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Evening Star, Issue 16676, 7 March 1918, Page 8

jfts*fY>.*>ff 'AsixiiW ISM *» <» S* *| Al&otSletsat&tLe laamsl is worth tweoiathaslssif —if its 11 m "GOLB LABEL* 9 [SQUARE BOTTLE] SCOTCH mm <££ ■ • omfon g The Softness and Warm Fleeciness of ® % MOSGIEL RUGS make them most 1 % desirable to all who Travel ! Their n <& Durability is really Remarkable ! # %, A MOSGIEL RUG makes a £ <& Charming Wedding or Birth- ~* % day Gift. Sold at all J» the Best Shops. „<P

"Clio Sew Zealand Congregational Union Conference was ojipnc-ri .it Chiistohuivh last nifrht. iihen a meeting of welcome '.mi-, held. The Rev. TI. A. Job. who presided, referring to ihe war. said tint while, thov were endeavoring tv exorcifi; the. "spirit of Prnssianijm in other parts oi the world, tliey mu=t all trike ;_Teat care that no such spirit entered their own homes. Two oii 'Conpreeationalifm in Satin:™! Life' were delivered—the first hv the Rev. J. R. and the second bv the Hon. fUi. Fowlds.

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