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Greymouth Evening Star, 20 July 1918, Page 6

■ "Do the duty that lies nearest thee."— Carl vie. Your first duty is to your own and your family's health. Nothing undermines that more quickly than coughs or colds neglected. Why court trouble? Baxter's Lung Preserver is the beet of all remedies for coughs, colds, chest and bronchial troubles. Does good from first dose. Baxter's not only effects a cure, but also fortifies against re-attack. Strengthens the lungs—vitalises constitution. And it's so economical, too. 2/- buys a la.rgfj bottle at any chemist or .store.—Ad

is an institution to bo proud of. It has been at the Front since the early days of the War. Thousands of our Soldiers and Sailors have enjoyed and benefited by its REST HUTS AND TENTS on every Front; MOTOR AMBULANCES-tho first in the field; KITCHEN CARS, available at any hour; HOSTELS, with their thousand beds. It controls a HOSPITAL for septic wounds; and every week sends THOUSANDS OF PARCELS to Prisoners of War. the work is carried on and managed by tho Military Affairs Committee, of which the Bishop of "Wellington is Chairman. It erected and operates the Institutes at Trentham, Featherston, Tauherenikau, Awapuni and Narrow Neck; and has sent Thousands of Pounds for the Benefit of our Soldiers Overseas. THE CHUKCH ABMY and the N.Z. MILITAKY CHAPLAINS do the work of The MilitaryAffairs Committee at the Front; on Troopships, and in Hospitals. The -work must be maintained and extended. For this purpose £50,000 is wanted NOW. Send a Donation at once—no amount too small. Address: The Military Affairs Committee, Jas. W. Henderson \ Honorary Geo. Suirtcliffe ) Treasurers 20 Mulgrave Strost, WELLINGTON Cross all Cheques " Union Bank, Wellington."