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Which sometimes influence the foie of Battles the enemy will not really approach Success in his offensive unless lie compels the allies in use up i heir reserves More rapidly than lie is simultaneously using up his own. It to an extent the relative position in regard to reserves is a matter of conjecture but what information is available on the subject warranty a decidedly More confident Outlook than could be based full present on the actual trend of the Battle. We Are told to Day by the British Quot High military authority1�?T that so far Ocif has used Only a Small portion of his reserves. It is not in doubt that Given time the allies arc Cap a to of establishing i decisive superiority in numbers As in other factors of fighting strength. The immediate Issue at stake is whether the enemy is capable of developing an attack formidable enough to give him Victory lie fore Tho allies Are enabled by a development of their resources in which America has a big part to play to recover the initiative and resume the offensive in Superior strength. At its face value the Assurance that general focus has not vet made any serious inroads upon ins reserves heavily discounts the otherwise somewhat unpromising aspect of the Battle and the Assurance is in Harmony with information from other sources. Apart from French British and italian troops the reserves at general focus of disposal include practically Tho whole of the american units thus far sent to France. 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Reserve sit is quite possibly that Tho germans have paid a ruinous Price in lives for every Yard of ground won in the Western theatre but today a reports leave no room for doubt in regard to the terrific Strain under which the Allied Amigos Aro fighting. These reports show that in Tho latest Battles the allies made a determined attempt to solidly Block the enemy s Advance and that in Flanders Gallant efforts to this end have for the Timo at least been Only Parte by successful. In the South there is a different tale to Tell. Attacks made at great Cost South of the Somme had Given Tho enemy Possession of the Village of Villers Breton neut with High ground commanding both sides of the Somme Valley to a Point beyond Macins but Tho position in this area has been retrieved by a counter stroke which in any other War than this would have commanded the astonishment Ancl admiration of the whole world As an astounding feat of arms. Thanks to the australians who took Tho leading part in this Enterprise and to the other British troops engaged the allies Are again in full Mastery of the Gateway through which the enemy must break in order to reach Amiens. A less satisfactory state of affairs is reported in Flanders. When the German offensive opened the allies were established on Chain of ridges in Flanders and Northern Franco extending from the Southern fringe of the inundated front in Flanders to the Mes Sinca Ltd dec and then turning West from the latter Elevation throw High Flanders and Northern Franco to Kassel 18 Miles West of Messines. On these ridges the Allied armies overlooked a a wide extent of the Flanders Plain to the East and to Tho South Tho Low country on both sides of the Lys in which Tho enemy has thus far chiefly developed he a Northorn offensive. A valuable element in this Chain of High ground was lost when the messes i Ridge was captured by the enemy. The Masscho Ndallo Milidge to Tho Northeast was soon afterwards Given up. It is Rio pith of to Day s news of Tho Northern operations that the enemy has captured Mont Kummel which continues Tho Chain Westward from Messines and is striving desperately to of Encl his grip to High ground still further West As a result not Only Ypres itself but Tho Low country West of that place Are imminently threatened. It is quite True As one correspondent Points out that Tho Ypres salient chiefly valuable As jumping off ground for the recovery of Tho flemish coast and that the salient is of secondary importance now that this objective is for the time being out of reach. Tho Flanders ridges Are Worth less to Day than when there were prospects of an Early British Advance threatening not Only Tho flemish coast but the enemy a main communications at Lille. But these facts have greater weight As they apply to the positions in which the allies have hitherto been lacing East into Flanders than in reference to the ios scr reported to Day. The loss of Mont item Mcle assuming that this Hill is or the time Heing firmly held by the enemy Inis seriously weakened the Allied position from the defensive Point of View. But while hero can lie no doubt in regard to the tension of the existing situation and the dangers it holds it is certain that the determining