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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 14049, 20 July 1916, Page 5

A sword ul the best Damascus steel with two jewels in the handle has been received by Mr r W. T. Jennings, M.P., for Taumaruniii, from the High -Commissioner, being tlie present of the people of Buenos Ayres to his late son, Lieutenant If. W. Jennings, of the Royal Field Artillery, who died in February last from wounds received five months earlier during the fighting at Jioos. . For three years * prior to the .outbreak of war, tlie late Lieutenant .Jennings was in the seivic-? ol' the British Bank of South America at Buenos Ayres. On the occasion of hia death tho board •of directors iii' London ex-» pressed tlieir deep regret at his loss, and,[ convqycfl , their sympatljy^ po,< his parents and .relatives. \. .~ A .copy, of '-tliis .resolution al.v> came to hand by t'.-e last Engl iah mail. A German the I. let j.andi.-an Iron. Cross,, ; wl'iLch , .the. jute j officer found ; in a German ; trench ;, at Loos,, have been- received by. -Ir. Jennings. • .... ' . : ... 'V - j.! Gisborne Storekeepers-, arc >inf' great Spirits over r.uccess of "XoiKubbing i Laundry Help"- for washing all- clothes cleait without rubbing or injury to' finest fabrics; Is carton sufficient for seven weeks' washings*. -\ e .;s ! -, ;•-.