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Taihape Daily Times, Volume 7, Issue 241, 1 July 1915, Page 3

Replying to a message which In'* per' to tlio High Commissioner on Juno 38, pointing out the urgent need for more ships to relieve the pressure in the mutter of space for frozen produce, Mr. Massey has received a cable stating that after much negotiation with the Board of Trade and the Defence Committee, the High Commissioner had succeeded in having added to the list the Indrapura and Niwaru during Sep tomber. This secures additional spa.--for 300,000 carcases for those two months.

Following on the resignation of Mr. A. Bolton from the management committee of tlic Welbngtn Football Association. the resignation of the chairman, Mr. A. E. Wells, has been handed in. It is rumoured that other resignations are ponding. An array chaplain, who has been at the front in France, says: “If anyone is inclined to take a cynical view of human nature, I recommend active service as n corrective. Men revert to the natural amid war, and it is extraordinary what a lot of fine stuff there is in what one would consider in peace a hopeless typo.” The Samoan seven-mark piece, in circulation during the German occupation, bears a close resemblance to the British half-sovereign, as a Christ - purveyor of small goods found to his cost. He had a crowded shop and was serving his customers with all celerity One tendered the Samoan com. and the unsuspecting shopkeeper accepted it an a half-sovereign and handed over the change. He discovered h { s mistake shortly afterwards, but too late for his own good.

LAST DAYS OF “THE BRISTOL'S” SPECIAL TEEMS. If you wish to secure a Piano or Organ on the exceptionally liberal terms offered during our Annual Balance, visit “Tho Bristol" -without delay. These Special Terms will not bo obtainable after the end of the mouth. A. large number of people in both town and country have shown thee appreciation of our arrangements f the convenience of purchasers, and buying lias been brisk. The stock, though, is just as comprehensive as ever, a largo now shipment from England of perfect Instruments* bavin now been freshly opened. The present display includes such famous British Plan OS as Tho Broadwood, The “tunes. The Colluisou, am Tho ( ’o'hi rd. and Collate!. By pnrchr.r ing straightaway you are assured A an Instrument irreproachable in tow. {..(iiidi, ami construction, on er.traordiuu l ily easy terms. —The Bristol Piano CV,.. I.id.. ‘Wellington. North Island Manager. M. .1. Brookes. Local Representative, 11. J- Dashwood.

It-was absolutely true, Private Hodsou, an Australian, said, that Turks had been bayoneted in the trenches and . dung over the.shoulders of troops. This, j according to statements by wounded j comrades, had been done in many cases. . There were wagers among the heavy- ( weights before the landing as to who should lead the tally in this vigorous : method of warfare. One New South Welshman —who went bv the name of 1 giant even amongst the heavyweights 1 —was soon thus to dig five Turks from j a trench before ho fell with seven bob | lot wounds through his body. Accord- 1 ing to a comrade, Iris last words wore: j, "At any rate, I won the wager.-'’ The 1 "wager” was a new hat. !

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