Factor is not the ability of Tho germans to win Unis or that position at a. Prico but the strength and numbers of Tho reserves available on either Side. Leaving out of account Tho vagaries of Fortune deeper inroads into her manpower than either France or Britain and she is More than a year ahead of France in prematurely calling up her annual classes of recruits. Blie has nothing to set against the vast resources of America but Tho Hope of forcing a decision before they can be brought to Bear. _ As information stands she to receiving no great assistance in her Western Campaign from her tallies. It is asserted to Day that there Are bulgarian troops in Tho Western theatre but the North German Gazelle is quoted As denying that Large masses of austrians have been sent to Tho West front. Thero is certainly no definite indication As yet that Germany has received or can rely upon receiving any Large measure of outside Aid except perhaps in the matter of austrian artillery. It is distinctly possible that if the whole truth in regard to reserves were Laid Bare the Battle would be seen to be developing less favourably from the enemy s Point of View than late events at an immediate View would of the War to in mingling fire. There is Little flu but that to Days news foreshadows its vac Tulinn a tin Ypres salient came into prominence in jul l. When sin John French As he then was reluctantly abandoned in that year the project a of developing a turning movement against the German Northern armies by Way of the Mcnine Load life elected to remain and defend the ground which had been won in furtherance of that project cast of Ypres. During two and a Hall years of War the Ypres salient was hold under bombardment by an enemy advantageous posted on High ground an d against his most formidable attacks. The original area of the salient was reduced lint it Ivas maintained As a standing threat to the enemy line. In the British offensive of last year the salient was opened out on North and South and the enemy lost All the advantages he had formerly enjoyed on this Section of Tho front. No after made by Tho of i to second division league or. C. 11. Clampi Izui Hou. Secretary of Liu uhf Iii has received Iho following Toller from hit lion. Sir James Allen minister of defence a dear sir a i have Tho honour to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of 121 h insl., with Resolution passed by Tho executive of National federation of new zealand Seco a it division leagues. I Havo already indicated to Iho press that men Aro Only culled upon for Homo service As Volunteer and this creates a vast difference Between them and men who Are compelled to to to the front Little Timo ago Iliad under review Tho question of Allowa Uco to the dependants of men of Tho expeditionary Force who Aro now on Homo Sarrico and i decided that it would be Wise to Between men of the expeditionary Force oud those who had not been outside new zealand and who might Volunteer for Home a Ervite. Separation allowances it the higher rate will to provided for Bona fide members of the expeditionary Force and the men of . Philomel will to included a yours faithfully sgd j. Alton minister of a special meeting Ltd the of Tho City Council will to held to Morrow evening to consider reports of Tho groundsman of Hie different reserves i on improvements Shieh might. Ire effected gradually during the Winter Montris Wajih Lidie or no Cost to the City. A certain staff has to be maintained nil the year round to keep Iho grounds in order and for three months or to in the Winter work is not of Pepsi agas at other sea honours for gallantry award to new Zea Danders. Special from Tho now zealand official War correspondent a a april 25. Tho following honours and awards for gallantry in Tho Field Are published a military Cross. 2nd Lieut. G. L. Tomline machine gun company Lieut. Or. U. Buchanan Macon no Gim company. , . M. T. M Grygor machine gun. . G. L. Battersby machine gun company. I bar to military medal. A it it c. H. Kidman medical corps. Military medal. A sgt. A. Roberts pet. D. Ron pie. E. F. Boyd Ftp. S. Edwards �1 the. S. Wilson pet. Ii. Jackson All of medical corps. Der. H. Day and Der. F. J. M Devil army service corps. Pee. C. Montos sgt. J. Ii. Rogers. Pet. A. 13. Jimmies pet. C. Brav pet. G. Valv Cosmi. Sgt j. A. P. Ruff pet. A Howe nil of an Auckland regiment. Pet. M. H. Fly . D. J. Dun Ford sgt. C. H. Dinnie Cpl. M. Griffin re f. C Iosty sgt. I. Jandrew . A. A Jenson . , Many clays ago the loss of the me Sines Ridge and the evacuation of Tassche Ndallo Ridge reconstituted the salient. To Iho whole British Raro the Ypres salient is ground made by the enduring valour of soldiers who shrank from no perils or privations in holding it against the huns a its evacuation which. Now seems almost