradicted is'necessary. When the plants get a and controlsFungi.—Death to Cater\
spread
pillars.—Non-Poisonous.—The
' noisscurs. Ask for—
(hat
enthusiasm.
As
the
by
leading
good
Labour
Rethe
who
stated
the
start
little
Berlin,
could quote extracts from the
hand,
a
soil
be drawn
THE LAST STRAW.
time—:_i up aroimd the base of should
best for, Summer. <
press to match the daily bellowings of presentation Committee has decided to master was at tlio wheel at the the
each plant, just
The jokesmith entered the office and '
evi- sufficient pressed
that was bomb oiit by
our own Yahoo Press, we should con- nominate eight candidates for the City statement
the
firmly
around
dence
tho
two
as
the
CLIFTS
FLUID
make his way to the editor's aide; I
of
deck hands,arid,
plants to bring the lower leaves to an
nine names have been subclude that Germany was on the verge Council,aand
have here," he remarked, "ninety-nine ■'
that he did not clearly
Kilts the Grass Grub and AH'Seal
mitted, selection ballot will be, taken) master admitted
"Forget-me~Tjot"
handing over chargo to the upright position, and keep them there.
j:
35 of anarchy.
motion picture jokes." The" editor, in abut for the Harbour Board and Hospital remember
Insects.
,'s no*' done the lower leaves get
leading band,tho inspector held tho opin.P
■wearymanner, took the batth, and aftosS
Mr. J. M. Hoggs, SI.P., holds thai and Charitable Aid Board the list will ion that he had not done so, and was at set Jn a, liorizobtal position from which
ALPHA
SPRAYERS
a hasty glance, said: "I have seen allj.
A. H. Hindmarah, as the tho wheel- himself. The inspector ad- it is difficult to get them without
Britain ought to be able to : (1) Adjusb stand. Mr.'
these before. You should have mads it
Automatic,
sono
continuous
pumping
reHarborir Board candidate,should ded:—"l am of the opinion that the damage. Bows
solitary
quired—:most
(2)
so
as
to
feed
be
moulded
fully
distribution
everyone;
may
efficient and eiinple
The Old Hundred.' ,
was caused by_ (1) tho negli- up when the
do it in such a way as to improve public retain his seat .without difficulty..' Candi- sfcranding
heads
have
reached
usable
a
oh
the
Sprayer
market.
master,
(
gence
of the
David Scott Elliott; size. Turnips sown
for
the
other
dates
bodies,
will
establish
a,
however,
will
stand
(3)
health, and
bread line of
now
that everything points to his. being
defenceagainst the enemy which could have their work cut out to win the (2)
under tho influenceof drink at the tirhe; longer than those sown earlier, there- , Copies of testimonials on application.
bo translated into an offensive in the favour of tlie electors. Certainly there and (3) that thb loading hand, Charles lore a larger breadth may be put in,
ANSWERS TO CORRESPONPROCURABLEAT ALL STORES.
field. Therefore,Jet us look to rationing are some promising candidates in each Fletcher Ross,when he saw the master's but it is too early to sOyr the winter
DENTS.
'
cheerfully from these different points of list, but they are not so numerous as condition, should have at least kept a crop. Onions are in most places ripenthey
might
progress,
ing
have been. Apparently the watch on the ship's
off. Ifc is not as a rule good prac,
when the
,
view.
■■".■■
Wholesale Agents—
WAGERtrouble is the same as at previous elec- stranding , could havo been avoided. I tice to bend the tops down.
The Vitagraph has been reformed,and
consider that in cousoquenco of opinJerusalem
There can ba no dispute as to the tions—the selection is not the best, be- also
J.
growing
artichokes
that
are
&
Milky
Way.
CO.
is as full of stars as the
1.and 2 tho .master is deserving of very tall
interest of labour in the question of war cause the best men, when success is near ions
may have a foot or two cut off
We should sEyy Triangle unquestionably.
The Marino Board con114, WAKEFIELD-STREET.
of the sovoro censure."
aid peace, remarks the Springfield Re- at hand, l have become tired
'
with the shipping .inspector's re- their tops with advantage to the crop,
curred,
"
struggle.
S
bea kale should not be allowed to grow
JEAN
publican, but it is difficult to see how
G., Lower Hutt—
port, and severely censured the iriastbr.
'
a lot of small side leaves.
labour as such can obtain representation
We are publishing a picture of Charlie
The value of
in the peace conferencewhich will end or
sea kalo is in accordance with the
DILUTION OF LABOUR.
really
as
he
looks in this issue.,..Yours
AMBITIOUS HUN PLAN.
follow the present war.
strength of the crowns.
Such repredie
"was the third request. £120,000 per
Proposals for the
oE skilled
Germany has on foot a, plan to freo more surely got when Fine crowns
sentation is said to be aimed at by labour labour were considereddilution
and
growth
huge bonus for signing;
annum,
waste
is
also
adopted
and
by German goods from'liability to payment prevented,
' a
leaders in this country and Europe; but the Boot
and the ground around kept
/
up.
[■
Association at of Dutch duty by building a Rhine-Soa clean, so that
they are going about it is not quite its recent Manufacturers'
how
air
'
freely
circulates about
conference in Christchuch, arid canal to have its outlet at Emdon. (states the growth's.
Kitty Gordon at Lila Deipard, tha adventuress in "As in a Looking Glass,"
the nearest approachto a perfectcheese
clear. It is a problem in diplomacy of came
K.S., Masterton—
Stop
strong
exchange).
an
This
would
cost
an
ruiiners
on
~~'
good
enoragain
prominence
into
when a
is the. one that deserves the
some dimensions. vßut ia any event
finds' she cannot escape from her jpast.
Write to your companydirect. Too
Judging
engaged mainly with mili- mous sum of money,but it would elimi- marrow and kindred plants; if extra fine
ropinions people have of it.
Labour's moral weight is bound to Ije riianufactufer
much of a war risk for tfo's column.
Tjy the over increasing salesof
tlio necessity of German shipping fruits are wanted the number must bo
tary work , applied for sthe exemption nate
l)ut<ih restricted by thinning; also pinch off
felt as never before.
reaching
by
passing
through
the
sba
I
had
to
make
all
the
outside
A BLACK NIGHTDRESS.
from military service of two skilled territory, for which satisfactory tariff ar- the point of
I!lines,
' ANGRY, City—
the shoot beyond the fruit—
noises.
;. " "■
"The proposal to put part of our com- operatives. Boot manufacturers have al- rangements have to be entered into with this latter is not ordinarily
Kitty Gordon, the beautiful, star in "I thundered, I galloped like a.horse, In America people /who feel as deeply
necessary,
ready,
under
their
iatest
mons under the plough has excited appreaward, a mea- Holland.
"As in a Looking Glass," wears a sur- I
and is rarely done. Check waste growth
a woman, I marched like an as you do get together and picket tha
of power to dilute skilled labour- by
prise garment in the way.of "nighties." sang like
hension in certain quarters/ says the sure
'■
on tomato plants;
—■——w^—^—i
these plants
Weekly Despatch. \ "At best it is nofc/a engaging returned soldiers in a kind of AMERICAN MERCANTILE MARINE in the open air is watering
This is a black armless robe, whose fight
only
not
not.
necessary,
front
pearl-seeded
very heroic contribution towards increased "improver" capacity when the unions
or
name
is
the
robo
According to a report of the United biifc is mischievous; it induces attacks of
home production, aiid it creates suspicions cannot supply journeymen.
The, emde soir." ,
Department of Commerce,the blight, and sets up soft growth which
opinionsthat irasrs have
theflood.
"^-svitl
that the people's land rriay be fifchedfrom ployers wished to obtain greater pbwers, States
<sf. a; tBEX" Cbeesa can won claim to
ships en- makes work in putting it off,. without
number
of United Statee-owned
them,
"be "one ofthe Best" Por.it is pigtiant—
i
remembered that the but the Arbitration Court saw fit to im- gaged in foroign trade ori 30th June benefiting the fruit.
It
will
be
beans
should
I House of Lords insisted on the return pose this. limitation. x According to re- numbered 3135. Their aggregate groea have the growths Runner
"THE SHE-STREAK."
Uts pleasing flavour is-noticed at first
pinched when they
■taste. And itfs a cfaeesa that "will not
of common lands on which ihiz Govern- ports, the. power given has not been tonnage was 2,194,470,which is double reach the top of the supports.
1916 Models, embody- J Jim Grimsby, the title rolel in "Jim
Gather
back" on '.cSka whofind it hard to
fto
buildings'
tonnage
ment
have
erected
availed
of
to
extent.
is
it
the
at
the
end
irig
during
preced
the
Nor
conthe
Additional Improveany
all beans that are fit for use, whether
,<tsgeet ordinary cheese.
Grimsby's, Boy," is one of the quaintest
For "BEX"
war. 1 To repeat the witticism of a sidered probable that it will be, since re- ing fiscal year. The net tonnage,-reckon- all are wanted or
:Gbeeso possessos all tas yaloflblo digesments. For a quarter-of- { characters that have ever arrived oil the
not. Dwarf beans also j
liobbycynic :—'The Lords saved the coiri- turned soldiers^ unless they have been at ed as approximately seven-tenths of the should
" tivepropertiesof perfecfly msittirea fnll
gathered clean, or the crop is '
be
film.
His only reason for tolerating a
gross,
tons.
The
would be about 1,540,000
The soon
Farmers FaYet within a week the announce- the trade previously, are, not likely to
'Vcreameheesa Itis also most economical
moris.^
exhausted.
woman about the place is his hope of a
J a-century
-—forit Bpreactoeesils' without the nee of
ment is_ made that, common-land is to be seek to enter the boot trade iri large number of American ships passing
vourite
has
satisfaction son; and when it turna
given
through
sanitary
Sold
uddorloss
the
Panama
Canal
in
out to be a girl
Vtattor.
in
tins.
the fiscal
THE FLOWER GARDEN.
turned into,allotments.''
"Why not the riuinbers. When the war is over some
ended 30th June, 1916,was 236,and
to N.Z. Farmers; this pattern his righteous wrath knows no bounds.
private-parks first?" asks the Nation. may be found .who wish to do so, but yejf
WSIST
ON
"REX"
BRAND
planting
their
Bulb
be
You
knew
I
wanted
aggregate
tonnage
proceeded
net
canal
should
a boy, and you
"
-~i
was
"It is clear.that on : grounds alike of then more skilled operatives will be
is better than ever before.
-~iT$E2" HAH KITE,
737,169. Of these 93, with 350,966net with, dealing first with those that are
08, "BEX"
gaveme a gal," he roared at the unfortujustice and poticy the commons must be available.
PVBA&.'AHD TONOUBPATE make
still
in
the
wide
Strong;
heavy
wheels,
toils,
were
id.
the
United
States
coastwise
as
be
startnate
ground,
they
mother,
and
then
declared
his intenmay
' dainty
taken Jast. The right of the village to
and appetising sandwiches.
trade, and 145,,with 386,203net tons, iri ing again at any time, particularly if
axles, large hoppers, rigidly tion of raising it, ".but it'll be a boy."
its common iit- at least, as good as that
foreign trade. In the preceding fiscal rain should make thb soil extra moist.
the
great
Mtwtfsctaradby
RURAL
he
makes
the
mistake
ORGANISATION.
However;
one
of the squire to his park."
braced angle steel frame.
year a much higher proportion of the At the present
time we are moving crinof his life,.for'a bundle of fashion papers
pFOGGTTT JONES & CO4 ETD.
A further step in the direction of American
ships passing through the carial ums, brunsvigias,
hoes
on
Spring
give
z
ephranbelladonnas,
which
gets
"boy,"
into the hands of his
and
v "The war has revealed the character- organising rural workers has been,taken was in the coastwise trade.
thes, and steriibergias, which are with
the mischiefis promptly done. All the
meeting" an obstruction and
istic defects of our political class;" says by the registration of the Agricultural
us how iri a more or less dormant state.
efforts are useless,
woman-hating
father's
,
the Nation. "It nossesses industry and and Pastoral Workers' Union under the
Rear
levers
place.
return
to
EXTENSIVE PILLAGING,
That is to say, the tops arc dead, though
and. lie is outwitted and beaten by* the
Trade Union Act. The terms of regisskill of management; its lack is moral tration
which fold out of way, footprimalinstinct of his offspring: The part
under this Act are different in
The Queensland CustomsDepartment's the roots show signs of activity, so they
and intellectual ,It has never risen to
staff of searchers last week mado another will soon Be growing again. Crinums,
respects
from
those
which
the
of the father.is a heavy one, and it. is.
board,
etc.
the height of its duties and of the public many
and belladonnas are large
sought to embody in its Arbitral discovery of cargo alleged to have been, brunsvigias,require
questionable if anyonebnt FrankKeeriaii
A.P.U.
"
21'ofc ovoxjoue "ȣl!<jSiSft
plantdeep holes for
emergency. Ifc wants confage and it tion Act registration, which the Court pilforcd from an oversea- steamer. The bulbs, and
*
could have handled it.
*tti afford to
wants ideas. From this have flowed its declared
steamer, began her voyagewith five cases ing them in, brurisvigias particularly are
irregular.
to
be
The
A.P.U.
Turnip
Bristow
Feed
fitted
large,
large
special
its shortsightedness, -its anti- itself
as
as a child's head.
whisky for Bris- very
of
a
rxoiop tho bOhs, *
brand
of
/ secrecy,
appear
cannot,
course,
democracy, its assaults ori. liberty, and the Arbitrationo£ Court, but can before
only 22 bottles' survived the These require a hole eighteen inches deep,
"THE LAW DECIDES."
£o.l£ng every
if required.
enter bano,.butThess
its almost total neglect of constructive into
were found hidden
so that deep tillage is an absolute necesagreements. Component unions, if yoyn-^b.
The Love that endured for 2000 year*. See Rider Haggard's novel," She,"
: morningin lite,
This plot is simple, and is based on the
iri a part of the 'ship whore it hadaway
sity,
evifor
the
roots
bo
able
to
thinking
Europe."
over
the
future
of
must
go
they themselves register under the Ar- dently been supposed they would not deeper than the hole. The variety Joeternal triangle "—the husband,-lovely
whose picturUatioh will shortly be here.
I<'
Tint evinyoae V1
wife, and "the other man." The action
Two stylishly-dressed munition girls bitration law, can still inak'e use of the come under the notice of the searchers. sephine is a very noble plant, known as
sOAJJTenjoy tt v^^JjPjfi^'
machinery.
and
'arbitration
some
I
howled
like
a drink-maddened ofiending theatre. They don't write
poignantly,
conciliation
White
calico,
lace
and
th
army,
plant,
handkerchiefs,
tlie candelabra
it sends up stems
is, however,
swift,
6
complained to the Willesden Magistrate,
There
restriction under the Trade curtains, woollen shawls,blankets, and four feet high when growing in good
like invigora- Xt^i
and I screeched like a 'locomotive- letters under pen-names.
crisis of the last scenes aimost unbearably mob,
soil,
London, that their landlady was detain- Union is,iio
Act
of
the
other
articles
were
discovered
in
a place and bears large heads of pink flowers up
all
for
15s
week.
registration
beauty
£ion Ijy simply
classes
intense.
all
a
[l
Dorothy
Kelly
has a
*"^i««a^** ing their clothes and other belongings. of rural workers which may be em- where they had ho right to be. This dis- to forty_ iri
ROB R—
her own, and as the young wife whose
"1 remember one nightwhen ifcseemed -Four pages, but after all your new a
number on one spike. Crinum
iirioklng dally
In a list of their property the girls iti- braced by the organisation, and this at covery and another- made on another
practically as good, the PALMERSTON NORTH indiscretion leads tii such black trouble, that, the last straw had been heaped on didn't work out at much to the aero.
Powellii
alba
is
cluded three bottles of whisky, or once removes
pillage
vessel
last
show
that
the
b<3forQ breakweek,
of
obstacle which threatbeing white tinged with pale
her girlish»grace is well snited. Shedoes me. I was letting off femaleshrieks of The'vampire is a universal character in
other spirits, a costume valued at ten ened to hinderan
&,* a glassful
whilo ships are at sea' is carried flowers
and expansion cargo
pink. The sternbergia is known as the
oiit on a rather extensive scaib.
guineas, boots worth £2 2s a pair, and on constitutionalprogress
literature," and so legitimate goods fot
'
lines.
yellowautumn crocus, these and the pure
*>?""
monies.
other equally costly article's of wearing
\
white zephraantb.es are small plants that
apparel.
SMART
PASSAGE BY CONVERTED: are very useful for autumn flowering;
ipis' j.—
A.W.U. PRESIDENT.
STEAMER.
lovely
and (glory be!) beautiedge
name,
them
the
of
the
border.
A.
plant
near
The following is ah extract firorri GerMr. Francis Walter Lundie, who has The smart passage of 35 days mado by At the. present time tlio montbrettias
ful writing. In New Tork there are estiman orders found by the French at been elected president of the Australian the barquentino
City of, Sydney between amongbulbous plants are showing their
riiated
to be 9000 picture houses.
Donaumont. It applies to German sol- Workers' Union- in succession to- Mr. San Francisco. and Melbourne was the value, these are valuable for decorative
diers suspected of malingering:—"Ener- A. W. Spence (whose advocacy of con- general tbp'id of conversation on. 'Change
Montbrettias do best in warm
getic and merciless action must be taken. scription brought him into disfavour) is O^ays the San Francisco Chronicle). This purposes.
places, with full., exposure to the sun.
the first time the City of Sydney has Any lurid
Make use of arms or take legal, oeasures one of the pioneers of the big organisa- is.
'.There's nothing Hte it for
of coil seems to suit them,
against all those against whom faults tion. Born at Port Adelaide in N 1866; made a voyago lindor sail,' and the ven- piovided it be moderately free.' Among
Seeping tiie digestion and
have been brought.
he started work on a farm at eleven ture was looked, upon with doubt by the really beautiful flowers at' present
Specially
shall
THE KING'S—
lowels in good health.
shipping mien. For years the ves- out, the swaihsonia must be noticed.
characteristic cases shall be made public years of age, arid in what should have nlariy
sel as a steamer was engaged
"THE LAW DECIDES" {Dorothy
in the
as a lesson to all that thos guilty of been his golden days of youth was work- Panama, service
of the Pacificmail. When Therei are flowering shrubs that make a
Kelly).
ing
at the jobs that bush tracks led to
64 Pull Doses" in Every Bottto
cowardice wilt be dealt with, without
she became too slow for that service she fine show id the garden, and yet may
mercy. Guards in close proximity "to —shearing, bullock-punching, and gen- was laid up in Oakland Creek and her not be very attractive on close examina2/-»" Cbenristaand Stores 2/EVERYBODY'S—
the firing line must exercise a sharp sur- eral station work. He~" joined the machinery removed. When the big de'- tion, the bu'ddieias,for instance,one can"SEE PAWNSHOP" (Charlie Chapveillance behind the front.. Patrols of Amalgamated Shearers'Union in 1887, marid for bottoms opened, .owing' to the not say they are lovely, yet they are fine
lin):
'
gendarmes, horsemen, and cyclists are and becoming at once an activo member, war, she wes fitted as a., barquentineafter garden plants. But the swainsonia .apappointed
he
the
several
months
of
workShe
built
beautiful
the
closer
it
is
"JIM GRIMSBY'S' BOY" (Frank
organiserby
pears
was
as an
was
the more
to be sent to all fronts to visit the
■. .'
Keenaii).
Adelaide branch five years later.
He in 1875 at Chester,3P0.,is 3016 grossarid approached, the pea-shaped blossoms are
camps,' shelters, or canteens where fregood for any purpose. There are at
quent appeals are made. I again call continued in that capacity until 1900, 1965 net tons.
of
THE
EMPRESS—
unopposed
when
he
was
as
secleast
three
varieties
the
swainsonia,
generals,
commanding
the attention of
SPECULATIVE SHIPBUILDING.
retary
Kitty Gordonin "AS IN A IX)OKthe' branch. He has had the
red, or rather rose pink, grey, or ]a,venarmy corps to the importance of these unique,ofexperience
of /being elected unA good example of speculative Bhir>- der, and pure white,, the red species is
ING GLASS."
:
WILL
measures. (Signed) Yon Ochow, Infantry opposed
places
bnflding
is
In
favoured
the
position
by
to that
for sixteen conafforded
the Mbtdrtank .the best.
General.".
secutive years. In 1888 he was vice- Shipping Co. of .ChristAariia, (states the bougainvillea is looking veTy beautiful
PEOPLE'S PICTURE PALACE—
Sydney Shipping last). This concern orjiis£ now, the variety of glabra known
Several large hotels and clubs in president of the branch, and president dered a number of motor ships for. con- as
Florence La Badie in "THE PILsanderiana k the finest, being simply
London have been taken by the British for the 'two years following, and has struction in the United
LOBT."
States,
b
ut
it
has
a
represented
every
"for
the branch in
annual now sold its building.contracts at a
mass of the gorgeousbracts. Ipomoea
X win "be finer, softer, smoother,
Government
but the A.W.U.,
BABY
FORSYTHE,
purposes,
H
war
the old perennial convolvulus,is
Scurf and Dandruff will disappear,
Conferencesince 1895. Outside siderable profit, aid decided to.wind con1 I
En
THE STAR—
up". learii,
first private house to be commandeered
the
gtovy.
yoa
by
using
iftake
care
of
it
\
H
also
in
its
This
is
one
of
I
A-W.U. he has taken a keen in- The contracts for three motor vessels with
is that of the Duke of Buccleoch, Mon- the
"THELAW PEQIDES.".
blue
have been sold finest of climbing plants, the large dark
tagu House, Whitehall. No portion of terest in fnunicipal work, and was eight a total value o{ £340,C00
"THE.PAWNSHOP" {Charlie Chapfine contrast to the
the house is to be reserved for the duke's years a member,of the Port Adelaide for £545,000,and another of the-, com- bells making aplant
dry
lin).
requires a, rather
This
personal >usb, and the treasures of this Municipal Council and six. years a mem- pany's vessels has'been sold at a profit of foliage.
ber in the Adelaide City Council, where 400,000kronen (about £45j000). The position, it will not tolerate wet ground,
mansion
been
historic "
have
fenioved.tb
represents Grey Ward.
J
I
company,is a new one, and has hardly and if drainage is not good, it will die
Gwalia,WesternAustralia.
ono of the family's country seate. No he.now
shipping operations, : and iri winter, but given a dry and warm
Jim Grimiby'* "Boy" ha* been looking at fashion plate*,, and refusing
Virol,Ltd.,
Mr. Lnndie is described by- Australian started regularamount
TRIANGLE ANIMALS.
other private' residence in London, occuto 4,000,000
yet its profits
kronen position there is no apparent limit to its
to be a he."
■.:'
as
a
Food Specialists.
players
"Worker"
determined
battler
ia
at
pets
If'all the
of
the Tripies such. an interesting site. As early the interests of his class, clean and un- (aboiit £«0,060).
Dear Sir,
growth, I have in mind a plant which
angle studios were ever gathered together
I send youaphotograph ofmyson Harold.
at 1240 Hubert de Burgh built a large
has covefed_ one side'and one erid_ of a
in his principles, and
When seven. weeks he. was ill with
not forget, either,, in all her anguish, terror, and thundering with one hand and at one place it would make the .nucleus
dwellinghere,which subsequently became compromising
outbuilding,
lighter
and
has
even
climbed
six
months
oldhe
was
strictly
large
gowns.'
hailing
with the other, while,
marasmus-, at
honourable in his methods.
BRAZIL AS A SHIPBUILDER.
to wear spine remarkably pretty
9
right bf a liienagerie- that would put Bafrftm
';
by poundsthan at birth, and only a frameof
the property of the. Black Friars, of the
the
leg "was working the moan of my
According _to Oscar Corfeia, assistant a post carrying telephone wires, arid
the wind to* shame. It would, contain Ford Sterskjn and bone, so thin was he that we used
a mass of flowers aaid foliage.
is
and B Archbishop of York, and finally of
whole
Etc.
and
left
imitating
wrap
which w£Hit,Preserve,
Honrisl,.
to
the
Brazilian
Consul-General
to
him
incotton
wool
and
nurse
him
"AN
OLD
DOG,"
the
was
crash
at
New
the
of ling's bear, Fay Tincher's parrot, Norma
TEACHERS AS UNIONISTS.
Henry VIII. The present house ■vvas
and as it penetrates to m
Stren^thea
on a pillow for fear he should fall to pieces.
York, eight or ten ships of from 5000 *o The plant referred tx> is growing against
Enid Markey is, delicious in the in- fallingtrees, wnen.the leading man stuck Talmadge's doves, Mabel.
Normand's
the loss of the M
begun by the fifth duke in 1858.. The
the roots.will replace
The picture shows him at the age of. IS
"
The Queensland Teachers' Union, at ip.OOO tonis are beirig rushed to cbrhple an asphalt road. ■■ The asphalt is laid
his
head
found
Grimsby's
stage.
prize
Natural O.U
in the Hair, the want of H cost
eri's
at;ine
from
the
months,
genious
Triangle
goat, Bessie Love's rabbits, Louise '■
a
winner at the childi
ball
.film "Jim
ofthe building amounted to £100,000. its annual conference, decided to regis- tion in Brazil. He states further thai; th« right up to.the building. A small part
which causes Baldness. It is sold ina Si
held here thisyear, and everyone who knew\ Boy," but her last scene surpasses all. Ho was.supposed to be pursued by dogs, Glaums cats; Mack-Sennett!s lion, Doiig- ,
is
noted
for
make
Montagu.
great
asphalt
§g
House
its
Golden Colour for Fair Hair, of Stores,
an industrial union, and to seek project of building a merchant fleet that of the
was broken out to
that he was so ill, and sees him to-day,
In this she suddenly becomes shy at the and he hissed : ' Bark, :you chump, bark! las Fairbanks' dogs,. Charles Murray's;
Rowland's, n| rooms, splendid furniture, exquisite porce- ter as
Chemists, fliirdressers.aiid
marvels at the change. I cannotexpress my
improved conditions through the Arbi- will make Brazil independent of foreiprri room to pitt-the plant, in, and nothing
: 67, Hattori-garden, London.
Avoid Uj
gratitudefor Virol,for it was also the means
ardent glances of the young sheriff, and Why don't you bark, you lazy shirker? '" monkeys, William Hart's horses, Torlain, its Vandycks, and its incomparable tration Court. The delegates unanimous- bottoms is being,supported liberally by more was done, it is never watered, it
imitetions under the Bj
> : cheap wortl,ileßs
saving
yearand
days
of
his
a
10
older
sister,
then gruff old Jim Grimsby hands out
miniatures. Pictures of Rubens, Rem- ly agreed to this course, which would the Government,but details are lacking could not be. This should be an eyesame or eira.ilar name which have, no B
than he. Marjorie was a lovely babyborn,
imagine
plants
Properties
and
do
not
H
13
that
some fine old crusted advice. "Young
however,
great
opener
eight
Eestorative
and other
masters probably find little favour in this Do- It
when some
for those that
butat
months old she had convulsions.
