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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVII, Issue 4, 31 July 1918, Page 8

■ The 'Soldier's "Ftietkd "Kindly convey our sincere thanks to your Committee for the books of Y.M.C.A. Coupons which arrived by the last mail. You could not have chosen a better method of assisting Wakanpu boys, considering the Y.M.C.A. is a soldier's best friend, ard is to be found in all sorts ol buildings within a short distance of the 'firing line,' where the efforts of this institution are greatly appreciated by all." Scoies of other letters from the boys eulogise the service o! the Y.M.C.A. flpnd donations to Capt. D, A. Tlon. Niition.'il'Y.M.C.A. Treasnrer. Baiter'* BniJdinir. WfUinptnn. 7

Some people say they are tired ol giving to so many Patriotic Funds. "They have had enough of it." If the tired Soldiers said " We've had enough of it," They must continue their grim work. We must continue to help them. Our Soldiers and Sailors everywhere need Rest and Recreation, Comforts and Amusement. Convalescents deserve all the aid we can possibly give them. Troops in Camp and at the Front make Better Soldiers if they are well cared for in their hours of <case. To supply Rest, Refreshments, and Comforts to all our Soldiers is the aim of in Training Camps, on Troopships, Hospital Ships, in Hospitals, and on Every Battle Front. In New Zealand this work is carried on by The Military Affairs Committee of the Church of England. Help us to help our Boys ! Send Your Donation to~day to The Military Affairs Committee Jas. W. Henderson ) Honorary Guo Shirtcliffe } Treasurers 20 Miilgrave Street - Wellington Crona all ChrnuOi " Union Bank, Wellington," HAINES-fl For COUfiHSr COLDS; CATARRH, use ° "^'' Registered Namo 'MI;, . , for J„ Haah's £i&ence Costs 2/- Makes! tfint' ,r ßa#e\i io/i Good, also for. Toothache, Earache and Btoraacb, Gran} ps. and Diarrhoea when ': nsed.yVth'Out'R'weott'ti'jng,. 7 □ DD