inevitable would pm reserves by working to n. Definite a ton regimen bring Home As other events Lyvo plan a a Cli Winter. Or. Brower i Cpl. J. Doan. Sgt. R. M. Gaffaney nov Huntt frito re in in to a flu. 4 a floor of Newtown Park has suggested sgt. To. S. Liine Cpl. D. Osborne . U $ nto or l a that a admirable scheme for improving Hinl f. Ellmers Efimm j. H. Bromley . The t tame struggle now in Progress a tren 0f land where the Quot Ocean wave Quot 13. T. Smith sgt. W. Gumming sgt. Setting entirely new standards a and Oiler sideshows were located nor the of Bower a flan. J. M. Quinn sgt. A. Lime of Tho citizens carnival and Atoo a r. Rudkin a flan. A. C. Goodhue . For the dressing up of Tho Bare Banks i j. Hill. . L. R. Hamilton . Near Tho Lea Kiosk. A j. N. O Donnell . C. D. Brown a flan. A. A. Wake bar. C. H. Ca sons and something might then be done . E. King pie. A. E. Reid Fie. In Llin direction of improving certain of j j. M Elligott pie j. W. Preist Welling and that its Fate will be deter mined in conditions very different from those which obtained in earlier stages of the War. Personal items -4--- from the latest reports in hand it would seem that the Brilliant counter attack of the australians at Villers bretons eur told heavily on the enemy and that the latter is not yet in condition to resume his. Attempts to Advance along til i Dunedin arrived in Somme Valley. In Flanders also Len yesterday morning the enemy is Venor led to to now firmly held but in widely different circumstances. As has been said the capture of Mont Kemmel by the germans raises an immediate threat to Ypres and to the Low country West of that place. But Tho enemy has a so greatly improved his position from the Point of View of a further movement Westward to Vai is Hazebrouck. He is still a in Ivy held on the Southern flank of his Advance but Mont Kemmel was a very Strong position flanking his Quot on Tho North Advance it tug dutch government obviously is passing through a very anxious time. Holland is faced with the veiled threat of invasion by Germany and in the of vent of her escaping this danger by conceding Germany a desires she is faced with the certainty of the Complete blockade of her ports by the allies the ruin of her Trade the seizure _ of the greater part of her shipping and Tho possible loss of her very important overseas possessions. Holland has proved a Good Friend to Germany throughout the War. There can be no doubt Oil that Point. Germany has drawn largely through Holland for food supplies Arnof Materia necessary for War munitions and a substantial part of these supplies has been secured by false pretences and in Defiance of restrictions imposed by the allies the allies owe Little to Holland the germans . Yet it is quite keeping with German methods that Tho German government should now threaten to devastate a. Country which has rendered valuable service but can do so in the Way no longer. Since America came into the War and Tho restrictions on supplies to Holland wore drastically curtailed dutch merchants and traders Havo not been Able to pass on to Germany anything like the volume of necessaries which meant so to the German people. Germany however now demands supplies of another nature chiefly gravel for military purposes and also makes ado about the acquiescence of Tho dutch government after formal protest Iii Tho seizure by America Quot of dutch shipping the fact is that the shipping seizure is strictly permissible under International Law and Germany of Courso knows this. But to gain her ends she throws the onus on the dutch government. Whether it would pay the Central Powers to go the length of adding another Active enemy to lie already Long list of nations arrayed against them May be open to question but there i no doubt that their recent successes on Tho West front have Gix atly heartened the local and general 4 r. The Nomen Tom of to forty first to into Cemin a is win begin a it troll Tam tomorrow when men from who caul Orbury Mih Lily i District will go into Camp. Other i Rolls will follow on who sit Creed inf a Siyu of i to week Nuil mobilisation win to completed by saturday. A the Jlon. G. W. Russell minister of internal affairs will unveil Tho honours Board containing 64 names it Iho annual meeting of Tho merchant service Guild to be held at 11 . To Day. A Little indiscretion on Tho part of a Young Man named Michael Fulvey led to his being fixed �3 by or. S. E. M Carthy s.m., in the magistrates court on saturday. Falvey. Came to new zealand about six months ago and failed to Register under the military ser Vico act. On Friday Tho Poi co were called to a House to eject Falvey and on being asked by the Constable for his registration papers lie said lie had lost hem and Lien said 1m had no papers. Tho alternative to