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Evening Post, Volume XCI, Issue 143, 17 June 1916, Page 4

Again attention is l drawn to ladies who require stylish up-to-date Suede Top Button and Laco Boots. Grand new stock, 27s 6d, 32s 6d, 355. Pearson's Corner, Cuba-street.—Advt.

One of the hardships of our soldiers in France is that they cannot obtain Desert Gold, but this favourite tea is found daily in Wellington homes tha/t use the best.—Advt.

Organisation plus equipment enables us to give our clients the most efficient carrying and forwarding service south of the line. The N.Z. Express Co., 87-91. Customhouse-quay.—Advt..

I wonder how many of us here in Wellington think (when wo read of tho adventurous ■ doings of those destroyer.? in the North Sea amid terrific blizzards, etc., scouting for enemy ships) what it really raean_s to our general welfare and comfort if those pallant crcw6 aboard their little ships failed. No doubt we should be facing greater discomfort than wo can imagine. They guard our great battleships, who in turn are protecting the many freight-laden vessels supplying us with our requirements, as will bo seen at C. Smith's, Ltd., of Cuba-street, -who sra thawing tie newes* London «febt-iV Coat*, Cotiamai, FgM^tic-.Adjt,,