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Wanganui Herald, Volume LII, Issue 15658, 9 November 1918, Page 1

Amusements. OPERA HOUSE. Direction: P. D. Williams. Touring Manager ... Arthur Leroy. FRENCH VAUDEVILLE. The Largest Box Office Attraction ■with Fuller's Theatres—-Wellington and Auckland. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9, ANB MONDAY, NOVEMBER 11. Announcement Extraordinary, Very Special and Starring Engagement after a lengthy absence, and for two nights only, of the Famed International Star and Volatile Gen ins of Versatility. THE GREAT HENRI FRENCH. THE.DRUNK ON THE, WHEEL. CHING LING FOO, The Celebrated Conjurer. MISS IRA PAYNE, Soprano, Mandolineste and Pianiste. The Little American Comedienne, BESSIE MORELIA. JACKO, THE GENTLEMAN MONK. Prices: D.C. 3s; O.S. 2s; plus tax. November 9, Matinee, SATURDAY, 2.ls.—Matinee. Saturday 2 15, November 9, School Children 6d. Plan at Opera House, Saturday from 9 a.m. to 12 a.m. 3P Public Notices. N.Z. EXPEDITIONARY FORCE, HOME SERVICE' BRANCH. A PPLICATIONS for Employment in • rm - Home Service in the following capacities are invited from men between the ages of 19 and 50: —Bakers, Bandsmen, Blacksmiths, Bootmakers, Butchers, Camp Police, Canteen Attendants, Carpenters, Clerks for Camps, Clerks in offices in towns, Cooks, Drivers (horse), Farriers, ,Guards for Internment Camps, etc.. Garrison Artillerymen, Labourers-, Military Police, Motor Drivers, Musketry Fatigue Men, Musketry Instructors, Orderlies, Painters, Saddlers, Sanitary Men, Sanitary Police, Storemen, Tinsmiths, Tfumptens, Typists, Veterinary Grooms. 2. Applications cannot be entertained from men of the following categories: (a) Those under orders for camu. (b) Those whose appeals have been adjourned sine die. (e) Those who have, been called up in the ballot and have not been medically examined, (d) Those employed in the Public Service or in industries essential to the State’s interest. 3. Successful applicants will be required to pass a medical examination and will then be posted to the Expeditionary Force, Home Service Branch, but will be transferred to the Foreign Service Branch upon becoming eligible for active service under the Military Service Act. 4. While employed on Home Service the rates of pay and allowances of private soldiers will be as under:—(a) If employed in camps or barracks 5s per day with lodgings and rations, If employed outside camps or barracks 5s per day with 4s per day in lieu of lodgings and rations, (c) A married allowance of Is per day. (d) A children’s allowance of 9d per day for each child under 36 up to a maximum of 2s 3d per day. (e) The rate of pay of military police is 6s per day with allowances as above, (f) Artificers and tradesmen employed at their trades Motor Drivers and Mechanics, Clerks, Horse Drivers’ Storemen, Cooks, Bakers, and Sanitary Details employed in camps receive 2s per day working pay in addition to daily pay (a). 5. Promotion carrying extra pay will be made on merit Yn accordance with establishment. 6. Free clothing, boots, and medical attention will be provided in all bases 7. Preference m all cases will be given w> returned soldiers. ° flifv A PP llc^ I°ns 1 ° ns 1)6 made person- «| y nof the m Cllar £ e <> f the nearest Defence Group or Area Office D. C. W. COSGROVE, Cant., Director of Recruiting. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS' ~ SLIPS ON MAIN TRUNK LINE. U’NTTL further notice, all trains between Taihape and Ohakune are Cancelled, with the exception of the Up and Down Express trains, which will stop where required for passengers between Ohakune and Taihape. 1 Passengers will require to transfer at a ®lip near Mataroa, and only light luggage will be handled. BY ORDER. THE MT. GREENLAND GOLD QUARTZ MINING CO., LTD. APPLICATIONS, addressed to Secretary, 16 Wicksteed PI Wanganui, are invited for the posi of a Secretary for this Company, plications close on 15th inst. Part lars can be obtained at the Registi Office. CHARLES HIORNS, P7l THE WANGANUI HOSPITAL AND CHARITABLE AID BOARD. above Board wish to notify the A public that a District Maternity Nurse has been appointed by the Board, and for a very small fee the services of the Nurse may be obtained by expectant mothers. The Nurse will b© in attendance at the Board’s Office, 4 Campbell Street, every day between 2 and 3 p.m. In case of emergency ring Telephone 425, Girls’ Friendly Lodge, Campbell Street. IMPORTANT URGENT PUBLIC NOTICE. ' TN view of the serious epidemic now 1 prevalent in the Dominion, every local authority is required to take urgent and immediate steps to secure the safest possible sanitary conditions in its district, and as a part thereof to maintain at some central place supplies of disinfectant for speedy issue to the public, also to ■ intake it widely? known that the public should not at present travel beyond their own, locality. Every local authority is advised to make ready to have a standard influenza remedy available for speedy issue to the public on demand. The public are requested to carefully read any advice regarding influenza as from time to time may be published, and to each in his own capacity give Avery assistance by improving the sanitary conditions of his own house and by taking all precautions necessary to con bat the outbreak. f G. W. RUSSELL, Minister of Public Health. JOS. P. FRENGLEY, . Acting Chief Health Officer.