The Taihape Daily Times AND WAIMARINO ADVOCATE. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1915 LOCAL AND GENERAL

Taihape Daily Times, Volume 7, Issue 311, 12 October 1915, Page 4

The Taihape Daily Times AND WAIMARINO ADVOCATE.

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1915 LOCAL AND GENERAL

|" 'iis.~s Pest r ia« W-r.teiavl.cr- News,} j

;•;■!,! ■ .'..; North on Saturday! 1 :']'. -,-,'■•.tvi- '■;■■. ''•:•.''• arrested James Ftf.t | ■• ; ., .. :-i ;.-, . ~i -t.-:)ii;iii £314 in gold i : ! :-:,..(. H'.,, ;<..,-.. grocer, Palwerstoii J • ! 1 ]'{''■.■. K.«-iijiiUV:.-' : . '"runty; Council has <;;•:-.:!:•: < n-»).4l li:» I: < "?l':IUSSlO!l tO ht SO- ! -•;■.-.>.',; 1.,\ !-','vvrt^r : ? who may be short/ ' :•.,*( Ui'«iiv«.i curing .Meaning and harvest- ■ I;,,;.;, ;; .- n ,-,y on:, ;..-■ spared off the roads: ■ '''• ' ' '.' ■' ; ! '.- r *. '■■".', ."."• « >f,-■>'.''\v Kk--- ■Vji.-.hes it made known . '.,!...; .-"; ■, :;:-■..'• rr'nj.i-hed the laundry av | -;. i; ,-.,,,,,.., ,>£ y,",.;.;, and J.lain Streets, j !;;■»!,'■ Tin! ':•• ;i<>;..,..' Htifl careful atten- 3 '■:..,, f, >.'ii ,•.,:•:, to her she . ;., -'- , ~.■;. •r, '.-in 'Uire of public sup- ■ I [ j t*:- i? h-i;'j ( >'.<' ; Co-operative Dairy ; ! u-i i r;vinf oat 1/4 per lb for | ' " c I■ !:,.• '•-. rV; -.'-.I i)-o month of September.! 'i ITu >-*'> lisaV-o •■i 1 butter at the fa<> , | tn.-v :-■ ;::. k>;;< ■-■-, an increase of six [l.f.i- 1 - a dav over the same period of l-.r"v, v * j ...... ,*.. . t | Tke r.pj.rri'iii'tiii-ity is awaiting, you to c Ipi-ooun? one •-•' the latest, style pique I £ j Bkin-s with tigh waist and back, and j t finished -witn bartons for 3/11 at Col- Is [ }i.i*i.--jx v.r-.C «....!tTord, Ltu., clean sweep P f \ j .1 >;•-:•« Zealand soldier at the Dar- ° iilsr.i.Hei repots a"'rincist. extraordinary ■;,!,■,;:;;:, ! )t received three slight s jvv...:,-':.••,. one -jii .he back and a slight " [(•,.;. ;.;, U ;. krJ;-- of the t.hroat, caused * be p.'.;o.c->- .ji" bii-'hs, and, lastly, a tooth r | ,'«,ul uT aoikiWr man's mouth) blown c !:' . .-, i,k , ,-. :-o. Ihe tooth was extracted. A S I ; '• !u- '.,-,., Bullock Drivers of Tai-1. I >..,;,. -,i-, ! 'i i.o be recognised that'they j j | :-ro doing -ilie'ir jfufll .shajre towards t linf'Oi.'•!!;:; tu requirements cf the war, air. In the defence of the Dominion land the Mjr Bob Anderson i Leerns to be> [m-ticularly active in this : l-cormeerttm : ■ _ ] 5.- H ha> l--:a stated from the public ' < "pkn c-r-ra rrcrr.'ily that the day had . J gou; s:v v.":■.•]•■ the boys who are not cr.-.uu;t to make lawyers or doct tors stay lh; h.o farm. Nowadaj's it is I the ''"'V : >'"•-• -- not'.smart enough to!' I'muk:.:,;-, .^■..■■..- ■■ wj'ul farmer who goes to ' Ito 'A ;i'?o iji'-C-niC a doctor or lawyer, i ; .An- ".".if": >'f r;iany attractions at the Oautc. on Thursday will be a .:.:.t:iOu; lu-jy palmist. This lady has j mivue i. J'iV'ong study of palmistry ! e.tju the: delineates character with fe- | laarkabie :-k;ll. Palmistry is said to a | feritui't r.fs.'i rshoiild not be classed with • i.'i»r:.u.iu: nonsense. 5 Tk: "i i'.-iMiifi' College Council met Ur.cl ■>•;,;,; ;■,,] the Von S«dlitz onse. ? Al'ter i.is. iis'sion a motion tabled a i' "•"•';'-ok :"> .v. -V: ;t:• adjourned for a fortf'fiij'it u.u . , Mint of rh-- Vlien Knemy | lc«.cln,i^ : j not having yet received i Govc.T;'."-:':■ and ti;e Council in j! ' ,; - '"'''"'' ■; ■ ithorised f» gmnt comI >' f '"' ;i ' -|, i -J -'.ht' i'rof. ssor's rejigiiMf k ■ . , I j icveti :>■■/ \'ie Defence Minister, the ■;>■ '(» ••'• '';••!.. asked km- a eablegiram V- r ' f - ;e the base < a~t at the bog-inning of i^ v -' ; - '•-*•!=':.. to tiie most urgent •j r .-..,.;,v.,, (1 ., r ., iu Ko-ypt His latest ini : : «>rr,-v..t-o'. <s .oat. in addition tO'Cardi-i fP'.--, t>i«rr :i'-e also required mittens.! j v.',-./ «- k ,:.-i>. oilshir.s, waterproofs of f/. : -.>!taMf- {..ji.-.irK. and. trench boot-. .' . I .; i: ■'■■•■ M ■.:u;- , ..?r of Defence says there I li - the suggestion that anI 0r..-- ; -/- -:■ s':.'.-j:i of li-e'cruJtiing v.iiJji be |U-.t'j.}.' : .e>: •■ "3\v Zealand. The Minister jiu'-idtd :it;.a the justtifu;a,tio'n oi the ,j jjjt.c>'od h- has followed was the experili,:,./: • ■' months, and, instead of |h«i\-!'n?j any doubts as to the method, I l v» as mere strongly confirmed that •;. -.as the right one, and .so were the officer s of the Department.

