“Don’t you think it would be very wise of you to enlist now ?” was the remark of Mr. AV. G. K. Kenrick, S.M., at the Napier Court this morning, when dealing with a single inebriate of 30 years of age.” “I have tried three times but they refuse to take me,” replied the man. “Well, I’d advise you to consider whether it would not be more suitable for you to help the boys at the Front, by contributing to the funds for their benefit, than spending your money in drink,” concluded the Magistrate.
The N.Z. Express Co pack, store o« , emove furniture They ship goods live stock, etc., to any part of th. Dominion or abroad. Their long ex perieuce enables them to handle ship •neuts quickly, and by the cheapest anc •afest routes. Napier office- Byroi .treat Haatirur. nifir* tr.nn. marl Any man who is wearing wront glasses, or needs glasses and fails t< use them, is handicapped in getting hit living. We prescribe and prepart those glasses which are correct for youi individual sight H. M. Bennett, Con tilting Optician. Napier and Hastings
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume VI, Issue 274, 4 November 1916, Page 6
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