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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXVII, Issue LXXVII, 1 August 1918, Page 8

This week's War Cry devotes its front ■ page to the Salvation Army's activities iin Hawera. A number of photographs, ■ including the Army band, High street, 1 the water tower, and the Mayor (Mr E. Dixon) are reproduced, while the letterpress refers to the progress made by the j Army during its twenty-four years in I Hawera. ;l A Wellington telegram states that advice has been received that the j Shipping Controller of Australia has re- .' fused to permit the Huddart Parker Company to replace the Wimmera by a cargo boat, as desired. Consequently the New Zealand Government has : taken the matter up with the Prime : Minister of the Commonwealth. Meantime, after consultation with Mr Bond, general traffic manager of the Union i Company, who is at present in Wellington, arrangements have been made to run the Tarawera .several trips between • Sydney and Auckland, in addition to special arrangements made for the Atua to call at Auckland in August and I September en route from Fiji to Sydj noy, thus relieving the immediate -posiij tion, after which the matter will be j further reviewed. i Do not fail to read the programme to : be given by the Eltham boys, in another ' part of this issue. COMMON AMONG CHILDREN. Bronchitis is a very comman ailment among children, and the least little exposure brings it on. Whenever the trouble shows give a dose of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and their lungs will be very quickly relieved of any wheezing. Sold everv-whpvo.—Advt. "Foresight is the weapon of the wise." —Proverb. Foresight always pays. That's why wise mothers all over New Zealand keep a large 2/- bottles of Baxter's Lung Preserver on a handy shelf. At first signs of a cough or cold on the little ones, a dose of Baxter's is given. Quickly dispels all trouble and .protects against return. As a tonic it stands alone. A splendid vitaliser and blood purifier. Just as good for adults as for kiddies. Chemists and storesBuy to-day.—Advt. In these days of high prices and still increasing prices, it is everybody's boun- ■ den duty to economise as much as posI sible. this can be done by attending ! the Economic's winter sale, where the i bargains offered are pounds and shillings ; below next season's advanced prices.— " The Economic, Hawera. —Advt.