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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVII, Issue 44, 17 September 1918, Page 8

T. I. LAPIASON. AUCTIONEER, vTKATFORD. ! 1 Sales held in all oarts of the district. Always in Stock Kempthorne and Prosser Ferti) izers, bonemeal superphospate, Salt, Rclipso turnip manure, tats, chaff, hui ley, bran, calf meal, turnip and rape, seeds, and ill kinds or pr>> duce. 4 s Ua dl 8 (One Million Pounds) Spent oil olaiers Comforts Over £1,000,000 have been spent by The Church Army in providing and carrying on REST HUTS AND TENTS MOTOR AMBULANCES KITCHEN CARS 4 HOSTELS INSTITUTES and HOSPITALS in all Campa snd in every Battle Zone; MORE MONEY IS URGENTLY NEEDED to give Comforts and Recreation to our Soldiers and Sailors in New Zealand —in England —in France—in Italy—in Mesopotamia —in Palestine—in Salonika—and on Every Sea. For this noble work w® want more money i —TO EXTEND the work at Trentimm, Feathers ton, Tauherenikau, Awnpuni, Narrow Neck. —TO ERECT an Institute at Rotorua for Convalescent Soldiers. -TO INCREASE the Grants to Chaplains, to buy Cbmforta for the N.Z.Boysln Camps, on Troopships, at the Front and in Hospitals. -TO RELIEVE THE NECESSITIES —financial and otherwise—of our Soldier Boys. YOU CAN DO SOMETHING. DO IT TO-DAY! Send Your Donation to Tin* Military Affairs Conmiltee, Jas. W. Henderson I Honorary Goo, Shirtcliffe j Treasurers 20 Mulsravo Street, WELLINGTON Crone all Chequ:-s“ Union Bank, Wellington." V HAINFft-4 til Ji CARRAGEEN dj , h ‘IJ•!;!?. m* *«« i , r . CItRSC r here y 8 Nothing Better 'or Coughs and Colds! Imy serious lung troubles || uay result from a neglected old. Bennington’s will cure t—and cure it now. Sate *< ,nd sura, containing no opiates >r harmful drugs, Bonningon’s is as good for the little mes as for the older folk. frisk Mos: Used vrhat Mr. A. A. Jackson, Head Salesman, Bristol Piano Co., Ijta., Dunedin b | snrs:—“Tor many years I have used |l Bonnlngton’B Irish Moss—sufficient to o say thst I am never without a bottle, and when coughs and colds are provaUnt there is nothing Hike bettor.” There’s only one genuine Bennington's Irish Moss—get it. nor » 6o& 7

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