Raphael,
brandt,
certain,
perfume—
delightful
contain that
W
The Doctor tried everythingIft knew of to
feller, you'd better come round some
adorn tlie walls. But the collection of minion it it could be earned into effect. o£ the Latin-American countries Btart in cannot be grown without watering. Many
Otto of Bcses—for which Eowland's m
no advantage, till at last he decided to try
thing
they
taught
to
do
a
do
in
inme
other time when she ain't so derned exunique
years'
experience
and unrivalled even An even more radical proposal was disit,
some
has
practical
Hacassar Oil has been so longfamous. || miniatures is
Virol, andwe could see a marked improveeven better than ourselves (saye
stances
given
ground
began
well-trenched
and
about
cited. You can't tell which way she
Royal
palaces.
days.
by
that,
ment
in
two
We
a
in
cussed—affiliation with the Australian an American exchange), arid in many good
plants
tinydose
and
increased
deep-rooting
gradually
might jump jest now."
very
not
it to
Bobby Conolly tettlej
Workers' Union. This did not find fav- ways we. could well take lessons , from only cultivation,
the prescribed dose, and ina few weeks she
wateringin average
requiredo
not
things in "The Law
"Look at. Sweden, look at Norway, our, since there was a, difference,.of them. There is no fear that Brazil will seasons, but they
was able to sit up in her little bed. I send
actually
better
are
these photos to show thefaith I have in your
BOY.",
look at Denmark, look at Holland, look opinion ori the question of conscription, enact any such law as the SeamenAct, without it. Such plants
DEFINE
"SMALL
Decides "—the splendid
as dahlias for
wonderfulVirol. Now, ifthe childrenshow
at Belgium—five small kingdoms, every and, further, A. W.U. officials were in- for which we have to thank the late
any signs of being out of sorts, 1 just take
This is a difficult matter, accordingly Vitagraph drama showinstance root deeply if they have the
one of them outraged by Germanpower, clined to reject the teacher's over- Senatorfrom Wisconsin,who, it ia said,
them off theirfood and give them Virol for
is the father or mother of the boy,
cool
conditions
as
one
they
find
ing
chance,
there
then
are
first-rate
at The King's.
they
ship
days
they
again.
nor the salt water until
a few
and
considered, never saw a
whose fate, if Germany should,succeed tures. The teachers,
or his next-door neighbour. The genuine
Faithiully.yours,
soil, and sufficient moisture. In such
not such good unionists as to ho took his.seat jn Congress—a piece of of
boy article is really a mixture .of
(Mrs.) W. R. Forsythe.
in this war, would not be difficult to were
without
waterconditions
are
best
small
they
bids
fair
to
drive
Amerilegislation
that
Bosebery in a recent strengthen the big organisation, though
imp, cherub, angel, and rogue. Little
ing, they are more florifefous, and stur(""'clfl'*^) ' ,'_ Do you want quiofc, foresee,"said Lord
would derive strength can shipping off the seven seas.
easy.pleaaantshaveaf speech at Edinburgh. "We are fighting they themselves
dier. I have long been convinced that
Bobbie Conolly is the perfect film small
:£»33«—^7"j7"l)
Many
from
the
affiliation.
'Ty ■: ©CO
outraged
V-*.
Do
this
teachers'
you-want
Norway,
cruelly
keep
to
for
at
mowhich
dry
boy,
'lf
the
and in "The Law Decides" he is
system of cultivation,
S£ff Ib ■*' yonrface in thepink ment with the massacre of her merchant delegates also took the view that they Attention has been drawn of late to thfe includes deep
trenching, is 'by far the
adorable. He manages in some_ mysfree
to have another new type of ship constructed in Norway,
S CJ?J b
001
condition,
endeavour
should
not
unrelentlessly
pursued
on
the
seamen,
satisfactory
in results.
terious way to shed real tear's in the
inmost
I ff Ir ii«^ from
Pirn.P'es,
growinghairsoronts?
high seas. We are fighting for Sweden, body fight their cause; if they desired it being entirely of concrete, with the
scenes where he ought to do so, and "hie
improvement, they should strive for it exception of the ribs, which are of stool.
Thensetyonrrazorfor
THE
GREENHOUSE.
73^*7^^*^.
troubles are most convincing. The wonoays at our expense on a who> at any rate at any moment may
*T^
Two Idrge barees so built wore recently
iX
themselves.
position.
yonr
Hone.
Take
herself
iri
the
same
on
well
should
find
We
Primulas
that
have
come
derful srhilo which breaks over his elfin
>s^^ finest
Perforated,
launched a-t Moss, a^small town near
\~* C4P**v
blade oryoarpoorest; give
fighting
for. eyry neutral nation,
Old Street,E.G. face when things come right is'as natural
Christiania.. It is claimed that the hull he ready for their last potting. The S.H.E.
VIROL,LTD.,182-188,
'J it a few strokes or hone all day; are
'j
Bobby will
very
NOTES.
of
a
free
charfighting,
compost
and
we
are
for
one
which
is
not
better
than
should
be
is
the tears, and in this play
'
damage
will resist
stebJ,iron,
ri jei« the resalt will be the. same—a
perfectshave. The boles prtTtnl weak, the United States,for if we were
i!
Mr. Justice Edmunds,in whose hands or wood, raid will consequently l>e safer. acteiv-it mnst not bind.
be the talk of the town,
»"rwlJle .ana antomav4callyprpin the war, which Heaven the Australian coal dispute was placed The first practical <tpnlic.ition of the idea
vanquished
spring
flowering.
i ' i.^5«»T
Pot
bulbs
for
up
duceaperfectkeenahavingedge
,■/
was previously best kriowri of such "stone ships" dates only a. fow If'reesiasare very popular for this pur' --XTw
the. Perforated Hone forbid, the United States would bo the for settlement,
NEWS MITES.
pose, if convenient, after potting place
yoa find it next to suffer from the aggressive) and as President. of the New South Wales' months back, wheni thn first barge con"**?3O days
FREE. Unless
Bmboth'cutting
edge
o£ this material was launched. them in
yonr
on
For Influenza uois
A/leaves a
Nonha Talmadgo celebrated the New
Necessary Commodities
a frame, give a thorough waterCommission,structed
like silk in your face,' i unscrupulous power of Prussia."
It
at
once attracted much attention in ing, and
" / razor thatfeels
till
light
the
with
sacks
Year by inaffynig Mr. Joseph" Schenk;
which,
for almost two years conducted Scandinavia,ajid a second barge of_ some
cover
, / return
it at onr expense and get yonr
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Such pTiiases as Manchester man" price-fixing operations in the State. He hundred tons \Vn.s launched. A similar the bulbs start growth.
/ money back immediately.
A new innovation that has come about
4/i orpost fraafrom and
/ SoldeverywhereHat
Liyefpool gentleman" alVrays has » reputation as. a practical man, and "stone ship" is now to be built for the
in America is the doing away of the
Box
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parties
the
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word, and arbitrary measurement called
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gpSi Costs21—Mokes 1 pint—Saves 10/- j«j "the reel." The reel has spoiled many
1 Booklet: "The..Sccrjt of...Ea>:y.Shayin/>." According to tea old Liverpool stage dispute at Bulli recently with an illus- A. Swedish
the new Swedish is especially designed to meet the needs
qualities. A vice has proposed that
:
'■ a good story through its hard-and-fast
coach driver, however, Lancashire ap- tration of his practical
m&
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to
;
ferry
b© built for of sufferersfrom Eczema and other Skin
boats,.which
pears to bo the home of such expres- matter of £18 was holding up the colliery,
length, either through useless padding
between. Sweden and England, Diseases. Rcxona is a quick and effecMotor Mail Service. sions, for, when he was asked,as he and both parties were determined not to service
\ EVlN—Foxton
Cordial of Blackberry for spinningtip.but purposes, or telescoping
thereupon paid n'croßS the North Soa, should b«i con- tive remedy, and is sold at Is 6d '-and
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last
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and. Jamaica
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leave
bxtbn 6.30, arrive .Lovm 7.30; Ibavo
remedy for Diarrhoea,Dysentery; Pains
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Kitty Gordon has 'begun,work .upon her THE CENSOR.
evin 10.30, arrive Foxton 11.30;
felly Ira Wiggrn, a chap frit, Bowton, quently that an investigation of the Entire railway trains across the sfen, kfl.Vper
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THE TURF
MIMES AND MUSIC
(By "Orpheus.")
FIXTURES
February It and 15—Woodville Jockey Club.
THE SHOW.S.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
Jf. C. Williamson's "Damaged Goods," 12tli
February 14, 16, and 17—Dunedin Jockey Club.
February 22 and 2-I—Wauganui Jockey Club.
March 15 and 16—Masterton Racing Club.
February.
FARMERS: start
1917 with the bejsi
ACCOUNTBOOKS
NOTES AND COMMENTS
MAJESTY'S.
HIS
ner to score at Taranaki. She is now
running up to her privatereputation, and
Fuller Vaudeville.
TUB KING'STHEATEB.
(By "Sir Lancelot.")
Pictures nightly.
CROWN THEATRE.
Pictures nightly.
STAB THEATRE.
Pictures nightly.
OUR THEATRE.
Pictures nightly.
Ownersand trainers should note that
nominations for all handicap events at
should not be long getting out .of the
hack class. Mr. A. W. Rutherford informedme at Blenheim that he had enquired about the half-sister to Encore
and Revocation by St. Paul, and was informed that she had been, purchased by
a resident of the Thames.
The Awapuni-trained King's Armour
(King's Guest—Annourex) scored his first
win in the Trial Hack Race on the second day of the Marlborough Meeting.
Benope (the half-brother to Sir Knox)
beat the others. That was his only appearance at the meeting.
Metallum, winner of the Maiden Plato
on tho opening day of the Poverty Bay
Meeting, is a two-year-old filly by All
Black—Winning Post. She was bred by
her owner, Mr. Rangi Kerehoma, and is
the first produce of Winning Post.
Lady General was unlucky to be beaten by Excitement for second place in
tho Dash Hack on the first day at Blenheim. On the second day she was sent
out favourite for the Seymour Welter,
an open race, and scored in good style.
The Marlborough Racing Clubincreased the stakes by £325 at the recent meeting. The nomination and acceptance
fees showed an increase,but the gate
receipts and totalisator turnover did nol
come up to expectations. About 1300
volunteers have left for the front from
the district; and to this an official of
the club attributes the falling off in the
receipts from the_ sources named. The
meeting resulted in p. loss. It is hoped
that the stakes offering for the Autumn
as in previous
Meeting will, be as liberal
'
years.
"
The local contingent was not as strong
as usual at Riverlands this year. Mr. J.
J. Corry started. Pinono, Heeltap, ImaThe latter ran a
ribbon, "and Pariform.
good race on the second, day, when he
just failed to concede Lady General 71b.
The only Riverlands horse to score was
Totaranui, who ran' a good race on the
second day. He is now owned and trained by- the veteran A. Raynor, who was
racing there thirty yearsago,a' nd the win
was well received.
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LADIES' COLUMN
FASHION NOTES
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It comprises many charming things in Vases, Fern and
Palm Pots, etc. We have no hesitation in saying that
no more beautiful assortment has ever been shown in
Wellington:
The Enemy in
Your Mouth!
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These will make perfectly delightful WEDDING GIFTS.:
The prices run from 6/6 to 66/- As the export of metal
goods is now practically prohibited from Britain, we
cannot hope to repeat these fine goods till war is over.
PEW
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IP'TTLE
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IBCTI
a
c most
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:jßlmyMffti&
the Dannevirke Racing Club's Annual
Meeting close to-night at nine o'clock
with Mr. R. Takle (secretary).
NEW THEATIiK
Waimatoa, won the Dash Hack (a halfContinuous. Pictures.
mils scurry) on the opening day at
THE.VInt
EMPRESS
Continuous Pictures.
Blenheim,and on Thursday won in open
SUORTT'S THEATRE.
company. Daytime took him on at a
differenceof two stone, but the Otaki
Pictures.
Continuous
hack led throughout. He was purchasPEOPLE'S PICTURE PALACE.
Continuous Pictures.
ed alt Mr.. Hira Parata's clearing sale at
BRITAXXIA THEATRE.
Otaki last winter for 25 guineas, and it
I Continuous
Pictures.
is reported that his owner recently reEVERYBODY'S
THEATRE.
fused 400 guihe-as for him. Form Up
Continuous Pictures.
made him look a moderate at Trentham,
QUEEN'S THEATRE.
and on the second day at Blenheim he
Continuous Pictures.
are books specially designed to
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was
in receipt of a stone and a-half from
malco it easy to keep correct
. accounts.
.
he re- Goldstream,who is not a good beginner,
and records:—
.membered
Isabelle D'Arrhond, who will
the
and
has
been racing over longer coursesstarring
as
with
first
Waimatoa's admirers are-talking about
The N.Z. Farmers' Diary & Account Book
Tivoli Follies, was on. the bill at the Stewards'
Foolscap size, contains t mass of information filfi
recently.
Handicaps and Great Easters.
Colonial Theatre,, New York,
helpful to Farmers
: ;
PRICK U/U
: Says Dragonet, in, the London ReJ.. O'Shearode three winners at the
Taranaki
Meeting,
and should soon be
feree: I -went to see "Ohu Chin Chow"
The Smaller Farmers' Financial Positioit
'
the other afternoon. It was. lovely. at the- head of successfulhorsemen..
Planned by a Public Accountant to enable the"
the best talent and command it. There
,'"<
in our camps only fourteen
smaller Farmer to meet the requirements ry Ifi.
in ashes is a dream of frightthe Egmont Stakes running as
Taking
London
ia the walking costume in striped cotton
of the Finance Act
. Pbiob I/V ~*
fulness..-.The Asches in London are a a guide it looked as if Bimeter would
Assam trimmed on side, belt, and
were free of this disease—
■
pockets;
pique,
delightf
illness.
add the Taranaki Stakesto Mr. G. D.
or a white
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6ports coat
dream of
for it is a disease !
The N.Z.
GeneralFarmers' Account Book ■:■ j
to Greenwood'saccount. The black horse
,
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Fred
who
has
returned
new
roll
collar
and
revere,
Bluett,
effect,
finished
Also a Labour Journal. Contains forms for all- ...;
with belt and crochet buttons; or a camCaries destroys the teeth,
Australia" from England, is to produce was best-backed of the three runners,
Accounts. Hegisters ot Stock, Analysis"of ry//v
bric semi-fitting back, high roll collar,
Wages, etc. .
..PRICE I I\j,
"'., .'.
poisons food, impairs digesa Revue at Sydney Tivoli. The title but was beaten by Mr. T H. Lowry's
military
.which
belt
finished
Square,"
pearl
o£ the. Revue is "All
front,
to side,
two-year-old Estland, by Finland—War
tion, weakens the system
The N.Z. Dairy Farmers' Account Book, '
buttons; or a white poplin, basque effect,
'"'..
Mr. Bluett obtained from the English Scare,by Martian—Gossip (dam of BobComprising Beeister and StockBook. Cash
fancy cross-over front, double pan collar,
Book ami
and sets up dangerous' con- .
"i ■■'-,"
comedian,Fred Kitchen.
rikoff). The two-year-old had a big pull
Journal. Givesinstruction in simple and efll- "1 I)/ft
glass
trimmed with pipings,
buttons; or
M: Eugene ; Ossipoff,' the Russian in the weights. He had raced conditions in the body. "
ciont Book-keeping. Strongly bound. PRICE
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a white muslin—a frock trimmed with
who has just completed a con- sistently since the'beginning of the sea■baritone,;
embroidery, and one of the best possible.
The only way to combat
cert toni of the Dominion, has decided son,
rnHESE books areprinted and boundin New
having been placed at Hawkes Bay,
is to consult a thorJ_ Zealand aiid sold direct to T'OCby the
Caries
to settle iv Wellington for some time. Wellington in.
ACCEPTANCES
DUNEDIN
Eiccarspring
twice,
oughly competent Dentist.
manufacturers. That is -vvliy they are so
M.. Ossipoff;will be a welcome and. not- ton, WellingtontheCup Meeting,
EgTHE
HOUSEKEEPER
and
moderately priced. ORDER YOUES NOW !.
able addition to- the ranks of our mont. Estland has won just on 800
(HI TELEGBAPH.—PRESS ASSOCIATION.)
Hundreds of cases have been
.singers.
successfully treated by
.
soys
this season. He was ridDUNEDIN, 9th February.
my painSEASONABLE RECIPES,
A syndicate of four, headed by Miss den in stakes
antiseptic methods. Deless,
Acceptances for the first day of the Potato Pie.—Mix . together four boiled
by G Clarke, who served his apVera Remee and Mr. Clive Farnham,
cayed Teeth are repaired and
ancf T°mbs
:—,
R.
J.
and
I
Dunedin
races
are
prenticeship
potatoes
under
. Mason,
sliced,a tablespoonful of minced
have formed a stock company in Bris-.
made serviceable,or replaced by
IllUfUillUU
recently out of his time Sir George i Hurdles Handicap, of 150 soys; one onion, tho sam« quantity of chopped
Limited
bane, and have taken over the local was
natural-looking teeth that mntch
won the first Taranaki. Stakes mile and three-quarters.—Kilmeny 11.11, parsley, c little pepper and salt, and half
Tivoli Theatre. The opening production, Clifford
your sound ones. ExpertBridge11.10,CastIron 11.8,Peerless a pint of new milk. Stir it thoroughly
by the new companywas "Romeo and with Flying Start, and: last season Em- Plymouth
Over
work guaranteed for Ten Years.
Glenthorpe
Rupee
place
Golden
and
it
in
a
dish.
this
spread
9.6,
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Juliet," which proved an excellent finan- perador and Bimeter ran first and 9.13,
a
layer
of breadcrumbs mixed with the
Plat*s. Crowns and Fillings at
9.2, Mount Victoria 9.0.
cial draw. "The Last Appeal" (which second
yolk
egg.
Is
of
an
Bake
Handicap,
soys;
140
the
Hvhole
thorMostReasonable Charges.
of
one oughly.
Tango was the only, one of six horses ! Gladbrook
is the companion play to "The Rosary")
LET ME ATTEND TO
was nest produced, with
"Twol from J. H. Prosser's Porirua stable taken mile.—Palamon 9.9, Vospeil 9.8, Dorian
Applo Pickle.—Peel,ewe, and slice 30
Dpwn
8.4, Lion A3, Take
YOUR TEETH NOW I
apples, and boil them with one quart o!
Orphans," "Sign of the Cross," and to Blenheim to score a win. The half- 8.5, Partiun
Hot
Air
Master
7.13,
Hamilton
7.13,
Cup
vinegar
"Madam X" to follow in the order in- sister to Pavlova scored in the
on
and a half pounds of
Nuriei in Attendance.
. :
Ringform 7.11, Camieu 7.11, Pall brown end one
j the first- day, with little to spare from 7.13,
They, must bo cold before
dicated. .
.
sugar.
7.7,
Mall
Aaland
Baron
7-9,
Northbum
being
mixed
with
ingredients.
the other
"Nowadays most people recognise the Daytime, who was m. front throughout. 7.7,
.stage
Lochiella 7.7, Whipcord 7.7. '-.
W. P. SOMMERVIILE
Chop .three-quarters of a pound of eeedas a medium for intellectual en- Heeltap met- with some interferencein
Champagne Stakes,of 350 soys; sis less raisins and one and a quarter pounds
lightenment as well as light entertain- the race, and C. Reed (rider of Tango) furlongs.—Ample
The Careful Dentist"
garlic,
quarter
pound of onion,_ and
9.7, Trentham Rose of
ment. Times have changed. It is a was fined £5. In: the President's HanMOLESWORTH STREET
Kilrush 8.13, Claverhouse 8.10, three-quarter ounce of powdered ginger,
matter for thanksgiving, not for regret. dicap, on the second day, Gold .Soult 9.3,
(Over
teaspoonful
dry
add
half
a
Birwud 6-Sons, Chemists)
Sisyphus
Kilmeny
8.10,
of
mustard
In the white light of publicity, vice is carried more than twice the amount in- Gamecock 8.10,
and half poundof salt. Mix a-11 together
Hours: 9 a-m. to 5.30 p.m.; 7 p.m. to 8.30
Saturday. 9 «.m. to I p.m.
being . tracked to. its lair." So spoke vested on Tango. The latter again ran 8.7.Dunedin Cup, of 1000 soys; one mile until they are weir blended. Put. the
Chief Justice Stafford, of New York, better than her stable-mate,and beat and a-half—Bee
Telephone 39W
Rorke's Drift 8.11, piokle into bottles with wide necks, and
in endorsement of Brieui's
drama, everything excepting Ladify. On the John Barleycorn 9.2,
and tie down.
BAIXI*
20
'
8.11, Adjutant 8.10, cork
Toasted Cheese.—Cut some slices' of
"Damaged Goods," vhich was the first day the latter met with some inter- Ardenvhor
'8.6, Snub 8.5, Wishful 8.0, crumb
of bread about half an inch in
foundation of the world-wide crusade ference at the stai"t, and was knocked GoldenKing 7.13, Margarine 7.8, Ringthickness,and toast thorn lightly on both
against "The Red Plague" and' which hack last Tango is engaged in the form 7.8, United Service
6.11, Sister 6ides. Lay on them some slices of rich
will tie staged -at the Grand Opera Woodville Cup with 6.12,and will have Resris 6.7,"Rose Pink 6.7. ■■■-■'■
:
I!iinill11!l!!!!lilllll!ii!li!iiillll!!iill3[|
and put theni in a, cheese-toaster
under'
the
J.
C.
Williamson's
House,
Apprentices' Plate, of 100 soys; six. choese,
101b penalty Ladify will ,el< o
till the.cheese ia melted.- Spread a little
management on Monday next. '"The to put upput
up 101b penalty. On the furlongs.—Revolution 8.1, Sir Ta,rka8.1, made mustard and pepper over them,
world is no longer afraid to look facts have to
serve on: very hot plates. This dish
in the face," he continued. "You can- second day at Blenheim Ladify carried Gunshy 8:1, Sailors' Hope 8.1, Lochella and
,be 6ont to the tablo very hot, otherand Tango 8.4. At Woodville Ladify I 8.1, Pelonius 8.1. Pall Mall 8.1, Lady must
not fight evil in the dark. You must 8.2
wise it is worthless.
Kyle
Lady
Superior
will
and
Tho.
latter
Kilkee
Tangor7.B.
have
8.9
8.1,
7.13,
drag it into the light of day beforeyou
FOOD IN HOT WEATHER. "
turn the tables, as she has much 7.13, Swalo 7.13.
can give .it the death-blow. It is well maybest
Publicans' Handicap,.of.soo.sovs; six
of it.
With porcelain gums,
Thq following recipe for keeping food
that the worst evile that affect society the
cool
in
furlongs.—Oxenhope
Bairnsdale was
hot weather is.said to be excel9.9, Koesian 9.1;
The Trenfcham-trained
are no longer unmentionable. It is the only
King 8.0, Robert Bell 7.13, lent. A correspondent says:—Peoples in
Golden
we
make a specially of:
produced
day
on
the
second
of
the
theatre that has sounded the challenge."
Westolla 7.12, Palisade 7.12, Miss De the country or elsewhere not in close
The first production of "Damaged Blenheim Meeting. Trickery .was the Val
Kilboyne 7.2, Disdainful 7.2, proximity to an ice factory should .profriends cannot tell
your
best
he
had
to
beat
in
the
Summer
7.11,
Goods" to Australia was largely due
cure half a pound of sal ammoniac and
to Dr. Richard Arthur, M.L.A., of Hack Handicap, and he paid the small- Sir Malt 7.0, Honesty 6.13, Marsa 6.9, one pound of washing soda,
in
dissolved
them
from nature's own.
Lady
Clynelish
.'Trent
6.9,
6.7,
Glens-'
est,
meeting.
,Sydney, who takes great interest
dividned at the
This was
in sowater equal in quantity to the two,'and
placed m a metal or earthenware vessel.
cial questions. Dr. Arthur asked J. C. Bairnsdale's first start since he went into i ponso 6.7, Miss Finland 6.7
Stewards'
-Welter
of
-175
▼
-Handicap,
M'Laughlin's
temperature
Williamson. Ltd., whether they did not J
stable.
This will reduce the
almost
think it a duty they owed to the
J. Olsen, the South Island jockey, soys; one mile.—Sedd-el-Bahr10.5, All to freezing point. This jar oan then be
public, which had so heartily patronised rode seven winners at the Marlborough Ready 9.8, Comely 9.8, Briar Patch 9.3, placed in another /receptacle, and any
Palamon 8.13, Mohawk 8.11, Jeiniiot article desired to bo' cooled can bo placed
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their attractions for many years, to Meeting.
Yes 8.9, Ogier 8.5, Thaddeiiß 8.4, on top, or <it the side of the first jar.
present a drama such as "Damaged
The Tauranga Stakes is a much older- 8.9,
Another way to use this simple recipe is
Surgeon Dentists
Goods"for the public welfare. After established race than Ithe GisborneCup. Vocation 8.0, Zuvinus 8.0.
to have a flat tin, one or two
Berwick
Handicap, of 130 soys; seven depth,
incheslidin
much consideration, it was decided -to In Thursday's race Cleft met Multifual furlongs.—Ardmore
covered with a. tightfitting
Matty
119
WILLIS STREET
9.11, '
9.4, into which
give a private performance to medical on nearly a stone better terms than in
preparation
may
the
placed'
men,; clergymen-, ecienitists, matrons the GisborneCup a week previously, and Vospeil 8.13, Kilbrogan 8.12,Placid 8.9, Butter and such 'goods can bethen
be
of hospitals, and others, and ask managed to turn the tables. Cleft is a Bore 8.7, Highfield 8.5, lan Hamilton stacked on top, and kept firm If the sal
l}niiH!lßS!lilglSSßHiHßilHHlllilii(?lifH
Borodino
Hot Air 8.3, Benefit ammoniac and soda are
them to decide as to the wisdom of a
coarsely pulvor-'
gelding by Multifid— 8.3, Wingform 8.3,
8.1/ Sylvia 8.0.
public production. Opinions were almost four-year-old
ised -and folded loosely in a cloth, when
Cricium (Phoebns Apollo—Cissy), dam of 8.1,
in the affirmative. Hundreds Gaycium,
tho cloth is dampened, the. same effect
unanimous
by
was
also
sired
Multifual
,
may.be secured.
of letters were subsequently received
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TROTTING
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asking that the drama should be pro- Miilfcifid.
