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Gisborne Times, Volume XLVIII, Issue 4579, 7 June 1917, Page 3

A farmer lamented at the Appeal Board at Palmerston that if lie was sent into'camp ho would take what Jio would pet for liis farm for a forced sale, or forced lease, and suggested that people, knowing he had to go into camp, would take advantage of the fact in a deal. “The farmers avo simply cutting their own throats, quoth Mr. D. S. A. Cooper; “they •will not .try to'get managers, or lease tile property, or do_ anything in preparation for goipg into camp. And then they say it is a case of 'being forced to sell or lease. It is their own fault.” CURE OF PRINK HABIT. ' ‘‘Kindly post me two mor.o packets of ‘Drinlco.’ I can see a change already.” So writes a Napier mother. Wo have hundreds of similar testimonials. Write for free booklot in sealed envelope, describing this wonderful secret drink cure.' State if Mr., Mrs., or Miss. Address Lady. Manager, Drinlco Proprietary, 212 J, La&bton Quay, Wellington.*