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Auckland Star, Volume XLVIII, Issue 139, 12 June 1917, Page 2

"If you had been called up in January or February, as you might have been, you would have been able to go away J" said Major Conlan to a farmer appellant to-day. "Yes." "And yet you have had the benefit of all this time as the result of a mistake, and you want longer. I submit that your brothers could attend to your farm or supervise it if you went now," added the military representative. "But one of my brothers will be called up in the ballot," was the reply. "But he can appeal," retorted counsel. "Yes," retorted the stalwart farmer, "but that does not mean he will get off." (Laughter.) The visit of the Rev. W. C. Willoughby to Auckland as the annual deputation of the London Missionary Society is arousing a large amount of interest. Mr. Willougbby's work in South Africa, at Tiger Kloof and Molepolole, has been largely of an educational character, and has proved most successful. His lecture in the Beresford Street Congregational Church, on Wednesday evening, at 7.45, will be presided over iby Mr. A. 3. Entrican (Deputy-Mayor), and should be largely attended. Mr. W. A. Veitch, M.P. for Wanganui, is to address a public meeting at the Chamber of Commerce to-morrow evening upon "The Relation Between Capital and 'Labour, and How They May bo Improved." Mr. S. J. Harbutt, president of the Industrial Association, will occupy the chair. When your little child Is hot, restless and feverish, with a fresh cold, don't delay 'but irnraediately give "NAZOL" on sugar, and sprinkle freely a handkerchief with "NAZOIV and pin to the dress so that the child can inhale it constantly. (Ad.) Wolfe's Schnapps represents the supreme perfection of a distilled spirit i —^Ad.J,