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King Country Chronicle, Volume V, Issue 356, 29 April 1911, Page 4

IT! 0W N HALL, TE KUITI MONDAY, MAY Ist. EMPIBELIVING (Permanently Established.) A PROGRAMME TO REMEMBER! ALL TE KUITI Should See "FOX-HUNTING IN ENGLAND" "The most marvellous picture ever cinematographed," says the "New Zealand Herald." "THE ROMANCE OF A JOCKEY" (An exciting sporting drama.) "A RAMBLE THROUGH CEYLON."—"ELEPHANT HUNTING." (Two beautiful pictures). FOOLSHEAD, TONTOLINI AND SEA. (The Kings of Comics). "Song of the Wild Wood Flute" (best of Indian dramas), "Laddie," "A Lost Father," "Tom Thumb in Love." etc., etc. DO NOT MISS THIS GREAT PROGRAMME. Popular prices, Is 6d and Is, ladies Is, children 6d. VOTICE is hereby given that by a -L' Proclamation dated the 7th instant, and pub'ished in the New Zealand Gazette No. 30, page 1274, of 13th April, 1911, the land described in the Schedule hereto was taken for the use, convenience, and enjoyment of the Waitomo Caves House, in terms of the Public Works Act, 1908. übij uo ! -a § pajnoio3 i c 4 £ jo joujsja i I XaAing j ui pajEnjtsj j jjDoia J ui pajEnjig (anjq '6oiSl) « O S O <-> All in the Auckland Land District; as the same are more particularly delineated on the plan marked and coloured as above mentioned, and deposited in the office of ihe Minister of Public Works, at Wellington, in the Wellington Provincial District. H. J. H. BLOW, Under-Secretary. Public Works Department, Wellington. 22nd April, 1911. MILITARY TRAINING.

EVERY male inhabitant of New Zealand who on the Ist day of j March, 1911, had attained the age of : fourteen years or upwards, but had | not attained the age of twenty-one, : and who is a British subject, and has resided in New Zealand for at least | six months, is hereby required before 7 p.m. on the 2nd day oE June, 1911, \ to fill in a prescribed form of regisi tration in respect to military training | under the Defence Acts, and to post ; or deliver same to the Area Sergeantj Major of the territorial area in which ! the applicant for registration resides. i Forms of registration may be obtained lat any Post-office or Police-station. ! Failure to comply with this renders ! the person liable to the following ! penalties under the Defence Act, J 1909, Part VII, sections 51 and 52 ! "51. (1.) Every person who, being j required to register under Part VI of : J this Act, fails to do so within the time and in the manner prescribed, '. or who without lawful excuse evades ; or fails to render the personal ser- : vice required of him under that Part, is liable to a fine not exceeding I five pounds, and shall not be en- '. I titled to be enrolled as an elector : | under Division (I of the Legislature : | Act, 1908, nor to employment or I j continuation of employment in any ■ I branch of the Government service. j "52. (1.) Every person is liable j to a fine not exceeding ten pounds i ! who prevents or attempts to prevent j any person in his employ and re- : quired to serve in the Senior Cadets [ or General Training Section or Ter- ; ritoriaJ Force from rendering the j personal service required of him by j Part I of this Act, or in any way j penalises such last-mentioned person I for rendering such service, whether by reducing his wages or deducting j therefrom any money, or by dismis- j sing him from his employment, or in ; any other manner. j "Provided that this section shall : not be construed to require any ; person to pay any person in his em- , ploy any wages for the time when he | is absent from work for the purpose j of being trained under the said Part." j FOR SALE A LARGE Boarding House, contain- i - ing 32 rooms; hot and cold water; j j large turnover; stables, etc. Freehold ji property, Aria, 3a Ir 7p—no rates or | i taxes: Price £2OOO. Terms £IOOO j c cash, balance 5 years at 5 per cent, j ( Insured for £I4OO. —For further par- | ticulars apply "Chronicle" office.