paying Tho find was fixed at 21 clays imprisonment. A it is reported that Bishop Sedlier May to going Homo shortly with Ono of Tho new zealand reinforcement drafts. It is desired that a new zealand Bishop should go to England and Tho Choice is Likely to fall on the Bishop of Nelson. The Hamilton police raided the confectionery shop of Frederick Jones and William Whitten who wore brought before the Poi co court on saturday charged with using the shop As a common gaming House. They were remanded until tuesday bail being allowed ��50 themselves and one surety of ��50. A regulation newly gazetted provides that any person appointed to Issue licenses under lie animals Protection act 1003, and the amendments thereof to take or kill imported game or to sell imported game or native game May refuse the Issue of a License to Auy person who within two years prior to the Date of his application for a License has de of any breach of the been convicted of any breach of the provisions of the animate Protection act or of any regulations made thereunder. A Man named Thomas James Casley was before an Auckland magistrate on Friday on a charge that being a reservist to Hod assumed a name other than that by which lie was commonly known in no Rembor 1915. It it As stated that defendant was a member of of of of the reinforcements and deserted from Trentham Camp when he wo9 arrested this month he was found in Possession. Of a registration certificate by Long Uig to a married Man named Jonn Cargill from whom it had been stolen. Casley had used Tho certificate and the name of Cargill. To was handed Over to Tho vog military authorities. Dunedin a whale fifteen feet Long was captured at Macandrews Ebay Dunedin on Friday. Or. G. C. Smith noticed a dark in moving through the water and to quickly rowed out in a Dinghy and succeeded in tying a Ropo round Ono of Tho flukes of Tho whale and towing it ashore. It made a Strong bid for Freedom but was held fast with an Ordinary Anchor. Lator or. Smith towed he mammal up to the Dunedin wharves where it was hoisted ashore by Means of to Harbour boards Crane. It was then dispatched to Burnside to to boiled Down. Christchurch Bakers object to who maximum prices of bread in Christchurch and suburbs fixed by Tho Board of Trade Tim Boato Hus fixed Tho 41b. Loaf at of. Over Tho counter and i0d. Delivery. The Only increase is id. In the delivery proc. Tho Bakers Ray that Tho la Rico Over Ibe counter should to 9d. They complain that to to ird did not consult inc in before it announced to now the japanese Consul general at Sydney my. Shi Muzi is expected to arrive in new zealand his week. Or. Mark Cohen editor of the Quot even a Wolling or. A my cd Hilum m.p., or. T. S. Foster and miss e. A. Chaplin have been elected members of the Council of education. A pres association message from Sydney announces he death of or. John Richard Houlding author a and one of Ike founders of i lie now South waled Alliance. Private t. Kuone who left with the sixteenth specialists has removed to invalided from India where lie suffered a serious illness. Private Stanley Kirby formerly of Tho news room staff of tug Dominion and now a member of one of to reinforcement drafts was last evening presented by his late associates on Tun Dominion a with a wristlet watch As a Token of esteem together with a Silver Tea service As a wedding gift. The presentation was Mado by or. W. W. Todd the Printer. Corporal David c. Cole previously reported missing non reported As killed in action on october 4, was the second Sou of or. And mrs. D. G. Cote of one Lunga a and Toft new zealand As a sergeant in the sixteenth .e.f. After three months special training no tid world Sling his stripes were confirmed. Nurte Adl Simgh he was altered a Jose Tion As instructor he preferred going Over to France where he a threw in his stripes in order to join up with his old grammar school comrades in Lewis gun work. At Messines to was the Only Man Toft of his team and after carrying out his mortally wounded chum returned and to Quai his Lewis gun. For his conspicuous conduct in this advanced he was recommended by to of for distinction. Regaining his stripes he under wont a special course in bombing. He was killed at. Masscho Talaole on october a i Whilo leading his Section there. Lieutenant a a. Robinson second a on of air. William Robinson of Riccar Tou has returned to new Zulu jul. Lieu on nut Robinson enlisted in now zealand but was rejected on medical grounds. He therefore wont to England Early in 11 15, with the intention of obtaining our employment of sort i Here. Enlisting a again he obtained a commission in Tho West s Ureys but was detained in England As a a signalling instructor. For a considerable period he was of coast patrol duty. Recently he was invalided and sent