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New Zealand Times, Volume XLIII, Issue 10073, 11 September 1918, Page 5

The cold southerly busters we have hod lately makes one feel winter, but Rummer is near, so be ready with your light underwear. Is 6d to 14® Gel. at Geo. how-ids', Ltd,, Manners street. * Private Francis Corrigan, who has been lingering for twelve months from tho effects of being gassed in Belgium, passed away at the Sanatorium, Cashmere Mills, ycstordlay. Deceased was the elder sou of Air William Corrigan, of Christchurch, and anephew of Major A. A. Corrigan. Private Corrigan left New Zealand with tho 6th Reinforcement. and served on the Gallipoli Peninsula. He subsequently crossed to France with the New Zealand Division, and went through the Somme, having unbroken service till just prior to the Battle of Messincs. when ho was gassed near Ploegstcerl. Dung trouble resulted, and Privates Corrigan was invalided home to Now Zealand. Ho was 22 years of age at tho time of his death. WHO WAS COLONEL SHRAPNEL? Colonel Shrapnel was the roan who invented the Shrapnel Shell —one of the deadliest missiles of war. Perhaps. YOU have an idea for a war invention! If ro. call and wo will have a chat together concerning its prospects—there may be quite a lot of money in the idea. If von cannot call, write for our Free Booklet. HENRY HUGHES, LTD.. Intent Attorneys. Featherston street Wellington.