New Zealand.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 289, 15 May 1915, Page 5

New Zealand.

FOR THE FRONTS. TARANAKI VOLUXT IJJttKJ, The following have vollin-lweml at New Plymouth for active service duTiim the last few days: Sydney Allison, New Pivntoutli. Edward Corbett, ()kat>\ Richard P. Carron, "U'aitaru. Clias. N. Crann, New Plvmouth. .fas. P. Glentworth, Kahotu. John F. Ingram, New; Plymouth. Aubrey W. Newton, New Plymouth, Howard ,)as. Okau. Lionel Gibben Okey, New Plymouth. Hoy Eraser, Wait;ira. Arthur Frederick Kowe, Okato. Wm. James Wright, Kahotu. Valentine Clias,. lxten.

DEATH:, OF A SAPPER. Napier, May 14, News lias been received that' Sapper E. Oliver Ruddock, New Zealand Field Engineers, in the Dardanelles, son, of Arehdea-iCn Ruddock, of Napier, has died under an operation for acute auneinlieitis,. P.ANN ON GERMAN GOODS. Christchurch, Last Night. The Mayor of Christobureh is calling i public, meeting for Monday night to inaugurate an organisation having for its object a total refusal to imporVor purchase German made goods. It is intended to carry the crusade through New Zealand, to establish branches of the organisation in every town, and also to secure tli.' co-operation of Australia.

Dargaville, Last Night. At a large and representative meeting held to-day it was unanimously decided: "That this meeting expresses its horror and contempt of the despicable crimes coinmifled by German-, and that it expresses profound svnipathv with the relatives of victims of its nefarious acK" It was also resolved to urge upon the Government to intern all alien enemy subjects and sympahisers. The now famous rilngo Embrocation, or Training Oil. can be bought from the followin-i 'saddlers:—! 1 ,. Edwards (New 'Plymouth, A. J. Kibliy (Vvai(ara). Purchas and Son IT'renui and ErutiL C. Meuli (EHliniv.L E. Cro=sm:in (Tariki find Imrlewondk T. G. Street (OkalnL T. J. Middonball fOpnakel. E. Toblr-r (Okaiawa), S. Aylward fWhamrarnonona), Cosgrove and Co. (Manaia), etc.