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A man named John Fleming, aged 31 y ears, who had abused the privi leges of a soldier, came before Mr. Frazer. S.M., at Auckland, on Saturday, on charges of drunkenness, jnisrepresentation and attempting to obtain credit by misrepresentation. The man was described by fcSubInspector Mellveney as an absolute waster. He had enlisted in the Expeditionary Force, but had been afterwards discharged. He, however, retained his uniform and event round the city drinking. Fleming offered no defence, and his Worship remarked that anything that tended to bring disgrace on the uniform was looked on just now with the utmost disfavour. He would be prohibited and sentenced to five weeks' hard labour. Mr. John H. Pagni. Acting-Consu-lar agent for Italy for the Auckland district, wishes it to be made known that whilst Italians in this Dominion eligible for military service are not for the present required to join the colours, they must, in order to enjoy the dispensation granted without being considered deserters, inform the nearest Lilian Consular office of tlieir present address and furnish, either personally or by registered let ter, the signature to xx hieli should lie attested by a' local authority, their complete generalita (personal particulars), the name of their birthplace or domicile in Italy, and the conscription class to which they belong. These particulars should be communicated without delay by all reservists and others eligible for service xx ho bate not yet reported themselves. DO Y(tr M IT Ell I-ROM GOUT." Ibis Ge.ut get you in its grip? Do von Mitivr Irom RlieimialL in. Sciatica. Lumbago. Rlieimiatie Gout, Stone, or Gravel? Perhaps yon haxe bought liiiiinonts. plasters, mid enilir«.»-ations and biiiml that although they brought temporary relief, Id (rouble soon rcturnetl. Or perlmps you tried some largelv mlvi ’-tiscd pills, salts or curealls. « hi<’h <’l;iim io cure ”■. < ry ailment, inehidiiig Rheuomtism 01 cuiir.-i’. tlmy too. alisuhllely f.'.ilotl t > gi> relief. Nov,, in lairtm-s io your.mil', in LiirIK’SS IO US. xxe aaiil you to give RHEI'MO a trial. RHEI'MO xx ill not emo any and ex cry i rouble. Imi it posi(ixe)v cnri’s Itliciimal ism, Goli;. Seiatic >. Lumbago. Sieim. or Grax <l. All tlie.c di’.em-es are dim to cm- e.-mse onlx mie a<-id in tl.< I'iood. Tin'-, exi-’-'S may he dm? Io several ca.ii’es. (he main oim is the failure of the kidneys to do their work. You eaimot !•<• cured until ilm excess has been removed. Bill'd MO removes this excess and cures qui; kly ami effectually. At all chemists and stores, 2,-6 and I 6.

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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume IV, Issue 430, 9 August 1915, Page 2

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Untitled Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume IV, Issue 430, 9 August 1915, Page 2

Untitled Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume IV, Issue 430, 9 August 1915, Page 2

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