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Hokitika Guardian, 2 November 1918, Page 3

MONDAY! POLLARD'S PICTURES! MONDA*'! 'WORLD FILM OUTSPOKEN DRAMA, FEATURING ETHEL CLAYTON ' . “ THE WHIMS OF SOCIETY.” • f , A Contrast in the .Power -of A\ ealth : : and : : tno Power of Lore. By permission of the New Zealand Government—- ' “ THE* KING’S VISIT TO THE GRAND FLEET.” Official Film of the King's Inspection of the Fleet on a War Footing.

j TOWN HALL. 0 HOKTTTKA. WEDNESDAY, NOV. 13th, 1918! WEDNESDAY, NOV. 13th, 1918! WEDNESDAY, NOV. 13th, 1918! WEDNESDAY, NOV. 13th, 1918! GRAND SALE OF WORK ! .ARRANGED BY THE LADIES OF THE LOCAL LITERARY CLUB. IN AID OF PATRIOTIC FUNDS. PLAIN SEWING. FANCY SEWING. SWEETS, FLOWERS, AND BRAN TUB. TEA ROOMS UPSTAIRS. EVERYTHING GOOD! EVERYTHING DAINTY! EVERYTHING REASONABLE! GIVE YOUR HELP TO A GOOD CAUSE ! GIVE YOUR HELP TO A GOOD CAUSE!

iO LET. —Comfortable COTTAGE, A iii Park Street-, with every convenience;'Rent 10/- per week.—Apply: Mrs W. Stavoley. CLEARING SALE OF GROCERIES. —AT—. M. HOUSTON AND COY’S, STORE, WHARF "ST. TTAYING BEEN PASSED for ApXI tive Service, I hereby notify the public that I am closing the GROCERY and WINE and SPIRIT BRANCHES of my business. On and after Monday 11th. NOVEMBER the whole of the stock ofUie general Groceries and Wines and Spirits will he field off at reduced prices and for cash only. Prompt settlement of all accounts owing for these lines would be appreciated. yj.TJ.—There will be no alteration in the Produce Business, Auctioneering, Commission, and Agency Branches which will he carried on as hitherto. M. H. HOUSTON, 30th., October, 1918. N 7 Z.“eXPEDIPIONARY FORCE. HOME SERVICE BRANCH.

APPLICATIONS for employment m home service in the following capacities are invited from men between the ages of 19 and 50: Bakers, Motor Drivers, Bandsmen, Musketry Fatigue Men, Blacksmiths, Musketry Instructors, Bootmakers, Orderlies, Butchers, Painters, Camp Police, Saddlers, Canteen Attendants Sanitary Men, Carpenters, Sanitary Police. Clerks for Camps, Storemen, Clerks for offices in towns, Cooks, Tinsmiths, Drivers (horse), 'Trumpeters Farriers, lypists, Guards for Internment Camps, etc., Garrison Artillerymen. Labourers, Veterinary Grooms, Military Police, o. Applications cannot be entertained from men of the following categories : (a) Those under orders for camp, (b) Those whose appeals have been adjourned sine die. (c) Those who have been called up in the ballot and have not boen 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 posted to the Expeditionary Force. Home Service Branch. i)\\t will be transferred to the Foreign Service Branch upon becoming eligible for active service under the Military Service Act. 4. While employed on home seivice the rates of pay and allowances of private soldiers will be as under: (a) If employed in camps or barracks 5/- per day with lodging, and rations. (b) If employed outside camps ui 'barracks 57- per day. with 4/- per day in lien of lodgings and rations. (c) A married allowance of 1/- per day. (d) A children’s allowance of 9d. per day for each child under 16 up to a maximum of 2/3 per day. . . _ • (e) The rate of pay of Military Police is 6/- per day with allow---ances as above. (f) Artificers and tradesmen employed at their trades, Motor Dri- ! vers njud Mechanics, Clerks, 1 Horse Drivers, Storemen, Coolcs*. j Bakers, and Sanitary Details emi ployed in camps receive 2/- per i day working pay in addition to daily pay (a). - 5. Promotion carrying extra pa* will bo made on merit in accordance with establishment. 6. Free clothing, boots and medical attention will be provided in all cases. 7. Preference in all cases will be triven to returned soldiers. 8. Applications must be made personally to the Officer in charge of the nearest Defence Group or Area Office. D. C. W. COSSGKOVF,, Captain, i Director of Recruiting.

THE PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE ACT, , 1908, (Section 50.) In the Estate of Catherine Roberts late of Hokitika Widow, deceased. 1 ALL creditors and others having ( m \- claims against this estate are hereby required to sen,! them, with 1 particulars, on the forms provided, to the Agent of the Public Trust Office a(. Hokitika on or before the 16th. day of December, 1918. Accounts not rendered by the daa' . named may be rejected. All monies | payable to the above estate may be I lodged to the credit of the Public j Trustee’s account at any postal moneyj order office, or paid to the Agent of the i public Trust Office at Hokitika. | ~ ROBERT TRIGGS, j Public Trustee. | 16t1i., October, 1918.

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