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Taranaki Daily News, 4 September 1916, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. DOMINION OF NEW ZEALAND. MILITARY SERVIGE ACT, 1916. j ENROLMENT OF EXPEDITIONARY FORCE RESERVE. gY PROCLAMATIONS dated respectively Ist and 2nd September, DUG, the enrolment of the Reserve is directed. Enrolment must hj- made not later than lath September (First Division), or ltith September (Second Division). The Reserve consists of men not less than 20 and under 4li years of age. The Reserve Register is based on the National Register. Men not already registered must supply enrolment-cards not later than 10th September. Jler. already registered need not supply an enrolment-curd, hut must, not later than 16th Sep tember, notify present address if place of abode has changed since registration. Men reaching military age, or arriving in Dominion after lfltb September, must supply enrolment card.- within fourteen days thereafter. Changes of abode after enrolment must be notified within fourteen days. The Act makes the reservist's obligation to do any of the above things a personal one, and lie is not relieved by information previously given to recruiting officer or committee. Men not enrolled may be sent straight to camp. Men who fail to notify change of address may become, liable on a charge of desertion. Employers of Reservists not enrolled, or of deserters, are liable to heavy fines or imprisonment. For Protection of Reservists certificates of enrolment will be issued as soon as practicable after receipt of application on form provided. Call at nearest Post Office for forms, information, and assistance. Onus of Proof in every case is«on the defendant. MALCOLM FRASER, Government Statistician.

WANTED, ETC. RANTED, good family of share-milk-crs for herd of 50 good hand-milk-ed cows. State number and ages of milkers. —F. \V. Frethey, Eltluni. a.n. WASTED, Bushman, driver sawmill, married couples, share-milkers, man for sheep work, boy for bee culture, girl assist butter factory, girl for house (assist milking), man to milk, waitress, cooks, kitehenman and kitchenmairt, hotel porter, rouseabout (who must miik two cows).—Gibson's Agency. a.n. WANTED, situations, elderly man (no milker), also young ■woman as waitress, youth with Lincoln College education (able milk), several share-milkers. —Gibson's Agency. a.n. 'RANTED, Jersey Bull. State particulars to "Reasonable" 1 WANTED, respectable girl for general work. Apply, Mrs. I Mountain Koad, Eltham. t.o. ■WANTED, good general dairy-farm hand; machines used.—Apply C. Henty, P.O. Box 138, Bawera. f.x. WANTED, first-class Porter, must be steady and sober. Apply, Coffee Palace, New Plymouth. ix. W'ANTED, engine-driver for Blenheim bore.—Apply Z. Fedoroi Plymouth. Tel. 551. e.w. WANTED, Smart Lad, good prospects. Write to "Good Prospects," News ALWAYS IN THE LEAD The old saying, "as changeable as the weather," applies to our Menu. Now that Mr. Sun lias paid us a visit for a few days we 'have gone back to the making of our delicious Ice Creams, Sundaes, etc. Last slimmer we introduced to the New Plymouth public many novelties coimeeteil with Ice (.'reams; this season we have something more special to offer. We still have a big demand for our fld LUNCHES, TEAS, SOUPS, Etc. THE MARBLE BAR. (Opposite Newton King's). THE MEETING PLACE FOK ALL PEOPLE.