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Ohinemuri Gazette, Volume XXVI, Issue 3450, 27 October 1915, Page 3

*** ' \\/ iVI i^/L J I^l tll^ OC. V/ \J • (^UR BLOUSES are Wonderful Value, and there are hundreds of THISIS PRECISELY .the right moment for buying your Spring ▼▼ • A-Tfi \*J *—<*— 4 *— 4 A \J them , Pay a v i s i t t his afternoon and see for yourselves. Millinery, because our Selection is at its best—all our Goods.are . __— ; _ _ , _, — c are always the first tb show the latest novelties in Blouses—in fact, '"...■Extremely.Attractive and Stylish! Our Winter Sale is Ovei% but BOt the War— War anything else. YOUR HAT? Get the right shape this year-You, have hundreds aih. «ri/»M> 1Q QfilVrflOino'' ' Our Lace and Embroidery Department is a model of great elegance. . to choose from, and not getting suited—well, that is out of the question. m OUI pilGtffcv lb. bllll Id»glll & .-. . : v No matter what you want-great or small—you will find it here. : ' S n^f^™^y^™ w t^^S We want you to call now and get your requirements. ' occasion" to I6ok elsewhere. We make a specialty of Our Millinery z=============s== = # # — ■ , r=rr=i that we cannot here detail.—See them is our advice. - , .Department. , Bed-rOCk Dl'iceS are Still preVailillg, and We Want < You will be pleased and surprised when you examine our Stock of The time of our whole staff is devoted to Ladies' Wear, so that there , ' /»la«vaTWUv in TYinkp W9V for 11PW OOnsiffnmeiltS Sf^ 8 ' *%* i?!? VeS' J he sty}f are great! a°d for Pric^ ; should be no apprehension in that conneption. a CleaiailCe 10 lUclKe WdJ IUI UrJW lAmfclgllllltMlLfc they cannot be equalled anywhere.—The war prices, have not.yet Ladies' Ready-to-wear Dresses are really up-to-date, and look and H.OW On til 6 Water., '■:>■..■ ■; . wSr as wduL &™l<x^£S™znl our prices, just fancy! - — ■ : ; —— CHILDREN'S SILK MILLINERY-including Hat* aha Bonnets. « ,_, .-• 11 £ ..I. v«. n ~A t v, o mar -m. ■•*■■'■ -tf Wv -4 W^V We want you t® stroll along and bring the young folk with you. /^;:;i:v -.«-^ »*.^^» Noftnanby Rd. r Paeroa. ;. /////; !•■.•••.•••• ■ ■■■ ' .Mißl^ . ■ i ' ■ - ' . ■ ■ • •• , . , . ■ ■ • '■■ . ■-...'.. .- . ..'■., '• •#• *•• ''■■■■'•...-.,. j . , .'■',-.-. ■ . . i \ ■ . . , ■■ ■ ■ •••»•.,.■■'. , ;■ ■ .■' ■ ..'.-. : ■ : ■ „ • ■■ . ■ ' . ■ ■ .■ . ,-..•... . ...'.;, . . , „'.■.■' ■ , ■ ; i , • •••••• "■•:-•' ' ' ' ■ - ■''. ■ ' ' ■ . . \ . .-■■-"- - ■ —— ■ . _ J ___________^____^^ MM _^_^.^^^^^__^^^^ ml^^^mmimm^^^.^ __^—-^—^—— •• •• •■••;. ■ ' . . ' ..-..■ ■.'■•• . • ; . ' . i . —__———^ jb^^—^^-^»^^^^^^»^^^^l^^^^— —^^—^^^^—^^——^—.^^—mmm^^^—^—^m^^^—^mm^^^^^—^—

IVTEW ZEALAND GOVERNIN MENT£4 10s PER CENT. DEBENTURES. Issue of 4}4 per cent. Bearer De-i bentures, under the authority of the Finance Act,. 1915, and pursuant to the New. Zealand Loans Act,' 1908, as amended by the New Zealand Loans Act, 1915, to provide moneys for local expenditure during the war. PRICE OF ISSUE FIXEID AT £100 PER. CENT. The Government of New Zealand desires to place before the public of the Dominion this prospectus, showing the terms, and conditions under which moneys may be invested on the security of the Public Revenues of New Zealand, to provide the funds necessary for local purposes during the present war. In view of the financial strain at present imposed on the Imperial Treasury in providing moneys for carrying on the war, the Government of this country confidently asks all New Zealanders who can afford to do so to assist the Empire by investing freely in these Debentures, and thus in admeasure relieve the Mother Country of the burden of having to provide the capital required for local purposes in New Zealand. Forms of application may be obtained from any Postal Money-order Office, or from the Treasury. Applications may be lodged at any Postal Money-order Office, at the Treasury, Wellington, or at any Bank or registered Sharebroker's office in the Dominion. Applications may be made for £5 or any multiple of £5, and for a currency of 5, 10, 15, 20, or 25 years, "at the option of the subscriber. Subscribers who apply at a Postal Money-order Office may ' lodge amounts by cheque or in cash. If cheques are forwarded exchange must be added where payable. In cases where application is posted direct to Wellington the lodgments must be first paid in to the "Public Account" at any branch of the Bank of New Zealand, and the bank receipt must in such case be forwarded to Wellington with the application. Applications for sums not exceeding £5,000 must be accompanied by the total subscription or bank receipt for the amount, and applications for sums in excess of ,£5,000 must be accompanied by a deposit of 10 per cent, balance payable on allotment. Allotments will be made by the Controller and AuditorGeneral. In the case of default in payment of the balance the deposit previously paid will be liable to forfeiture. If no allotment is made the deposit will be returned. , interim receipts will be issued on lodgment, and will be subsequently exchanged for Debentures. The Debentures will be issued with interest coupons attached. Interest will be payable halfyearly on presentation of coupons at a Postal Money-order Office, or at the Bank of «New Zealand, or at the Treasury. Interest will be computed from the 15th October, 1915, and will be free of income tax. An annual Sinking Fund is established^ to provide for the redemption of the Debentures. The Debentures will be issued in denominations of £5, £25, £50, £100, £500, £1,000, or in such higher denominations as may be agreed upon with the Treasury, and will be made payable to bearer. Debentures will be repayable at par at the Treasury, Wellington, or at any office of the Bank of New Zealand in the Dominion on their due date. Banks and registered Sharebrokers will be allowed a commission of 5s per £100 on allotments made in respect of applications received from them direct, and which bear their stamp, and are forwarded to the Treasury or to the Postoffices under cover of the form provided. Covering forms are obtainable from the Post-offices. Commission will be paid after allotment, and will not be allowed on conversions or on transfer of moneys now on deposit with the Post-office Savings-bank. The Debentures are Government Securities in <which Trustees are I authorised to invest Trust Funds. Applications will close at the Treasury on 6th November, 1915, but the Government reserves the right to close at a prior date or to extend the period at its option. In case of over-subscription, the Government reserves the right to decline any application, in whole or in part, as it may determine. Interest will not be paid in respect of any amounts forwarded with applications which are declined. Conversions. , Holders of Government Debentures issued under the New Zealand Loans Act and maturing on or be-

fore the Ist December,, 1916, will have the option of converting into 4^ per cent. 1915 Debentures at par if application is made to the Treasury on or before the 30th November, 1915. The interest under the new debenture will take effect after the coupon for the then current half-year under the old debenture has been paid. . ' ' Post - office Savings - bank Deposits. Persons who now have money deposited in the Post-office Savingsbank may purchase 4^ per cent. Debentures by means of transfer. They must apply on before the 6th November, 1915, to the Postmaster in" charge at any Postal Moiieyorder Office within the district in which their account is open in order that the requisite transfer may be made. Interest at 4^ per cent, under the new debentures will date ■> from the 15th October, 1915. The . forms of application and transfer may be obtained at the Post-offices. To Trustees, "Trustees desiring to invest Trust monies in the 4}£ per cent. Government Debentures Loan may, make special arrangements with the Treasury in regard to the time and method of lodging the deposit or purchase money for the debentures." QUEEN OF THE EAST CARNIVAL In aid ot ouif Wounded Soldiers on returning trom the War. ■ ; A "FETE ; In aid of the above will be held on WEDNESDAY, 'NOVEMBER 3rd, at the residence of Major Browne, "Lmfield," Puke Road. Sports to commence at 2 p.m. sharp. The following events will take place— '• 1. Sword and lance exhibition by Major H. H. Browne and SergeantMajor J. C. Cook. 2. Exhibition of bayonet fighting-Sergeant-Majors Donovan and Campbell. '- 3. Physical drill by Senior Cadet Companies irom Thames, 'Te Aroha, and Waihi. : • 4. Boxing Exhtbitioh-rblack y. white 5. Shooting,at the Kaiser's head, with pea rifle— 3 shots for 6d. , 6. Sword cutting exhibition. 7. Band Race. ' 8. Blindfold boxing. . 9. Sack race. / 10. Boot race. . II; Alarm race by cadets in uniform. 12. Tug-of-war, ladies v. gentlemenladies^ team 20 members, gentlemen's 10. Tug-of-war, military v. civilians, 10 aside. 13. Vibiondi, lightning change artist, (specially engaged). 14. Pillow fight. 15. Chasing the jingling johnny. 16. Chasing the greasy pig. ) 17. Cocoanut shying—3 shots for 6d. 18. Thread, the needle race, Prizes will be given to the winners • ■ of all events. Judges. — Lieutenant- Colonel Porritt, Captain J. Hubbard, Captain A. C. Hubbard, and Lieutenant Andrews. Admission to grounds, 6d. Entrance fee to events, 6d. : . Afternoon tea will be provided at a charge of 6d. Fortune-telling by Mesdames Bovani and Clar Roi. Bran tub, art gallery, & other side shows Band in attendance. Coaches will leave Bank ot New Zealand at 1.45 and Railway Station at 1.50 for the grounds, and at intervals during the afternoon. Our Boys at the Front. Why not send them a Cake for Christmas ? We are making a special cake for this purpose which, while standing the change of climate, will eat moist and sweet six months hence. This recipe was obtained by us ' trom McVitie and Price, of Edinburgh, who specialise in cakes for export to the Army in India. Richly made and almond iced for 1/3 per pound, worth 2/6 a pound. OUR BOYS WILL RELISH IT! / Order At Once. LEACH AND MacDONELL, High-class Bakers and Pastrycooks, PAEROA. Robert Heyes TEACHER OF PIANO & THEORY OF MUSIC. Pupils Prepared for Examinations (latest) Orchestia supplied for socials and balls Bandmaster to the Paeroa Brass Band. : Address : Care Mr D. Donnelly, Paeroa

FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE AUCTIONEERING CO. LTD. TT I X U T A I A SALE \ MONDAY, Ist NOVEMBER, The Farmers' Auctioneering Co. will sell at the yards, HIKXJTAIA,, on above date : — KKf\ HEAD OF MIXED OOKJ CATTLE. Entries solicited with Farmers" Auctioneering Company 'Phone No. 12, Thames. ! V .',: '. —— -7— ——— DOMINION OF NEW ZEA- -. ' LAND. ■ '.. • /,- WAR CENSUS. By proclamation issued under the National Registration Act, 1915, EVERY MALE resident of New Zealand between the ages of 17 and 60, is required to register NOT LATER THAN TUESDAY, 9th NOVEMBER, 19H5. Schedules for registration are obtainable at all Post Offices throughout the Dominion. For the convenience of the Public the Offices of Registrars of Births, Deaths, and Marriages, in the iour Chief Centres will be open continuously (Sundays excepted) from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. during the registration period (26th October to 9th November, 1915) for the purpose of affording assistance in •the filling up of "the schedules to any persons desiring it. It has also been arranged that Postal Officers at Post Offices throughout the Dominion, during ordinary office hours, will also on application help any persons desirous of assisting in filling up the schedules. The obligation to register is a personal one. The fact that a form has not been addressed to or received by any person does not absolve him from responsibility to register. Any person liable to register who refuses,, fails, or neglects to do so will be prosecuted. (BY ORDER).: ..,'V MALCOLM FRASER, Government Statistician. Wellington, 21st October, 1915. ; :: YOUR « DAILY BREAD ••SUPPLY :: We pride ourselves upon doing things a little better than anyone else —that is why we would like to.; supply you with bread. We believe you would be better satisfied with our service and our bread than you are with your present dealers. GIVE US A TRIAL Steward & Go., VICTORIA BAKERY, PAEROA. W ■'.-,-' ?*? Seed Potatoes ! Seed Potatoes ! Pie ntitul Supply of— - ; \ . pARLY ROSE / pARLY PURITAN T T P-TO-DATE TVTORTHERN STAR /^AMEKEEPER vj Guaranteed finest quality handpicked and true to name. J. Galloway PROVISION MERCHANT POLLEN-ST., THAMES. ' PHONE 63 P.O. BOX 63. i Mail Orders Specially Attended To.

