EVERY MAN WANTED.

Taranaki Daily News, 11 July 1916, Page 6

EVERY MAN WANTED.

TO ASSIST IN THE ENEMY'S OVERTHROW. A RUMOR CONTRADICTED. By telegraph.—Press Association. Wellington, Yesterday. A rumor appears to have recently gained currency in various portions of the Dominion that no more men will be re(|iiired for the Expeditoinary Forces are the Sixteenth Reinforcement leaves New Zealand. There is absolutely no truth in this report,- nor has any information come to the knowledge of the Recruiting Hoard to justify any person giving expression to such an opinion. The circu'iilian of a statement of this kind is apt io be most prejudicial to recruiting, and therefore I wish, as chairman of the board, to give it the fullest and widest letutation. So far from the time having arrived when we can slacken our efforts, we are now at a stage nf Cue great crisis when it is more than ever essential that, our forces at the front should he maintained at full strength All ;ndications point to our emenies ,iaving attained their maximum effort, and now is the time when our own armies and re -ewes of men must ne constantly strengthened and renewed in order that I lie signal Allied successes of the past fortnight may be driven home to final victory. Every man of New Zealand a b<> is free to go is wanted. W. F. MASSEY, Chairman of the Recruiting Board.