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Northland Age, Volume 14, Issue 31, 12 April 1917, Page 3

AT THE FRONT NEW ZEALANDERS NUMBER 67.000 A STATEMENT regarding the number of men enlisted for active service in the New Zealand Expeditionary Forces was made by the Hon. W. D. S. MacDonald, Minister for Agriculture. The following numbers have sailed from New Zealand: — New Zealand ExpcditionTlie Awanui Ban I had a bis day 0111 last Monday, they rallie 1 the district from Waipap to Kailaia with the strains of martial music, all went well but there is a cruel rumour in circulation that the commander in chief swallowed the trombone’ we wonder why ? S. HOLDER TAXI PROPRIETOR KAITAIA Open for engagement to all parts of * the Wintcrless North. PHONN II D. Do Your DUTY Send At Once for a Book of Tlavy Ceague Art Union Tickets and sell them Help those who are Protecting you All who are willing to help by selling tickets are asked to apply to the Organising Secretary E. J. SAMUEL, Age Office, Kaitaia

Camping Season Countiy people are looking forward to their vacation at the seaside whilst the city folk are making preparation for a holiday in the interior. The success of your camping depends upon the comfort you provide. You must have a reliable tent—one that will keep out the heaviest rain. Hammocks, stretchers, camping tables and chairs are other comforts. These, and many other necessities and luxuries, can be obtained from Le Roy, who has the best and most reasonablypriced selection in the Dominion. E SEND FOR FREE ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE to Leßoy TENT, COAT and COVER MAKER 42 Queen Street, AUCKLAND 26a