Since, the writer, last
.visited. Blenheim,
ASTnnIA Anil CAiAnnffla
:^Sqrt
i[gs=
duced, and the firm decided to present Mr. Tom Shannon, who
was for "forty
it throughout Australasia.:
MARLBOROUGH MEETING
REFUSE
stud groom at -Mr., Henry RedHenry Bracy, whose death took place years'
(M TELEGRAPH.—PRESS ASSOCIATION.)
wood's place ,at Spring Creek: had
in.Sydney last week, was. well known passed
away;- He! died in the Wairau
to New Zealand playgoers, both as an
BLENHEIM, 9th February.
A
is a Camera
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Hospital
at
the
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f
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At
the Marlborough Trots the total- " Jones (who has called round to see if
age, 77' years.
actor,, stage-manager, 'and business maneoery Camera is not a
Sunbird,\tlie full sister to Ardenvhor isator handled £4974' : Concluding re- his friend .has recovered from a wild
ager' for J. 0/. Williamson. A while
night)—"ls Mr. Wuzzy up yet?" Land■."-■■■'
back- he.retired from* these activities. and Mascot,showed a- return to. form at sults :— .
lady (sternly)—"Yes, he got up an hour
Ladies' Bracelet,of 40 soys; one mile ago
When-Mr.; Williamson died he left Mr. [ Taranaki on Thursday, when-she scored
Be sure and,get the genuine "Kodak." You will thus
'
Bracy .five-.hundred shares in-the busi- in the Paul Memorial Handicap.
and a-half.—l Peter Mack, 48yds be- bed. drank hia bath, and went back to
obtain the most efficient and convenient of all' cameras—
i
ness/ and when Mr.: Bracy retired the i Mr A. W. Rutherford, the.Canter- hind, 1; 4 Lockwood, 48yds behind, 2;
thoroughly dependable under every condition. -The
directors o£ "The Firm" granted him a, bury. owner,: just Jailed to ;win .three 3 Tim Wilkin, scr., .3..., Also started: . "Life isn't all beer and skittles," quoted
pension, When .notifying his decision to races .with' Samisen;.
Purling,- and Day- Desert Gold, Tofua, Ravenslade,Hope- the pessimistic person.
Kodak is the only Camera ' fitted with the Autographic
guess
'.'Woll, I
I
retire : Sydney, Morning Herald published time on the opening day at; Blenheim. less, Wild Daisy, Luna Bell Norvalette, can get along without »ny
feature.
whatthe following, notes on his career : "Mr The last-named was'the only member of Cupid Whispers. Time, 3min 57 4-ssec. ever, they are/ replied the skittles,
optimist with
impressionistic
tne
nose.
j President's Handicap, of 65sovs,two
Braey must have" acquired a ffund of the team started on the second day.
Prices from 3S to
reminiscences of -the. stage, not only in Grey "Guard,winner of the Hurdles on miles.—l Blue Wood, 84yds behind, 1; Prof. Fudge—"What do you
mean, Mr.
Brownie Camerasfrom 61- to 631this country but in London where, as the second day of the Taranaki Meeting, 8 Imperial Dolly, 24yds behind, 2; 7 Jones, by speaking- of
one' of > the Savoyards;' he created the is by Advance from Greygown,^a;
Dick Wagner
grey Bobby, 8., 120ydis behind, 3. Also
PRICE LIST FREE—-—ASK FOR ONE
Charlie Gounod, and
tenorrole ■of.Prince Hilarioii In the Gil- mare by Petroleum—Lady Grey,, that started:. Blue Duck, Brachycombe, Wel- Fred Handel
Jet£0;v?'"e,? Jones—"Well,
you told
bert and Sullivan opera' "Princess Ida." used to win races in the Wairarapa <lis- come Boy, Cremorne,Plunder, Rapaura, me target familiar with the great,
comBorn; in South Wales,-he appeared in trict.for.Mr. Pred. Moore. Mr: Moore Taumata,Jean Dillon, Derrynane, Peggy
Australia in 1874 at the Melbourne The- shifted to Wanganui, and took Grey- Wild, Rannerdale, Whisht. Time, smin
OF ALL DEALERS, and
"Ah/'-sald.Jonlrihs, "itmust be very
atre Royal' as Rosericrariz to the Hamlet gown with ;him and bred Grey Guard.
32sec.
unpleasant for you
of Faircloughj under,the management of
Mabel Wood (Wildwood, Jun.—D.1.C.),
Dash Handicap, of
Americans to be "govsoys; one mile. erned by people whom
Harwood, Stewart, Goppin, and Hen- driven_ by A. Hendricksen,was a hot —1 Gold Drift, 12yds 75
behind, 1; 2 Win- to dinner.",. '?oh. I don!tyon wouldn't ask
know," aid the
nings,; and then'joined W. S. Lyster for favourite for the Awatere Trotting Han- ton M... £cr., 2; 7 Rexcordium, 12yds American girl} "no
a series of light operas, producing
so than for you
Retail Headquarters:
for dicap on the opening day of the Marl- behind, 3. Also started: Arcadian, to be governed by more
people who wouldn't
him "The Princess of Trebizonde,"
borough Meeting. Sherefused to settle Maude H., Major.: Rothsea, Louis Dil- ask yon to
dinner.
" Chilperic," ,"The- Grand Duchess," down, and was never prominent. Gold lon, Van Coranado. Time, 3min 26sec.
La' Perichole," " Girofle-Girofla," and Drift (ridden ,by A.. Fleming), and.Little
Lumsby-«A farm is the best pl»« on
Farewell Handicap, of 50 soys; one whidrte
Lambton Quay and WillisStreet
other operas. Mrs. Bracy (Miss Clara. Hector (a member of J. Bryce's
bnng up a boy I was brought
Wellington
team)
and a-quarter.—2 Tim Wilkin,,scr., up
it farm myself."
Thompson) sang the prinia donna roles. had tho finish to themselves. Mahinga mile
48yds
1
Bitrirs.—"But
Hopeless,
behind, 2; 8Desert you on
loft
the very first ohince
After a brief visit to SanFrancisco,Mr. (driven by D. Nyhan) did not show up 1;
it
you got
Gold, scr., 3.. Also started: Cremorrte',Lumsby. -"That's
just it! Living on, "
Bracy returned to Mr. Lyster, and pro-" well.
,Wild
Dardanelles, Ravenslade,Tofua,
farm gives » boy an incentive to get out
duced for him "Les Cloches de Corne- Mr., John M'Mahon, chief stipendiary Daisy,
Luna Bell, Admiral Drake, Cupid and hustle for something
ville," for the first time in Australia isteward, -will act at the Dunedui Meet- Whispers, Major
better!"
Rothsea.
in 1878. The following year Mr. and ing
next week. Mr. Angus Gordon will
"Mother,"'-bawled Freddy,, as the usual
Mrs. Bracy went to London, and re- act at Woodville.
"
morning
wash
was
|
going
..:
POVERTY BAY FIXTURE.
on, "do my ears
mained there for nine or ten years, tho
belong to my faceor my neck?'
B. M. Morris returned from Blenheim
tenor singing leading roles in opera. It yesterday and went on by the .Auckland
temporised. Why, what is the Mother
(BI TELEGRAPH.—PRESS ASSOCIATIOS.)
was in 1884 that Mr. Bracy found him- |'mail in tie afternoonto Te Kuiti, where
rfie
asked.
."I want -it decided now.
GISBORNE, 9th February.
you tell nurse to
self at the Savoy under the Gilbert and he is engaged to Tide to-day.
The Poverty Bay Trotting Club held ■b-very time
wash my
mj neck she washes my
Sullivan regime. Everything, here was
Mr. H. D;. Vavasour (president of the its annual
ear/,
meeting to-day in good [" <>r
:
done
under.
rigid
supervision
Msrlborough'Racing
the
who
recently
Club),
of
AY.
Instantly
by
large
weather. There was a
V'|
C\wed
attendance,
S. Gilbert, who prescribed all the busi- lost a son at the front, was not present but,
fields. The totalisator
poor
A
very
discussion
had arisen as to the value
ness of every role, and saw with keen "at.the recent meeting, in consequence of handled £4994, as against £5540 last or music
m general *nd amateur music
eyethat his directions were carried out. the bereavement!
Remaining results:—
in, particular, and one of the party
Just before ." Princess Ida" was proThe Auckland contingent won two year.
Poverty
Bay
Trotting
Cup
Handicap,
manded whether it could seriously deOr ALL STORES
bo
duced, Gilbert met Bracy in the green- races on the opening day of the Taranaki of 110 soys; two miles.—3 Silverlocks, maintained that .music was of any pracPRICE, E.A., wrtes: "Owlnstoextoii- room. "Mr. Bracy," said
RB^AUBREY
C.
with
Meeting,
Signo
"whatand
Housewife.
The
scr,
'
days
he,
2 Ao Te Aroa,
1 Strat- tical benefit to anyono. "Well," replied
''ye ecaV i" two double teeth, I suffered for
with ex25s.ee,
1;
2;
C?t^*v)i-i-~-s?>?'w'f'!sSvL ;cruciatiag
cynic,
ever may be the fate of 'Princess Ida,' latter was among the winners at the egy, 2sec, 3 Only starters. Time, the
pain. I was recommended to try Bantar's Nervine.
"judging from the photographs
T3»; '£^W-iJR.*®"-iVPvifi
I am very pleased to have had the benefit same meeting twelve .months ago.
it keeps the hair
g?.';,^'.y;iU-?wf I*..^■."',f I did bo, andto my joythe .pain quickly and entirely ceased."
smin 16 2-ssec.
irom falling■"I"sts,
F. Higgott, the Otaki trainer, made a
of your experience in its production."
out!
Handicap, oj 40. soys; one frnmTi?"
President's
The piece, as it happened, turned out good purchase when -he took Kiltess as mile and a-quarter. —2,.5t. Andrew, 24 . "It is not always
The best agent for quickly and
to make
one of the biggest successes of the series. part. payment for Martial Air, She.won yds behind, 1; 3 Jimmy Harden, limit, direct
necessary
accusation,*'said the lawyer ' who surely raising cakes and scones, and
As already stated,. Mr. Bracy created a race each day. On .the opening clay 2; 1 Tim Doolan,216yds behind,3. Only was asking,
damages
because
insinuations lightening puddings and batters,
the role of Prince Hilarion; George she defeatedseveral'better fancied can- starters. Time, 2min 25sec.
nati been made against his client's good
Grossmith and Rutland Barrington were didates .in the Maiden comfortably. On Dardanelles Handicap, of 60 soys; two name.
.may.
heard of tho is Edmonds Baking Powder.
also in the cast, and Charles.Ryley, who the second day she was always going miles.—2 Roe Bell, lOsec,1; 4 All Mine, woman who called tohave
the
maid-servant. ' Infallible, pure and wholesome; it
came to Australia later on, made his first better .than Altercation, who won on the lOsec, 2; 1 Sam Dillon, scr, 3. Also Alary, Mary, come here and
take thi is unsurpassed and unsurpassable.
appearance as a principal in Ithe part of previous day and was conceding a stone. started: 3 Greylock, 5 Bravo. . Time, parrot downstairs-tho master
has drop:
ped his collar-stud!'" ,
a five-year-old ma-re"■ by 'Fin- smin 19 2-ssec. .
, .
Honest, "sure to rise," and econElorian. Now comes the news of the death Kiltess'.is
land—Miss
a,
JJochiel,
and is therefore
of one of the old Savoyards, Francois
Electric Handicap, of 55 soys; onemile.
omical. It is upheld by all cooks, a
'
full
sister
"I
to
Whits
want
to
look
at
a.
yds
pair
eyeglasses
who
Cockadei
Chief
—2
Ao
Te
1
of
Cellier,,
was conductor,in Henry Locliiel.
Aroa, 156
behind, 1;
Scotch Plaid, and Takahau.
Strategy, 132yds behind, 2;■ 1 Tim of extra magnifying power," said a no
Bracy's day.
Many of the famous
to the salesman in an optician's
Toa Tere. who showed remarkable im- Doolan, 60yds behind, 3. Only starters. man
brigade have joined the majority;
y6S, ; ma'am," replied . the sales
snop.
during the time he was racing Time, 2min 25 4-ssec.
but amongst those still living, in addition provement
something very strong?" "Ye*
5J»a;
in
t
a-ppearance
Handicap,
made
his
first
of
45
County
Australia,
one
mile
Bracy^who
to Mr.
is as vigorous of in the Taranaki Cup since
soys;
visiting in the
While
country I made a
POWDER,
his return. He and a-half.—l Pita Roa, 4sec, 1; 2 St. very painful blunder which
mind and clear of eye as ever—are LeoI do not wish
have, won with something in Andrew, scr, 2; 3 Forrester,
appears
to
| .
repeat."
3.
(who
KADIUM
nora Braham
to
"Indeed! Mistook a stranDIALS
created the title role in
from Analogue, who in his last four Also started: 4, Maksyuri Lass,4sec,
5 Prin- ger for an acquaintance■?" "No, not
"Princess Ida"), Rutland Barrington, hand
of Fluid Magnesia can savo
has run one first and threeseconds. cess Mere. Time, 4min3sec.
exactly that: I mistook a queen bee for a
and Jessie Bond. From the Savoy Mr. starts
moneyby getting SharLind's.More
blackberry!"
J.-O'Shea-,
who rode Toa Tere, won the
Farewell Handicap, of 45 soys; one
.
freshly
to
made
Mian the imported. One
Empire;
went
the
whore
he
Bracy
Rotheranw,
London
Q
D Guaranteed by
on the Auckland-owned Gold Size mile and a-quarter.—2 SamDillon, limit,
appeared in The Sultan of Mocha," race
three years ago.
To illustrate a lesson in Roman history, shilling.
3 Silverlocks,48yds behind,2; 1 Tim
1;
Beggar
Lady
"The
and
"The
does,
not react—on the conStudent,"
The Wairarapa-owned trotter Brachyschoolmaster showed the boys ono or
144yds behind,3. , Only starters. the
15 Jewelled Lever Movements,strong Silver Gases,Bold Dials ,' , SO/trary,
of the Locket." In 1888 he and his'wife eombe paid a big dividend when he Doolan,
two copies of antique busts and
feeds and etrenglliens the
3min 17sec.
medals, Nerves and itrestores
With Radium Dials that show the time on dark nights
Time,
vigour.
60/returned
to
with
and
bringing
sought
powers
then
to test the pupils'
scored in the Wairau Trotting Handicap
; : 'v..
;
of application by asking questions based TjWERYBODY satisfied with
Also LadieV'at
.
35/- 40/- 50/- "The Sultan'Australia,
of Mocha and "The at Blenheim. He was the limit, and led
'
TOTALISATOR IN NEW SOUTH
Record,
the
Beggar
previous
extra.
Post
Free
which
on
lesson.
X2i
they
produced
Pointing
Daddy
to any address
Student,"
to a
the
of Teas.
throughout. The Picton horse Bobbie
New Leather Dial Protectors 2/6
WALES.
head of Nero, he said, "Now, boys, what
here very successfully with their own B. made up his handicap at half-way,
BRITISH
Nerve
Food
do you think of Nero ? Do you think ho
that.is good
Next Mr. Bracy joined Wil- and, more patiently ridden, would liave
(UNITED TRESS ASSOCIATION.—COPMIHUT.)
every point of view is Saaacompany.Garner,
was a good man?1' No ono answered. gcn. from by
'
and Musgrove, and won. Blue- Wood, who ran third, is a
liamson,
test.
February..
9tli
Best
SYDNEY,
Then the teacher singled out a boy
from 1389 he was for many yearspro- thvee-yea.r-old by Wild Wood Junior, and
The Tolalisator Act regulations have "Thomas,what do you think ? Do you
ADAM!—Easy Monday Laundry
Contractor to the New Zealand Defence Department
ducer of the Gilbert-Sullivanoperas, and was driven by J. Bryce. He showed been issued. Two hundred clubs lin.vo think he tvas good V "Well," returned
Help makes clothes spotlessly clean
LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON, and «t Colombo St, Chrittchureh
nearly all the pieces performed by lha pone in patches, but went unsteadily.
Is packets,
been notified to instil the jnachinta bo> tho boy, after a. long tvtt.it,
without rubbing (hem.
"' " "he uoYer done
'
KeyocaUon was the. only Esmond w.in-, ■fore.the end of. Mai'da.,
, grocers, "'"
[Royal pomio Opera Coninauy,"nutbin to me., l
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. . We have shipment
..and.,
grassware M±£
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Keep
your appetite begins
"Lingeries -to-day are
dainty. to flag or > sour etotnach and coated tongue
Dressing jackets are bo pretty and be- warn you, take Carter's jfiSSSte-.
-rij^^^T\
coming that they are now called matinee Little Livar Pills
jackets, and can be worn to breakfastcr
'
'
aad the trouble jms%zsNU&i
/*
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afternoon tea in one's own home. White won'tcomc>
spotted muslin forme a very choice selecGoodfor jJ&lfmiSllSr
*
tion. It has a powder blue ribbon runing through.large slits cut in the material
at the waist and sleeves,
a little lace finishing the latter.
If made of creamtinted net or 6oftsilk, it would be suitable.for wear at afternoonten. It is cut For yourhealth's sake stick to the old,tried
in kimona fashion,very much shorter in and true remedy. Purely vegetable.
front than at the back,and the wide ribSmall Pill—SmallBase—Small
Price.
bon sash is run through long elite cut in
GENUINEmust bear signature
the coatee itself, and carefully bound*
piece
with
a
biaa
of
the
material.
over
The soft sash ia held in place with a
little tack here and there to keep the
folds in'perfect order.
Colouredmuslin frocks are very much
in demand. They are always light and
fresh-looking. Blouses in blue, pink, and
mauve organdi are a decided novelty.
Colouredlawn is also used extensively.
It ia lees fragile than muslin, and looks
as dressy. We are likely soon to see a
fashion which has long been neglected—
that. for. embroidered robes Russian,
Serbian,Swiss embroideries all of which
i
6O admirably."
wash.
people pass through
This is the' age of ready-made-. Condi-,
tionally that one haa anything like a
life without being atnormal figure, it is, always easy to gst
tacked
by
or Decay
Caries,
suited. ' The greatest dressmaking estabof the Teeth.
lishment nowadays is the factory. Owing
to the enormous output they can afford
18,000
Of
men examined
very
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SHEETINGS—Of
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in rose?
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Wedgwood blue, steel grey and amethyst; very-wide
JliXX. pink,
skirts, with box pleats at back; medium length coats . with
Original French Mode! Dresses—contd.
Charming China Blue SHOT SILK DRESS
Caught up at
sides, showing frills beneath, lace collar and black velvet
Usual price £ir/u/ribbon, band, and bows
Clearing at £,5/15/6
Very Smart 3-PIECE GOWN— In the tiniest chedc of green,
|!r
bands round waist, turn-down square collars and revers;
these costumes are trimmed with hanging silk ball buttons
V
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Usual prices 79/6 and So/6 Sale Prica S9/S
Two only, in amethyst
■Fine FRENCH CLOTH COSTUMES straight-fittingcoats, of.
$';'." and nut brown, full circular/skirts,
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with
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Russian
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length,
5v medium
trimmed
Jap.
silk
lined white
' I'I colours; small square collars;
Usual price £6/6/- Sate Price 69/6
SERGE COSTUMES—In Suiting Serge;-full cirIiljs\ Navy Blue
longer at back than front;
cular skirts; loose coats, rather
edges strapped with serge
\ V-" sauare turn-down collars;
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\\SERGE-COSTUMES—FuII skirts;
$>'"Fine Navy ESTAMENE.
pleats
coats,
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soft satin
I!
"N'WY SERGE COSTUMES—In a heavier texture; in various
Wj, ' styles; coats of different length, and finished with braid;
and circular .
III velvet or silk lined; skirt fullUsual
price 79/6 Sale Price 49/5
i a Light Grey FLANNEL COSTUMES—Coats arranged in pleats
coat collar and revers, narrow loose bands; skirts
-at
back,
HI with wide box pleats at back
price £4/10/. ■-UsualSale Price
75/---|l.: "
I Smart New GABARDINE COSTUMES—In the greeny khaki
fflj. shade; very wide skirts; medium length coats, semi-fitting-,
|s§ :' with flare basques, coat 'collar and revers, fasten with 2or 3
Usual price £6/6/- Saie Price 73/6
11 ;"■ buttons fit waist
COSTUMES—All perfectly new and fresh goods ;
\ S ;. SHANTUNG
stylescoats,
in
different,
and sizes;, all very wide cir11'■
smart
jij-:- I -cular skirts "\ '
Usual price £5/5/- Sale Prtec 49/G
COSTUMES—Very
smart and perfectly
?:| X\ CREAM GABARDINE
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clean, and just opened; coats in various styles, beauti51!
|gj 1- fresh,
fully made; all wide circular or gored skirts
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Usual price £6/16/6 . Saie Price 69/6
II
and saxe pique, drill, and"
If;; COTTON COSTUMES—In navy
and wide circular skirts, and in
1!* H''; poplin; all smart shapes,
prices
Usual
45/- to 59/6 Saie Price' 29/
1' all sizes
y?:- LINENbecoming'
COSTUMES—In saxe blue and rose pink; smartly cut
styles in coats; all wide, circular skirts; in
PS
and
Usual, prices 67/- and 69/6 Sale' Price. 49/6
ll', all sizes
STRIPED PIQUECOSTUMES
i I "WHITE.white,
PIQUEAND WHITE
mauve, pink, and blue, stripes; all wide arII —In skirts.;with
coats with bands and patch pockets
ilI|I cular
Usual prices 47/6 to 52/6 Sale Price 29/6
POSITIVE CLEARING'OF DAINTY .BLOUSES
Grey
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SUITING.COSTUMES—So useful
FLANNEL
wear; all wide gored skirts, gathered round corswaist with narrow band; coats with straight backs, semifitting fronts, flare basque on hips
Usual price £4/19/6
Sate Price 79/6
auttfjnn
Clerical
SUMMER SUITING COSTUMES—With very
wide gored skirts1; semi-fitting; coats, with deep basques and
:
loose
narrow
belt, with dog clip buttons closely set in front;
lined cream silk polonaise Usual price 87/6 Sale Price 59/6
NAVY GABARDINE COSTyMESy-Medium length coats, with
narrow band, pleats on either side "of front, in the basque,
flat collar and^revers; very wide skirts, with stitched points
on hips; coats lined cream silk polonaise; these are really
smart new goods
Usual price £6/16/6 Saie Price 79/0
in pale grey,
SMART; COSTUMES—In silk and wool armure;very
brown.,
saxe,
and terra cotta;
full skirts
biscmt, mole,
and medium length coats, in various styles, some with square
tever collars,, others with small sailor collars; all trimmed
t-srith self buttons, and lined white Jap. silk
Usual price £7/17/6 Sale Price 84/left of Navy Taffeta with Fine White Stripe COST.UMES
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—Very full circular skirts, with loose swing jackets, square
with strappings of silk, and lined
torn-down collars, finished
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Usual price £5/15/6 Sale Price 79/6
.with white Jap. silk
2 Black SILK TAFFETA .COSTUMES—With wide circular
skirts and short swing coats; finished with strappings of silk,
square collars; all lined with white Jap. silk
Usual price £6/16/6 Sate Price £4/19/6
WHITE VOILE DRESSES—In a variety of styles, some plain
voile with deep hem/ and tucks, others with embroidered
flouncing; all daintily finished with turn-down collars and insertions of Val. lace
Usual' prices 33/6 to 40/6
Saie Price 28/WHTTE VOILE DRESSES—MostIy plain voile skirts, with
deep hem and tucks; bodices finished with embroidery and
Val. lace, piping cords and various ways, some with coloured
ribbon waistbands Usual prices 39/6 and 42/- Sals Price 19/3
3 only 3-PIECE COSTUMES—In silky material, in navy "blue,
reseda green, and tan brown; all wide skirts, attached to
dainty lace or chiffon bodices, finished with touches of
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material; smart coats, with basques, and lined white satin
\
Usual price £8/18/6 Sale Price 39/e \ |
Grey
X DRESSING GOWNS FOR LITTLE MONEY
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SUMMER DRESSING OR REST GOWNS—In zephyr, in pink,
blue, grey, etc.; all trimmed'in various ways, with dainty
lace or muslin collars and cuffs
Usual price 17/6
Sale Pries 8/11
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In crepe; in all fancy colourings;
of fronts and bell sleeves bound with white crepe
Usual price 9/11 Sale Price 6/11
All smartly cut and well
CREPE ONE-PIECE
DRESSES
many,
. made, in
different colours and in striped crepe also;
some finished with pipings of contrasting colours
Usual price 29/6 Sa!e Price 19/6
ONE-PIECE DRESSES—In zephyr and gingham; all tastefully made, with small turn-down collar, just opening at
throat, some with patch pockets; in a great variety of colours
and stripes
. Usual price 29/6 Sale Price 19/6
KIMONOS
JAPANESE
edges
—
SPORTS COATS SPECIALLY REDUCED
TUSSORE COATS—For dust or sports coats, three-quarter
length, full swing style, large patch pockets, square turndown collar, with hemstitched edge, cuffs on sleeves to match
Usual price 42/- Sale Price 35/Cream Gabardine Short THREE-QUARTER LENGTH COATS
swing
style,
square
—Full
with
roll collars that fasten to
throat if wished; patch pockets, loose narrow waistband with
dog clip, drawn through the under arm seam
Usual price 85/- Sale Price 65/In blanket cloth, corduroy, and corded
SPORTS COATS
silk; some with patch pockets and belts; in green, lime, and
Usual prices 39/6 to 69/6 To be cleared at 3/11
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For evening or day wear. To be cleared at half-price,
Shot-Brown Chiffon TAFFETA DRESS—With short panniers,
small ficKu of Organdi muslin, ninon sleeves
,
Usual price .£9/9/- Clearing at £4/14/6
Blue with Black Chiffon TAFFETA DRESS—
Beautiful\Shot
Bodice with deep collar of fine laca
Usual price ,£l4/14/Clearing at £7/7/Tiny Check of Blue, Black, and White Shot Taffeta, finifjied
tiny frills and fine lace, emerald green belt
.