TTTANTED KNOWN—Nurse Cook VV gives an address to ladies on "Health," on Thursday in Central Theatre at 3 o'clock. WANTED— Girl to assist in housework. — Apply Mrs Philip R. Parker, Wharf Street. FOR SALE—Motor Cycle, B;S.A. Si h.p., 2 speed. Lub free engine, in good running order.—Apply E. Joyce, Thames Road, after 5 p.m. FOR SALE—For removal if desired, Dwelling of four rooms (two rimu, two new kaihakatia), shed, and large galvanised tank. —Apply S. Thorburn, Karangahake.i ,rro LET OR FOR SALE— Farm, 105 acres, corner Thames and Kornata'Roads, Paeroa. Exceptionally easy terms. £35 per acre, or will divide j into three.—Apply G. Buchanan, Paeroa. ■ ■ ('-■'' . ■ . : '■•'■. "pLEASE NOTE!—At our Pharmacy x we dispense prescriptions with the finest drugs procurable direct from the leading manufacturers. We , stock Nursery and Toilet Requisites, Horrioeo- ; pathic and Patent Medicines.. Auckland prices—Thomas. Chemist, Paeroa. /7* R ITE R I O N HT HEAT R^." CRITERION^mCTURES. -'.:To-Night'v To Night. THE HOME OF PERFECT PICTURES AND PERFECT PROJECTION. The Management presents J, WARREN KERRIGAN, The American Star Actor, in The Guardian of the Nock STIRRING WESTERN ROMANCE Three Flocks of Sheep, 1500 in ail take part in this picture.' Warren Kerrigan in the part of Tony Tatoya, a Mexican, charms all •.:■' hearts. The Escape on a Fast Freight Train A sensational and thrilling Railway '■','. Drama, i The Supreme Impulse Imp. Drama The British Forces at France War Warwick ChrdnicJe Topical Arabella Meets Rafflles Phoenix Comic A Cdmedy of Errors Comic Lee Moran, the great Comedian, in HIS ONLY PANTS COMIC . Admission: Gallery, 1/-; Body of Hall, 9d. C. SCOTT, Sole Proprietor. /CRITERION THEATRE, PAEROA Under the auspices of the Queen's Carnival Patriotic Fund. WEDNESDAY NEXT, NOV. 3rd. -' Mr George Stephenson presents Stanley McKay and Coy's. ) Pantomime Company, In the Greatest of all Pantomimes MOTHER f^OOSE OTHER VJOOSE j or the Goose that Laid the Golden Egg. The biggest and best show that has ever toured the country. Direct from a three weeks' season at the -Auckland Opera House. Prices— 4s, 3s, 2s. Children half-price. Box Plan and Day Sales at Harris. R. POLLOCK, i Representative. I ■ ! GEAND HOTEL Directly opposite the Domain and Baths - - - Te Aroha. Mrs M. Lawless (Late of the Palace Hotel) Has pleasure in informing her numerous friends that she has purchased the Freehold of the GRAND HOTEL, TE AROHA, and that same will be conducted under her personal management from the Ist August. In thanking her friends and patrons for their generous support -;in the past, Mrs Lawless trusts that by strict attention to business to merit a continuance of their patronage. 'Phone 26. Terms Moderate. Cuisine Excellent. A porter meets all trains.