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Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 9, Issue 539, 11 June 1920, Page 4

MEMORANDUM FOR LOCAL SUPERINTENDENTS. AIMISSION OF DISCHARGED FOLDIERS TO TECHNICAL CLASSBS. Discharged soldiers who come within the provisions of the Discharged Soldiers' Settlement Act are! admitted to technical classes governed by the following conditions: — (1) A certificate from the local Repatriation Committee should be produced as evidence that the applicant qualifies, and such eride ice snovld be forwarded to the boards office ivhe■; submitting return of pupils. (2) Applicants should be encei*aged to take up a course of related subjects, though this is not compu sory, as in the case of ordinary free place pupils. (3) A free place uudet these «c----gulations is tenable for one year from January 1 preceding the date of admissi»K, but this may ba extended by the Minister on the re commendation of the Techruea 1 School authority. (4) Material (other than for pract.ice work) used ia the drsses by discharged soldiers is supplied on pre cisely the same terms as to other free place students, and payment should be made accordingly. (.5) Whore a discharged soldier i? unable to meet the charge made fo.material, it* is open for him to make application to the i-tepatnnrtion Do partment to cover such cost, and Uiis also applies to the cost of textbooks; but this is a matter entirely between the soldier and the Repatriation Department. (6) Free raMway passes are grant ed where necessary. (7) The soldier's regimental number is to be used, instead of '<llot ting a new distinguishing number, for registers and Departmental returns. The above-mentioned privileges miiy be taken advantage of ir. connexion with the i'ukekoho Technical High School. A returned soldie> relates a striking coincidence wfcicb come under his notice in England He paid a visit to Christchurch Priory in Hampshire, now a show-place, in bygone times a famous ecclesiastical establishment. In the visitors' book he noted two signatures. One was that oi the Kaiser. On the next I'ine appeared that of Louis Raemakers, the Dutcn artist whose skilful peno i was wielded with such terrilic effect in the terrible cartoons depictir.-g" the horrors perpetrated by tthe Kaiser's myrmidions during the war, av*d who, probably, did more than any othei neutral'to rouse the indignation ot the world i.gainst tne Arch Hun ant. his savage hordes. Ihe ijxtsposition of their signatures in the visitor-, book of an old English church was certainly remarkable.

PIG MARKET, We are now receiving Pigs, live or dead. Price on application to COATES, Auckland, or JOE WRIGHT, Agent, Pukekohe. PIGS. PIGS. WANTED KNOWN, THAT I AM NOT BUYING PIGS UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. BUYER: J. BEATTY PUKEKOHE. PIGS. PIGS. THE NEW ZEALAND BACON AND MEAT PACKING CO., LTD. Will receive Pigs at Tuv.kau, Monday, June 7th, i'ro: i 10 a.m.; Pukekohe, Tuesday, Jme b'th; i'okwiO, Mendav, June 14th. ARTHUR E. NEWSON, BUYER - YATES' Rl), OTAIIU+IU. WANTED to Buy—Bacon Pigs, ]OO lb to 1 r»(11 b. Price 8d per lb. Prior arrangement s must be made.—Frank Perkins and Co., Pukekohe. Save Money Buying Your Apples by the C iso. We can quote as under:— Jonathans .. .. 8s 3d Rome Beautys ... 8s 3d Boston Russett .. Ns !>d Newtown Pippen .. Ss Jkl Cleopatra .. .. Ss !>d Mimrr.e's Favoiii'ito .. 7s lid Reinettedu Canada ~ Ss (id Gu«rMiitcc(l tlio Wrv P.cst Stud' OLDHAM S FRUIT STORE, PUrEKOHE-