The War in New Zealand Wounded Return Home
The Minister of Defence said some New Zealanders wounded at the Dardanelles are returning home by a transport ship. Wounds are serious enough to likely sideline them for some time. Those fit to return to service soon have gone to nearby hospitals, with accommodation for the wounded and a preference to be with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Dardanelles
Dominion By & Transport
Reall
Liptons
Lipton Ltd
Colombo
Calcutta
Bombay
Madras
India
Ceylon
White feathers condemned as cowardly attack in Timaru sermon
In St Marys Church Timaru Archdeacon Jacob denounces white feather letters sent to un enlisted young men as cowardly and despicable. He cites a North Canterbury non commissioned officer who seeks to join the war effort but must stay. the act is blamed on anonymous girls and criticized as deeply insulting to a brave soldier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timaru
St. Mary’s Church
Jacob
North Canterbury
Department
Stat
Dominion soldiers urged to maintain training amid US forces help
The Governor reports a Colonial Office note on New Zealand contributions to the front. It states Britain cannot send arms and equipment now and should not alter the training curriculum or the agreed NZ Expeditionary Forces numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
New Zealand
United Kingdom
New Zealand Expeditionary Forces
The Samoan Garrison Health Report
Colonel Logan telegraphs from Apia that the garrison is generally well. Corporal W J Palmer suffers rheumatism, Private W H Hislop has colitis, Private R R Midgley has septic sores, and Private J G C Johns is confined by strained limbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Logan
Apia
W. J. Palmer
W. H. Hislop
Midgley
J. G. C. Johns
Presbyterian protest over chaplains for hospital ship
A deputation from Wellington Presbytery including Revs De Gibb and J Patterson met the Minister of Defence to protest the decision to appoint only Anglican and Roman Catholic chaplains to the hospital ship staff. Dr Gibb called the move insulting to about 250 000 church members and urged inclusion of a Presbyterian chaplain. The minister expressed regret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbytery
Dr Gibb
Gibb
Allen
Br Gibb
Presbyterian
Soen
Thant
Wellington
Presbyterian Church
New Zealand
Trentham
der Gibb
Presbrtery
de Gibb J. Patterson
W. Shirer
Mr. Hannay
Despsier
Tiater Gibb
Recruiting Note lists Hampstead recruit misprint
Amongst the recruits who left Ashburton on Saturday evening was W Hellen of Hampstead whose name was inadvertently printed as tHolens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashburton
W.&. Helenn
Hampstead
Nazol Cough Remedy Promises Quick Night Relief
An old advertisement promotes Nazol as a fast acting cough cure for chronic chest complaints. It claims a few drops on a piece of sugar provide immediate relief during troublesome nights.
Also Mentioned on This Page
NZ. Farmers’ Co-Op
Asqh. OF Canterbury, Ltd
Ashburton C.ho
the Bristol Piano CO. Limited
William Sames
Balsall Heath
England
M. Spellerbserg
Ashbuhton
Warner
Trainhead
H. and
E. Graighead
Tailors
Qauny Side Vineyard
Forbes
Jour
Zambek Co
Let $i
Aydaay
Lane
Qematu
Orr and Co
East Street
Per Press Association
THE
Dominion
the Chaplains
MR Allen
Preseyterian
Beath’s
Atory
James Mitchell
Citistchupcll
Liptons Tea
Breen
South Island
N.2
Farmers’ Co-Op
Asen. of Canterbury, Ltd
Christchurch
Ashagrton
Kibblewhite and
Vaughan
Letcher, Bros
Edmonds
Nestle
Wetcher Bros
EANGE
We_ stock
Shacktock
Grion
Scott
Atlas
Peerless
Hepburn
Kapsi
Barningham
John Orrand Co
Ta Dill and Co
Dondrell Sud CO
Hovre Furnishern
Tast Street
Bottie
Ab Bovnington
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!