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Sun (Christchurch), Volume V, Issue 1358, 20 June 1918, Page 8

MEASLES IN CAMP. The outbreak of measles among the troops was due to germs brought in bysoldiers returning from leave. A scientific and rapid method of coping with the malady is to sniff up, gargle, and swallow small quantities of warm Fluenzol, which dispels microbes without injury to the system. .4 GOVERNMENT NOTICES. TENDERS FOR TROOPSHIP CANTEEN STORES. SEALED TENDERS will be received up to 12 o'clock (Noonl on the Ist JULY, 1!>18, lor supply and delivery at Wellington or Port Chalmers of CANTEEN STORES FOR TROOPSHIPS. Tender forms may be obtained at Headquarters, N.Z. Military Forces, Wellington, and District Headquarters, Auckland, Christchurch, and Dunedin. Tenders must be addressed to the Quarter-master-General, N.Z. Military Forces, Wellington, and endorsed "Tender lor Troop- j' ship Canteen Stores." _ H. C. NUTSFORD, Assistant Quartermaster-General. 18th June, 1!M8. 9931 R. BARGROVE NEW BRIGHTON. LADIES' WINTER COATS, with and | without Eur Collars; also Separate Fur j Collars. 8032 \ VTSTANTED Sell, Small Casks for Summer j VV Drinks, Ice Cream Tubs, Oak Tubs for Shrubs and Flowers, Kauri Washtubs with ! brass plugs and chains, guaranteed not to leak, 32/0; Churns and Washing Machines made and repaired; Rakers' Ferment Tubs; Tubs for Pickling Meat. Sutherland, 70 Tuam Street W. 'Phone 1751. I>ED CROSS SALES DEPOT, next G.P.Q. V Gifts received and converted into cash New Zealand Ipw /palanil insurance lUtf LtMidSili CO.LIMITED FIRE MARINE ACCIDENT I LIVE STOCK MOTOR CAR 1 usteeo and Executo Attorneys, Agents W. I. BOLAM. SVfn