Usual price £io[io/- Clearing-at £6/5/with Blue Taffeta, crossover bodice,
Beautiful Vieux Rose shot
Usual price £14/14/- Clearing at £7/7/chiffon sleeves
Apricot Shot Taffeta, with short panniers, trimmed with thick
ruches, and fichu bodice
Usual price .£9/9/Clearing at £4/14/6
Navy Blue and Black Shot Taffeta, with fine white stripe, long
drooping panniers at sides, deep lawn embroidered cape
Usual price .£lO/10/- Clearing at £5/5/collar
pannier back
Very Smart Plain Navy Blue Taffeta, with deep price
Usual
,£l2/12/and front, white lawn vest and frills
Clearing
at £6/6/- -.;
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Special Clearing Line of
C
for
let
LACE FRILLING— 4 in. wide; fine figured lace, finished with
§ in. black velvet ribbon; in champagne and white
Usual price 1/11 yard Sale Price 1/- yard
Fine, SILK DRESS NETS—40in. wide; in demand for dress
drapings, blouses, etc.; colours—sky, light and dark saxe,
grey, brown, and ivory
Usual price "3/6 yard
Sale Price 1/3 yard
FANCY SHADOW NETS—Wanted for lining blouses and
making same; neat, smart designs; all perfect; 33 in. wide;
,
white
Usual prices 3/6, 2/11, 3/3
Sale Prises 1/9, 1/11, 2/3
FLOUNCINGS—Dainty
patterns
LACE
on extra strong- open
net; Paris shade; 17m., 22in.
Usual prices 1/11,3/6
Sale Prices 1/3, 2/6
SILK FRENCH VEILINGS—CoIoured and black, marked at
prices regardless of cost; shown in a-large variety of all
designs and meshes :
wanted
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Usual prices 1/6, 1/11, 2/6, 2/11 yard
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Sale Prices 4M, 6Je!, B£el, 10£ti yard
HEMSTITCHED BLOUSE NETS-40U1. wide; smart effects;
EVENING GOWNS TO BE TffRQWN AWAY.
Moire Coloured Soft Satin EVENING GOWNS—With long tunic
of ninon, bodice trimmed with silver beaded net
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Usual price £7/7/- Sale Price 9/11
Pale Pink Soft Satin EVENING GOWNS—With ninon tunic
and bodice; pale blue sash
Usual price 63/---■■".'■■
Sale Pries 9/11
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SILK CREPE-DE-CHINE BLOUSES—In plain useful styles;
these have the set-in sleeve; a roll collar fastened to a small
rever, with smart pearl button; colours, ivory, pale pink,
Original price 33/6 Sale Price 25/6
navy, and black
Original price 19/6
The same in Jap. Silk—
Sale Price 14/9
IVORY CREPE GEORGETTE BLOUSES—In various styles;
full roomy cut; finished with narrow embroidery beading
Original price
31/6 Sale Price 22/3
CHOICE MODEL SHIRT BLOUSES—In silk crepe-de-chine;
Raglan
pretty
turn-over collar,
sleeve; a
coloured crepe-dechine tie is knotted at neck and drawn through sm*art butOriginal price 37/6 Sale Price 27/6
toned tabs
ALL SILK CREPE-DE-CHINE BLOUSES—WeII made,xand
finished with very narrow embroidery beading ; in very delicate
Original price
shades,of flesh pink and ivory white
35/Sa!e Price 27/6
BLOUSES
In silk crepe-de-chine; in pretty hemstitched
styles; very full roomy cut; in ivory white and pale pink
Original price 39/6 Sale Price 31/6
Special Clearing- Line HOUSEMAIDS' WHITE APRONS—
Sale Prices 1/11, 2/6, 2/11
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BLOUSES
cream delaines with coloured spots, and striped zephyrs; well
Original prices g/11 to 13/6
cut shapes in shirt styles
Saie Price 5/11
ALL WOOL .DELAINE BLOUSES—In cream; pretty styles,
suitable for the autumn'season; absolutely new goods
Original prices 9/6, 9/11, n/6 Sale Prices 7/11, 8/1*
In embroidered
WHITE MUSLIN AND VOILE BLOUSES
effects; all g-ood shapes, smart styles
Original prices 10/9, 13/6 Sale Prices 7/11, 8/11, 9/11
Effectively trimmed
DAINTY FRENCH VOILE BLOUSES
embroidery and lace; soft and dainty for wear under a cosOriginal price 10/9 Saie Price 3/6
tume coat
TUSSORE SILK BLOUSES—In a smart shirt style; these have
a well cut roll-over collar and small rever, and a pretty cuff;
fastened with pearl buttons Original price 21/- Sale Price 16/9
The same in ivoiy crepe-de-chine— Original price 33/6
Sale Price 25/6
SMART WELL-CUT BLOUSES—In a good quality ■crepe-dechine ; some have the wide armhole, and others the new Raglan sleeve, with beading let in and a row of beading down
front; smart roll-over collar, which may be fastened dose to
Original price 37/6 Sale Price 27/6
the throat if desired
blue,,and white; dress finished with pipings of navy blue;with this is a smart'eoat of navy blue taffeta
Usual price £11/11/- Ciearing at £5/15/6
In white Georgette,
with gobelin blue
LOVELY MODEL
"
crepe-de-chine bands
Usual price £14/14/Clearing at £7/7/CHARMING MODEL —In champagne Georgette; bodice
trimmed with touches of crepe-de-chine and black stitching
Usual price £9/19/6 Clearing at £4/10/0
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The "W.8." CORSET—In white Coutil ana fancy Broche;
figures;
suitable for average
low and meaium bust, four
hose supports
Usual price 21/- Sale Price 17/6
The "La Vida" CORSET—In white Coutil; medium bust and
long over hips, four hose supports; recommend this Corset
for hard wear
Usual price 25/6 Sale Price 16/6
The "D. and A." CORSET—In strong white Coutil; suitable
average
for
and full figures; medium and high bust, long
skirt, six hose supports Usual price 13/6 Sale Price 11/6
TEE FANCY SECITOM ©FFESSS SAVINGS
Ladies' KNITTED MOTOR SCARVES ("Cleveland")—l4in.
x62 in.; bright silk with fringed ends; shades—ivory, biscuit, navy, rose, saxe, black, brown
Usual price 15/6
Sate Price 11/6
No. 221—Fringed ends; 7 in. x45 in.; perfect in every detail;
shades—ivory, saxe, grey, navy, purple, black
' Former price
Sale Price 3/6
No. 275—Smart well-made SCARF—6J in.4/u
x 53 in.; knitted,
fringed ends; colours—grey, saxe, black, ivory, purple, brown
Usual price 5/11 Sals Price 4/11
No. 289—Handsome SCARF—Good quality mercerised silk,
fringe
knotted
ends; gin. x 48m.; colours—purple, ivory,
saxe, sky, grey, black, pink
Former price 7/6
Sals Price 5/11
Stylish Striped SCARVES—In a range of smart contrasting
colourings; something distinctive; finished with fringed ends
Former price 12/6 Sale Price 8/11
Ivory KNITTED SILK SCARVES—The very best value on
the market; all weights in hard-wearing- mercerised silk to
the highest grade of pure silk
Usual prices 3/11, 4/11, 5/11, 6/11, 7/11 to 2t/6 each
Sale Prices 3/3, fl/3, 4/11, 5/11, 6/3 to 28/6
Smart ORGANDIE MUSLIN YOKES—Fasten at back; high
collar, daintily embroidered . Former prices 4/6, 4/11 each
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Sale Prices 3/9, 3/11 each
Double SKIRT FRlLLS:—Accordeon-pleated, 12 in. wide, moire
effect, shaped; colours—navy, black, saxe, brown, grey,
peacock
Worth 4/11 each Sale Price 2/11 each
Heavy Pure SILK BLACK LACES—Spanish designs, rich
quality, and jet black; at unheard-of prices
Insertions—4in., sin., 12 in. Usual prices 1/6, 2/3/4/6
Saie Prices 6^3,-io-J-(i, 1/11
$
Laces—9^ m., 21 in.
Usual prices 4/6, 12/6
Sale Prices 1/9, 5/11
Coloured SATIN SKIRT FRlLLS—Accordeon-pleated, full size,
18 in. wide, in effective French checks
Usual price n/6
Sale Price 6/11
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WHITE MILANESE SKlßT—Trimmed Val. lace and satin
ribbon
Usual price 42/- Sale Price 14/11
FANCY MILANESE SKIRT—In shell pink, trimmed Val. lace
and ribbon beading
Usual price 45/6 Sale Price 17/6
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WEDGWOOD
BLUE CREPE-DE-CHINE SKIRT
With
pleated frill
Usual price 26/9 Sale Price 16/6
VIOLET MILANESE SKIRT—With pleated satin frill
Usual price 31/- Sals Price 15/6
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j /CREPE-DE-CHINE SKIRT —
In cream, with fancy pleated
satin frill
Usual price 38/- Sale Price 19/6
BLACK CREPE-DE-CHINE SKIRT—With frill of black and
white lace
Usual price 48/- Sale Price 18/6
embroidery frills
j IVORY NINON SKIRT—WithUsual
price 53/6 Sale Price 18/6
i.
only
a few lines to be cleared at special prices; these
The above
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Skirts W. size only
BLACK MOIRETTE SKIRT—Wide shape, pleated frill; O.S.
size
Usual price 7/6 Sale Price 6/6
MOIRETTE SKlßT—Double scalloped frill,'in'black, saxe,
navy;
W.
[
and
size
Usual price 12/6 Sale Price 10/6
. Ladies' MOIRETTE SKIRTS—W.
size only; in saxe, navy, and
prices
black
Usual
5/11, 6/11 Sale Prices 4/11, 5/6
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MOIRETTE SKIRTS—With wide pleated frill; O.S. size; in
grey, navy, saxe, and brown Usual price 9/11 Sale Price 8/6
Girls' CREAM SERGE COSTUMES—In all sizes; sac and
,■ Norfolk shapes
Usual prices 35/- to 45/- To clear at 9/11
Children's JAP. SILK COATS—Raglan and inset sleeves
Usual price 21/- Sale Price I*/6
Lot-of Children's and' Maids' COATS AND PALETOTS—
To be cleared at 2/11, 3/11, 4/11, 5/11
OUR, CELEBRATED CORSETS COST LESS
Worcester"
" Royal
average figures;
CORSETS—Suitable for slender and
and low bust models; four
hose supports
Usual price 6/11 Sale Price 5/11
Our Celebrated Royal .Worcester" CORSET—For average
" modelled, medium bust, long over hips,
figures; perfectly
four hose supports
Usual price 9/6 Sale Price 8/3
Specially designed for full
j "Royal Worcester" MODEL
figures; graduated bust line; cut low under arm, long over
hips; six hose supports
Usual price 16/6 Sale Price 13/11
The "Bon Ton" CORSET—In white Coutil; suitable for
average and full figures,' medium bust and long over hips,
six hose supports; can recommend this model for fit and wear
Usual price 19(6 Sale Price 16/6
CORSET—In white Coutil; medium bust
The "Bon Ton" with
long
and
skirt,
elastic insets at front; suitable for full
figures
Usual price 29/6 Sale Price 25/---. The,"Cygnia"
CORSET—In white Batiste; suitable for "
average figures; very low bust and medium skirt, six hose
,
supports
Usual prices: 19,25—12/6; 26,28—14/6
Sale Prices: 19, 25—10/9; 26, 23—12/6
Cygnia
CORSET—In strong white Coutil; for
ii The " figures;
" Model
high bust and back, long over hips, six hose
average
supports
Usual price 21/- Sale Price 16/6 >
medium
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Coloured WOOL DRESS SERGES—42 inches wide; in shades
of mole, fawn, dark grey, saxe, violet
Special Sale Price 3/6 yard
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Summer DRESS 1 WEEDS— 42 inches wide; in various shades
of light and dark grey; suitable for costumes or dresses
Usual price 4/3 yard Sale Price 3/9 yard
AH Wool FLANNEL SUITINGS—S4
inches wide; light and
dark grey, light and dark fawn, with white stripes
price
Usual
6/11 Sa!e Price 5/11 yard
20 Beautiful DRESS LENGTHS, in various materials, have!
been still further reduced in price to effect a clearance; these
can now be bought for about one quarter of the original
CREAM SCOTCH WINCEYS— 42 inches; suitable for underwear, etc
Usual prices 1/9, 2/2, 2/6, 2/9, 3/-, 3/6
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prices^/n,
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C©TTOW DRESS FABRICS MUST GO
WHITE COTTON VOILE—40 inches wide; with self pin stripe
Usual price 1/6 To clear at 1/-yard
PLAIN WHITE COTTON VOILE— 40 inches wide /
Usual price i/n Sale Price 1/6 yard
FLORAL COTTON VOILES—2B inches wide; in large range
of smart designs
Usual prices 1/3 and 1/4 yard
Sale Price Qiti yard
SPOT navy,
COTTON VOILES—4O inches wide; white grounds,
sky, and black
with
Usual price 1/4 yard
Sale Pries 10-|d yard
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GOLFENE '■'
44 inches wide; in shade of golden brown
only; very suitable for sports coat or wraps
Usual price 6/11. To'clear 2/» yard
ENGLISH CAMBRICS—30 inches wide; white grounds, with
various coloured spots and stripes
Usual prices 8d and o}d' To'clear at 5-J-d yard
COTTON PRINTS—30 inches wide; in butcher and navy
(grounds,
blue
with sprig and stripe designs
Usual price g^d Sale Price 6icJ yard
COTTON VOILES—2B inches wide; "black and white stripes
and spots
Usual price 1/2 Sale Price 6|d yard
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WHITE COTTON PIQUE
40 inches wide; medium width
cord, suitable for washing dresses
Usual price u£d yard'
Sale Price Sd yard
COTTON POPLINS—40 inches wide; dark navy and black
grounds, with white spot and stripe
Usual price 2/9 yard
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WHITE SHEETINGS.
A magnificent list of special values in Sheetings, including the
famous makes of Finlay's, Horrockses'. and Riga's.
54-inch TWILL SHEETING—
Sale Prices 1/6, 1/7, 1/8, 1/9, 1/10, 2/-, 2/2 yard
54-inch PLAIN.AND LINEN-FINISH SHEETING—
-,
. Sala Prices 1/6, 1/10, 2/-, 2/2 yard
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63-inch'TWILL SHEETING—
Sale Prices' 2/3, 2/4, 2/6, 2/8. 2/9 yard
63-inch LINEN-FINISH SHEETING—SaIe Prices 2/4, 2/6 yard
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72-inch TWILL SHEETINGSale Prices 2/-, 2/3, 2/6, 2/8, 2/10, 3/- yard
73-inch LINEN-FINISH SHEETING—SaIe Prices 2/8, 2/10 yard
80-inch TWILL SHEETING—
Sale Prices 2/6, 2/8, 2/9, 2/10, 3/-, 3/6 yard
80-inch LINEN-FINISH SHEETING-Sali Priced 2/10, 3/- yard
go-inch TWILL SHEETING—
.
,
.Sale Prices 2/9, 3/-, 3/3, 3/6, 3/9 yard
go-inch LINEN-FINISH SHEETING—SaIe Prices 3/3, 3/6 yard
UWBLEAGHEO SHEETING.
,
Scinch HERRINGBONE—
Usual prices i/6, 1/7, i/8, 1/9, 1/10, 2/- yard
Sale
Prlceß
1/4J,
i/3i,
. _..___
1/5, 1/6. 1/7, i/si yard
S4-mch TWILL—
Usual prices 1/6, 1/7, 1/8, 1/9 yard
;
\ Sale Prices 1/34, 1/H, 1/6, 1/6 yard
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Sale Prices i/«i, 1/6 yard
54-inch PLAIN— Usually 1/7/ 1/9prices
Usual
yard
2/-, 3/3,"2/4,"2/6
72-inch HERRINGBONE—.Sale
Prices VH, 1/11, 2/-, 2/H yard
Usual prices i/n, 2/3, 2/6 yard
72-inch TWILL—
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Sale Prices 1/7|, 1/11, 2/1^ yard
-72-inch PLAIN—
Usual price 1/9 Sale Price 1/G yard
80-inch HERRINGBONE—
Usual prices 2/3, 2/6, 2/8, 2/11, 3/3 yard
Sale Prlces"l/11, 2/1 i, 2/3, 2/6, 2/9 yard
Usual price 1/6 yard Sale Price 10£ti yard
SPOT HAT RlßßONS—Coloured spots on heavy cord; purple
and white, purple and cerise, royal and gold; 2in. wide
Former price 1/3 yard Sale Price 2cl yard
Fancy Checked and Spotted SILK RIBBONS—6in. wide,; gold
and green effects; limited quantity only
Usual price 1/11 yard Safe Price 3d yard
HAT BAND RIBBONS—24 in. wide; fancy small checks, heavy
quality; colours—violet, heliotrope, saxe, cardinal, mole,
vieux rose, brown
. Usual price 1/9 Sale Price «jd
HAND-MADE INDIAN LACES—A beautiful range of dainty
patterns, both Laces and Insertions, all first-grade; -also
large and small medallions in similar styles. You will save
money on these lovely laces if you buy now, because prices
are greatly reduced Save 25 to 33J per cent, off usual prices
SILK PETAL COLLARS—Finished with narrow smart ribbons; beautiful soft blending shades of rich silk
Five-petal collars—Usual price 5/9 Sale Price 1/11
Three-petal collars—Usual price 3/6 Sale Price 1/6
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Flowing MOTOR VEILS—Made of the best quality dust-proof
ninon; colours—navy, browns, mole, pink, sky, saxe, ivory,
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Usual prices 2/3, 2/8, 2/1 1 yard
Sale Prices 1/11, 2/3*, 2/6 yard
SHEETS*hEADY
WHITE
FOR USE.
ready for use, with taped comers. Made from Firdays,
Rigg's
Horrockses', and
Famous Sheetings.
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Size ij yards x 2? yards—
Twill—
Sale Prices 9/6, 9/9, 10/3, 10/9, 11/-, 12/>, 13/« pair
"^ LineD Finish—
Sale Prices 11/-, 12/- pair
Size if yards x 2% yards—
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Twill— Sale Prices 11/6, 13/6, 14/-, 14/9, 15/9, 16/3 pair
Linen Finish—
Sale Prices 14/-, 14/9 pair
Size 2 yards x 3 yards—
Twill—l2/9,13/3,14/-, 14/9, 16/9, 17/3, 18/3, 19/3,21/- pair
Linen Finish—
Sale Prices 17/3, 18/3 pair
Size zi yards x 3 yards—
Twill—
15/9, 16/3, 17/3, 17/9, 18/6, 19/6, 22/3 pair
Linen Finish—
Sale Prices 18/6, 19/6 pair
SizeaJ yards x 3 yards—
Sale
Twill—
Prices 17/9, 19/6, 21/-, 22/6, 23/9 pair
Linen Finish—
Sale Prices 21/-, 22/6 pair
pieces
100
of 63-inch Best Cotton ENGLISH TICKING—BIue
and .white stripe
Usual price 2/6 Sale Price 1/11 yard
Hemmed
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BARGAINS IN SILKS AND BSESS GOODS
REGIMENTAL STRIPED SILKS— 19 inches wide; in all the
English regimental stripes; suitable for smart blouses
Usual price 4/6 Sale Price 1/3 yard
FLORAL TAPESTRY SILKS— 19 inches wide; in a range of
colourings and designs; suitable for coverings or for trimmings
Usual price 6/tj Sale Price 1/11 yard
COLOURED BENGALINE SILKS—IB inches wide; in shades
of terra cotta and lemon
Usual price 3/11 yard
Sale Price 1/6 yard
NATURAL TUSSORE SILKS— 34 inches wide
price
Usual
2/- Sale Price 1/6 yard
SILK CREPE—2B inches wide; in the followingJAPANESE
colours:—Navy, sky, vieux rose, electric, mole, grey, pale
pink
Usual price 4/11 Sale Price navy
2/11 yard
STRIPED TAFFETA SILK
and
40 inches wide; in
black grounds, with various white stripes
Usual price 7/11 Sale Price 4/11 yard
STRIPED NOVELTY SILK—40 inches wide; in helio., light
navy, electric, violet, and black grounds, with white stripes;
will make smart frocks ,
Usual price 9/11 yard
To clear at 4/11 yard
Large
Our
Stock of DAINTY EVENING TUNICS has been
specially .reduced in price; can now be had for considerably
AJIxLyEjIyJ-iL/
80-inch TWILL—
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black, dark greens, violet, gold, cerise, buttercup
Single Veils—Usual price 4/6
Sale Price 3/11
Double Veils—Usual price 7/11 Sale Price 6/11
18 in. Ivory ALLOVER LACE—Richly embroidered in heavy
silk designs. At special Sale Prices
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Former prices 17/6, 12/6, 11/6, 12/9 yard
Sale Prices 4/9, 2/11, 3/9, 3/9 yard
Bottle Green GOSSAMER—For motor and travelling veils;
27 inches wide
Usual price 1/11 Sale Price 6d
Oddments in SUNSHADES and COLOURED UMBRELLAS—
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Will be Cleared out at Less than Half-Price
Embroidered MUSLIN FLOUNCINGS—Ne\v, smart, dainty
patterns, pretty edges
25 in. wide—Former price 2/6 Sale Price 1/11
26 in. wide—Former price 3/3 Sale Price 2/6
26 in. wide—Former price 4/6 Sale Price 3/3
VOILE EMBROIDERED FLOUNCINGS—In mercerised
45TH.
designs on splendid voile; all this season's goods, and the
patterns one and all are splendid
Former prices 7/6, 7/n, 8/6, 14/6 yard
Sale Prices 5/6, 5/11, 6/6, 10/6 yard
less than cost price
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SPECIALS IN THE MANCHESTER DEPT.
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COTTON TWEED
40 inches' wide; in woven black and
price,
white shepherd check
Usual
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1/2 yard
Sale Price Hid yard
COLOURED DRESS COTELE—3B inches \vide; in shades of
light brown, mid brown, champagne, and violet
Usual price 3/3 To clear at 1/6 yard
joined Val. insertions; washing and hard-wearing; in white
only
. Usual price 3/11. Saio Price 2/11
Pure' LINEN HEMSTITCHED HANDKERCHIEFS—Assorted
hems, superior Irish linen; marked low prices in the face of a
rising., market
Usual prices 4/11, 5/11, 8/6, 9/6, 10/11 doz.
Sale Prices 3/11, 4/6, 5/11, 6/11, 7/6 doz.
iSin. WASHING SHADOW NETS—In Paris only; smart, neat
designs for making up capSj fronts and neckwear.
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Usual
Sale Prices 2/7, 2/10, 4/3, 4/8, 4/11
CREAM CHEVIOT SERGES—42-50 inches wide
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'Usual prices 3/6, 3/9, 4/6, 5/3. 5/9, 6/6 "yard
Sale Prices 3/-, 3/3, 3/11, 4/8,4/11, 5/9 yard
Very Handsome Black French ROBE LENGTHS—
Usual prices 39/6, 59/6, 69/6, 79/6
Sale Prices 27/e, «2/-, 39/6, 83/-
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FLORAL HATS—In great variety
Usual prices '21/-, 25/9, 29/6. To clear 5/11
SMART TAILORED HATS—In light shades
: Usual prices 25/9, 29/6, 35/9 To Clear 5/-11
A Good Selection of READY-TO-WEARS—
Usual prices 10/6, 15/9, 21/- Vc vicar 5/11
PANDANS—Trimmed smartly with black ribbon velvet
Usual prices 15/9, 18/g To clear 3/11
All Children's MILLINERY MODELS—
rB/g, 21/- To clear 5/11
Usual prices .15/9,
Children's PANAMAS —Untrimmed, it) great variety
Usual price 12/0 To clear 5/11
Coloured Untrimmed TAGEL HATS—
Usual prices 10/6, r2/g, 15/9 To clear 5/11
Silks and Dross Coods—contd.
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Sale Prices 1/-, 1/3, 1/4?, 1/6 yard
Plain,,4o inches wide—
Twill, 40 inches wide—
Sale Prices 1/4^, 1/6 yard
Plain, 40 inches wide, circular— Sale Prices 1/4, 1/7, 1/8 yard
Twill, 40 inches wide, circular—
Sale Price 1/10 yard
20 X 30;
PILLOWCASES,'size
250 dozen, made best calico—
175 dozen, Linen Finish—
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Sale Price 12/- dozen
Sale Price 18/- dozen
BED QUILTS.
WHITE SATIN-FINISHED MARCELLA QUILTS.
FOR SINGLE BEDS-Usual prices to/6, 12/6, 16/-, 18/6,21/-, 25/-, 26/6 each
Sale Prices 8/11, 10/6, 13/6, 15/6, 17/6, 21/-, 22/6 each
FOR THREE-QUARTER BEDS"
Usual prices IS/6, 23/6, 26/6, 32/6,
35/-, 47/- each
Sale Prices 15/6, 20/-, 22/6, 27/6, 29/6, 39/6 each
FOR DOUBLE BEDSUsual prices 25-, 32/6, 36/-, 3S/6, 41/-, 47/-, 60/- each
Sale Prices 21/-, 27/6, 30/-, 32/6, 35/-, 40>, 51/- each
EXTRA LARGE SIZEUsual prices 32/6, <?S/6,
44/-, 49/6, 70/- each
Sale Prices 27/6, 32/6, 37/6, 42/-, 59/6 each
CRECIAN QUILTS.
FOR SINGLE BEDS— Usual prices 11/3, 13/6, 14/9, 17/6 each
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llSs^MSe^ $
___ THREE-QUARTER
17/6
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Sale Prices 13/6,
nnr7rtr
FOR DOUBLE BEDS—
each
Usual prices- 19/6, 24/9 each
Sale Prices 16/6, 21/- each
EGYPTIAN LONGCLOTH—36 inches wide, at 20 per cenL, or
4/- m the £, off usual prices; 150 pieces only, and cannot be
repeated
Usual prices g/6, io/g, 12/-, 13/6, 14/6, 15/6, 16/u, 18/- doz.
Sale Prices 7/6, 8/6, 9/6, 10/6, 11/6, 12/6, 13/6, i«/ 6dozen
TOWELS, IN ALL SIZES.
At 3/- En the £ off usual prices
WHITE TURKISH TOWELS—
Usual prices 1/2, 1/6, r/g, 2/-, 2/3, 2/9, 2/11 each
Sale Prices 1/-, 1/3, 1/6, 1/8,
2/3, 2/6 each
Usual prices 3/6, 3/9, 4/3, 4/9, 1/11,
5/3, 5/9,
each
Sale Prlcas 2/11, 3/3, 3/6, 3/11, «/6, 4/11. 6/u
5/11 each
UNBLEACHED STRIPED TURKISH TOWELSUsual prices 1/6, i/g, 2/-, 2/3, 2/9, 2/11, 3/6, 4/3 each
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BATH SHEETS'
Size 50 x 70 inches—Usual price 16/- Sale Price'
each
Size 60 x 80 inches—Usual price 22/6 Sale Price IS/6
13/6 each
Hemstitched Linen HUCKABACK TOWELS—
prices
Usual
2/3, 2/g, 2/11, 3/6, 4/3 each
Sale Prices 1/11, 2/3, 2/6, 3/-, 3/6 each
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OUR No.
