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New Zealand Times, Volume XLIII, Issue 10086, 27 September 1918, Page 7

WHERE TO STAY IN WELLINGTON. COMMESCIAL HOTEL. Handy to Post Office. BailicaV*. BoatsEvery Convenience. Tariff 6s nor Diem. A. 3, DUEEANT Proprietor Look at these Figures r, 8,3, 4,3, 0, r. 8 - 9- ,x ’ I2 ’ *3 14, JJ, 10. YOU CAN SEE THEM EASILY? NOW CLOSE ONE EYE AND LOOK AGAIN, DO THEY SEEM' BLURRED ? Veg ? Then you are suffering from imperfect vision—one eye is weak. Whet you need is glasses—with per-fectly-adjusted lenses to suit your individual sight. L«X Ui Prescribe For You. MORRISON & GiLBERD, Optlalana, . * 103 Customhouse Quty, Wellington

INFLUENZA ON TRANSPOETS. Relatives and friends of soldiers ero barking should always see that "the - • boys” have Fluenzol. an absolute preventive of influenza or throat troubles; also ; invaluable as a cleansing mouth wash or dentifrice. Restricted canteen space has of late largely reduced the. supplies 1 of Fluenzol available on troopships. • Glorious manhood! How proud wo are of our lads! What grand careers we plan for them! But Drink too often j blasts our hopes as one and another goes I under. So “wo must find a solution | of the Liquor Question.” Shall we tear down the name of Smith from the public ■ bar ami put up the name of the King, the King who at Kitchener’s call, turned j down his glass? Shall we stamp the > name of New Zealand on the glasses and i then fill them with whisky imported for Government sale, and with beer brewed in nationalised vats? Shall we then, when praying for our Government, include ‘‘The Minister of Alcoholic Beverages,” and trust the good Lord to make the Alcohol a help and not a hindrance < in rearing glorious manhood . This Is j the solution offered by the. Moderate ' League. What do you think 1 of it Advt.