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Northern Advocate, 8 June 1918, Page 3

WANTED. Etc. Cash prepaid advertisements, such as lost, found, wanted, etc., 16 words 1/- (three insertions 2/6,) additional words Id each. If booked 6d extra will be charged. Tenders, public announce- - ments, meetings, theatrical and similar advertisements at scale rate. Births, marriages, deaths, funeral notices 2/6 each; In Memorian 2/0 per inch. WANTED—A Probationer.—Appi> Whangarei Massage institute. T OST.—Locket containing photos. Finder please return to "Advocate" office. r jpo LET—Furnished or Unfurnished rooms.—Apply to E. Hartnell, Powhiri Avenue. JTOR SALE—Good quiet Horse, Gig and Harness; really good turnout. —G. Tappenden, Norfolk street. LOST— May 31, at Kamo, 1 youn b Sheep Dog (leader), black an. white points. Reward.—J. Suther land, Helena Bay. RANTED— Married Man for station, sheep and cattle; good house, handy to school.—Full particulars from Farmers' Co-op. fO LET.—9 Roomed House, with Outbuildings, etc. With or with-' out grazing.—Apply T. Mandeno Jackson, opposite Post Office. T OST—Between Maungatapere and Otaika, one Music Bag with other things inside; name outside "Kahu Tito." Please return to this office. JNELIGIBLE Man with family wishes employment any class of Farm, Work. Share-milking preferred. Apply Farmers' Co-operative. AMERICAN Tailoring Col for First-class Suits, Repairing, Cleaning, Dyeing, and Altering at rock bottom prices. Next Lyceum. Q.OOD Kauri House for Sale; 5 rooms, pantry, bathroom, all conveniences, practically new (next English Church); key Mrs Tucker, Kensington road. Price £700, terms arranged. PHOTOGRAPHY. T ARGE SIZE Enlargements in Black and White or Sepia and Framed complete from 235. Copies made locket size and upwards from any photo.—T. G. PALMER, Photographer, Cameron street, Whangarei. PUBLIC NOTICES. PUBLIC NOTICES. ALL Persons who have relatives buried in the Rust Lane Cemetery are requested to have the graves tidied as soon as possible so that the whole cemetery can be cleared up. W. CORNS. OVERDUE ACCOUNTS. I TtfOTICE is hereby given that all ] accounts overdue and owing on June 20 to Mason and Co., Whangarei, will be placed in our solicitor's hands to be dealt with. MASON AND CO. HORSE COVERS FOR SALE. WRITTEN Tenders will be received by the Director of Equipment and Ordnance Stores, Buckle street, Wellington, up to 5 p.m. on MONDAY, Ist July, 1918, for the purchase of: (a) Approximately 2000 Horse Covers (new), white duck. (b) Approximately 100 Horse Covers (new), brown canvas. (c) Approximately 300 Horse Coy- • ers, assorted, part-worn. Samples of new covers can be seen and tenders form and full particulars obtained at the Ordnance Stores: — Mt. Eden, Auckland. 327 Main street, Palmerston North. Buckle street, Wellington. King Edward Barracks, Christchurch. St. Andrew's street, Dunedin. Application for tender forms will be addressed to the Ordnance Officer care of above Stores, or to the undersigned. The part-worn covers can be viewed at Ordnance Store, Buckle street, Wellington, The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. T. McCRISTELL, Major, D. of E. and O.S. HOME SERVICE BRANCH N.Z. EXPEDITIONARY FORCE. APPLICATIONS are invited from -*■ men between the ages of 18 and 50 for employment in home service as Garrison Artillerymen, Infantry Guards (or Internment Camps, etc.). Military Police. Clerks. Applications cannot be entertained from men of the following categories:— Those under orders for camp. Those whose appeals have been adjourned sine die. Those who have been called up in the Ballot and who have not been medically examined. Men employed in the Public Service or in industries essential to the State's interest. Successful applicants will be required to pass a medical examination and will then be posted into the Expeditionary Force, Home Service Branch, and will be transferred to the Foreign Service Branch upon becoming eligible for active service under the Military Service Act. ! While employed on Home Service, their rates of pay will be as under: — In camps or barracks, 5/ per day and found. Outside camps or barracks, 5/ per day, with 4/ in lieu of lodging or messing. Married allowance of 1/ per day for wife. ' Children's allowance of 9d per day per child for each child under 16 up to a maximum of 2/3 per day. Military Police will draw extra pay at the rate of 1/ per day. Clerks employed in camp will receive working pay up to 2/ per day.according to proficiency. Promotion carrvinc extra nnv w ; H bp rrnde on merit in accordance with ost'-ihlishmf^ts. Free clothing, boots, nnd medical attention will be provided in all cases. Anplicants must state date of birth, whether married or single, and the number of their children. Preference in all cases will be given to returned soldiers. Applications may be made personally or by letter to the Officer Commanding Groups at Defence Offices at Auckland, Paeroa, Rotorua, Whangarei and Hamilton. D. C. W. COSSGROVE, Captain, Director of Recruiting.