... 6th Gordon,. Ma been awarded the Military Savviest TO CHRONIC so that men should not be asked to work Medal sergeant Duncan has been at the front since Mr H. J. Wilson, for Men's National Service By ALICE LANDLZS, Nurse. at the low rate of wages prevailing ...

... ,liechaegred m an rho has erred ()seisms in the armed frees of the Crown is to he comptibinrily petrel rot service antler the Military Service (Kevrew of Exemptions) Act, 1917; and, farther, if any dischare man •ho has served overseas has hewn posted ...

... journey to sad from Franco. Tiffs Devi. lugs will be wasted to as mazy men as it is to spa boring tho military ezisteacies is V. . 81111TLTDiSTBICT NURSING ASSOClA- TlON.—Tbalasaibly seestb.g the Executi vs situps was bid Reaader Library Build up Tuesday ...

... family and frieNin be the Rev. A. B. Dickie, who is t,tin• th • work of the congregation Mr Borthwiole. At the graveside the service f the Boiscv..pil Church was-taken by the Rev. J. C. Smith, Christ Church. The chief tulurne- was the eider son of the deceased ...

... Cottage Hospital. along with the nursing staff. There was, usual, a good musical programme. which .was much en_ toyed. Aa Mies — Hay aeg sided berm* with all credit in her fang. Thee is nsber a day so dreary. The praise service wee efficiently accompanied ...

... BAST AFRICA (KIKUYU MISSION. The simnel meeting of the Church of Scotland Kikuyu Mission was held lest week at the Church Mow Queen Street. Edisburah. The Very Roe. Dr Robertson, of Whittinglumne, who presided, said the ifigision had been very successful ...