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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXVII, Issue LXXVII, 5 August 1918, Page 6

THE HOLY LAND. Corporal G. Pagett. of the sth "Wellington Mounted Rifles, writes from Palestine to a. chum in New Zealand (Mr W. Chambers, of 14 Belfast :r.., Wellington), asking that two bottles of Fluenzol be posted to him. Lie says he always finds that Flueni'.ol keeps him well while on active sej—ite. Don't forget your soldier.—Advt.

t^-^-' fj^S^ UKMuMim^ lIIHWHH lIIIIHIBIIIfIIHIMIIMIIIMIB %|T^— ■■■■■■■■ Thinking of Springtime? The 'D.I. C. introduces the Subject Hat Bands for untrimnu-d shapes, ready-to-wears, and sports hats. Hat Bands for straw hats and Panamas. Every imaginable colour combination is to be seen, including the latest fad— complimentary regimental colours to our fighting forces. Expanding Silk Hat Bands. 2 inches wide ... 1/- each * 2_ ~ ~ ... 1/6 each i Postage Paid Anywhere. Most folks buy two, three, and up to six of these bands because they can change the colour to suit the frock that is being worn on any guven occasion. Say, that's an economist's, method of having Six Hats in One! Orders by Post (and we'll receive scores for these Hat Bands) should be addressed to the Manager. D.LC. "Box 1478 Wellington: