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FOED & HADFIELD. A. K. HADFIELD] [F. J. «. WILKINSON FORD & HADFIELD LAND AGENTS WORCESTER STREET ST. ALBANS, NOKTH-WEKT, THE FASHIONABLE LOCALITY. 'EX NY CAR. ONL\ BUNGALOW. m:x<; Here is a cluun'O to pick up n really 1 ii!' SJX GOOD ROOMS, built in most iipp inoilerii fouvoniom-os; SEWER CONNEI iin.i GAS; HALL and DINING-ROOM ihoii-e lendlights; enamel hath and haml FLOORING. There arc lircplßi-os in five mill Gothic- arches. BEAUT] FL'L MET URN VERANDAH )NLY FEW MINUTES FROM TRA.M. iUNGALOW. BUNGALOW. k up n really UP-TO-DATE HOME mill in most approved stvle. with all iEWER CONNECTION. H.l\ Water, DINING-ROOM (21 x I">i panelled, I hath ami haml l.asin, with FA.MA fireplaces in five rooms; well grates SECTION over QUARTER-ACRE, well lai.l our in lawns. back and front; flower garden and orchard. ALTOGETIILR reallv a CHOICE HOME, i.nd, as owner is leaving Christchureh, A QUICK SALE US WANTED. PRICE ONLY £1250. FORD & HADFIELD .. WORCESTER STREET.

At ;i sitting of the Military Service | Board nt I'almerstou North recently n labourer named Stanley Caird, who hail been passed as fit for home service, lodged an appeal on the grounds that he had boon deprived of civil rights t'or not attending drill,' and could nor therefore serve the State. It was an unusual point., ami, after perusing the Act, ! Captain Walker said that anyone deprived of his civil rights was incapable of being employed cither temporarily or permanently in the public service during the period for which rights were withdrawn. The chairman, however, held that this referred to civil employ. ment oiilv, and the anneal wns ilis- ' spirit of a soldier, and of the fallibility tif the medical realm occurred in Auckland hist week, says the Auckland ."Star." The subject of the story is a ilium wlki spent 15 months on Cnllipoli. land after his return was given up as .hopeless for a time at Hamilton Hospital, where he was being treated for a ■ disease that is the direct result of heavy pounding guns, shell bursts, and {reaction of the battleground. RecovcrI ing, the man, who is now married; was !chiding two companions for not doing ; their "bit." To prove his earnestness | he said he would re enlist if his chums did likewise. The offer was accepted, land the returned soldier, leaving out his surname, went "before the official doctor, who had no hesitation in declaring him J "as (it as a fiddle." Strange to relate. his two mates were rejected. When the authorities learned that the lit man ha.t been a soldier he \v:is promptly placed under arrest for desertion from the forces. Fortunately, proper steps were taken by friends concerned, and the Gailipoli hero, who is in receipt of a well-deserved pensiou, w;is released from bondage and hnmilint-nii

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