A patriotic meeting •in connection with the recruiting movement, held in tho Garrison' Hall, Dunediu, on Thursday, evening, says a Press Association telegram, was crowded with an enthusiastic audience. The Mayor presided, and stirring speeches wore delivered by prominent citizens .and tho recruiting officers present. In response to an invitation from the chairman, twenty-six young mcn present enlisted, and fifty others, who had just enrolled, appeared on the platform, and were given a rousing reception. The Hon. J. Allen's announcement concerning oklpr men for Samoa, to replace the present troops, was enthusiastically received.
Golfing all dny, lie was feeling tired, Twas hot, and he'd ratlior freely perspired. Cried.he: "I'm catchinf; a cold in my head. It may lead to a couple of days in'bed. Sly sport will be spoiled for a week or more, ■ For already I'm feolinjr stiff and soro. But stay! I've a remedy safe and sure, I'll linut up Eonw Woodo' Pontrorniilit Cuxe,"~Adyt,
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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2320, 30 November 1914, Page 7
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156Page 7 Advertisements Column 2 Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2320, 30 November 1914, Page 7
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