“ Now is the Winter of our Discontent made glorious by the advent of Spring.” MILLINERY We will make an early display of Spring Millinery on Thursdoy Auqusl 15. IN OUR NO. 2 STORE (W. S. MITCHELL’S). * SUTHERLAND & MITCHELL THE TWO STORES ..... HASTINGS
r THE CHURCH ARMY KiMlw hut , s ™ TH E LAST BIT OF HELP A MAN -C before going L THE TOPjjfM and THE first bit OF HELP HE when HE back Ct-'FP the great German offensive began, the Church Army hs> . 22!) ’ ” Recreation Huts and Centres in the fire zone. About half of these were wiped out in the rush towards Amiens and St. Venant. Many were not abandoned until long after the evacuation of adjacent camps. The heroism of those in charge has been commented upon. Some of the helpers refused to leave as long as there were any wounded or stragglers waiting to be helped. In one Church Army Hut the superintendent and her helpers were all blown to pieces by a shell while preparing hot drinks for tho men As the Church Army, which supports so many essential comforts for our men, has no Government resources to fall back upon, it depends entirely on the real patriotism of those at Home and in New Zealand MONEY TO REPLACE THE LOST HUTS IS URGENTLY NEEDED. Contributions can be sent to— Rew. F. 17. WHIBLEY, The Vicarage, Ormondville, Secretary & Organiser.
STOP PRESS NEWS.
The Hawke’s Bay Farmers’ Co-op. Assn., Ltd., Dannevirke, advertise particulars of an exceptionally good herd of Jersey cows, to be sold on account of Mr. John O'Hara, at Ngamoko, on Monday 19th inst. Mr. O’Hara has been breeding Jerseys for upwards of 20 years, and has succeeded in working up to some veryhigh quality cattle. They are in very good condition, particularly quiet, and the tests and output of butter fat for the bulk of the herd, as heifers, should satisfy anybody of their sterling qualities. ' Buyers from a distance who may be travelling to the sale by train will be met at Or-1 mondville or Dannevirke if they com- j municate with the auctioneers before | hand. * j
TpOR SALE, Prize Utility Rhode! Island Red Eggs for sitting, also! Black Orpington.—Apply Mrs. King { Ellison road, Hastings. ’Phone 501. i VV"ANTED, Grazing for one horse : j T V rt a --e!ock N. preferred. Address, j Tribune Agency, Havelock North. , mH ELI Will Mks t messing lacerated wounds I- | • nbtilaniw in France larger use . : • iiition of lea! Oil of Cinnamon Tin j one high-grade 1 ><l forms part oi i lueuzol Hence the rapid healing ! •Iperlies of the lattes when applie-i i ” • bandage Mho use Fiuenzol »n- ! ■t th *.'( s > - •' i-- . ij .. «'■ . S * I't I The in thin ; - lit**! to the " Time** ” ba* i >r ihff j'Mirvtfid hut «»nfv uh*,, ; •»T - -H. S s « «■■ I . i
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume VIII, Issue 216, 14 August 1918, Page 6
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