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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLVII, Issue 15359, 1 November 1920, Page 11

~ , I I , ... ..fa • The Auckland City Council has decided to vote £10,000 'and lhe Harbor Board £5000 towards a war memorial museum m Auckland, subject to validating legislation, which it is believed will he secured this session. "In these days'* when Sovietism and ' workirig-cln.ss control of -industries are , openly advocated, Tit behoves the employers ot the Dominion to close their ranks and combine to defeat mdyements which ' have* only* resulted ih 'disaster and ruin wherever they have been adopted," stated the annual report of the New Zealand Employers- Fedcrtion. "While the future presents some features which give cause for anxi«4y, so far as tmancial and industrial prospects are Concerned, it is believed that, with prudence ana strong government, New Zealand will eventually emerge stronger and better m all ways -as the' result Of the experiences she has passed through during tne recent trying years. By the co-opention of its affiliated bodies the New Zetland Employers' Federation should be tblc to do its part .effectively m true .empirebuilding during this perlpd of industrial reconstruction,":; "■ j^ LOST ALL DRINK CRAVINtX .... "t bless -tfie day that I got V Drinka" Powders. My "husband haa lost all craving for drink, go I think after two years', relief from tho worry it gave me I can .testify to '"Drinko's"- -worth. Though thy hußband has lately had an illness and had to 'have a little alcohol daily, he does not long for it amy more." This /from a farmer's -wife m: Oamaru. Original .teatirtonial shown, -to any genuine; enquirer; v ' Save your friend or iielaift^from the grip of p drink through 'T^rinko." Write for free booklet. Enquiries conndeh-, tial. Plain envelopes used. — Lady MahaIger, "Drinko" Proprietary, 212 A;Y., Lnrpbtop Quay, Wellington.— l.