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For Single Beds—
Sale Price 25/- pair
Tor Three-quarter Beds—'
Sals Price 35/- pair
For Double Beds—
Sale Frice 55/- aair
BUSH RUGS-At 5/- in the £ off usual prices; a real tnip
Size 50 x 70—
Usual prices 10/6, 12/6, 15/6 each
Sale Prices 7/11, 9/6,
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each
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bize
00 x bo— . .
Usual prices 12/6, 15/-, 11/9
17/6 each
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Sale Prices 9/6, 11/3, 13/6 each
Size 7<J x 90—
Usual prices 15/6, 20/-, 22/6 each
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Sale Prices 11/9, 15/-. 17/6 each
35 Pieces Natural DOCTOR FLANNEL—2B inches, suitable for
hard wear, and shrunk
Usual prices 2/3, 2/6 yard
Sale Prices 1/11, 2/2 yard
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-34 indies wide; a real snip
fawn, saxe, and navyUsual price i/- yard
Sale Price B£d yard
i piece each only WHITE BRILLIANT FLOUNCINGTucked, hemstitched edge, also with insertion; at half-jrice
Usual prices 2/-, 2/6, 3/-, 3/6 yard
Sale Prlce§ 1/-, i/o, 1/6, 1/8 yard
WHfTE TUCKED ALfc-OVER MUSLIN AT HALF-PRICE.
21 inches wide—
Usual price 2/6 Sale Price 1/3 yard
30 inches wide—
Usual price 3/- Sale Price 1/6 yard
, Usual price 3/6 Sale Price 1/9 yard
28 inches wide—
54 pieces of WHITE MUSLIN—In small to large check de:
signs; also stripes, small to large designs
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Usual price 1/- Sale Price
84d yard
pieces
designs
150
JAPANESE CREPE—Eastern
only; suitable
for kimonos or curtains; 30 inches wide
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Usual price 1/3 Sale Price 7^d yard
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LAST
WEEK'BARGAINS IN AST NEEDLEWORK
Special Line of COMMENCED PIECES-^-Table Centres and
Cosy Pieces, traced designs on natural Holland, partly
worked
, Clearing at 1/11
with threads to finish
each
H.S. POPLIN CUSHION CASES—Square shape, hemstitched
y border, made up and traced ready for working; the design is
a very dainty arrangement of the rosebud pattern
Usual price 4/11 Sale Price 3/11 each
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TRACED MADE-UP TEA'COSIES
Made up with dejlign's
traced for working in cream, green, or fawn I poplin, green
or blue linen, and natural oatmeal linen; each piece finished
with corded edge
Usual prices 3/6, 3/9. 4/11 each
Clearing at 2/11 each
Duchess Sets— Usual price 6/6 Clearing at 4/6 each
j only COMMENCED PIECE in this design
A large oval
Table Centre, started in shades of yellows, pinks, and mauve,
with all threads to finish design
Usual price 12/6
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in the above series in cream linen, both square Table Centres,
one to work in all white/the other in shades of blue;,each
piece is started, and includes threads to finish design
Usual prices 14/6, 16/6 Clearing at 8/11, 10/6 each
Special Line of TRACED LINENS—A
very pretty and simple
design, in a conventional bunch of daisies
to be worked in
loop stitch; each piece is finished off round the edge with
lace edging; traced on heavy cream linen
Oval or Round Table Centres—
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- Usual prices 2/3, zjxi Clearing at Is^ t/11-each
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Table Centres—Usual prices 1/6, 1/9, i/n, 2/6, 2/9 each
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Runners—
Usual price 3/3 Clearing at 1/11 each
Duchess Sets— Usual price 3/11 Clearing at 2/6 set
Cushion Pieces—Usual price 4/6 Clearing at 2/11 each
Table Covers—
Usual prices .4/6, 4/9 each
PlECES*—M^gya^* shape!
CREAM WINCEY NIGHTDRESS
full length, dainty designs, traced for working-, round or Vshape necks; in two qualities that will wash and wear well
sUsual prices 11/6,-15/6 Clearing at 8/11, 12/6 each
CREPE-DE-CHINE NIGHTDRESSES
Magyar style, fuil
length, made up and traced ,ready far working;
a sgleudid
quality cloth in a rich ivory shade
Usual price 35/- each
Clearing at 29/6 each
FULL LENGTH NIGHTIES—Dainty eyelet designs, traced
for working on fine madapolam; Magyar shape, round,
square, or V-shape necks
Usual price 4/n each
Clearing at 3/11 each
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CAMISOLE PIECES—Open in front, with sleeves and basque,
dainty eyelet designs, traced ready for working on fine
madapolam ; good shapes and full sizes
Usual price 2/3 each
Clearing at i/s each
EMBROIDERED CUSHION CASES—Finished and made up
ready for filling; all very handsome designs on silk poplin
and crash
Usual prices .18/6,/19/6,26/6, 35/- each
Clearing at 12/6 each
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A- novel design, representing *.'
slouch hat, as worn by the New Zealand and Australian
soldiers : in khaki enamel and gilt, or on sterling silver
Usual prices i/6, 3/6 Sahs Prices 1/-, 2/6 *ach
DAINTY PENDANTS—With chains; a range of pretty designs, with brilliants or coloured stoties ; complete with" neck
chains Usual prices 2/11, 3/3, 3/6. 4/6 Clearing at 2/- eaob
Very smart
RIBBON WATCH FOBS
designs; black suk
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ribbon, with rolled gold fittings
Usual price 7/6 each
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Clearing at 4/J1 each
GILT MUFF CHAINS
A tmmbcr of differtaii. patterns, in
good strong makes; can also be " used for indies'" watch
guards or bag bandits
Uhutsl price 2/6 Clearing at 1/9 each
E.P.N.S. BAGS—Solid metal bags, with chain handles; veryneat shapes, and strongly made
Usual prices n/6, 12/6, 13/6 Clearingat 8/TJ, S/6,9 fit each
PATRIOTIC BROOCHES.
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LAST WEEK BARGAINS IN HABERDASHERY
in jstraigfitFANCY BLACK
edge or broken-edge styles; all good silk braids, suitable for
costumes or silk coats,' etc. Widths from i to 2 inches
Usual prices 7*d. io£d, 1/2, 1/6, 1/0 yard
Clearing at 4£d, sld, 6tl, ad, lO^d yard
BLACK CREPE BRAID—A crepe effect in black braid,
straight edge; in four widths, from I to 3 inches; suitable
Usual prices Sd, i/-, 2/9, 4/1.1 -yard
for mourning wear
BRAIDS—A range of designs
Clearing at 3d and 6d yard
SLIDES—Very smart oval shape, with
FANCY COSTUME
three bars"; width 2 inches; in violet
Usual price l/n each
and navy blue
Clearing at 1/3 each
"BOOKLESS" FASTENERS—The only perThe Wonderful for
skirts and dresses, opened or closed with a
fect fastener
single pull; easily attached and guaranteed rustless; in
for attaching- to
black, white, or grey. Full instructions
Usual price 2/6 a set
garment given with each set
' Clearing at 1/6 a set
SANITARY HAIR PUFFER—Puffer and special hair
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pins for making the fashionable little hair puffs or rolls
at.«id each
Usual price lojd each Clearing
protection to the
PROTECTORS—Afford proper
HAT PIN the
pins, and prevent them falling out of the hat;
point of
Usual prices 2d, 3d, 6d, 1/- each
in a variety of patterns
Clearing at 4 for 6d and 3 for 6d
COLLAR SUPPORTS "—Can be quickly at" ALLINWON
to be lost; altached to any'dace, collar band; no loose pins
ways ready for use; 3 and 3s-ihch
Usual price od pair
Clearing at .3 pairs for Gd
HOOKS AND EYES—These lie quite flat on the
" TRIDENT/
garment, aid "cannot be crushed in the washing; in black or
Usual price ijd card
white, rustless, and several sizes
Clearing at 6d dozen cards
trimming evenCOLOURED MARABOUT TRIMMING—For
ing coats and wraps; in shades of yellow and gold only
Glearing at 3d yard
the hair in
DOUBLE TURBAN HAIR FRAMES—For dressing
Usual price 2/6 each
two buns at the back; all hair shades
Clearing at 1/- each
black heads; strong pins
FANCY BLACK HATPINS—Smart
at 3d each
Usual price 6d Clearing
in short lengths
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Made of silk, in all colours;
12
on
a
size,
on
elastic;
card
medium
very
Usual prices 2d, 3d each Clearing at 1/-, 1/6 dozen
, SHIRT PEARL BUTTONS—Good size, for men's or boys'
shirts, 4-hole, strong make; I2\dozen on a card
Clearing at 1/6, 2/3 card
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Boys'
and Men's
Clothing—contd.
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GLOVES ARE CHEAPER NOW
2-Button DOESKIN GLOVES—In white or natural
Usual prices 4/11, 5/11 pair Safe Prices 4/6, 5/4 pair
2-Button DOESKIN GLOVES—In white only; sizes 5$ to 6i
only
Usual price 6/11 pair Sale Pricej.6/3 pair
2-Button White FRENCH KID GLOVES—With plain points
Usual price 3/11 pair Sale Price 3/6 pair
The Carette KID GLOVE—2 dome, -broad-stitched back,
black, white, grey, beaver, brown, tan, pastelle
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.Usual price 5/6 -pair Sale Pries 4/11 pair
Calvat's FRENCH KID GLOVES—With plain backs,' 2 domes,
tan,
in black, beaver,
brown, or pastelle shades
Usual prices 6/11, 7/11 Sale Prices 6/3, 7/3 pair
With broad stitched backs— Usual prices 7/11, 8/n pair
Sale Prices 7/2, 7/11
FRENCH SUEDE GLOVES
With broad stitched backs, 2
domes, in black, tan, beaver, gTeys, and brown
Usual prices 7/6, 8/6, 9/6 Sale Prices 6/9, 7/8, 8/6 pair
2-Dome NAPPA GLOVES—English make
Usual price 6/11 pair Sale Price 6/3 pair
2-Dome Tan NAPPA GLOVESr-Needle-stitched backs
prices
and
Usual
8/11
10/6 pair Sale Prices 7/11 and 9/6 pair
2-D.ome 'ANTELOPE GLOVES—In tan or smoke
Usual price '6/n pair Sale Price 6/3 pair
2-DOME MOCHA SUEDE GLOVES—Tan or smoke; English
make
Usual price 8/11 Sale Price 7/11 pair
REAL REINDEER GLOVES—In tans or smoke ,
Usual price 17/6 Sale Price 15/9 pair
Elbow-length KID GLOVES—In black or white
12 Button—Usual price 8/11 pair
Sale, Price 6/11 pair
16 Button—Usual price 10/6 pair Sale Price 8/11 pair
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HOSIERY BARGAINS FOR THE LAST WEEK
Tearer " Black Ribbed COTTON HOSE—
Children's " Holey
wearing sizes 4 to 8 boots
Small sizes only; to fit children
Usual prices 1/8 to 1/10 To clear 6d pair
ENGLISH HOLE-PROOF HOSE—Guaranteed ash black dye
Usual price 1/8 To clear 1/3 pair
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spliced
HOSE—Soft
cotton
extra
BLACK LISLE
soles;
wearing parts
Usual tfrice 2/3 Sale Price 1/11
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wearing stocking, soft
to the tread
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Sale Prices 1/6, 1/11, 2/6, 2/11
WHITE LISLE THREAD HOSE—
Usual price 1/11 pair
Sale Price 1/6 pair
WHITE FIBRE SILK ANKLE HOSE— Usual price 2/11 pair "
Sale Price 2/6 pair
Tan LISLE HOSE—Lace fronts
Usual priqes 2/9, 3/3 pair
To clear at 1/6, 1/11 pair
BLACK CASHMERE HOSE—Embroidered silk fronts
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Usual
3/6, 3/11, 4/3, 5/6 pair
Sale Prices 2/6, 2/11, 3/6, 3/11 pair
SPUN SILK HOSE—With lace fronts, in sky, pink, turquoise,
cardinal, bronze Usual price 5/6 pair Sale Price 2/6 pair
SILK HOSE—With Lisle tops and feet; in black
RADMOQR
and white
Usual prices 4/3, 8/11, ii/6, 15/6 pair
Sale Prices 3/10^8/-,
10/6, 14/,
In""'■ colours to match dresses—
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Usual prices 4/11, 8/11 Sale Prices 4/5, 8/'
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the following .essential fea1 When buying a Sewing Machineyou
would secure satisfactory
I tures should be kept in mind, if work:—results in your
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DURABILITY!
EXECUTION!
The "Improved Grand "is the embodiment of all these quali!\
specially
to our order in large quantities^
ties. Manufactured
are able to buy on the best of terms, and because we do not
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expenses enable us to give you
\j employ canvassers our 'sellingvalue.
Every machine is thoroughly tested and perfectly adjusted, and
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can be relied on to perform the work claimed for it.
We give a Ten-year Guarantee with every Machine we sell.
! MODEL
"B"
Four-drawer, drophead, ball-bearing stand,
dak woodwork, complete set of accessories,extra bobbins and
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Regular price £7/15/- Sale Price £6/17/8
needles .
j MQDEL C "—Automatic four-drawer drophead machine,ballbearings, oak stand, and apron to protect the Idress, extra
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bobbins and needles Regularprice £gj 15/- SalePrice £8/12/6
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MODEL "D
Two-door cabinet, automatic lift, oak wood]
work; this machine is very ornamental, and makes a useful
Regular price ,612/15/1 writing table when
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Sale Price £11/5/-
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CROCKETT AND JONES' HIGH-GRADE BOOTS.
DURO " — Men's BoxCalf LACE BOOTS
Round
" THE
toes, stout welted soles; linen lined; open or closed fronts
Usual price 37/6 Sale Price 30/OSTEND "—Men's Box Calf LACE BOOTS—Medium
round toes, welted soles ;" linen lined
Usual price 28/6
Sale Price 24/6
THE ROYAL "—Men's Horse Hide LACE BOOTS—Medium
" round toes, stout welted soles '
Usual price 35/6
Sale Price 30/---,"THE VISCOUNT"
Men's Box Calf LACE BOOTS
light
round
toes,
Medium
welted soles; linen lined.
Usual price 33/6 Sale Price 27/6
"THE KORRECTO"
Men's Box Calf LACE BOOTS—
Leather lined, fitted with arch supports, medium toes
■.'',. Usual price 32/6 SaJe Price 26/6
VICTOR "—Men's Black Glace Kid LACE BOOTS—
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Medium toes, light welted soles ;■ linen lined
Usual price 33/6 Sale Price 27/6
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— In tweeds, worsteds,
suits
English Tailor-made BOXED SUITS
and serges; really smart fitting
Usual prices 52/6, 55/-, 63/-, 7P/-» 75/-. 84/Saie Prices 44/6, 46/6, 55/-, 59/6, 63/6, 72/Gent's SPORTS or GOLF SUITS—With Trousers, in Tweeds,
Assorted Grey Flannel, Homespun, Donegal, and Harris
Tweed
Usual prices 45/-, 49/6, 55/-, 63/Sale Prices 38/6, 42/6, 46/6, 53/6
or
SPORTS
GOLF JACKETS only—As worn with flannel
trousers, in homespun and other tweeds
Usual prices 29/6, 35/-, 39/6, 45/Sale Prices 25/-, 30/-, 34/-, 38/6
grounds
stripes, medium
Sale Price 9/11
Usual price 17/6 Sale Price 14/9
' 'CEYLON SHIRTS—With bands, coloured stripes in black' and
Usual prices 8/6 and 9/6
white, heliotrope, and blue
Sale Prices 7/3 and 8/Light
ground, with fancy
CEYLON FINISH PYJAMAS
stripes of blue, helio., grey, and black
prices
Usual
8/6,,'9/6 Sale Prices 7/3, 8/KHAKI COAT SWEATERS— Usual price 10/6 Sale Price 8/11
Sale Price- 7/-"
KHAKI SWEATER—UsuaI price 8/3
Gent's White LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS—Machine-hemmed
Usual price 14/- dozen Sale Price 10/6 dozen
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FLANNEL LOUNGE SUITS—In assorted greys,'English tailor
made
Usual prices 55/-, 59/6, 63/-, 70/Sa!e Prices 46/6, 51/6, 53/6, 59/6
SADDLE TWEED TROUSERS
In English and Colonial
Usual.prices 16/6, 17/6,119/6,
. saddle.tweed
22/6
Sale Prices 14/6, 15/-. 16/9, 19/6
ENGLISH WORSTED AND TWEED TROUSERS
In as-'
stripes,
sorted
medium and, dark colours
Usual prices 15/-, 16/6, 17/6, 19/6, 22/6
Sale Prices 13/-, 14/6, 15/-, 16/9, 19/6
FLANNEL TROUSERS—In assorted g-reys, as worn with
Golf or Sports Coats Usual prices 13/6, 15/-, 16/6, 17/6, 19/6
Sale Prices 11/6, 13/-, 14/6, 15/-, 16/9
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RIDING BREECHES—In Khaki Drill, Canton Gabardine,
Bedford Cord,. Whipcord, and Saddle Tweed
Usual Prices 17/6, 25/-, 29/6, 35/- to 50/Sale Prices 15/-, 21/6, 25/6, 30/- to 42/6
Men's DRESSING GOWNS—In camel fleece and fleecy tweeds,
Oriental designs and plain colours
Usual prices 39/6, 4SI; So/-, 55/-, 63/- to 97/6
Sale Prices 34/, 39/-, 42/6, 47/6, 54/- to 85/- ,
RALEIGH RAINCOATS and other most reliable makes, such
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as Burberry, Dexter, Heptonette, and Zambrene
Usual prices 95/-, 105/-, no/-, 120/-, 126/- to ".£B/8/Sale Prices 81/-, 90/-, 9«/-, 102/-, 107/6 to £7/3/quite so expensive, but still useful coats"
—Not
RAINCOATS
by good English manufacturers
Usual prices 39/6, 47/6, 55/-, 65/-, 84/Sale Prices 34/-, 41/-, 47/-, 55/6, 72/6
WASHING TUNIC AND FANCY SUITS—In assorted drills,
poplins, and cotton mixtures; for boys 2to 6 years
Usual prices 7/6, q/6, 12/6, 15/- to 25/Sale"Prices 6/6, 8/3, 10/9, 13/- to 21/6
.WASHING BLOUSES only—ln assorted drills, galateas, and""
other cotton materials; for boys of 2 to g years
Usual prices 3/11, 4/6, 4/11, 5/1 1, 6/6, 7/6
Sale Prices 3/3, 3/9, 4/3, 5/3, 5/6, 6/6
VARSITY
WASHING
TOPS—In drill, tussore silk, poplin, and
Galatea; for boys 2 to 12 years
Usual prices 4/11, 5/6, 5/1 1, 6/6, 7/6 to 12/6
Sale Prices 4/6, 4/9, 5/3, 5/6, 6/6 to 10/9
Boys' WASHING JACKETS—In white drill and cotton poplins;
sports
shapes;
and
all sizes
■Norfolk
Usual prices 6/6, 7/6, 8/6, 9/6, 10/6
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Sale Prices 5/6, 6/G,7/6, 8/3, 9/NAVAL SUITS—In navy serge, with white blouse and reefer
jacket, with brass buttons; for boys 5 to 8 years
Usual prices ig/6, 22/6, 25/- Sals Prices 16/6, 19/6, 21/6
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ART TOILETS to choose from—Royal Doulton and other
famous makers
57/6 to is guineas
Sale Discount 3/- in the £
DECORATED TOILET JUGS AND BASINS-^-Remnants of
expensive sets
" Sale Prices 5/6 and 6/6 each
4 DINNER SETS—lncomplete or faulty
Usual prices 55/-, 60/-, 84/-, 126/Sa!e Prices 35/6, 49/6, 60/-, 99/6
3 .ONYX MARBLE CLOCKS—" Ansonia make
prices
95/-, 115/-, 130/- Sale Prices 70/-, 90/-, 100/Usual
Usual, prices o/d, r/6
To clear 3d, 6d
4711 ROSE AND GLYCERINE SOAP— Usual price 3-k^cakc
Sale Price 2/6 dozen
CARBOLIC TOOTH POWDER—
Usual price 1/Sale Price 3d
4711 TOILET WATERS—Lu-xis, Cologne, Opoponax, Violet de
Persia, Violet
Usual prices 3/6, 5/6 Sale Price-1/Rimmel's ROYAL PERFUMES—EngIish Clover, Royal Shamrock, White Chrysanthemums
Usual prices 2/11, 3/6
Sale Prices 1/11) 2/6
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BEDDING BARGAINS.
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C©LLAPSI®LE GO-CASSTS ARE CHEAPER
soiled
AH Bedding is made in our own factory of thoroughlyl sterilised
materials, and is guaranteed by; us to-be pure and hygienic.
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KAPOC BEDS—Loose r
.'
Size 2ft. 6in..—-. ,
Usual prices 21/6, 25/6
Sale Prices 18/e, 21/6
Size 3ft.—
iUsual prices 25/6, 29/6
Sale Prices 21/6, 25/6
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Size 3ft. 6in.:
Usual prices 31/6, 35/6
Sale
Prices 26/9, 30/6
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Size 4ft.—
Usual prices 34/6, 38/6
Sale Prices 29/6, 32/9
Size 4ft. 6in.—
Usual prices 37/6, 42/6
Sale Peices 31/11, 36/6
KAPOC BEDS—Buttoned-an^toraered
Size 2ft. 6in.—
Usual prices 23/6, 27/6
Sale Prices 20/-, 23/6
Size 3ft.—
Usual prices 27/6, 31/6,
Sale Prices 23/6, 26/^
Size 3ft-6in,—*',"
Usual prices 33/6, 37/6
Sale Prdces 28/9,s,t'/ii
Size 4ft.
iUsual prices 36/6, 40/6
Sale Prices 3P,/6,34/6
Size 4ft. 6in.—
Usual pnees 39/6, 44/6
Sale Pricea-33/6, 38/9
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4711 PERFUME SACHETS—
100
—
keep him outTo have baby healthy and happy, it is necessary toyou
must have
in the open air as much as possible. To do this
a good Carriage—one that is strong, roomy, and easy riding.
advantage
over other cars that
Our new Vis-a-Vis Car has the
the child can be seen and amused by the person in charge of
it,'the child facing the handles.^ Make your selection from the
BEDSTEADS.
i-inch pillar,, brass rail and
Reduced from 52/6 to 30/---4ft. 6in. FRENCH BEDSTEAD—ij-inch pillar, brass rails,
spindles and mounts, all slightly shop soiled
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Reduced from £5/15/- to £3/15/---4ft. 6in. ITALIAN BEDSTEADS—2-inch pillar, brass, mounts
Reduced from £7/15/- to £4/19/6
and rails; splendid value
ITALIAN BEDSTEAD—4ft. 6in., all brass fcot, 2-inch massive
pillars; handsome bedstead Reduced from £12/10/-to
£7/10/knobs ;■
bristles and-beautiful designs
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Usual prices 140/-, 170/-, 210/- Sale Prioes 115/-, 140/-, 180/Ivory-handle DESSERT AND TABLE KNIVES—
Usual prices 55/-, 77/6 Sale Prices 45/-, 65/-*
20 CRUMB TRAYS AND BRUSHES—Oxydised and bright
Usual price 6/6 Sale Price 4/3 set
British Malleable Iron Frame WRINGERS
Solid rubber
i2iri. 14m.
rollers; guarantee with each wringer
Usual prices 30/- 35/Sale Prices 26/6 30/i2in. i4in.
American High-grade
WRINGERS—
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Usual prices 30/- 37/0
Sale Prices 25/- 32/The whole stock of Antique Copper and Brass HEARTH
To bo cleared at 4/- in the £ discount
REQUISITES—
Special Sale Price for the VITAL SUCTION CLEANER—
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S5/10/The Wizard HOUSE CLEANING SET
Consists of 1 Oil
Mop
ready
packet
Carpet
use,
Polish
for
1 bottle Oil Polish, 1
Sale Price 4/6
Cleaner; only 50 sets left
The Wizard OIL POLISH MOP—Ready for action
2/11
The Whole stock of Brass RAIL FENDERS, Antique Copper
KERBS AND KERB SUITES, FIRE SCREENS, COAL
, .
VASES, FIRE IRONS,'etc. .
To be cleared at 4/- in the £ discount
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TUSSORE SILK SHIRTS—With bands or collars
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a~
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to £2/19/6
from £4/19/6 to £3/19/6
3ft., bevelled mirror door and large
Reduced from. £8/12/6 to £6/10/-
BEDSTEADS
3ft. FRENCH
slightlyshop
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CEYLON FINISH
drawer
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Usual price 5/6 Sale Price 4/3
Made of all wool colonial flannel;
ALL WOOL PYJAMAS
grounds
stripes
fancy
medium
with
Usual price 20/- pair
Sale Price 13/6 pair
CEYLON PYJAMAS—Light and medium grounds, with fancy
stripes; g"ood wear .
pricesl
Usual
11/6, 13/6, 15/6, 16/6
Sa!e Prices 9/11, 11/6, 13/3, 14/-
PYJAMAS-In fancy
Usual price 11/6
OAK WARDROBE,—
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„ Natural Wool and Cotton UNDERVESTS AND PANTS— '
Usual price 6/6 8a!o Price «/9
Natural MERINO UNDERVESTS AND PANTS—
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"LAST WEEK" REDUCTIONS IN MERCEEY
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OAK
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MEN'S THREE-GARMENT SAC SUITS—Hand-tailored to
your own measure
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Usual prices £s/S/-> £5/10/-, £6, £6/10/- each
Sale Pricos £4/14/6, £fl/19/-, £5/8/-, £6/17/- each
SPECIAL OFFER SUITS TO MEASURE—A limited number
of odd^ lengths in tweeds and worsteds have been sorted out
for quick clearance ' ' Usual prices £5/10/- to £6/6/- each
Sale Price 95/- each
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BEDSTEADS—4ft. 6in., in stained rimu
Reduced from £3/17/6
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BEDSTEADS-4ft. 6in_ Reduced
WOOD
3 Silk-lined Cases Ladies' Silver BRUSH SETS—Best quality
of Suitings, and the savings are worth noting.
