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Auckland Star, Volume L, Issue 164, 11 July 1919, Page 3

At a meeting of the Waitomo County Council it wae resolved to ask the Government to have a Crown reserve on the| outskirts of the township of Otorohanga.l which had been ear-marked for a hospital, vested in the council with the idea of the erection of a hospital there by the council. At a civic reception in Sydney Commodore J. A. Dumaresq, the new commander of the Australian Navy, said that it was a great ideal to man the Australian navy with Australians. He pointed out that if the ileet was to be efficient iwe must have among the petty officers land men SO or 40 per cent, who wouldj make the Navy their life occupation. It' j was difficult to say how this was going j Ito be done if after five or seven years I men were offered a lump sum by way of I deferred pay, and allowed to depart. Colossal Millinery Sale.—Owing to clearness of building materials we are at present unable to build upwards, but wo are enlarging sideways. We are taking the next door shop, lately occupied by Rush Munro. The carpenters are already in. We have further reduced all our millinery goods to clear them. Our I spring s"ow. first week in August. All Juntrimmed shades, 1/11 and 3/11 j ready-to-wears, 2/11 and 5/11; French velours, 15/6 and 21/; also great reduction in children's millinery.—Bon Marche, Karajngahape Road, Auckland's Millinery j House.—(Ad.) • A sure reviver in cases of faint or fit —Martell'e 3 Star Brandy. —(Ad.) A dish that has been served through- | out the world for 40 years must be good. (This is the unique record of St. George Camp Pie. This tasty, appetising meat ,meal is delicious; it should be served ! with parsley like canned sheep tongue. Can be prepared in a triee —always inviting and nutritious. Try a tin for (tea. Sold by all grocers.—(Ad.^