into Hospital. To is now convalescent. Or. John Fitzgerald has been appointed registrar of electors for Tho Nelson cant d. Loupo Nephew of or. J. Sotupo. Deputy mayor of one Miga has Boon wounded for the fifth time. He enlisted with Tho Plain body and Toft with Tho first Wellington infantry regiment. To gained Tho mil Lury medal at the Battle of Messines. Lieutenant a. Jennings m.c., Northumberland i Viliora who was wounded months ago writing to his father or. W. T. Jennings . For Trumam Nui 6ftjs that to was at the Isle of Wight for two months. On leaving Osborne Castlo Hospital he applied for Entrance to the Royal flying corps owing to his Toft foot being weak from Tho a Omus he received on August 28 lust. There were 200 candidates and he passed with Hosoura in practical and theoretical work and was Given the Post of Pilot. To wag at the balloon training depot at Putney on March i. Or. George a. Highland producer of Quot Kalinka for j. C. Williamson Ltd., a arrived in Wellington yesterday from re Len. W. Somerville bide Bigaj. Sgt. E. Pearce . D. S. Broughton signal company. Our sector of the Battlo remains quiet save for occasional outbursts of artillery fire. A the Grey seat a notice signed by the speaker of the House of representatives in the Gazette declares the Grey seat . The notice is issued under Section 30 of the legislature act and states that air. P. C. Webb has forfeited Liis seat a by reason that for one whole session of the general Assembly o wit to cession beginning on april 9, 1918, and ending on april 17, 1918�?the said a atrial a Charles Webb failed without permission of the House of representatives to give kill attendance in the said class c2 reservist and territorial training a 6 a a magisterial decision. Gorman a people and must have had a try a a wiil hold a mooting to a marked moral influence on Neutral j discuss the position nation. Thero is perhaps Moro i Quot to Are going to put our foot Down danger of eolian socking to com Ion plan Siuy work and make it a Cordi Promise with German demands than he that Nork most in Dono a i. T c. U i a a said or. H. Bishop chairman Thoro is of Germany putting hero secon 1 Cantelmy military ser threats into effect but Hoiland a j vic0 j3oato, Wlms Tho Caso of a motor position in either Case is a. Prcoari-1 Engineer was being reviewed. Quot too Ous one. A victorious Germany i pleasure driving is going would Havo Tow scruples in satisfy-1 it is stated authority toys Tho ing her ambitions to control the Waterways of the Rhine through Holland and the Nicut of the Scheldt. Holland presumably knows this and it May stiffen the Dulch government and might even Lead to its going Tho length of resisting a enry an demand a it the extreme of War. # 4 i whatever their precise military importance May be the events in Flanders reported to Day will hold at cution All Over the world because of their bearing Little tract of territory which British valour has made famous. Unless the present trend of the Northern Battlo is speedily reversed it seems impossible that Ypres a and the adjacent areas constituting Tho most renowned salient in the history of warfare eau he retained within the Compass of the British Linn. Having captured Mont Kummel the enemy has advanced to a. Lino which runs South West from two Miles South of Ypres to Locke less than a mile from the. Franco by Giau Border. Taking account also of a recent modification of Lino to the North Tho Ypres salient has Peconio pronounced and it is seriously exposed Quot of Figo daily Timosh that Thero will shortly to a further of fillips trading to new zealand from overseas a and that Homo of Tho larger vessels working who coasted Trade May also to requisitioned by Tho government. At Tho magistrate s court on a Itu Rotov before or. S. E. M Carthy s.m., William Corlos Armstrong charged with drunkenness he had Havu previous convictions against him was fined -�5. With the option of 14 Days imprisonment and a prohibition order to in it in Force for twelve months was issued against him. Thomas Matthew with one previous conviction was fined 20s., in default seven Days imprisonment. Professor t. Hunter gave n lecture on a in Tho Alexandra Hall Hast night under hid miss no of he social by Jiuu Cantu in Arfy. Ito a Aid that people of the British Raco worn no fond of education. They Seldom per null knowledge fur Ito oif and hair attitude was re it fled in the neglect of by Public authorities and the poor status of in Adios. When the people lip Comno convinced that Jisoo l teachers and Good schools wore As important As trains trams and horse racing the Standard of education would begin in improve. Professor Hunter traced the development of the British educational tradition and suggested lines of Reform. A splendid body building food for