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New Zealand Times, Volume XLIII, Issue 10027, 19 July 1918, Page 4

FUNERAL NOTICE. I Friends of the' late Alexander A. ■'reeinan are invited to attend Jus ai, wiiicli wnl leave his late resiy, AoraiiKi terrace, at a p.m., 'j-o-THANKS NOTICE. MRS AN Li -UlSh BLAND, of Railway Hotel, Lower Hutt. wish to convey their heartfelt thanks to all their kind I'rionds lor iioral tributes and messages 01 sympathy in their recent sad bereavement. Especially to thank Doctors Evrart Jlirnms, «n<l Hector for their untiring efforts, and Nurses Hulme and .ooiinett for their kindly attention in Mr Dland's last hours of suffering. 172

CHAMPION NOTICES WITH A CERTAIN ■AMOUNT OF PLEASURE AND DISMAY THAT THE "LAST MAIN" CONTatOVERSi: IS CREATING HU/AIOUR AND SADNESS. IT IS ADMITTED BY SIR JAMES IND SIR THOMAS IN A FRIENDLY SPAR FOB DOMINION SUPREMACY fv IDE NEvvSPAPEK REPORTS AS AT FOoT). THAT FURTHER DRAINAGE vVILL BE A GREAT STRAIN ON OUR AiND RESOURCES. CHAMPION THINKS HE WILL BB ABLE TO KEEP UP THE SUPPLY OF HIS MUSCLE-RAISER FLOUR AND STUSDARD OA'iilh/AL AND ROLLED OATS WITH 'IIhH ASSISTANCE OF THE! WHEAT CONTROLLED*. AND HE HAS REMINDED HIM OF WHAT GENERAL FoCH SAID TO AMERICA, "HURR*. HURRY." THE FIGiHm'ING PASTORS OF MY FLOCK, AFTER PARTAKING OF STAinTDiAED OATMEAL, ROLLED OATS.-< AND. GRUEL MEAL FOR INr VALIDS, NOW APPEAR TO BEI PASSIVE AND ADMIX TiiElß FOLLY. IT WAS A HEAVY STRAIN ON THOSE SOOTHERS, BUT NOW THAT PEACE REiG,NS AND NO HEADS BROKEN, CHAM-PUON WILL BB ABLE! TO SUPPLY ALL REOUIRE•MENTS. Extract from Sir Thomas Maokensie's spoecn' at a patriotic ral.y at tho Town Il»ll, Leeds, July 10th:— "New Zealand had sent 110,000 soldiers out of a million inhabitants, but he confessed the strain on tho man-power and resources of the Dominion was new beginning to tell. New Zealand, however, could supply a superabundance of foodstuffs and raw material, while America —thank God for America—had men in plenty willing to ko. It was _ sound policy to accept men from America and foodstuffs from Now Zealand." WELLINGTON, Monday, 15/7/18. Reference to .the published report of some remarks by the Hign Commissioner in London to tho effect that the Dominion's man-power was diminishing, and hinting at the possibility of the Americans taking the place of tne New Zealandors, was made by Sir James Allen to-night. _ The Dominion, he said, had entered, tho campaign with the intention of seeing it through, and he believed the people of New Zealand were still determined to do so. He believed the men at the front wished to fight the matter out and intended playing their part to the end. There was a great strain upon Naw Zealand's man-power and resources, but, like our Allies, we were prepared to meet those strains and to do and give all we could in this fight for freedom. We wore glad to see the Americans coming in, and we hoped that they would come in such numbers that victory would be certain. _ So far as ho was concerned, he' considered himself pledged absolutely to keep the New Zealand Division up to strength as long aS he had manpower to do it. I hava again spoken. AUCKLAND. HONORES MUTANT MORES. change men's manners or characters). that Mr Mcl/area, of Wellington, has also swallowed the "pie on" farm joke.—V., Auckland. 173 IF TOU SUFFER FROM INDIGESTION. Try O/a McMAHON'B O//; -4/0 INDIGESTION PILLS 4'** They have Cured Countlera Sufferers during the last 40 yearsWrite for copies of local testimonials, procurable ntilv from— M c MAHON. * BEUBALIST. 10, Myrtle Crescent, Wellington. "BANK DEPOSITS." 'ANTED—Accountants nnd Man- * * agers to become acquainted with the latest improved Bank Deposit Book. Full particulars on application to "DEPOSITS."