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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 39, 9 November 1918, Page 2

SITUATIONS VACANT. N.Z. EXPEDITIONARY FORCE, HOME SERVICE BRANCH. A PPLICATIONS for employment in -£"*• homo service in tho following capacities are invited from men betweon the ages of 19 nnd 50:— Bakers; Labourers Bondsmen Military Police Blacksmiths Motor Drivers Bootmakers Musketry Fatigue Butchers Men . Camp Police Musketry InstrucCantoen Attendants tors Carpenters Orderlies Clerks for Camps Painters Clerks for offices Saddlers in towns Sanitary Men Cooks Sanitary Police Drivers (horse) Storemen Farriers Tinsmiths Guards for intern- Trumpeters .. ment camps, etc. Typists Garrison Artil- Veterinary grooms lerymen 2. Applications cannot bo entertained from men of ihe following categories:— (a) Those under orders for camp, (bj Thoso whoso appeals havo boon adjourned sine die. (c) Tho3e who have been called up in the ballot and have not bcon medically examined. (d) Those employed in the Public Service or in industries essential to the State's interest. 3. Successful applicants will be required to pass a medical .examination, and will then be pasted to the Expeditionary Force, Homo Service Branch, but will bo transferred to tho Foreign Service Branch upon becoming eligible for active service under the Military Service Act. i. While employed on home service the rates or pay aud'allowances of private soldiers will be ae under:— . (a) If employed in camps or barracks, se. per day with lodgings and rations. (b) If employed outside ,camp 3 or barracks, ss. per day, with is. per day in lieu of., lodging* and rations. ' (c) A married allowance of Is. per day. . (d) A children's allowance of 3d. per day for each child under IG, up to a maximum of 2s. ,'ld. per day. (e). Tho rate of pay of Military Police is 6s. per day, with allowances as above. (f) Artificers and tradesmen employed nt their trades, Motor Drivers and . Mechanics,' Clerks, Horse Drivers, Storemen, Cooks, Bakers, and Sanitary Dotails employed in camps, receive 2s. per day working pay in addition to daily pay (a) , - 5. Promotion carrying extra pay will be made.'on merit in accordance with establishment.' G. Free clothing; boots,-and-medical attention will be provided in all cases. 7. Preference in all cases -will be givon to returned soldiers. ' ' 8. Applications must bo made personally to the Officer in Charge of the nearest Defence Group or Area Office. : D. C. W. COSSGEOVE, Captain, Director of Recruiting. RELIGIOUS SERVICES. QT. MARK'S, DUFFEH-iN , STREET. Twenty-fourth Sunday after Trinity. 8 a.m.—Holy Communion.' First Communion of the newly confiirmri. 11 a.m.—Mntiiw, Solemn To Deum for Thanksgiving. 7 p.m.—Evensong, Solemn Tβ Deum for Thanksgiving. ST. JOHN'S CHURCH, WILLIS ST. ■ v (Presbyterian.) 'TO-MOBROW: Morning, ,11. Evening, 7. ■;••■•; rev. dr. g-ibb.' ' . ; st.-- 'andrew's presbyterian ■••■■".••." church,. ."■::::.'". ": 28 Wellington Terrace. SABBATH SERVICES: 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Preacher; Rev. S. Robertson tirrv WESLEY CHURCH, TARANAKI ST. TO-MORROW. Morning, 11. Rev. A. Reader. Evening, 7. Rev. J. G. Chapman.' Collections for Home Missions. SUNDAY SERVICES. ' UNITARIAN CHURCH, VIVIAN - STREET., • ... . Services, 11 and 7. Evening Address by . PROFESSOR MACKENZIE. Subject:. "A Lttiguc of Nations and the Obstacle.? (Religious, Political, and Economic) to its Realisation." SAILORS' FRIEND ■ SOCIETY. Whitmore Street. ' Sunday Services, 11 and 7. Preacher, Mr. Jiimes Moore, Missioner. Subject: Morning, 11—"ThePlace of Burden." Evening, 7—Preacher, Mr. G. H. Ridding. Soloist, Miss Violet Muoller. Song Service, 8.30 p.m. ' I UNITED INTERCESSORY SERVICE FOR OUR KING AND EMPIRE. Committee Room, Town Hall (entrance Mercer Street). TO-MORROW (Sunday) AFTERNOON . . (8.T.) - At 3 o'clock. WHAT GOD HATH WROUGHT! A PLEA FOR' THANKFULNESS. rIS will be a SPECIAL GATHERING TO RETURN THANKS TO ALMIGHTY GOD for His manifold mercies to us as a nation during (his dreadful conflict of fifty months and more. We think the memory will never fade of the great deeds of valour anj selfsacrifice displayed by our Forces on sea and land. But a grateful nation will, we trust, not bo unmindful of tho great debt of thanks due to God, Who hns been our nation's Guide and Protector through all these terrible years, yet so full of mercies, as we havo though feebly endeavoured to show in these announcements week by week. May we never forget tho special deliverances of unusually critical days—the Marne and Yprps at the outset of w.ar, Verdun in the. midst of these years, the checking of the quite recent onsets in Franco and Flanders, which have beon .followed by tho Allies' onward march to victory. It would bo difficult to summarise tho abundant variety of Iho mercies vouchsafed to us. We will ever thank God for the United Stales, because they entered into the conflict as those who would fight the Battle of tho Lord, and because from the first they have humbly confessed His supremacy and their, dependence upon Him. '''Not unto us, O lord, not iinlo us, but unto Thy Manic give glory, for Thy mercy, and for Thy truth's sake!" "O mollify the Lord with me, nnd lot us exalt Hi 3 Name together." MR, J. BAXTER, of Melbourne, has kindly consented to speak on this occasion, giving a review of the war and reminding us of tho manifold tokens of God's favour to us as a people. Mr. Baxter is a gifted speaker, and.will (wo may expect) , deliver an inspiring address. As we feel the purpose is finished for which we believe God called for this public testimony concerning His faithfulness as a God Who hears ami answers pniyer, we trust that there will be a full attendance at this meeting. . . ' . EXCEPTIONALLY CHEAP MOTORCARS. JEFFERY..IOIS model, 5-Maltir, electric lighis and startor. Price, .Bi's. Would mako good taxi. llupmobile. light model, 5-soator. l'rice, ,£12(1. Motor Cvcle inkon in pnrt payment. Apply to G" W. Lawrence, representing Magnus, 'Sanderson and Co., Ud. 'Phone .102.