Chiu drone doctors Cream of groats. Now zealand Mado always fresh. All Stormy weather reserved judgment was delivered by or. S. E. M Carthy s.m., in t in magistrates court on saturday in the Caso in which sergeant Arthur Sydney Bird proceeded against Frederick Albert Sydney Hewson. N member of the territorial Force for failing to Render personal. Service required of him under the defence act 1909. Hewson belonged to d company 5th Wellington regiment and had failed to attend parades of his company at pc Tonc. To was 23 years of age and had been called up for 6ervice in the expeditionary Force and classified As permanently unfit lie was. However liable to be a allow on at any time by officers having authority Over the. Expeditionary Force either for re cos Silica Tiou or Tor form of military service compatible with his state of health or lie might be drafted into Tho reserves. At present to was on indefinite leave without pay. The Contention of the in Formant was that notwithstanding Tho defendant medical classification lie was still liable for training in Tho territorial Force. Counsel for Tewson had submitted that he was exempt from All military training until again called up by a in officer of the expeditionary Force having authority Over defendant. The magistrate after quoting the sections of the act referring o the obligations of territorial and to a member of the expeditionary Force said Thero were two ways of looking at the matter. Tim first was that defendant by virtue of Section 11 of the military service act 19111. Had become a member of the sex Mediti Ouay Force an officer having authority Over that Force viz., the Dirac Tor of recruiting had Given Tho defendant indefinite leave. Eliut being so no officer of the territorial Force could Call on defendant to train As a member of that Force. Further As Long As ins classification existed although Tho defendant s medical examination was with a View to service in the expeditionary Force and not for training in the Lern to vials vet that examination Lead proved defendant to be medically unfit for service abroad. It therefore followed that to was priv Mically unlit for training m the territorial. The information was therefore Tho hearing or. R. C. Kirk appeared for the defendant. A a from Bruges to Zeebrugge 0 a topical reminiscence. Inert a Day. Five or to the Little one Bright 6ui six years ago i stepped of a Steamer that plied Between Bruges and Zeebrugge and landed at the latter place 2ti Yards from the lode Giles writes Tho Rev. Ii. O. Fenton in the Dunedin. A a Start. A in windbag contained Tho necessary part of my worldly Postoj i n. I a a n t fios Sious and Belgium Lay at Iny Dis saturday s weather for the Tuno of the psal it Tould i tramp at Bhutan year bras Aid but Lay k Hoyst Knock 1 strolled big threatening As Tho Day wore on the to be in Ella Laid it could not have atmosphere became oppressive and b a of�l0 dial ill pm Krajc a Tho ram came on. During the Gigli pc it ? in4. I Ltd for came Down in torrential Qualls. Tho a Asphalt esp Tomiko that looked to meteorological department a Litho does not As a Rule 6ond out sunday forecasts issued the following Brief comment a Quot present indications Aro Fot High North to West winds. Stormy weather with heavy rain is probable. Tho ghost is falling Quot Post office Safe Dep off system about to be inaugurated. J 6l5pply of he special safes ordered from is amp Tond having arrived it is proposed by sir Joseph word postmaster general to inaugurate who a a Tom d 25 offices. These offices wiil Law he chief Post offices a it Auckland Don Homi Christchurch Dir Odin Gisborne , Lio Kirtika Invercargill Napier Nelson new Plymouth Oamaru a Humes Tii Naru Wanganui. Wellington and Westport. �1 i Tho offices it pay Cirei Etori North Hamilton master Lon Ivan Narei Taranga Ashburton Gore and . The system will provide Tor. Sealed packages being taken into custody by the Post office. Tho packages will be kept Ujj the special nates provided under a special lock and key. The custody will Lio limited to documents. Coin Bank Noto jewellery precious stones or other articles of Valuo will not received but deals debentures Bonds wills inst Raunft policies mortgage deeds and All such documents will to included in die scheme. The a cages must be sealed by who depositor and must not exceed 11 inches in length the department reserving to itself the option to refuse to receive any package considered excessive in dimensions or for Niy other reason. A the charges for custody meet the requirements of Tho humblest a for packages not exceeding ii inches in length 1j inches in Width and half Inch in thickness or 4 ounces in weight the charge will be is. It or annul. A. B for packages not exceeding ii inches in length 44 inches in Width 1 Inch in thickness or s ounces in weight Tho Clerge will be 7?. 