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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17881, 29 August 1918, Page 6

The Front Line Grin! Cheery? Yes! After four years of War ? Yes—cheerier than ever! There is not much cheer in the Shell Zone—but a lot of what ther® Is he finds in the two hundred and twenty Church Army Huts. What have you given What are you giving to build them ? to support them ? Keep on giving — it’s all for him ! Send Donations to : The Military Affair* Committee • *0 Mulxravo Street, Wellington ■b£ f. w. whibley, m Honorar “ Treaw T' Hon. Secretary in N. 55. (or aDMY_ JAS. W. HENDERSON ~ ' ' “ ■— GEO. SHIKTCUFFE NOTE.—Church Army Donations may also be sent to J. C. Adams, Esq., 73, Bealey Street, Christchurch. IMS 'mtM HusirC Church Army, Oemondvill» HAINI3-10

At a meeting of the Christchurch Gasworks Employees’ Union, held at the Trades Hall on Tuesday, the following resolution was unanimously passed and ordered to be sen£ to the Ministers of Labour and Justice “ Having considered the circumstances under which the Arbitration Court refused to grant an award to members of tho Auckland City Retail Soft Goods Employees’ Union, this union emphatically _ condemns the action of tne Court in refusing such award.” There was a very large audience at the Mairehau Hall on Enday evening, the occasion being a send-off to Privates E. G. Euiler and E. Cox, and a welcome homo to Private G. W. BrantPrivates Fuller and Cox were each made the recipient of a set of military hairbrushes, and Private Brant was presented with a gold medal, suitably inscribed, Mrs J. O’Connor making the presentation on behalf of the Patriotic Society. Messrs W. J. Waiter (who presided) and L. Wilson spoke in flattering terms of the guests oi ihe evening Sirs Baker unveilqd a roll of honour, including the names of Privates R. Allen (killed in action), J. M’Fadden (killed in action), F. Dunlop, G. Briggs (recently killed in action), Rifleman A. Emmett and Pilot, C. J. M’Fadden. An enjoyable programme was contributed by Misses Hughes, Beck (2), Marshall and Emmett, Messrs J. Blackburn, S. Doak, P. Basher, J. Mahar, L. Wilson and D. Daragh. A dance was subsequently held, Miss Ilaughey supplying tho music. Why should I buy NAZOL? Because NAZUL is the best family cough and cold remedy. Complete in itself—most economical- 60 doses Is 6d. 2 Insist on getting genuine NAZOL—it’s worth while. No cold is NAZOLproof—and no cough or cold remedy is bo money-saving as genuine NAZOL. 3

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