A Victory : choir of ,10^000 voices sang m; Hyde -Park' on Empire Day. Massed Guards' bands participated. Canada' sent 8000 aviation officers . to join the , Royal Air . Force during the war,, according to a statement made recently. vby Sir Edward Jfcemp, Canadian Minister, .of 'Overseas' Service. For Pron-i^biai Gdiighsi , take Woodo' Gr«*k>P«PT<ero>i«it Cnr*.~* Ml*. Douglas Hodgson, "whoße accidental death m England was chronicled recently, was manager of the ■ Timaru branch of the business of Messrs. A. and T; Burt (Ltd.), He left New Zea^ land m 1016 with the Expeditionary Forces, attached to the Medical £orps. He served m France up to the signing pi" the armifltice, when he entered temporarily into the service of the firm's London house, preparatory to again taking up his duties m New Zealand. For Ohronio Cbeet Oomplaintß. «. Woods' Great Peppermint Our*. — 3
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLVI, Issue 14936, 14 June 1919, Page 5
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