6d. Per annul. C for packages not exceeding 11 inches in length 41 inches in Width 2 inches in thickness or 16 ounces in Woight the charge will be 10s. Per annul. I d for packages not exceeding 11 inches in Teugh u indies in Width _4 inches in thickness or 32 ounces in weight the charge will be ��1 per annul. Those charges will include free Access to the Box four time a year. If any further Access is required of fee of sixpence must to paid each time. Depositors will 1 0 Given a key word their signatures will to taken and every care taken to prevent . At chief offices packages will be received or May be inspected or removed Only Between Tho hour of 11 . And. Noon excepting saturdays. At other offices during the hours but with a stipulation that if the Ordinary busi7 Ness will not to interfered with they a May to received inspected or removed at any Lime during Sawings Bank hours. In Caso of tenth the department mil generally require production of probate or letters of administration Belore delivering up the package but in these cases where it is required to search for depositors wills who package May be open-�1 ill the presence of Tho postmaster and Tho inquirer on presentation of flip Safe Deposit certificate. _ it is confidently anticipated that the system will meet a real want and be in gely availed of by ail classes Oft the Community who Havo valuable documents for which they Desiro Safe custody at a reasonable rate with convenient Means of across. A protestant literature a reference by archbishop o Shea. 1 in Tho Courso of an address at St. Josephus Church yesterday his Grace archbishop o Shea said Quot our friends the orangemen have been making a great noise hero lately. And in Anzac week too. While catholics were praying in Ever r Church in the City for god i Protection on our soldiers no matter Flint their Creed might be. And for Iho safety of our country and were toying to live at peace with All men so called christians were cursing and reviling their Fellows. Their Vapour ing May not deserve the notice of respectable people hut one statement on account of the publicity Given to it by the press should not be allowed to pass without comment. They stated that Tho government has refused to admit Troto Tant literature into the country. This is 6imply false. You surely do not Call slanderous publications protestant and this i the Only kind of literature that the. Government has prohibited. Would these people ask for Tho admission into the country of Publica a hons that made vile charges and insinuations against the chastity say of presbyterian. Clergymen and their wives and that covered with abuse the honoured Heads of Church so bad is of this literature that according to their own statement it is Only for private circulation. They dare not circulate it publicly and freely because then the Public would know what to think of it it is Tho slime with Tho new zealand Organ of those lodges which is continually assailing in a most bitter manner beliefs that Are sacred not Only to catholics Blit to Many other christians As Well. This also is Only for circulation. And yet they Havo the audacity to Call such literature it is a wonder to me that no protestant has 60 far protested publicly against such a misuse of terms it is also a wonder to catholics and a cause of not a Little sadness that no editor or Public Man in this City has so far entered a word of protest against last weeks Campaign of vilification of a Large body of respectable citizens or against the repeated alternate of an underground fraternity to sow dissension at a most critical time in our . Of takes Crew released 4-- the Moewes captives. Grocers. Advt. Sixty British mostly old sailors of the mercantile Marino Ancl 500 French soldiers from various Swiss Inoru Ilont Camps recently loft borne for Homo Saya Tho a daily mail Tho sailors Wiro men who had been in the Ola i or in who hold of Tho Raider Morevo during Tho fight with Tho Otaki others belonged to trawlers. All Woro looking like fish out of water in Ali or Khaki Camp clothes. Tho first officer of Captain i Ryan cute Stoa for Brussels and the Carpenter of Tho ship Woro still spick Ami Span in their Navy Blu having managed to save an extra suit to get Back to England Yos Lioy to treated us Well ill Switzerland Quot said another who was Ono of a Batch that had been cured of Alcrio Noih toss a thickening of the arteries at Loysine. A after living in Brandenburg Camp on tour ouncc3 of luuk bread and two pints of cabbage valor a Day with plenty of what Tho germans Call a Arboit work thrown in to Woro about ready for a Little Lour in they All looked old and ill. Quot of Illious for Skirls applies to is. To Wako shirts to your order. To sell shirts to suit your particular requirements to repair shirts if need he. To know just what is wanted. Therefore Corno to us Ikon you Uro shirtless and you will go away satisfied. Davis and Tlatov shirt Emporium �?