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Owing to the fact that the < British Government has prohibited the export of al cocoa and chocolate we are unable to get supplies and our stock of prizes is exhausted. As soon as the embargo is removed and we are able to get stocks we shall redeem all coupons that are in circulation, but meantime ask our clients to hold •same. If unable to buy BOURNVILLE COCOA at the present time, do not forget to buy it when times are normal again, and grocers again have it. Remember. Good digestion follows the use of Mother Sdgefs Syrup I because, this world-famous tonic acts directly upon the jj digestive organs, the stomach, liver, and bOwcls. The | medicinal extracts and other ingredients'in the Syrup tone! | np and strengthen the stomach, so that it can digest food i thoroughly, while the liver and bowels, too, are aided | in their important duties. If you have any digestive | trouble, take Mother SeigeTs Syrup, for a while, and § flpb how quickly your digestion improves, .to I the wonderful benefit of your general health, | tfiiA © T H IE R
_ : _;-4vQOO,OO<L (One Million Pounds) Over £1,000,000 have been spent by The Church Army in providing and carrying on, BEST HUTS AND TENTS MOTOR AM BULANCES KITCHEN CARS HOSTELS INSTITUTES and HOSPITALS in all Camps and in every Battle Zohb: MORE MONE r ~ ' iWWHMfM to give. Comforts and Recreation tb bur Soldiers and Sailors in New Zealand —in England —in Prance—in Italy—in Mesopotamia —in Palestine—in Salonika—and on Every Sea. Per this noble work we want more money -TO EXTEND the work at Trentham, Featherston, Tauheronikau, Awapurii, Narrow Neck. —TO ERECT an Institute at Rotorua lor Convalescent Soldiers. -TO INCREASE the Grants to Chaplains, to buy Comforts for the N.S.Boynin Camps, on Troopships, at the Front and in Hospitals. 4 TO.RELIEVE THE NECESSI-TIES-financial and otherwise—of our Soldier Boys. YOU CAN DO SOMETHING. DO IT TO-DAY ! S*nd Your Donation to The Miliary Affairs Committee, J'ns. W. Henderson j Honorary, V«'\ Shil'tcljiio ) Treasurer'a 20 'Mulgrave Street, WELLINGTON Cross all Oboqncß " Umon Hank, Wellington."
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVII, Issue 4, 31 July 1918, Page 3
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