"THE CHRONICLES OF THE N.Z.E.F."

Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3082, 12 May 1917, Page 10

"THE CHRONICLES OF THE N.Z.E.F."

This interesting fortnightly journal was started in London about nine months ago by Trooper Chvtha Mackenzie and Corporal G. B. Lonnard as a. hobby. Tho New Zealand "War Contingent Association recognised tho necessity for a paper, and suggested tho-idoa. General Richardson and tho military authorities also govo it their great support.. Tho paper lias been a great success among tlio troops, and numbers have been sent out liere for tho interest of friends and relatives. The main objoct of tho magazine was to lcecp tho various units of the N.Z.K.F.. scattered widely through Fraiioo, Kngland, and Egypt in close touch with each other, and to let the men know where their friends -were in hospital and their progress. It was hoped also that through it the Now Zealand publio would learn much of tho internal doings of the force, it-3 sports and interests, etc., : nforoiation which docs not reach home othorwiso. Tho paper contains much interesting reading, amusing sketches, photographs, records of actions, camp life, and sports news. All tho contributions are voluntary, as also is the editorial work. Tho paper is excellently printed and woll got up. A display is being madp in sevoral booksellers' windows, Messrs. Whitcombe and Tombs, Ltd., Messrs. S. and W. Maekay, C. A. Innes, and Messrs. Ferguson and Osborne all assisting. As tho paper is circulated to the troops at loss than cost price, the support of the pcoplo hero is necessary to keep tho magazine running, and subscriDtions arc needed. No profits are made, nor aro likely in these times of paper and labour shortage. Fourteen numbers luivo so far reached New Zealand, and full sets of back numbers may bo bad. There is much excellent reading in these pagos, and manv articles have been copied by fjfitish nowspapers. "The Chronicles" is one of tho host troop papers published m tho Old Country. Tho subscription is 6s. 6d. for six months. (13s. yearly), post froo; single copios sixpence. Sir .T. Madden, TC.C.ir.G.. etc., Lieuten-ant-Governor and Chief Justice, of Victoria, when deliverin,' judgment in n enso in vhich an inferior substitute bad beon pushed a u "just as good" as SANDER'S KUCLAYPTT EXTRACT. Raid with roßnrd to the GENUINE SANDER EXTRACT: "Whenever an article is commended to the public by reason of its pood quality, it is not iH-n\n«sil>lo |o imitate any of its features." When using a medicine it is "good quality" that you want, and SANDER'S EXTRACT has the endorsement and approval of tho highest authorities. Inhaled, applied locally, taken on snear or in water as directed, SANDER'S EXTRACT is equally beneficial because it is specially refined and prepared by Sander's process, and contains no harmful bv-effeets Use SANDER'S EXTRACT only wbon you desire good and lasting effects; no "just as good."—-Advt.