~.116 in inti ton Quay . 2600 Miles for Quot Baxters Quot a Man writes from Weston Australia As follows in a envied find .�1. Please to bottles of Baxter s lung preserver a6 soon an possible a .1 have Bud cough and your remedy cured to of asthma in now zealand 14 years 2s. Buys Larga bottle. Chemists and ,. Art to a future not Jot in sight. For it must have been nearly a Milo Long and Quito 50 Yards wide and it appealed incongruous when Ono regarded Trio Row of six houses which formed the residential area on the sea front. Ono of those six houses was an hotel and Here for absolutely unpremeditated reason i stayed for a week. How the naval raid brings Back Tho scene first Tho mole whose length of a Milo and three quarters is so deceptive when Cue imagines Ono can easily stroll to the erd and Back in half an hour after dinner. Extend your left hand and Crook Tho first Finger nud you get an idea of its shape. Tho part of Tho knuckle near Tho thumb represent Toto. Portion of the Molo a hero Tho railway Lino is supported on piles. This is to allow Tho tide to scour away Tho Sand. The rest of the pier is Concrete. It was at these piles that Ono of our submarines was exploded thus isolating a Milo and a half of Concrete Molo from the Mainland shoreward Tho railway led past Tho Flag Tower and Customhouse to a platform labelled Quot Zeebrugge a near which was being finished an Ono Raous hotel in White Stone this was to accommodate Tho pcs singers who Caine Over from Iho North of England in Tho boat direct from Hull on the left of Tho railway lies Tho Bruges canal Bruges being about Nino Miles away. The main coast Road Ami Dio railway Lino from Brussels to Hoyst am carried across the canal on swing Bridges. Standing on Ono of these with ones Back to Tho land Ono notices Tho canal bonding seawards Between two Light wooden piers. Between Tih Osc piers Tho too obsolete cruisers filled with Cement will Hare been sunk a thus blocking dig fair inv. Tim water is Cuite Fly Olio it Low tide. Of the lock Gates Havo been destroyed As later accounts seem to indicate Tho material damage into a vast and the Rannel now exposed to the considerable Rise and fall of Llin tide will be useless for traffic purposes. Of our airmen Nan invent their repair Tho value of the raid is pourcely measurable. Zeo Bruggom a As a i loopy place As Ono could imagine. During Tho German occupation it must Havo blossomed into n naval Huso of humming activity. Barges from Bruges and further afield and trains from the Nanny via Liege would bring up submarines in sections Aud All the paraphernalia of War. From n Villno in mentioned in guide books Zec Bruggom has nehi Evod a Nidio in history. Court martial at Trentham soldiers sentenced. Tho findings of a District court martial hold at Trentham cd amp on april 17 inst having been confirmed by the commandant now zealand military forces a Nib been promulgated As follows a private c. A. D. Thomas and private Tbell details Flato Twenty fourth reinforcement found guilty of deserting his majesty a service Atud losing by neglect his equipment clothing and regimental necessaries Wero sentenced Folt to Montion for 140 Days. Tho above sentences will to mitigated so that if Tho accused embark for Active service out Sido of new zealand then upon arrival at the final port of disembarkation Tho unexpired portion if any of Tho sentence shall to remitted and his new zealand records shall to endorsed accordingly. Lower Hutt Borough of vacancies in the Council. It will to remembered that about a month a ago Thero was a Quot Breeze at Tho lower Slutt Borough Council meeting when he mayor or. H. Bold win and councillors h. A. Ward and s. Clendon resigned. Tho Mcdent Tiroso out of a circular which was signed by the mayor and councillors named above inviting subscriptions Tor a testimonial to to Given Tho into Borough Engineer or. Haohe. The circular extolled Tho services of Tho Engineer. Exec Tiou was taken to this by of Tho councillors and on Tho motion of councillor m Dou Gill a Resolution was carried disapprove ing of Tho action of messes. Baldwin Evurd. Clendon. A and another councillor who did not resign. Nominations for Tho vacancies thus caused closed on saturday it Noou and resulted As follow a Edward Percival Rishworth was nominated for Tho mayoralty mid his being the Only nomination lie was declared elected. For the two vacancies on Iho Council die following were nominated a messes. S. Clendon 11. Award. W. B. Hardy c. B. Robinson and a. J. West. The election will to held on Friday May 3. Woods great Peppermint cure for coughs and colds Nover of Seth