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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17206, 28 June 1916, Page 5

Some idea of tho expenditure of ammunition in this war may be gathered from statistics prepared by Dr Grunwald, a scientist of some note in Vienna. Ho states that from the outbreak of the war to tho end of 1015 tho Austrian infantry lmd fired 1,500,000,000 cartridges, or'roughly about 2,900,000 per clay; while the Austrian artillerv has despatched in tho same time 12,000,000 shells at the enemy, which averages about 23,000 per day. Moving pictures tell a story, Life's sad incidents ure shown, Joy and sorrew, laughter, saduess, Gladness, madness, grief and moan. But the “ movie ” that, upset mo IVias the cough that made mo poor, Faded from .the screen for ever. Chased by "Woods’ Great Penpsrmin Cure. I