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Reduced from 19/6 15/6
from 25/6 to 19/6
Reduced from 28/6 to 21/— — Reduced
REDUCES)
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The strongest trunk on the
Two Bird. CABIN TRUNKS
market; made of flax and wire interwoven; resists all force;
only
sizes
in two
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Ordinary price £&lsj36m. long x iSin. deep—
Sale Price £6/19/Ordinary price
long
deep—
x
I3^in.
---36
£7/5/Sale Price £6/2/6
m.
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, COMPRESSED CANE TRUNKS—Hide and brass bound; one
THE "OBSERVATION" —This can be wheeled over the roughof the best trunks made; in two sizes only
/
est ground without the child being disturbed; all steel enamOrdinary price £7 Sale Price £5/19/elled black; plated safety joints; 12m. wheels, wired on
33-inch
Ordinary
price
Sale
Price
tyres; in dark green and dark blue
Regular price £5/10/---36-inch
£&
£6/16/---'
In brown, green, or black canvas, steel
Sale Price £4/15/- ---. CABIN TRUNKS,
THE "IDEAL"—This model has three positions, sitting, semiframe, leather bound and well finished; in three sizes j
Ordinary price 65/- Sale Price 55/3
reclining, and ffed, with draughtflaps in dark green and,darla
30-inch
Ordinary price 71/6 Sale Price 60/9
Regular price £4/15/6 Sale Price £3/19/6 N
blue
33-inch
Ordinary price 78/6 Sale Price 66/8
THE "GRACEFUL"—Is better than ever, easier frame, and up36-inch
high
holstered with our new
WEEK-END CASES—In green canvas, steel frame, and all
side seat; when in the bed position the body is as large as a basinette, 31 Jin. long; a thorSizes 22m. 24m. 26in. 28in.
leather bound
Ordinary prices 45/oughly strong and useful car Regularly! £4/19/6 Now £4/4/8
So/- 55/- 59/6
Sale Prices 38/3 42/6
THE "IDOL"—Fitted with self-compensating springs, which .
46/9 50/6
enables the car to be pushed 'over rough ground with ease,
HAT BOXES —In black.and green canvas, well finished
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causing no vibration to the child; upholstered with our
. and
Sizes 22m. 24m.
draught-proof hood and seat, which prevent the child being
Ordinary prices 30/35/6
Sale Prices 25/6
disturbed iri windy weather; nickel-plated safety joints and
30/Regular
price
canvas,
steel frame, and brass lock
£6/5/HAT BOXES—In green
handles, in dark green and blue
,
Sa!e Price £5/7/- :
Sizes 22m. 24m.
Ordinary prices 35/6 42/THE "CHAMPION"—A four-position observation car, fitted
wheel sprung separately, special
Sale Prices 30/- 35/9
with patent springs, each
bound;
struts preventing the wheel from spreading; nickel-plated
HAT BOXES —In black-or green canvas, all leather
shape,
fitting and handles; uin. and 12k wheels, wired on tyres
in
the
new
with
handle
on side; in three sizes
made
Regular price £7/5/- Sale Price £6/4/6
only
Sizes 2oin. 22m. 24m.
.
. .Ordinary prices 39/6 43/6 49/COLLAPSIBLE SULKIES—The simplest thing- on earth; can
be worked with one hand
Reduced from 59/6 to 45/6
Sale Prices 33/6 36/6 41/6
In dark green canvas, with steel frame; all
' SUIT CASES
bound
and
niclde
locks
Sizes 22m. 24m. 26in.
leather
SAVINGS IN THE CARPET SECTION'
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Ordinary prices 22/24/- 26/500 yards of AXMINSTER CARPETS—AII good designs and
Sale Prices 18/9 20/6 22/3
colourings; specials for last week of Sale
CASES—Light
all
leather
cordurable,,
MATTING SUIT
and
Reduced from 12/11 to 8/11 yard
ners and steel bound
Sizes 22m. 24m. 26m.
CARPET—Special
splenprices
Ordinary
bargains;
WILTON STAIR
last week
19/- 21/- 22/6
did value
Sale Prices 16/3 17/10 19/3
KlTS—Very useful for shopping
22 i inches wide— .
Reduced from 6/11 to 5/11 yard
MATTING
Reduced from 7/11 to 6/6 "yard
Sale Prices 6d, 7d, 80, 9d, lOd
27 inches wide—
MATTING TABLE MATS—In sets of five
have secured a manufacturer's set of
CARPET SAMPLES—We
Ordinary prices 2/6 and 4/6 set
Axminster Carpet Samples; beautiful colours and high-class
Sale Prices 2/1f and 3/10 set
'qualities; ii yards long;'suitable for hearth rugs and bedhand-painted silk, in various
BASKETS—Lined
with
carpets
Reduced
from
to
WORK
side
19/6 12/6 each
prices 3/11, 4/11, 5/11
Ordinary
colours
CARPET SQUARES—SO
Brussels Squares; all good designs,
Sale Prices 3/4, 4/2, 5/best quality; to be cleared at 25 per cent, or 5/- in the £ off
the last week of Stde
WORK BOXES—Lined and padded with silk in pink, blue, And
usual prices during
green
Ordinary prices, 10/6, 12/6, 16/6
Size 9ft. x 10ft. 6in.— Reduced from £5/5/- to £3/19/6
Reduced from £6/5/- to £4/17/6
Sale Prices 8/11, 10/9, 14/Size 9ft. x 12ft.—
Size 11ft. 3m. x 12ft.— Reduced from £7/10/- to £5/19/6
WORK BASKETS—On stands; lined and padded with silk;
Size iif.t. 3m. x 13ft. 6in.—Reduced from £3/5/-to £6/10/pale blue, rose, and scarlet
Ordinary prices iS/6, 21/-, 23/11
JAPANESE MATTINGS—2O pieces, in white, blue, and green;
special last week prices
Reduced from 1/9 to 1/3 yard
Sale Prices 15/9, 17/11, 20/6
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Usual prices 2/6, 3/6 Sale Price 1/6 as
IMITATION MOROCCO HANDBAGS
Deep shape, gilt
frames
Usual price 6/6' Sale Price 2/6 Si
COTTON MOIRETTE HANDBAGS—NickeI or gilt frames;
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in grey, champagne, or black'
Usual price 6/11 a
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Sale Price a/11
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EMBROIDERED TUSSORE SILK HANDBAGS—With strong $
"nickel frame and tussore silk handles
Usual price S/11 S3
Sale Price 7/6 ;i
FREIGHT ON DRAPERY TO NEAREST STATION OR WHARF
i BLACK
good
J
70 pairs Oddments in Men's TAN BOOTS —, Made up in
willow calf and glace kid; all shapes and styles; size 7 only
Usual prices 25/- to 35/- Sale Prices 20/- to 27/8
80 pairs Odds and Ends in. Men's BLACK BOOTS—Made up
in box calf, glace kid, and patent leather; sizes 7 and 8 only;
all shapes and styles
Usual prices 23/6 to 35/Sate Prices 16/6 Jo 27/6
pairs
'f THE SERVICE BOOT"
Tan Officers' Boots,
72
extra stout sole; French calf lined throughout; round toes,
half tip on heel
Usual price 40/6 Sale Price 35/Black and
---36 pairs Florsheim's AMERICAN BOOTS
tan;_high American toes; linen lined; sizes 7 and 8 only
Usual price 35/- : Sale Price 25/-
to
3ft.—
All at Half-price
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3-Button LAMBSKIN GLOVES—Broad backs, in tan, beaver,
brown shades, and white
Usual price 3/11 pair Sale Price 2/3 pair
2-Dome Coloured KID GLOVES—Fancy stitched' backs;
Usual price 5/6 pair To clear at 3/11 pair
slightly soiled
x
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WE GUARANTEE CORRECT STYLE AND LATEST CUT;
PERFECT FIT, AND FAITHFUL WORKMANSHIP.
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mirror 2ft'. 6in. x ift. 6in.
Reduced from £4/15/- to £3/15/DUCHESS WASHSTANDS~3ft. 6in. ; tile back and marble
top
Reduced from £5/12/6 to £4/5/DUCHESS WASHSTAND—3ft. 6in.; tile back and marble top,
cupboard, etc.
Reduced from £3/19/- to £2/12/6
OAK BEDROOM SUITE—Sft. Wardrobe, with mirror, 4ft. x ift.
6m.; Duchess Chest, 3ft. 3m., 3 drawers and Sewel case,
mirror; Washstand, 3ft. 3m., tile back and top
Reduced from £24/10/- to £19/10/OAK BUREAU—4ft., with leadlight side cupboard and drawers ;
handsome piece of furniture Reduced from £7/17/- to £6/tO/OAK SIDEBOARD—6ft., large oval mirror back, 3jdrawers, 3
cupboards and cellarete ■ Reduced from £20/10/-to £15/10/-;
WARDROBE—Stained rimu;; 3ft. 6in., mirror door and leadlighfpanel
Reduced from £7/17/6 to £6/10/r
WARDROBE—3ft., stained rimu, mirror door, large drawer
Reduced from £6/5/- to £4/10/-
CROCKERY AND HARDWARE
Usual prices 8/6, 14/6, 15/-, 21/FRUIT SALAD SETS—
Sale Prices 7/-, 12/-, 12/6, 17/6
MORNING TEA SETS—With oak tray
Usual prices 8/9, 10/6, 15/6, 26/Sale Prices 7/-, 3/9, 12/6, 16/6
TOILET SETS—Art shades; 6 pieces
Usual prices 27/6, 35/-, .38/6, 45/Sale Prices 23/9, 30/-, 33/9, 39/6
TOILET PAILS to match, in various shades
20 dozen PLAIN FOOTED TUMBLERS—SaIe Price 4/11 dozen
20 dozen KEY TUMBLERS—
Sale Price 6/-. dozen
20 dozen BARREL-SHAPED TUMBLERS—Cut
JJsual price 10/6 Sale Price 8/6 dozen
50 dozen Strong White and Gold BREAKFAST CUPS AND
,
.
Sale Price 6/11 dozen
SAUCERS—
30 dozen China White and Gold TEA CUPS AND* SAUCERS—
Sale Price 7/6 dozen
6 High-class TEA SETS
From Royal Doulton, Royal Wor, cester, and Royal Wedgwood Potteries
Usual prices ,£6/16/-, £8/10/-, £9/10/-, £10, '£13, £14
Sale Prices £5/15/-, £6/17/6, £7/17/6, £8/5/-, £10/15/-, £11/10/Usual prices 4/6 to 30/---50 VASES AND ORNAMENTS—
TASLOM-MADE SUITS FOR MEN
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9ft.
10ft. 6in. x 3ft.
12ft. x 3ft.
4
A STRAIGHT-OUT SAVING OF 10 PER CENT. OR 2/- IN
THE £ DURING SALE PERIOD.
The time is nowopportune for you to order that'new Suit, because we are making particularly bright concessions during
our Great Summer Sale.
We are holding very heavy stocks of Woollens, etc., that were
bought before the war, and we" assure you that our prices for
these have not advanced. If we had to replace our stock at the
present moment we could not buy the materials for anything
like the price we are selling them,,so that you will readily see
what a saving 10 per cent., or 2/- in the £, off these old
prices means to you.
ORDER YOUR SUIT NOW!
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Our staff of experts is awaiting your pleasure, and our Cutter
just
"individuality"
that
touch
of
give
will
so necessary
you
to the smart dresser. This special saving is available on all
.
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MYSORE VESTIBULE RUGS—In Oriental designs and colourings ; special last week prices
Usual prices 35/- to ss/Now 19/6, 26/-, 29/6
Odd Tweed NORFOLK JACKETS—AH large sizes
Usual prices 19/6 to 30/- Now 12/6 each
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FURNITURE, BEDSTEADS AND BEDDING
MASSIVE KAURI SIDEBOARD
One kmg mirror and■."six
small ones, 3 drawers, and 3 cupboards
Reducedfrom £26/10/-to Sl7/10/«
SIDEBOARD— 5 feet; large mirror, 3 drawers and 2 cupboard's*;
handsome piece of furniture
Rtdutted from £16/10/- to £11/10/SIDEBOARD—Kauri 5 4ft. 6in.; mirror 3ft. 6in. x ift. Sin., 2
cupboards and 2 drawers
Reduced from £9/10/- to £6/10/SIDEBOARD—-4ft. 6in., mirror ,-jft. x ift. 6in., 2 drawers and
cupboards
Reduced from £7/17/- to £5/10/DUCHESS pHEST —Stained riiaru; 3 drawers and mirror
Reduced from 55/- to 45/DUCHESS CHEST—3ft. 6in.; 3 drawers and 2 jewel drawers,
9ft. x 10ft. 6in.— Reduced from £7/19/- to £6/15/x 12ft.—
Reduced from £8/19/- to £7/10/Size 10ft. 6in. x 12ft.— Reduced from £10/19/- to £8/19/LIN OLEUMS—2OO pieces of Printed Linoleums bought at prewar prices; all good patterns at special last week prices:—
Usual price 3/11 Reduced to 3/3 square yard
Usual price 4/3 Reduced to 3/9 square yard
Usual; price 4/6 Reduced to 3/11 square yard
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worsted
a^_
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prices
Size
Usual
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STRING MATTINGS—In blue, green, and fawn stripes, suitable for stairs and passages; special last \veek»prices
18 inches wide—
Reduced from 1/2 to 7^d yard
Reduced from 1/6 to 11-jd yard
27 inches wide— '
SEAMLESS AXMINSTER CARPETS Exceptional bargains
for last week of Sale;"all new goods; much under pre-war
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prices 25/-, 27/6, "29/6, 35/-, 39/6 to 55/Sale Prices 21/6, 23/6, 25/-, 30/-, 34/- to 47/Three garments, breeches cut
SUITS
Youths'. RUGBY
knickers; English and Colonial tweeds, serges, and worsteds
Usual prices 45/-, '49/6, 55/-, 60/Sale Prices 38/6, 42/6, 47/-, 51/Boys' and Youths' GARBINETTg RAINCOATS
Lined,
Raglan sleeves and storm collar7'to fit boys from 3 years
Usual prices 25/-, 27/6, 29/6, 35/-, 39/6
Sale Prices 21/6, 23/6, 25/-, 30/-, 34/Boys' and Youths' NORFOLK SUlTS—Mostly all large sizes;,
and serge
Usual prices 29/6 to 55/in tweed,
---v worsted,
NOW12/6, 15/-, 17/6, 19/6, 25/.Three garments, in tweed, serge, and
RUGBY SUITS
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Little Boys' FANCY SUITS—In serges and fancy tweeds; for
f
boys 2 to 6 years
Usual pnees 12/6, 15/- ,17/6, 19/6, 22/6 to 30/Salo Prices 10/9, 13/-, 15/-, 16/9, 19/6 toJts/jS^
Boys' and Youths' SPORTS SUITS —'"'English
tweed, with shorts or breeches cut knickers; all sizes
Ladies' Tan Glace Kid LACE BOOTS
Medium
toes, machine sewn soles, leather Cuban heels; guaranteed
price
leather
Usual
Sale
Price
8/11
all solid
20/72 pairs Odfls and Ends in Ladies' BLACK BOOTS—Size 4
only; round and medium' toes, machine sewn and welted
Usual prices 21/- to 29/6 Sale Prices 13/9 to 20/soles
Medium toes,
pairs Ladies' WHITE CANVAS SHOES
---'3Opump
Usual price 13/6
soles, covered Cuban heels
Sale Price 9/11
pairs Odds and-Ends in Ladies' SLIP-ON SHOES—Size 4
'v2ooonly;
medium toes, pump soles, wood and leather heels
Usual prices 15/6 to 22/6- Sale PriGes 10/9 to 17/6
1.20 pairs 1 Odds and Ends in Ladies' STRAP SHOES—Made up
in glace kid and patent leather; all pump soles; size 4
Usual prices 15/6 to 25/- Sale Prices 10/6 to 17/6
only
72 pairs Ladies' BLACK SATIN' SHOES—Court style; selfcovered heels, pump soles; suitable for afternoon slipper
wear
Usual price 18/6 Sale Price 9/11
24 pairs Ladies' Black Suede ANKLE BAR SHOES—Medium
toes, slide ornament, pump soles, self covered Cuban
Usual price 21/- Sale Price 11/6
heels
Satin BROOCH BAR SHOES—Pump
27 pairs Ladies' Black
soles, full round toes, self covered Cuban heels ; suitable for
afternoon or evening wear Usual price 25/- Sale Price 14/6
20 pairs Ladies' Black Moirette BROOCH BAR SHOES—
Round toes, pump soles, self covered heelsUsual price 21/- Sale Price 14/6
Pump
,33 pairs Ladies' Black-Moirette ONE-BAR SHOES
soles, round toes, self-covered heels; suitable for afternoon or
evening wear
Usual
Sale
Price
price
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14/6
21/150 pairs Ladies' WOOD SHOE TREES—Two shapes
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Usual price 3/6 Sale Price 2/6
100 pairs Ladies' Odds and Ends in TAN SHOES— Size 4
only; made up in all styles.
Usual prices 13/6 to 20/Salo Prices 8/11 to 16/6
MEM'S B©©TS AND SIS©E!S CHEAPER OTLL
50 pairs Men's Chrome Calf LACE BOOTS Medium pointed
toes, welted soles; linen lined; all leather; sizes 7, 8, and 9
Usual price 23/6 Sale Price 13/9
60 pairs Oddments in Men's SHOES—Made up in black glace
patent
box
and
kid,
calf,
leather; all shapes and styles;
mostly size 7
Usual prices 23/6 to 30/Sale Prices 15/6 to 19/6
28 pairs Men's EVENING SHOES—AII patent leather; medium
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toes, pump soles; sizes 7 and 8 only
Usual prices 12/6 to 15/6 Sale Price 5/11
125 pairs
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The "Raleigh" WRITING PAD—IOO sheets of superior writing- paper, with blotting pad
Usual price gd eada
Sale Price 3 pads for i/1,1
The "News" WRITING PAD—76 sheets of-excellent writingpaper; in white only
Usual price
Sale Price t-/1
The," Sylvan" CABINET of Stationery—20 1/3
sheets sage'green
paper, with 20.envelopes to match; lined emerald'tissue
Usual price 1/3 box Sale Price 1/1 box
The "Parisienne" CABINET of Boxed Stationery—24 sheets
paper, 24 envelopes; linen with coloured tissue; in .cream",
grey, or mauve*
; Usual price 1/9 Sale Price 1/S
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PICTURES REBUCED F©3S THE LAST WEEK
Unframed PICTURES—AII slightly shopworn
Usual prices 1/6 to 2"/n To Clear ed each
HUMOROUS PlCTUßES—Reproduced in colour and mounted
on 16 x 12 flexible .green art mounts
Usual prices i/6, 1/11 Sale Price 6d each
AUTOTYPE PICTURES
Printed in black or sepia; size
28 x 32
Usual price 3/6 each Sale Price 1/- each
UNFRAMED LUWOTYPES—These are copies ,of original
oil paintings, reproduced■■- in colours identical to original;
,
size iS xlO
Usual price 1/6 Sale. Price 1/A large collection of ' HUMOROUS WAR SUBJECTS, by
Bairnsfather, on flexible art mounts
Usual prices i/6, 2/6 each Sale Price 1/- each
WAR SUBJECTS—Troops Marching, Cavalry Charging, etc.;
reproductions in colour
Usual price 2/6 each Sale Price 1/- each
SEPIA PRINTS—Size 16 x 12, by Old and Modern Masters,
such as ""The Laughing Cavalier," "Lady of Shalott,"
Dante's Dream," " When did you Last See your Father,"
"." Last
Watch of Hero," " Thursday and Friday "
Usual price 1/6 each Sale Price 6d each
COLOURED PICTURES, by J. W. Dobson, of Scottish home
life; size approximately 10 x 12
Usual price i/ir each Sale Price 1/6 each
COLOURED PICTURES—By Professor Van Heir .
Usual prices 1/11, 2/11 Sale Prices 1/3.'2/6
1 only ARTIST'S PROOF— 40 x 30;
Old Story,"
" The42/-Good
by H. Gilbert Glindoni
Sate Price
Usual price
"—By L. J. Rolt; reproduced in sepia;12/6
40
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Usual price 21/- Sa!e Price 12/6
A Large Collection of FRAMED PICTURES of all kinds of
subjects
Usual prices 3/11, 5/11, 7/11, 10/6 t0.42/All subject to 15 per cent. Sale Discount
An excellent collection of WATER COLOUR PAINTINGS—
Framed with gold beading and gold mounts
Usual prices S/i 1, g/6, 14/6 Sale Prices 7/11,8/6, 12/6 each
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The Frankfurter Zeitung, in an article
on "Holding Out," concludes a passionate appeal to" the nation as follows:
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and we shall do it in the consciousness,
that the sacrificeswhich we bring, although demanding etern heroism,are a6
nothing to the sacrificeswhich are being
borne in the trenches, on the high seas,
under tho seas, or on snow-bound mountains by men .who are giving their lives
*s a concentrated
for us and for
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our future. Therefore,
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selected sun-ripened | ance and drawe hope from every exagJj»
complaint that he will be able
cereals, using only | gerated
to defeat us. Let us for this reason ob-"
servo moderation in criticism, and only I
NOT A GERMAN POWDER.
criticise where it is
°f t^le grain, both the
necessary,or when
helps to remove abuses."
inner and outer I, criticism
General yon
Tann has issued a
husks are discarded. H desperate appealder
to the Bavarian people
That's why so little H to hold out bravely during the third war- I I KEW MM PCJS3KOU3 POWDS*:.
"Gerstena"'. goes, a H , winter.
fc»M»aii<.i^»!g^^'g^O» ro f POWDER must not be mistaken for
He' tells the agricultural
or common insect powders,
long way, and why M that they aro only trustees forpopulation
tho fruits ■P»a^S|affiKfflJas*^^K/^^^ insectlcide
some ofwllich are sold llndel' fancy names,
the field, and that they must not with- PlS^#^Ml®Vx»«
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grain,
potatoes,
eggs,
and fat
milk,
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palatable.
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from the towns in order to live in com-' l^BmßmW J^'i'f^vCAa Particularly fatal to that common liouse
fort themselves.
pest aptly termed The Typhoid Fly."
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must fight. against the enemy in 'their
FREE SAMPLE
midst and m their own hearts. He reWrite to Mustdie," Dept. A, Box 1520,
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proaches those, who are accumulating v.l
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bydney,
post
tin,
for a trial
forwarded
free; or send 9d. in stamps for a fullsupplies at tho expense of their fellow""- size .v.,
tin. "MUSTDIE" is sold everywhere by Chomisti,
and others who even now could
---citizens,
not forget the pleasures and wastefulness
Grocers. Storekeepers. 9d. per tin.
of tho bad time beforethe war.
And whoever does not listen to reason'
and honour would have to give way to
.|.force.
hold out till arms
i havo gained' the victory."
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Jason has a texturelike silk, and surprising
comfort to the skin—yet costo less than
many inferior brands.
Insist on Jason Stockings and Socks—whicu
are
alUvool, nml of soft, silky finish. See the
JasonTab on every pair. Drapers and Outfitters
OACrywhere. la case of difficulty write to
Jason Underwear Co., Leicester, Eng.
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of
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, ill year—'they, make a habit of the daily night and morning use of
or Eruptions of anykind continually bursting through the skin.
ltliat constant
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and inflammation
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Competition-will
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dinct Nowspapors throughout New Zealand.
{6)i Attampt3 to be posted with full name and address find Lid o/
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mu^t bo accompanied
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daoifiionwill be final.
Box 181. CP.O- WELLINGTON.
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intervals and still have in the cupboard an
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tor that most healthful and useful leavening agent:
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SoleProprietors, E. GRU'I'ITHS HUGHES (Kruschen), Ltd,,
63, Deansgate Arcade,
MANCHESTER, ENGLAND.
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SOLDIERS' DEBTS
The Secretary of the War Office, who
has received many applications from
tradesmen and. others in regard to debts
of. officersand soldiers, has notified the
publio Qiat.as applications continue to be
received in tho War Office, and by commanding officors from tradesmen and
individuals for assistance in the recovery
of debts due to them by officersand soldiers: serving in the Army, it has been
found desirable to inform the puMic that
the military authorities havo no -power
to enforcepayment, and.they are unable
to assist in the.recovery of private debts.
All persons who . give credit to_ officers
and soldiers do so at their own risk.
Officersare as amenable to the Civil
laitf of the country as any other class of
His Majesty's subjects, and in regard to
that:
soldiers the Army List'provides
"A soldier of .His Majesty's Regular
Forces ehall not be liable to beitaken out
oi His Majesty's service by eny process,
execution,or order of any Court of Liw
or otherwise,or to be compelled to appear in person beforeany Courtof Law,
except on account, of any debt,,damages,
or sum of money,when /the amount exceeds £30 ovor and above all costs of
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Remaikable details concerning the trial
trip o£ a new Italian "warship havo been
published in the Italian.press, from which
it appears that the vessel,which is fitted
with oil engines, is capable of covering
over 100 miles an hour when travelling
at full speed- The foam of .the huge
waves it throws up makes a. track several miles long behind the ship, and the
disturbance is so great that it is claimed
no submarine could venture within effective radius, or i£ one did, any torpedoes
fired would become the sport of tho.waves
and be thrown far tiway from their target. Whether that, would happen or no,
it would certainly bo a feat for a. submarine to torpedo a vessel moving- a-t 100
miles an hour.
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The imprisonment of a Mrs. John
est,i ihhmvammm&
.Kornieth, of Winnipeg, for refusing to
kiss Die crucifix before testifying in a
spiritmurder case, recently provoked a
jlll
ed discussion throughout Manitoba and
Ontario. Thft young woman is said to
be "' a. German lloman Catholic, but
pleaded not to be forced to kiss the
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crucifix, saying slie wanted to swear on
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the Bible like Americans in her old
home in Massachusetts. , 'Die Court
ordered that she should bo sworn', according' to the rules of her church. But
she persisted that she only would swear
to tell the truth on the Bible. Alter
being committed until she should purge
herselfby swearing on tho crucifix, the We have sold for
woman did so, but not until she had
Thoy have proved
been imprisoned four hours. The Toronto
Globe reports that the incident created Prices:-i;5 10s. to £14.
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Without constant, every-day health, vigour is impossible—
your body must bekept to concert pitch. Yourmind cannot be
alert and vigorous if your body is slack, listless and enervated.
Every day, as regularly as you wind up your watch, you
must wind up your system, in order that, purified
and vitalized, it shall run smoothly all day long.
Every morning the Kruschen habit—a half teaspoonful
of Kruschen Salts taken in hot water when rising—adds
to your life the pleasure that comes of a constant sense
of good health and abundant vigour.
AN ITALIAN SUPERSHIP.
flj Made with pure ingredients, scientifically proportioned,
this Powder, does wonderful work on baking day.
Breaks down the particles of the dough, and gives it a
delightfully smooth consistency. Makes scones, pastry,
biscuits, buns, or whatever you ba\e, whiter, lighter and
more digestible. Saves time, labour and fuel, because
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READ THE CONDITIONS:
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d.
t.
The Countessof Warwick in : a long
plea for the institution of adult suffrage in Britain points out that "our
territory (will not be less after tho war.
It may be considerably oxtended,ourobligations in the -face of the strugglo
for life that-must needs ensue will be of
a. kind .hitherto,unknown. ■ It- doos not
follow thai the,united effort of tho nation, whethen in the- Old World or the
New, whether in Europe, Asia, Africa,
or North Amorica, will be equal to tho
giant task, in view of. the developments
that may follow war, but it is certain
that nothing lesa than a united effort will
avail to shoulder,our responsibilities in
view of the immense losses we have sustained. Thereforeit seems that the field
of endeavour must bo enlarged, until it
embraces every man and every woman
within the Empire, and that due recognition .must be extended,not only to tho
man who goes out into the world to play
,his allotted :part, but to the woman who
cheerfully risk 3 nor lifo to riiake her
cotintry richer in tho greatest of ' all a
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country's assets—tho children.
"War has taught women the lessons,of
national responsibility, it has given them
tho pride of citizenship, it has taught the
humblest and most obscuro. of-them how,
much they maymean in tho hour o£ trial
to-a'country that in-the piping times of
peace gave _them no-chance at, all. Citizenship haa in a certain sense been thrust
upon them, they havo fulfilled its obligations! in fashion that has justified the
dominant position .of Great Britain in
the councils of tho world. We know that
we havo priceless national assets and immeasurable national liabilities. We must
set tho ono against tho other if wo are
to endure,if we are to recompense the
living ana justify tho dead."
The Great Eastern, Railway Company
has initiated an egg and poultry demonREKEEPERs
stration train to develop home production,
nfancy to old-age.
REFUSE SUBSTITUTES
in the eastern counties of England., In
charge of a competent body of experts,
this train goes from place to place showing the people how best to look after
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[ their hens 'and ducks and take advantage
[ of the present abnormal prices.
Mr., W. C. .May; chief traffic manager,
said that on its first tour the train visited
36. towns since the beginning of October,
and the demonstrations had been attended
by 45,796persons (including 12,000chil-
Jack, from joining the colour* resisted,
Sweetheart coaxed, urged and insisted;
She said, "If you go
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hospitals have given-them up as
patients who have
incurable
been cured after trying many
other treatments without success
v—patients who not only have
been cured of the particular Skin
or Blood Complaint from which
they were suffering, but also
have found great improvement
in their general health. (See
pamphletround bottle.)
H^llliTl
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South African Smoking Mixture, 2oz. Tins?
not,
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If
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All these are.sure signs of olo(,-ging blood impurity, calling for
treatment through'the blood, so don't waste.your time and money immediate
on
lotions and messyointments,which cannot get below the surfaceof theuseless
skin.
What you want and what you must have is a medicine that, will get right to
the root of your trouble, a medicine that will thoroughly free the blood of the
poisonous matter, which alone is the true cause of all your suffering. Clarke's
Blood Mixture is just such a medicine. It is composed of ingredients which
quickly attack, ovorcome, and expel from the blood all impurities (from what- j
ever causo arising), and by rendering it clean and pure, can be relied on to !
effecta lasting cure.
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Glandular Swellings, etc.
YOU are in the grip of
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Sciatica,
Lumbago, Gout, etc.
fl.fi. Eczema, Blotches, Spots,
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109Pitt St., Sydney. N. S.W.
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finest cylinder record in the world.
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Amberol Records—it has also the important features of great durability, elimination of wear on ihe surface, and for all practical purposes they are unbreakable. They are_ played with the Diamond
Reproducer. , c
Every month a new, long listof Blue AmberolRecords is issued,
Edison
Wax
Records
use on Phonographs equipped with Sapphire Reproducers.
They must not be played with Diamond Reproducers.
for
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Catalog ofphonographs mailed post free on request.
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TiEE . EVENING- POST, SATUBDAT, FEBRTD'ABY 10, 1917.
FOB, GOOD
A COLLEGE
'
-.£ PETONE TECHNICAL SCHOOL.
WANTED TO SELL,
LYALL BAY.
■■; RESULTS. '" :. j
parent seeks, for
THIShis isboy.what will find
in
CHOICE
■
i;'|^HE above school will
t,
ISS MILSOM. Specialist Ha/'r,
Face, ami Skin. Highest qualifications Hainyork of every description.
Skin preparations ami toilet accessories.
Electrolysis, Manicuring-. Miss Milso'ni,
Opon on MON-
DAY, 18th FEBRUARY.
.every
Ug
',', Wool Classing a speciality.
it
Barnett'3 Bldgs., 94, Willis-st. 'Phone 814.
ROLLESTUN. iiualiaed London
5-rooinod Bungalow, electric
and Paris. All Hair and fade,
light, gas, bath heater, and all 'i rciituients, Shampooing. 'Superfluous'
conveniences, section 50ft x 160ft, nearly Hair permanently removed.
Switches,
Transformations,etc.. at English prices.
new, and in perfect order. Price £850;J .256,
Lambton-quay. Te!. 1599.
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BANKS COLLEGE,
MKS.
1
15
.
1
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Slioe Buyers
are irresistibly
drawn t6
-
",-
" Chesterfield Suites—
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The "Apex" Electric
Suction Cleaner
Reduces the Housework.
The Crowds are Coming and the
Crowds are Going!
V/f/S 1
Wk
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x
Prom £10/10/A Classes
started iv Art nnj Dios3ir.akin;j
cheap.
JENKlNS~Li^nseSi~pealer,
boys ara onrollod from 5 years and.
Where
41,
Chairs—
From
Higli-back
12/6
-vi sufficientpupils available.
upwards, and prepared iii primary and j Apply
Cambridge-terrace; 'phone 5473.
" and
■It eliminates the household drudgery of
-?
secondary dspr.rtmonts for all public
Now
Second-hand
furniture Bought,
Duchess Chests—
From 35//hi
sweeping-, dusting-, cleaning- and rug and
,
Exchanged. Houses of Furniture
examinations.
Soldi
or
W.
H.
MORRAH
AND
CO.,
JAS. 11. LYNSKEY,
bought; cash down. Vehicles for Sale,
,»
carpet beating.
Duchess Washstands—From 12/6
/f/^jf\\s
Last year NINE boys, presented for.
»!' '
cheap.
.
63, Willis-street.
The "Apex" is always ready, for'it can be
PROFICIENCY CERTIFICATE, NINE
Director and Secretary.
Sideboards—
,ij
From
reliable
Boots
Shoes
for
and
£3/3/Smart,
men,
were successful.
LATEST FASHIONS.
and.
women
attached to the electric light socket by a
/
-BEAUTIFUL HOME.
boy3 were sent up for
to Measure from £3 15s; Cos'children are offering- at most decisive savings, and here
Hallstands—
From £1/5/half turn of the bayonet catch.
■'©COTS
COLLEGE, WELLINGTON " FOUR.v
tumes to Measure,from £4 4s. SatisH>'
': ENTRANCE UNIVERSITY.
charming
special
necessary
.O (Under Controlof the Presbytery
5
are
some
lines
of
is
to
deserving
to Sell,attention.
is
turn the
Home, faction'guaranteed.—Josephs and Co.,95,
All that then
i
Palmstands—
From 5/C
of Wellington)
j
TWO passed MATRICULATION,
minutes from Kelburn car; 6 good
button in the handh. and the motor starts.
GENERAL KNOW- rooms, nicely appointed 18 x 13 -drawing Cuba-street.'Phone 1441.
LADIES' GLACE COURT SHOES-Usually 16/11
.DAY AND BOARDING SCHOOLFOR SOLICITOKS' MEDICAL
"Apex"
From
The
and
built
low
to
Carpet
Squares—
PRELIMIN30/nozzle
&
wide
room;
dininj
level section,
Sale Price 14/11
h i'
room, 16 x 14
LEDGE, and
I
BOYS,
ATES'
ICE
CREAM
ARY ; and ONE secured partial pass. "
places
unmr
furniture
in*i
corners
and
all
wardrobes,linen press, several cupboards. f\
VT
Is now obtainable
PATENT
go
] With Preparatory and Secondary
LADIES
COURT SHOES—Mat kid colour
Mattiug Squares— . From 7/6
ii
j worth
Tlie causa of these results is the indivi- A very choice house. Price £11285
Departments.
Usually 16/6 Sale Prico 13/11'
i
At the leading' RefreshmentRoom*,
g previously inaccessible to suction cleaners.
l£<
dual attention given 'by' teachers of the £1400. Apply
Kiosks',etc.
Seagrass Squares— From 12/G I
BOOTS—Pug toes Usually 21/6
The "Apex" has such a powerful suction
Principal—GEO. 11. UTTTJ3Y, Etq., highest\qualilications
MEN'S
BOX
CALF
WELTED
Evening Post..
and experience.
.
...
SPECIAL,
Look out for ShowCards.:
-»
11.A., M.So (N.Z.), F.G.S. (London).
Sale Price 16/6
M.A., ■'.
WE
SELL
GATES'
Principal:
W.
T.
FOSTER,
JAMFRUIT.
.
ICE
CREAM.
and
Saucers—From
doz.
Cups
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6/9
Scots College has been registered .as B.Litt. (sometime Junior and Senior . .
To Clear at 12/6
MEN'S. CHROME BALS—Sizes 6 and S
Parties, etc., catered. for, pro, Known—Tomatoes,
4s 6d Picnic perjy
by the New Zealand Education Scholar arid First-class Honoursman,
packed; and delivered.
" lofEcient
From 3/6 doz.
Nobbiers—
It will Suck Dust from thefloor
251b case, Blackberries 4d per Ask for."GATES'"
Department. Pupils are prepare;! for N.Z. University).
the
Noted
Ico
Cream.
"
lb., Satsuma5s 6d case, Nectarines 5s 6d AMERICAN LOUNGE, 81-85,Willis-st.
"
' PublicScholarship
Service. University Matriculation,
Medium Beers— From 4/0 doz.
ajid 6s 6d case, Cooking Apples 401b case
TERM COMMENCES TUESDAY,
Through the Carpet.
Examinations.
Factory
;
fand
,'Phono-4161.
4162.
6th FEBRUARY.
7s 6d, best Potatcos 3s 3d -JScwt,
6c jewt.
The pro«pectu6 may bo obtained on apLong
Beers—
From
doz.
city
11. AMOS, Director.
or suburbs.
5/6
Delivered free,
■ 'plication to the Principal, Telephone
W&LLIftGTON
I It will clean rugs, cushions, upholstered
Corner 130 CUBA STREET
427, ' Telephone 2098.
BULBS. ■'■
portieres, clothing, furs, ~^js*^f&S&%g^K
" (Wellington, or to the Secreraiy, Rev. A
LEWIS.
now from our fine selection of
I furniture, bedding,:,may;
147, Manners-street.
Tel. 3002.
'C W. Standagc, M A., Kelburn (Teleview
in
our
Choice Gladiola.s,.on
I
etc. The nozzle
be slightly raised or
2015).
r.
Mercer-street window, the Bulbs you dephone
I lowered by a simple "Apex" adjustment,
MOTOR-CAR
>^,vi> "
sire' for the coming season. Prices:
| making it perfectly efficient on all kinds of
StandardVarieties,Is 6d each, 15s doz.;
YOU
MUST
-JTjnTZHERBERT-TERRACE SCHOOL,
ANTED to . Sell, &-cylinder Star newer sorts, 2s 6d each upwa.rd. Anonione'
| floor coverings.
now on.sale at
Chassis,with landaujet body; taxi and Freesia Bulbs
I
The "Apex" motor is very powerful, yet small and light in weight,
Wellington.
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MATRICULATE
F. COOPER'S,LTD.,
No. 120; licensed to carry seven passengers. Price £225.
Mercer-street Shop.
is trouble-proof, and is guaranteed. By a quarter turn of the cap the,
Giving up taxi
I
you wish a professional, commercial, business.
I motor switches on or off as desired—no beating, no stooping-. Ho
I Boardins and Day School for Girls.
■OOR LOOSE LEAF
LEDGERS■
HANSON,
or Public Service career. By enrollI shock.
Hopper-street. . 1
And
jprincipal '
MISS BABER, M.A. ing at
j
" "THE PEN DOCTOR,"
SPECIAL ACCOUNT BOOKS,
'1
PRICE £11.
Known—Buy your Pen Order Direct from the Manufacturerof
'
BANKS COLLEGE,
where'you can get it. repaired. , I
the Best Books.
sprinkled
SHORTHAND IN 30 DAYS,
wlien
Sani-Flush
is
to
it.
a
into
LEARN
used
do
Just
little
Swan,"
easy
recommend "Tho
the best
%
i
HUGH DOUGLAS,
the boy/l every few days will cleanse it, make it sanitary, keep
filler; '£The' Onoto," the best self filler.
WOODWARD-STREET,
Opposite Public Library, Wellington.
|t»OYD SHORTHAND SCHOOLSwill
G. Joffery, Lambtor.-quay.,
it
free from odors.
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to
~
"JD undertake
teach you to write
'Plione 1833.
_-_«»_
STORAGE^
A white bowl does'not al- Yk \
"jShorthand correctly, and with tuffioient Student6receive 7 to 9 hours' instruction
jepeed for any business work, in 30 days' per week from graduates with a' Dominmean a cleanbowl unless
Lane's
Emul\
ELEMENT'S
TONIC,3s;
ways
Jt\>ftjf%>J#n
about end of February, ■*J sion, 2s 4d and 4s 3d; Krusehen
'; study.
ion reputation as" successfulteachers. j
Dirly
Sani-Flush has been used.
Storage' Accommodation equal to Salts, 2s; Fellows's Syrup (largest),.. 6s
Simply write for Prospectus (no obliNothing else reaches and
about 2000 square feet floor space-; must 3d; sicott's Emulsion 2s 4d and-4s 3d;
EVENING GLASSES start on
gations) to
on the fiat. Sendparticu- Dban's. Backache Pills 2s lOd; Blaud's
be
central
and
trap
cleans
the
which
causes
Writ A L Mill VU'Av/nr f L
;
THURSDAY, the Bth FEBRU''■'...
Soft Mass Tonic and'.Blobil Pills (latest),
BOYD SHORTHAND SCHOOL,
lars to
uwanitaiy
2s per 100.
bad odors and
STORAGE,
Phyaiciar.s'. Proscriptions
a
ARY, at 5.30 p.m.
100. Customhouse-quay, Wellington.
compounded with extreme ca-re and. absoCareEvening Post.
ute; fidelity. C. and H:: V: .EVENS,
H. AMOS, Director.
, THEODOLITE.
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MISS E. CARR'S
28. Manners-street.
? CJCHOOL
by. Chemists.
OF SHORTHAND AND
to'
Sell,
.Theodolite;
. .
Telephone 2093.
Troughtoii and Sirain,; siiv transit,
.
TYPEWRITING,
W. CRABTREE AND SONS,
in
;
tripod,
legs,'
perfect
'.
and extra
work';
Stewart Dawson's Buildings.
Egineers,; Iron and Brass Founders,
1 Principal (late Miss L. Mncdonald), Miss
ing order. Price £20 or nearest offer;
I FIND THE RIGHT owner
is alone in its class,not a general
VI \.s X_P Ji_FK_?
Boilermakers,etc.,
C ''-"SSiSLi
going to' front. ' Apply On Active j
F.C.T.S. (Inc.), WHERE CANSCHOOL?
.', I Whitbread-Edwarda,
(tts*s~-m ""
HAVE ON SALE—
cleanser,but meant for cleaning
Evening Post.; ...
;
'I
F.I.P.S. (Lond.)
most
Service,
question
by
a
asked
'~'
npHAT'.S
toilet bowls easily arid thoroughly.
Engines, conditions equal
from date of entry.
T\'' "*""
, . SALE RESIDENCE.
';' Terms commence
I 3 WINDING
J- Mothers' and Fathers when their
to new; Air Compressor and ReTuition by. correspondence in Shorthand ambitious lads and lassies begin to feel
yboir Dealer
S6ll, in Ludlam-crescent,
"IJ and
AsA
js"~*~i
, ceiver,equal to new,;,. Steel
'$)}}
s
Tippr.sNon-visuaJ Typewriting.
5
Side
they
large
that it is time
settled down to
Lower "Hutt, 6
rooms',bath- plug Trucks, with steel wEeels;quantity
Your dealer has Sani-Flaah or
i SchoolReopens sth February, 1917.
"We have now opened up our NEW SEASON'SSTOCKOF E.P. WARE from its
\{ jaa^\ r
paro for. the future.
room, detached -vvashhouse, copper' tubs, I
'/P~
can get it quickly; or write us acai'd
V
BEST ENGLISH.MAKERS, which will be lound to bo of theIIIGKEST
Right School must I*> a School and shed,gas, h. and p. water, plastered of SteelTram Wheels. . .
The
s**\
"HEATWELL"
i QCHOOLOF SHORTHAND AND with facilities to impart the high know- and papered throughout, land 54ft lOiri'.x ...HARLEY-DAVIDSON ON TOP.
giving your dealer's name and we #,. ■
water ~X'\\
QUALITY, comprising—
OVEN
I]
"*»
you Supplied.
mo £850).
will
have
ledge.
only
(cost
.
154
ft
£650
CAKE
BISCUIT BARBELS. SUGAR BASINS, ROSE BOWLS,'
'
Bin,
last
BASKETS,
twelve months' record has
Yfs^-"*
"
Agency,
BOWLS,
Apply
TYPEWRITING.
FOR
ENGINEERS
Post
Petono.
HOT-WATER
■|
BOWER'SSCHOOL
Owner,
SALAD
CANS, CRUETS, DISH COAMiRS, ENTREE'
proved'that the Hafley-Davidson is
Sam-Flush should be ucedwhere- can'tclean \;
;j^
Is such a School, as evidenced _by the peachSs! peaches 7 "peaches i positively the beet all-purpose Motor
DISHES, EGG FRAMES, etc., ote
r*''''jjr
ever there arc toilets in Residences, ci?Pis'jl l!
M
arine
arid
Education
Depresent
Government
STERLING
SILVER GOODS:
Frincipal*-MRS.
Bottling
Cycle
E. CARR, MISS
Best
and Jam
at
on fine.market.
Business Offices,Hotels,Stores,Fac- -v""-"ai"M\,..f'-^ l-J^^
You have the heat under proper con*|
partments' readiness to register it,as'a
Call in hero aiid see. the latest models.
Peaches",
6s:; Hutt Tomatoes,4s
trol all the time and every dish is
S.il. HAIR BRUSHESAND COMBS, HAND MIRRORS,SALTBOTTLES,
IjP"^
nluxabing
tories,etc. Fb»»» not
Private Technical School. Bower's School 6d; Green
&,
'.''
Apples,
They
certainly
inspected
by
Cooking
\ ROWNTREE
7s
6d
401b"
should
be
PAPER
KNIVES. CARD CASES.EBONY-BACK'fe-' -^^^
SCENT BOTTLES,
prepared with a certainty that leaves
connections*
so.grown that larger premises—third
r
;"■
ED CLOTH AND HAIR BRUSHES, MANICURE SETS,ETC., ETC.,
■j ClassesResume'Tuesday,'3oth Jan., 1917. has
case;"Blackberries, fresh daily, ,4d lb. prospective buyers.
nothing.to chance'
floor, Colwill's Chambers, Swansoh-street
city'
Delivered
free
suburbs.
Edileoii's.
varied
selection
of other articles.
large
or
and
a
and
'
THOS. H. OATES,
SEE MY SHOWROOM DISPLAY
been secured,thus adding con- 142, Cuba-street. 'Phone 2217.
of "H<-atj Caledonian Chambers.; 33. WILLIS-ST. ' -^ha-vo
..'
THE
PRODUCTS
Willis-street (opp. Y.M.C.A.i.
Well" Appliances, Water Cir'cuU orj. Tbu'ers.
siderably to the comfort of students.
Steamer.,
ANY
Urni.etc,
prepares
tower,
School
Students
Cuba Street,
etc.
VOLTAGE.
LEATHER GOODS.
CHEAP SECTIONS.
109 Pitt Street
.
"j A PROFESSOROF LITERATURE, BOWER'S
LEFT-OFF CLOTHING..
Write ti, call up' or «cc the Sole' Manufacturer!,
Exams, in Engineerall Government^
Sell, one,, two, or three
'
Sydney, N. S. W.
.! jnL of London,Eng., now in New Zea- for
Wellinston, N. Z.
LADIES' HANDBAGS, ATTACHE, DRESSING,
■-- . \
ing, v. . ..: '.
Level Sections,each 60fi. frontage;
; land, is forming a
up 'Phone 1628,N.
JEWEL,
RingAND
SUIT CASES,BRIEE, GLADSTONE
V*ftST
right
part
alongside tram line, best
Write for particulars To-day.
j
CORRESPONDENCECLASS
Second-hand
AND KIT BAGS.
Dealer,Caih
V §ffl
s
FOR ENGINEERS,
Karori. Price' £125each (worth double). BuyerSyinona,
ELECTRICAL AND ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT
■; For the study of BROWNING'S "RING BOWER'SSCHOOL
of all kinds' of Clothing, Boots,
AUCKLAND.
"
SANDY
'
OCiac:
4lk
Lush,
Buildings,
Apply
(late
Routh's
.
Bruce and
Skiwrcmus'ad
JntlU
CASE GOODS.
Fltor, Biker's Eoi'cinfe,
W, li. etc., in any quantity. Highest prices
|
: AND THE BOOJK."
Frthntn'Strest uJ Umilm Qni)-.
'Phmes 1757 mi3565.
and Co*.), 27, Panama-street.
| Bona-iide enquirers are invited to send Corner'Featherston and Johnston streets', Turnbull
1I
given. Letters promptly attended' to.
Soi G5.
CARVERS' SETS, AFTERNOON TEA SPOONS. JAM
G.P.0., WELLINGTON.
~
Is
T> O V A L
HOTEL.
Works: MirdStreet
WELLINGTON.
.
i R
", for terms to
'
HOUSE
REPAIRS.
BREAD
AND CAKE FORKS. FRUIT
"
Sole
theRritrt's
Qkcs.
SPOONS.
N.
Hmnfidnrtrs
tf
"SilacmiJtr"
Head Office:
SYMONS,
i S
ENGLISH LITERATURE,
;j
Alterations, Renovations,
KNIVES AN-D FORKS
Under Entirely New Management.
Third Floor,
63, Courtenay-place,..
i
FAMOUS
WHISKY.
"
Evening Post.
Decorations,Jobbing Work, every
i !>
CUTLERY CABINETS, FISH EATERS, etc.
Company's Office. . A
Opp.
Gas
PROPRIETOR.
Colwill's Chambers,
D.
COLLINS,
description, ,by. experts. Household .ReAsk for
Swansbn-st.,. Auckland. "
A.
P.
COPPEII GOODS.
pairs Co.,76, Adelaide-road. 'Phone 4131. . NOTICE.—.tI^T^OfF"~CLOTHINGr'.
(Lato ClarendonHotel, Christchurch).
j fJ
TRUDA,
~ FURNITURE
~~
Schoolof Artistic Flute-playing,
i fo
I; QIGNOE
Tariff _from' 10s 6d per day.
SPECTACLES
«jS*
'
-.
SANDY
'HOT-WATER CANS, HOT-WATER.TUGS';
■"".""
A
MAN'S
VALUE.
'
TAMSON,
MORRIS,:
up
'Phone 2667A. B.
"OING
GraduatedCoursesin Elementary and
'
.
.SPECTACLES
vXKQ^
to
Houses
Furni-ftY?
ASH . TRAYS. CRUMB
Buy,
t
of
u
CANDLESTICKS, TRAYS,
JCL Second-handDealer, Buys Gents'
'
:j
Advanced Flute-playing. A uniquo system
SPECTACLES O |»^|kV^
BRUSHES AND TRAYS, CLOCKS, JARDINIERES,
ture; highest price, cash down. C
METROPOLITAN HOTEL,
And
Suits, Boots, Underwear,Costumes,etc. !
Piubney 148. Torv-Rtre'et.
I of daily self-instruction,which develops all
SP£CrAU£S
FERN
ETC.
'
POTS,
fjL
you
by
Jewellery
bought.
Bring',
I "V"OUR value is limited
what
Molcsworth-strect.
"«JK\Jk*%uir
All kinds of Old
, branches of fluie-playing.
HEADACHES
'nt,
YOU GET THE BEST.
ftU*
A > know. This and. opportunity, are HENDERSON 4-CYLINDER, BIKES. , or send it to the place where the highest'
Address—Studio,
220,Lambton-quay.
prices'in New Zealand ore paid.
tho basis of euccess. The best opportunity
BEIRNE, lato of West Con't,i HEADACHES
OPTICIAN
of' to-day is in the ranks of the Wireless
Blenheim,and Nelson,lias assumed
pianoforte!
of tli'o'abovo Hotel. The best ofE
PRESTON & CO., LTD. J( control
Known—Only two left at 65, G'OURTENA
Profession..
Y-PL'ACE, Wellington.
'
5S MANNERS ST
.Spirits and Liquors always stocked. Ex~ '
to"■gallon:"'
METALS and HARDWARE MERCHANTS. WILLIS-ST.
£87
10s.
Over
70
miles
CLOTHING.
LEFT76JFF
cellent Table ;■ reasonable tariff. Tel.-1036.
LEARN WIRELESS.
STOUT-STREET,WELLINGTON.
E. N. TRUEBRIDGE will reWELLINGTON; g?—bpw <aa>—can—awMPiaa—w^MMWiiiaJiiiinuiiiii.jw»iWM ■»>fjwawi
"
(late Woodward), 121/
PIGGOTT
Trial
Teaching
at
run
at
220,
sume
herv Rooms,
'Phono 114.
opportunity
knocking
your :
is
:
(next
Skating
Rink),'
The
at
"A
HOME
AWAY
FROMHOME."
Vivian-street,
LAMBTON-QUAY (over Little] ohn's), door. Let us supply you \yitli the knowALEXANDER & CO.,
CashBuyer of LADIES', GENTS', and:
DON'T WEATt A TE.T7SS.
on MONDAY, 6th FEBRUARY, and at
that wijl bring you' success. We
49, Cuba-street. CHILDREN'S- LEFT-OFF CLOTHING'
R L T ON
II O T E L,
Lower Hutt on TUESDAY, 7th FEB'- ledgeSpecialists
UUPTCBE APPLIANCE.
teaching
in
Wireless.
