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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXIX, Issue LXIX, 4 September 1915, Page 7

"Nothing l nistbihg'^wiz^* was the motto wThicft prompted thirtyone' members of the Veterans' Home at Auckland to petition Parliament "for the old age pension in addition to their military pensions of- £30. The Petitions* Committee-reported the petition to the House of Representatives, fynd recommended favorable consideration for it. One or twdof the members urged that the thing . was impifac^'" ticable, because of the added expense to' the country, arid proposed that it be returned to the' committee for consideration. Other members pleaded for the' veterans, and an amendment hostile to the petitioners was lost and the report adopted (says the Post); ■ , _ STOREMEN UNANIMOUS. TheN. Z. .ExpressCoy's Storemenat Chnstchurch, Wellington and Dunedin are unanimous in their praise of Fluenzol both as a throat gargle and as a specific for Influenza. Hundreds of prominent . business and professional men also realise the value-of Fluenzol in driving out disease germs. Everywhere 1/6 and 2/6.* The stock-taking sale at the Economic is a fer«at and final chance, on account of the war, to. obtain drapery and clothing of high grade at txtremely low prices. Secure your' wants now.— W. Spence, Economic. Hawera. —Advt. . Fot Influenza take Woods' Great Peppermint Cure. Never fails. Is 6d, 2« 6d.—Adv*.

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