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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16253, 12 June 1916, Page 4

'Sews 1 summary. -i). y/VTrf ■[ y Auckland: 'Thirty-one men offered their services on Saturday, and 17 were accepted. Daring last week 191 men enrolled in Auckland, and 86 ■were accepted. The trial of the " prophet" Rua was continued at the Supreme Court on Saturday. Sir Rider Haggard made a statement in connection with his mission in regard to the settlement of ex-soldiers within the Empire. In the 14 weeks that have elapsed since tho inauguration of the Auckland recruiting scheme, 3466 men have boon enrolled, 15j8 accepted at the first medical examination, 1194 have been deferred, and 734 rejected. Impressive tributes wore paid to the memory of the late Earl Kitchener in the city and suburban churches yesterday. The congregations were very large, all arms of the military forces attending at various churches. New Zealand: A new War Regulations Bill, covering i shouting " and a proposal for the early . losing of the hotels, is briefly outlined in a message from Wellington. 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