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Sun (Christchurch), Volume VI, Issue 1641, 19 May 1919, Page 2

A Press Association message from Auckland states that the Society of Friends has made a further appeal to Sir James Allen for the relea«(p from prison of conscientious objectors, -stating that the alternative suggested by the Minister, of employment on the State Farm at Levin, is regarded M improper. You can depend upon everything being done promptly and well if you ouly hand your shipping documents to J. M. ; Heywood and Co., Ltd. They are recognised as Experts at this work. Telephones 250, 1241 and 2174 fi

—Bonnington's has held a premier place and to-day enjoys immense popularity in thousands of families. The reason isn't hard to find—is the standard family cough remedy, and is sure and prompt in relieving stubborn coughs and colds in both old and young. In all cases of cold in the head, throat or lungs. There is nothing to equal Bonnington's Irish Moss—it contains no opiates or harmful drugs. Keep a bottle in the house-a dose or two after a " wetting" will speedily counteract chills and stop a cold becoming serious. Look for Bonnington's name on the bottle and beware of substitutes. ill