TWELFTH REINFORCEMENTS

Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2648, 20 December 1915, Page 6

TWELFTH REINFORCEMENTS

; N.C.O.'S POSTED. Tlie following n.c.o.'s have been posted to the liitk Reinforcements A Crimpnuy.—Corporals T. A. Bishop. 0. M. Brassey, C. J. M. A r . Clark, S. Gardner, D. S. M'Lennan, A. R. Jladill, C. E. Scott, C E. Turley, D. A. Robert- ■ son, F. L. Ward. „ i B Company—Corporals M. F. An- ■ drews, W. L. Borrows, S. C. Carter, D. ; Evoriss, J. G. Kinvig, B. W. Millier, I C. Prebble, J. D: Rivers, G. H. Weir, I H. Willis. C Company.—Corporals A. S. Baker, . G. Best, G. L. Cole, M. J. Dunne, H. ■ Hanna, A. L. Higgins, H. P. Solomon, ■ F. F. Stapleton, J. C, Shoppard, S. ' Parkinson. 3 D Company.—Corporals E. Astwood, W. E. Barnsley,- T. A. Chegwidden, A. G. Baddily, A. R. Hamilton,- G. E. .Ironside, G. W. M'Leod, A. C. Macgregor, G. V. Shirley, C. E. Sinclair, C. J. Davie. • ■ E Company.—Corporals W. Dunlop, J. A. Findlay-, A. W. Hedgman, F. W. Josland, R. H. Knapp, W. M'Clure, J. M'Ewan, T. Morganti, J. Nuttall, 'G. 0. A. Olsen. - F Company.—Corporals C. E. Bee, L. C. W. Catton, J. Dykes, R. H. Greville, S. F. Mackie,'G. W. Parsons, C. i- W. Pratt, W. J. Redmond, E. G. • Shearer, A. V. Young. J G Company.—Corporals N. C. Andrew, : M. Blamfield. W. A. Cadwallader, li. t W. Corry-Smifch, A. R. Erickson, E. J. '1 Fcnton, H. Ferriday, J. Dobson, J. - Hewitt, F. Williamson, I H Company—Corporals J. W. Anders son, C. B. Browne, F. J. G. Hughes, i N. W. Jennings, G. F. Lambert, J. E. i- Mays, G. W. Metcalfe, C. F. Stephens, i J. \V.. Herricks F. G. Havill. A representative' meeting of the clergy and laity of the Roman Catholk Churoh in the' City and district was ■held yesterday afternoon at , St. Pat rick's Hall, Boulcott Street, to discuss arrangements for according a-' suitable reception to' His Excelloncy the Apos- , tolic delegate, Archbishop Ceretti Archbishop O'Shea, in opening the pro- : oeedings, said that the forthcoming viftjf of the represout-afcivo of the_ .Holy See L in Australasia was an occasion of the highest importance to the catholics ol l New Zealand, and he sincerely hopet that the reception, accorded to His Exc colleiioy by the Metropolitan See of thij country would be worthy of the occasion. The date of His Excellency's arrival was not definitely fixed yet, bui i it would bo irfwards _ the end of nexl " month', so that no time must- be los' , iu making the necessary arrangements *' Tlio 'bishops and clergy would be pre , n sented to Hi 6 Excellency upon the even ing of his arrival, but it would bo ad • ' viable to arrange fcr a public functioi ' in the Town Hall or .other • suit-abli place, wlioro addresses from the la; ie societios in the Church might be pre • sented. After .fomo discussion, it wa; resolved to refer the matter ixv a com . mitteo consisting of the parish clerg; and representatives of tho societies re is fcrred to. Subscriptions were invite< j- towards defraying the expenses, am over £60 was paid in or promised. Mr Manrico O'Connor was elected treasurer and the Rev. Father Hurley, S.M., an< Mr.'.W. F. Johnson joint secretaries. THE GERMS OP CEBEBRO-SPINA] n- MENINGITIS are stated by the Directo ' of the Bacteriological Laboratory of til p " University at Melbourne to be auiclcl' ts destroved by eucalyptus. SANDER'! ■s. EUCAiLYPTI EXTEACT was proved a c- the Supreme Court of Victoria to posses lv far greater antiseptic power than the com moil eucalyptus, and' bv using tli GENUINE SANDER EXTRACT—appIy ing it to tlio nostrils and taking- thre drops on sugar—you protect yourself fror all infectious diseases. SANDER'S EX TRACT is tho strongest and safest anti septic, and its curative qualities have boo demonstrated to be genuine and lostingit not only disinfects, but stimulates an gives new vigour to diseased, parte. U1 com poisonen wounds, inflamed skin ar t nulc'Wv oured by SANDER'S EXTRACT [,« r-Adyt.