No
ONLY THE
rf^ALL and insDcot th«'BROOKS
are
and BOOTS,etc.
m^^Sb.
RUARY.
WILLIS-ST.,
Instantly
WELLINGTON.
v^
Relieves and Positively C/«es RUPTURE. SuitBLTZIJa
other teaching body has either the ap- \7tf ANTED
BEST SERVICE
KNOWN.
Letters receive prompt attention..
Women, and Children. Nsvcl Rupture Appli'Phono 767.
CLEANLINESS
able
for
paratus or the staff, of experienced men
Men,
Distance no objection.
t£F\f<iP'
IS "GOODENOUGH" FOR
Hitl. Siy
ances, Uterino acd- Abdominal Supportfjvu. Susponsories. etd
that we have. Our pupils qualify for
COURTESY
INDIANS ! INDIANS ! INDIANS !
321, VIVIAN-ST, (noxt Skating Rink).
Solo Controller in N.Z.—MARK SMITH. PrivateAddres«,
CONVENIENCE
MfjKß'Bt&i^
'Phone 2651A...
HOME TABLE ALE.
mSjMHSmKmaSsim^
; PIANOFORTE AND HARMONY. good .positions in six months:
COUNT tne INDIANS on tho ROAD..
Wink-street; (opp. Shortt's
COMFORT,
24, Laurence-st. Office Ad'drc£s,94.
YOUR
EYES.
Theatre). WRITE FOR BOOKLETS.
The next shipment of this luxurious
LEFT-OFF CLOTHING.
WRITE FOR PROSPECTUS.
■HIIHUN&^^I
THESE ARE THE CARLTON'S
Cycle
prox.
you
you'
Motor
the
7th
it
ever
occurred
to
that
Teaching
N. A. GILES Tesumes
arrives.about
IDEALS.
Book your order now*.
■havo' Clothing, Boots,or Jewellery'
sth FEBRUARY, at STUDIO,
can help you to obtain EyoMRS. PAULSEN. Proprietress.
OF WIRELESS
lying about that you can turn into cash?
\J*TE
SUTHERLAND AND RANKINE,
, ROOM 8, 2nd Floor, Hume's Buildings, DOMINION COLLEGE
comfort
and
better
vision.
descriptions,
"
.Clothing
of
all
*
Buildings,
buy
Wo
A.M.P.
.Sole Asents, Mercor-strenfc,
Jew-;
ALE AND STOUT
cilery" of any 'kind, and give' HIGHEST
' Willis-street, also at 284, THE TEESkilful treatment—scientific methods
MANSIONS PRIVATE HOTEL,
'
Ghuznce-st., Wellington.
HUNTER-STREET, WELLINGTON.
—no guesswork.
; RACE.
Known—If you are contem- PRICES. Letters, promptly attended to.
ABE
DELIGHTFUL AND SPARKLING.
plating Painting, Paperhanging,,or
M. NAUSBAUM,
MR. FIX has taken over this vyellG.P.O. Box 922.
Del vered in T»wn or Su uib;.
The Allies Second-Hand Dealer,
Decorating, ring up Telephone 2515A_ or
known Hotel, And visitors are icminded |
Wellington.
127,
(hem
Tel. 4107. LET US TEST YOUR EYES-FREE ! that it offers
E. OGILVIE, Manager.
2516. Our stafl' is the largest in WellingManners-si,
a. superior home.
VIOLIN.
CENTRAL
Quito up to date, central, and splendidi
ton,, composed entirely of highly-paid exA NSWERS to Correspondents. Yes,
pert tradesmen,who enable us to do all j-A. . you will get a bester price for your'
accommodation.
QUIN STREET,
WELLINGTON.
'Phone 571.
LAURENA P ANDERSON
MOTOR DRIVING TAUGHT BY
Tariff
bs 6d day, 55?a week.
exceptionally
work
well
and
at
reasonable
,
Left-ojf
e
tc.,
Proprietor
has resumed Teaching.
EXPERTS.
Suits,.Boots,Portmanteaux,
J. B. DARRALL
prices. Try us stud.- convince yourself. by Ringing
Tol. 348. Box "46, Te Aro P.O.
2663A. :Mrs. Hayvice, the' MORRISON & GILBERD,
V
J
,■■■—
MOTORSCHOOLAND All estimates, free.—THOS.A. WELLS, Straight Deal, Shop. 144.. Vivian^treet,
W. FIX. Proprietor.
Terms on application.
103, CUSTOMHOUSE-QUAY,
25, Hankoy-street, City, and Main-rood,.
GARAGE.
.;
Wellington.
,
Accommodation
in
ChristA New
Die Stock,
'
'
.
TALAVEEA TERRACE. Edward-street, off Manners-street (at rear Karori.
Address—34,
church at "St. Elmo" House,52,
(ivest end), t\io minutes
fieimejpQgts ssnaM parts.
Worcester-street
without
WORKS.
Co.'a
WELLINGTON.DYE
Telephone 3844.
Express
Stores).
of N.Z:
from G.P.O. and tram, central tram terLEADMGHTS
Having just secured a further MANUFACTURERSAND IMPORTERS'
, 'Phono No. 3506.
Dyeing, and
Known
D. W. VIRTUE & CO. Ltd., minus.
large and up-io-dato residence adjoining" OF ALL PLUMBERS' REQUISITES.
SINGING.
}
Cleaning of all descriptions exeCan be Operated on Till Sizes
tho
cuted...by
up-to-date
above, guests will have free use of "
THERE'S NOTHING NEW UNDER
the. oldest but most
AND
a splendid tennis and croquet lawn, etc.
TTZ"
Expes'ienee
by
CORNWALL,
13 and 15, VICTORIA-STREET,
Men
of
No
Dye Works in Dominion—
THE
-■"'■":
SUN,
(
■**■ OLD ITALIAN
F. J. MURRAY. Proprietor.
1 'Phone 226. BARBER'S, 125, Cuba-st.
METHOD, '
*
But
Wellington.
147, RiddiforH-si., 64, Lamb1
In Bulldog- Die Stocks there is a positive settingAs taught by tho groat Milan Master
SIMS will give you a New ,'Branches:
ROTORUA
\
X.RMJDA'LE,"
'"
STAINED
GLASS
ton-quay,
25,- Moleswbrth-st.
Digestion under your waistband.
Signor Jloretti.
produce I ■"" (Near Railway Station).
arrangferncnt without the use of any thumb-screws or
flour,
I
/Sbain,
Write, 'Phono 1600,or call at
Studio: COOPER'SBUILDINGS,
clamps. The dies arc controlled by a lever handle.
ANT E D
KN 6W N.
B
CHURCH WINDOWS;
135,EIDDIFORD-STREET.
And
Opp. Evening Post.
PRIVATE BOARD and RESIDENCE.
By moving this handjc -to the right, the dies arc set
1
jt
of.Cemetery Work executed,'
All*kinds
per
per
day,
DOIT NOW!
Tariff 6s
35s
week.
'
1
and held in place while cutting. By moving to the
\
j Granite, and Marble Curbs,
Reinforced
COMMISSION AGENTS.
I.
RICKARD,
CIIILCOTT
Importer
Concrete'
W
ills.
Direct
Granite
jVJISS
MRS. C. D. WILLMOTT,
left, the dies arc opened and the stock can be removed
8.8. BRAND.
\
Agents for
MEDICATED-ELECTRIC BATHS.
and Marble Memorials.
TEACHER OF PIANOFORTE.
Proprietress.
!
Department is under ihe
H. GLOVER,
without turning- back over the finished . thread. The 6
fT^HIS
of all kinds o£ I
Feo: Two Guineas.
Tl/TANUffACTUEERS
and Electrical Treatment MoriumentaJ Sculptor,
THE N.Z. FLOUR AND PRODUCE
ROTORUA.
ItX
WAVERLBY,
Management
Traps,
advantages
apparent.
Kent-terreoe.:
of
tho
BEST
HE
Lead
I
arc
Syphons;
etc.,
.59,
Bends,
'of this
i
Term commencos 4th Feb.
for Rheumatism,Paralysis, Nerves',
'Phone 3243.
NOW OPEN.
[
otc., and Lead and Coinpo Pipe.
ARTIST in Australasia,
AGENCY CO,, LTD.
At Home: Mondays and Wednesdays. Constipation, Obesity, and Stiff Joints.
I 50 Rooms . PRIVATE HOTEL. 50 Rooms ', Traps riiade to' any
or |
Bulldog Die Stocks have many other improvements;
weighty
length,
%
House from Station outside' railAddress:
SCRAPMETALS.
■
First
angle, to sketch or template, in all sizes,
■- J: W. M. .HARRISON,
way gates to right on Main-street.
Care of Cliff House,
We shall <be pleased to 6(ibmit
Call and let us demonstrate. Complete range of {■'
|
Hon. Masseur Wellington. Hospital,
satisfy from'li to''4 inches diameter.
Buyers of
spared
Island Bay.
W©
are
Cash
has
been
expense
'
■
No'
k>
Eng'inec'rs'
. 123,CUBA-STREET.
Coloured Sketchesaad Estimates
A SPLENDID
Plumbers' and
Lead Strips, Lead Wire, Lead-head
Tools—latest and approved '" . I.
the comfort of patrons.
Lead, Braes, Zinc; Copper/ Iron, '.
'Phone 3214.
> COOKINGCOAL!
Free.
Rags, Rope, end Rubber.
Tariff 37s 6d weekly. Telegrams Waver- Nails.
patterns.
THILOCUTION and DRAMATIC ART.
M
Telephone
Nob.
ley,
Rotorua.
Tel.
242.
:.Warehouse
99,
Office
.
Spring Blossom Ointment 'Phone 725.
"ITOUND
COAL is «ie finest
3415. P.O.Box 18.
MRS. J. F. DWYER.
-B- -cures poisoned-; wounds, sore . legs,
JONES AND CO.,
MISS FLORENCE GEORGE
Cooking Codl obtainable.
Clyde-quay,- Wellington.
sore eyes, burns,and all skin coinplainte,
WARING TAYLOR-STREET,
*
Gourtenay
Resumes Lessons let FEBRUARY.
N.
WELLINGTON.
6d .arid Is; Blpomine, the great corn,
KNOW
(Established 20 years.)
Burns to a white ash, loaves co
(& I
Terms on Application.
wart, and bunion cure, 6d, at chemists,
.WELLINGTON 0
&
and ia oxoeptioually clean.
"THE TIFFIN,"
m
LTD.,
SMITH
SMITH,
&6ot,
stores, . and wholesale druggists; HawAdult and Juveniles Classes.'
LUNCHEON. TEA, AND SUPPER
BIiACK! BLACK!
kins's Instant Relief Asthma P,owderi 16
ROOMS, Manners-street
11, ZOHRAB-ST.,or care of George
and 2s, post free. Address—
(Two Doors from Grand Opora. House.)
and George, Hataitai.
Known—For mourning or- OPP. TOWN HALL, WELLINGTON. WAIPA COAL
Fish and Oyster Theatre Suppers a
. .C. W.
HAWKINS,.. . .
ders, Estall's SteamDyo Works is !
a fire cquaKto wood, docs
George-street, Dunedin.
Speciality.
Herbalist,
Gives
quickest
cheapest,
the
arid
combined
ELOCUTION AND DRAMATIC ART.
jiot
Meals from 12 (noon) to 11.30 pirn.
high-doss
"go
out." The favourite fuel
with
work. Mako sure of our
MOTOR
and
GENERAL
SHIELDS, Military Tailor, Willis-'
TJELIANCE
address.
ALWARD. Proprietor.
good
among
cooks.
Save
2a
ton
P.
H.
street, for Artillery Buttons. All
■jMTR. and MRS. CULFORD BELL. ■"
BKICKWOBK BONDING,
" latest
ENGINEERING CO.,
OPP. SALVATION ARMY
EXPANDED
METAL
cabh'.
by
pajing
tho
makes of Futtccs always ill
■BARRACKS.
TREVOR STUDIOS, 66, WILLIS-ST.
For
RAILWAY REFRESHMENT ROOMS, slock; alio Eadsrcs. Brass Buglers' Badges
EBOR-STREET,
'Phone
2608A.
PALMERSTON NORTH.
■OEINFORCBD CONCRETE CON'Ptioue 1800. Prospectus on- application. For Shafting, Bearings, Hangers, Forg£k>
,
ings, all kinds of Builders' Ironarrangements havo been
STRUGTION.
DRAMATIC CLASS NOW FORMING.
A REVOLUTION IN BRICKWORK REINFORCEMENT.. AN EXPANDED
by Mr. J. 11. Fletcher, the
WANTED
KNOWN
EXPANDED STEEL, LATHING. FOR
madfc
work.
BROWN,
LTD.,
Children'sClasses,Tuesdays 4,
SAMUEL
convenience of trayT*L 113S<
METAL BONDING MADE, IN ROLLS, 2i indies' wide by 270 feot long
Est, 1530.
Proprietor,
FIREPROOF
WALLS
and
CEILINGS.:
for
Boot Machinery and Tools.
Saturdays 10.
, oilers and otlicrs.tho Rooms open for All Est. 1530.
Any person writing to the EVENING RUBEROIDROOFING, DAMPCOURSB1
Telephone 1737.
31-33, Johnston-street,
POSTOFFICE for informationin regard
...
I Night and Day Trains. Prompt attenIT HAS PASSED THE SEVERESTTESTS WITH EXCELLENT RESULTS
.
AND FLOORING.
to Advertisements in the paper must aeiid
Tory-street Depot, 'Phone 2648A,
SINGING
GIANT BUILDING PAPERS.. .
| iion. First-class Refreshments.Separate
By Special Appointment to His
AND IS UNIVERSALLY ADOPTED BY LEADING ARCHITECTS*. '
Stamped Addressed Envelope in order to RATNER SAFES, and STRONGROOM
(Voice Production and Dramatic Art),
THE
Excellency the Governor.
Willis-street Depot, 'Phone 124, I Room for Ladies.
.
reply.
.
ensure
.
.
DOORS.
, PIANO AND ELOCUTION.
ASTHMA CURE
DREADNOUGHTFIREPROOF.DOORS
WELLINGTON.
FOR A
Known—Birley's College,of
RANSOME ver. MEHR CONCRETE
COPE-DOWSINGhas Re- As prepared by H. BRITTAIN, Chemist,
I
48, WILLIS-STREET.
.
MIXERS. ..'-■.>.
BRITISH MADE.
reoperis . .■ "-. :.
Music, Boulcott
Chambers,
sumed Teaching in the above.
i
is having; a bic sale.
OODSFOR VTEW
EAR
January, instead, of 20th as previous- RUBBER GLASS, FOR SKYLIGHTS
"VTEW
Italian "Belconto" System unequalled. -Its effectsare TRULY MARVELLOUS! 26thairanged.
PURE BEER
Pupils kindly keep appointAND VERANDAH. ROOFS.
GOOD
ly
LOWEST IN COST.
STUDIO: 94, WILLIS-STREET
GOLDEN BAY CEMENT.
INSPECT OUR FINE STOCK.
And. the united testimony 6f grateful ments from that date and oblige;
(Opp Shortt's Picture's).
LUMINOUS WRISTLET WATCHES.
patients pronounces it to bo
i
.GLASS,
ANTED Fufniturd of highest THE STEWART TIMBER,LTD.,
AND
LAMBS.
JEWELLERY.
FREEZING
SHEEP
BEAUTIFUL
ABSOLUTELY EFFEGTUAi;AND HARDWARE CO..
quality Example—A' Handsome
A MIRACULOUS CURE!
DRINK ONLY
DEEP
ENGAGEMENT RINGS A
ELOCUTION, DEPORTMENT,
'
Morris Chair, in latest Cretonne,£2 2s.
COURTENAY-PLACE. WeUinston.
SPECIALTY.
etc.
per
10,
Wellington
Furnishing
post
Company,
BREATHING,
Price, 2s 6d
bottle;
free, 2s lOd.
SILVER AND ELECTROPLATE
Rintoulrstroet. 'Phono 205S :.
WELLINGTON MEAT EXNOVELTIES.
Write for p&iticultfM to tht BRITISH EXPANDED METAL' AGENTS,
STAPLES'.
MARY BUTLER resumes
ANTED .Eiira. Heavy Rubbish MODERN PIREPLACES.
PORT COMPANY, LTD., is preLEATHER GOODSand N.Z. GREENH.
BRITTAIN,
STONE.
Teaching 12th FEBRUARY.
Bins, household size, etc., with
pared to PURCHASE FAT SHEEP and
56.
MANNERS^STREET.
strong
CHEMIST,
TOILET SILVER AND EBONY
cover, 6s 6d each. The SimsHardQiass, &
Co.,
LAMBS by weight or at per head.
waro.,
. ..";
.
ARTICLES.
A RCHITECTS and Builders are inBY ALL CONStudio:
N.B.—lfwillingly
no benefit'derived money
NUMEROUSCHOICETRIFLES.
80,
82,84,
Courtenay
Wellington.
safe"Company
every
Known
to
also
offers
Place.
bring
Mothers,
vited
to
tlictr
clients
inThe
Clients
'
returned.
NOISSEURS TO BE ABSO10, WOODWARD-STREET.
guard your children by using spect our now
assortment o£ Modern facility for freezing on their own account.
V,
Pacolbl (British Lysol), th6best iriodicul
LUTELY
SOCIETY FOR THE disinfectant.
Slabbed Tile Fireplaces from £3 10a each Prices can bo obtained on application
BANJO, MANDOLINE. VIOLIN, AND WELLINGTON
.
.
ARE
CASH
BUYERS
WATCHMAKER. AND JEWELLER, VCTB
ASK YOURGROCER
PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO
complete.
range
6(
: GUITAR.
A
wido
colours
Tf
in at tlio Company's Officesot from
.
ANTED—"Tho hen that lays.is the
!
ANIMALS.
BEST
01
any of
TEE
'
"ORESENTS
imOR
'J.:.trough Tuition on the above by
harmonise)
with
the
latest
furnishnpi-IE
pays."
hen that
Pratt's guaran- stock,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
public arc- earnestly requested to
country.
in
the
Buyers
the
...
j
J. G. TURNER, M.1.U.M.,
kindly communicate any. act of teed Egg Producer does tho trick, Is 9d ings and interior finishing's.
H/ifR.
In Large
Lots.
cruelty to animals that may ebrrio under packet. The SimsHardware.
cacjr- N? other just M good. Cured by
JM. 83, KENT-TERRACE.
<ra-| "- fkAA T0 LEND, in sums to
W. G. FOSTER,
0 Brifcish BdC°R**Ci°TS' PaJjDer^
awlOjUlfU
Trams stop at door. Terms commence their notice to A. M. ANDERSON,SecSufferers from heartburn
CliliWKliY AND OFFICES:
suit, on first-class City
RICHARDSON BROS
ft
Wf.najfinj;
Diicctor
retary,
;ind
pupil
Apply
Property,
per
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TheFIRSTj^gSWHIFF pf
"Told in the Huts: TheY.M.C.A. Gift
Book." -Jarrold and Sons,London.
The y.M.C:!. book is.dedicated to the'
firm friend of the association, Queen
Alexandra, and ' contains" autographed
contributions from Princess Victoria-,
Lady Scatty," General Birdwood, and
General Sir .Robert Baden-Powell. It is
full, from cover to cover with brightlywritten sketches, manyof tlienr brilliant;
and by" men serving .in the trenches.
Much of the other- material has been
gathered in the Y.M.C.A.^huts, which
huts, by -the- way,-are an .inestimable
boon to the men. In the management of
the huts it is niade quite plain that
those who have moulded the policy of the
Y. M. C.A. have 'been so very. successful
in their work towards the soldiers,because of the breadth-of view which for
some, years past. has. characterised the
association. Five and twenty'years ago
the V.M.C.A.' was not so well equipped
as it is to-day' in the human qualities
which- have been so admirably displayed
m dealing with the problems arising out
of ministering temporally 'and spiritually
to soldiers at the front: The,late Cyras
Ouneofurnishes
spirited battle pictures
in.colouu ' -The-profits .-from-:the sale of
the book go to the. V.M.C.A.-war funds.
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■ncccetled in ease" of many yearsstanding-in some instance.? it hiwoennauontly roclTiecd Hie neck by fiveinchos.
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M: Sloan"in '■ To-day. ■ "Claudius Clear"
is Sir W. Robertson Nicoll, and."Sub
Rosa" is Spencer Leigh Hughes, "Dagonet" is George K. Sims to the.measure
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If the war robbed the Shakespeare ter"
youthful charm
centenary of some of the attention it
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create the attractive.
"Toil need,. ■
part played by our gallant navy in
ness or your parson- WUJ never have
a complex- .the present straggle should (in the opin- '". ality arid' thereby
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and commeruial sue■ ish",- .
ficance to the tercentenary of another
cess—them use
GAINSBOROUGH'S"
great Elizabethan,Richard Hakhiyt, who
died little more than six months after
C»i*Cfiiitt
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A single toncb improves, but to quickly
2/m gations!" has raised an imperishable
develop that luxurious smootlmcss and
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H monument to the fame of tho English
dolij?hiifnl transparencyso much admired,
seaman.
yon shdnid apply it, refularly—every dny.,
Kon-jreasy—non-hnir crowing—fragrant ,
Eleven years ago a book of Indian
—antiseptic and protective—it i»- the"
poems by Sarojini Naidu was issued in
■ream supreme.
London, "The GoldenThreshold." Since
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2/-p«r i»r of chcmiiU »T»rrwh«r«
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then one other small volume,"The Bird
luni[ lroubl" maT 'o!Iow- Tate Eonninston-j
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Miiiuiiiii
of Time," has appeared from her pen.,
but she has shown the true poetic quality
coujh meditirie—
Regulating Pills, 5s <tox.
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of silence- A fresh nosegayof "Poems"
Best and niost elficiont on market.
is now forthcoming, and, like its predereliable.
. SonfcPost Free by
Harmless,
cessors, it will b» t'ouml to express tho' roturn.
nuttt'on'receipt of postal notes.
Bridge Drus Stores, Chemist^ Newton.
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I vaiii. .H«'-meeting .with' the Huns in
! Brussels is described as being extremely
distasteful, not to-say perilous The
' McClinton's famous Soaps and Tailtt
officers without exception,, were brutal,
Requisites are used and recommended by
licentious,
and"drunken, but she speaks
over 200 members *f the British Peerage.
Tin late Field Marshal
-rather well of some of the German
Shaving Sticks
soldiers with whom she came in contact;
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but, as a genera! v rule, all, officers and
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-tL?^/ Heartburn, Indigestion. SourEructations. Bilious Ailoctioa*.
M=Cl,ni tn -, Colleen S»»p, M rer tiblr. 2/-box
Lrtam *J,ich gu.K «and
utterly; indifferent 'to' the. suscept;
of 3 Übthi MeClmton's
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of a, woman. ; Sweden/ when
i«r; Tooih Towd r und Soip. 1/-per in.
jidiiural im-rf Xn'M/ont
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she passed'-.through: it was-utterly-- hos'
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Made by McClinton's, Ltd.,
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j in. even Red Cros*nurses if: they h,i.pDonatflimore, Ireland.
- j pened-- to be English. ,■ Sister Martin-'
93 Honour.
I Nicholson's .nursing-. activities -were -exI ercised also at Warsaw." where "she came
and Awards
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■soldiers and the volatile Poles. -''There'
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here which she was to.some extent able
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In Trance she worked among
both French and English in company
as congenial as.that of the Germans was
detesfcible Tlie writer-speaks as a would-"be reformer of nursing conditions. She
You engineers and mechanics can remove the (f>ifcfJ%%sHSp|j
asks;
"Oh, why is it that the noble progreasy grime (torn your hjincls, without trouble,
fession of-.tending the sick and wounded,
making the skin dry by using
and
without
instead of widening the heart and mind,
M
pf."Clever Mary."
the outlook on life, narrows and cramps
.
and stultifies?'- Is it the terribly long
PRICE'S PATENT CANBLE COMPANY UMTTED,
hours or is it the scant, salary? , She
"Clever Miry" is unrquallrd for cleaning
does not know, but she makes- it^ abunInln. liv«rp«»l. Msacissfer. Giiijow.
It
greasy "overalls, aprons and fiannelj.
dantly clear that Women can sometimes
removes the worst stains and the hardest
r
be" "fery severe "anil , unreasonably. petty
dirt in quick time, and does not injure the
task mistresses over women, and that the
fabric.
nurse at any. time is .not only often worse
paid but worse treated than any domestic
She'clearly indicates that her
Ccli tin to-djy. If net inilncV at Tout itorelteeptt'i. ijdi) rout name
servant
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own sex is often responsible for the" hosSi" I «
pital nurse being scolded, bullied, found
READING.
B« 250. VWimoo.
fault; with, not allowed to explain, not
allowed to'have an idea of her,own ; the
tale is the same from the biggest hospital
to the.smallest."^---The experiences of
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10, 1917.
The Battle of the Somme; First
is now in season. Children should be encouraged to eat
g
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Piia.se," and Nelson's "History'of
hr Light "sweets such as stewed fruit with blancmange
the War," Vol. XIV. Both by John
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Huchan. Tlios. Nelson and
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. Sons,
London.
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puddings; ■they have the nourishment of milk, made
who know Mr. Buchan'e simple
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direct writings on.the war, .whether
i tilie Nelson
History or elsewhere,will
ced no recoinmendatioir' to read -his
«.lo book on the Battle of the Somme.
fc deals with the offensive,up to about
"he beginning of September, and consequently does not reach the capture of
■'lers by the New .Ze-alanders or the
Uvp.nt of the . " tanks." These events
One of the lightest of sweets—natural fruit jellies, without
g /ill no doubt
give a good start to
be
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with
gelatine—can
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average reader. It has numerous
pint add a heapsd teaspoonful of Brown <sfc
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volume is a capital ' addition to
and
aud round the fruit.
my collection of informative war literaand it seems a pity it. is not turned
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The
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£ $Lt
chan's history needs no encomiums. Its
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of Jutland, the Austrian Trentino offensive, and the Battle of Verdun. The.ro
is nothingnew/, however,in the Jutland
Rattle chapter; Mr. Bnchan has cviI-sntly been content' to accept the con,
story, and lei. it go at' that,
several valuable appendices (official depatches) are added,as usual. Mention
'iiust also be made of an atlas produced
Jy the same publishers, as a companion
to tha History. Its characteristic is extreme clearness, both of outline and lettering, and the maps have , been, well
selected. It is certainly a much better
investment fot everyday war news use
than most cheap atlases at present available. It 'const-amis a diary'of the war,
really
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easy and
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*s September, 1916.
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