In the list of donations acknowleilg

ed by the Treasurer to the Carnival Fund yesterday, Mrs. Batiey .and,,Mi. s i

McDonnell wen 1 credited with ■ giving £■>. It Bhould have read Mrs. Butley, i per Mils McDohrell, £5. -" : i' Mr R. Tilton, New York, dealing with, the subject of newspaper advertising, says: "Big spaces give big roi turns, which leaves no doubt but that i this is a most economical and efficient • polcy of newspaper advertising. En- ; joy the big economies;, the big' profits ;of thi s kind of advertising, wlie'jfcer I your appropriation is large or small."' | We regret to record the death of j Mr. E. B. McWilliam, which occurred ; at Oio early on Saturday morning. De- | I ceased, who was only 34 years of age, j had been in ill-health for some time, ' ,' but the end came suddenly. He ! leaves a widow and two small boys, , also an aged father and four brothers | |and one sister (Mrs. R. Mcßride, [ ! Mataroa Boad). to mourn their lo3s. | I Bishop deary's health has been ■ 1 steadily improving since his arrival in I j Auckland last week. He is up for j several hours daily, and is able to I move about in or close to the house \ for. a short time occasionally. Since his arrival there has been a steady) stream of telegrams and letters of 8 congratulation to him from people of various religious faiths (clergy included) all over New Zealand. The Women's Working Club raffle for two artistic saddle-cloths has been drawn, the first prize falling to ticsw* No. 1146, Mr. McLean, Taihape'. the second prize to No. .'■'■ iO, Mr. Lya.ll, Taihape. The first prize winner is presented with a horse valued at 20 guineas, and the second prize-winner with a horse valued at 10 guineas, both generously presented by Mir. Bellis. ' A few days ago, a certain Syrian, residing not a hundred, nvil.es from .Mat:u j roa, wanted a youngdady, of-means, to I lend hii.i. a ei:m of money.! To this "she demurred, whereat the 1 Syrian applied a most opprobrious epi- j thet. The lady, having no stern chanpion around, took the matter in hand, herself. That Syrian now carries his) eye in a sling, and various other facial ' indication? of his eon duct, beiny a sua- e der and a wiser man.

<f As for the Tommies," writes a subaltern, ''l used to think the papers over-rated them. It would be impossible to do so. They are extraordinarily brave, extraordinarily kind.' to each other, and their devotion to officers has to be seen to be appreciated. If all the good qualities we call manliness count for anything we will win evenfm ally in this war. I can understand the Kaiser showering iron crosses about. I could give away half a dozen V.C.'s a day.""

The Defence "Department, in another column, notifies that no person should be in possession of property, such as arms, accoutrements, ammunition or military clothing, belonging- to the Government-, excepting bona fide members of the iN.Z. military forces, er members of Defence Rifle Clubs who have purchased tlaem. Persons being in possession ex such , military articles without sa.'ii?ifaei ,Hly accounting for the fact will be prosecuted as the law directs.

As a result of the enormous increase in the price of raw material, the management was reluctantly' forced to raise the price of Edmonds' Baking Powder a'g from August Ist last by one penny per tin. The immense popularity of Edmonds' lis due to merit only. Only the highest grade materials the world can produce are .used, and although "ijhere has been a : huge in-, cirease in their cost, the formula Tias not been altered!. through an error the advertisement for ..Edmonds" Baiting Powder recently appearing in these columns stated thai, the product was being sold at 1/4 per tin, although. tjMsi was not .the case.

!i rt is hard and cruel, this war," writes a lance-corporal with the Main Body of the Expeditionary Force, who was wounded soon after the landing, "yet once you have ta3ted it, 'there is something that grips and thrills you, and makes you long to be back at'it. It's hard to see your chum killed, or.;; pal you- like badly wounded, and to sec the dear old company being gradually thinned down, to see the old regiment that was once so spick and span, and you were so proud to be in, being filled with reinforcements, who are strangers, while the lads you knew lie under the sod, or are being invalidc : i home. Why don't those who c-.-.n come, com ft? They can't fully ■ -""• 11-c the terrible struggle that is going ■< u Surely they ire asleep, or do not kn.iW that it is foi home and loved ow>s --c are fighting. God, but they mvsl: h, i asleep. One cannot, does not like ■< j say they are !! But. whether c)\.-\ come or not. we will win."