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Otago Daily Times, Issue 24834, 6 February 1942, Page 4

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS jpROM MM up to IMS Is tonfthy tortof the purity of Thomsons*.

PICTURES OF LONDON AFTER THE “BLITZ” ' NOW ON VIEW IN THE D.I.C. GROUND FLOOR. You are invited, amd urged, to see this collection of Photographs sent by the London Press Club to the New Zealand Newspaper Proprietors* Association " with the purpose of bringing home to the Empire overseas, more forcibly than has yet been. realised, the true character of Nazi bombing, with all its wanton destruction of objectives that are dear to the heart of bur people, but cannot possibly be claimed as of military value.” These Pictures speak for themselves of the wanton . and deliberate destruction of historical buildings, monuments, and records, of architectural treasures which are irreplaceable, of the private property, even of the - humblest homes of the civilian population;’ THE EXHIBITION IS OPEN DAILY FROM 10 A.M. FOR A SHORT period only; - You must see this Pictorial Record of London’s Ordeal. ADMISSION FREE. Collection Box, in aid of the Lord Mayor of London’s Air Raid Fund. When making or revising Y OUR WILL v Consult the Trust Officers of The perpetual trustees co., . .. ltd. ; • • ALFRED IBBOTSON, General Manager. 1 Vogel street, Dunedin.

“ Do not be confused by the opinions of exports and self-constituted experts on the rival merits of sand and water lor dealing with incendiary bombs said the Mayor and Chief Warden Mr J, A. C. Allum, in an address to Rotarians in Auckland on the E.P.S. ‘ The best advice is to rely upon and use both.”