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Auckland Star, Volume L, Issue 253, 24 October 1919, Page 4

At the meeting of the .League. Against Extension of Militarism, held last night at the Society of Arts, Mf.JA. Lee, DJC.AI., save a'very interesting- ,■« address. He emphasised the danger of a military tradition growing up in >c*(Zealand through the false glamour which tends to attach itself to reminiscences of. past events, and spoke of the undemocratic nature of the military system, illustrated by vivid snapshots from his own experiences. i During his visit to the United States, Mr. Mareden Caughey, who returned by the R.M.s. Niagara on Wednesday, was informed by Lord Claude Hamilton, private secretary to the Prince of Wales,.: that His Royal Highness would probably visit Australia and New Zealand i about the 'beginning of next spring. 'Mr.y. Caughoy said that the Prince was extremely popular in America, and had been given a wonderful reception there. Summer's coming Buy a seaside section and enjoy it. Beachcote Estate Night Auction." November 5. The pick of ""Milford.— (Ad.) . ; The damp weather is productive ol colds in the head, inflamed throats and coughs. The rrmedy that givcs_ the greatest and speediest relief is Nazol. Thousands havo proved this. — (Ad.) English ready-to-wears, big values, 15/6 to 30/, "at McCabe's, Milliners, Newton.—(Ad.) No eg-g- preservative approaches Saarland's "Moa" Brand Egg Preservative for absolute reliability and economy in use Thousands have proved fc>T (Ad.) Panamas with coloured tagel unders, S/0, at McCabe's, Milliners, Newton. Ad. : If you get a chill, with sore throat and tightness of chest, tackle it at onco with Nazol. It grips it auicker and more effectually thau most remedies.—(Ad.>,-