The Defence Department is still disposing of military etores that have becomo surplus since the- demobilisation of the N.Z.E.F. A small staff at Auckland, Wellington, and Christchurch is dealing with the sale, which will extend over a period of two or three months. An advertisement on the subject appears ii> another column of this issue-.
Mr. R. S. Mann, Feilding, has obtained the New rights for the Hodge electric stucco and rough-oast gun, and will give a- demonstration shortly.
WEED-END CABLES REINSTATED.
Week-end rate meseages, via Pacific, will be reinstated from United Kingdom, and also in both directions between New Zealand and Canada, on and after Ist March. For particulars, . enquire any telegraph office.—Advt.
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Evening Post, Volume CI, Issue 49, 26 February 1921, Page 6
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