"SAVE THE CHILDREN FUND.”

Otago Daily Times, Issue 18464, 27 January 1922, Page 2

"SAVE THE CHILDREN FUND.”

We h«ve received the following subscriptions to the “Save the Children Fund,” 10 be administered ,in Russia under British auspices:— Previously acknowledged ... £145 19 6 “ Children Who Have Sufficient Food ” 2 10 0 “K. M.” ... .' 2 0 0 THE LAMB MARKET. TO THE EDITOB. Sib, — agency company which sold 6000 lambs in the Owaka district, to which your correspondent, “ One the . Lambs,” refers, is a farmers’ association controlled by a directorate of producers. The purchasers of vhe lambs .were not a meat tiust, but throe farmers, or, na they are called now-a-days, “producers,” and the lambs of course belonged to the producers. It is to he hoped the producers will not criticise one another too harshly for mistakes and lack of knowledge, but stick together for the good of the meat pool, which, too, is to bo controlled by. producers, and vhich will no doubt introduce a fresh era of prosperity for that long-aufferrng community.—l am, etc., January 25 Co-operation. The World’s Restorative. Dr Joseph James, D.Sc., F.R.S.R, M.P.S., 18. Wilton Pliioe, London, England, writes“ It is a pleasure to me to recommend such an excellent remedy as Dr Cassell's Tablets, not only in brain fag and similar conditions resulting from overwork, worry or nervous strain, but also in digestive weakness.” Prices in New Zealand, Is 9d and 4s. All Chemists and Stores.—Advt. Women civil servants in Groat Britain earning £SOO and more a year, including bonus, number 264. The number of Gorman bicycles exported into Holland during the first nine months of last year was 123.754. A glass of WOLFE’S SCHNAPPS before is an unfailing sppetkaz.