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Thames Star, Volume LVIII, Issue 18384, 4 July 1917, Page 2

At 'the meeting of the Thames Re'iie Club held lost night, a letter wae received from Mr J. E. Ensoll, asking t'.iat the proceeds of the' forthcoming proil iction would bo devoted to the patriotic funds. It was unanimously decided to adopt Mr Ensoll's suggestion. A concert and dance will be hdd in the Hikutaia Halt to-anoiTcvj' An excellent programme lias* been prepared under t!he direction of Messrs. A. Williams and R. R. Me Gregor. For the benefit of some leading. Tlhames amateurs fi char-a-banc will leaive Maay street cor nor on Thursday at 7 p.m. Further particulars .will be found iv our :idvertising columns. Included in the names drawn in the ninth billot is that of Mr E. Saundors, of the mechanical staff of the Thames Star. Mr Saunders volunteered S' me time ago, and was accepted, being n AL fi?d to go into camp on August 21. . It is therefore clear tha/t his name should not have been in the ballot, or 6hauld at least ha.ye been starred. Mr Saunder& is the sixth** member of our staff to join | the colours. For Chronic Cnest Complaints, Woo Is' Great Peppermint Cure, Is 6d, 2s 6d. Use tne most up-to-date method for washing clothes; that is "No Rubbing Laundry Help," as it washes clotheß clean without rubbing and we guarantee it not to injure the most delicate fabncs.—Advt. Nasal Catarrh or Cold in the Head comes with cold web weather. Don't wain until it has a strong hold upon you, hut at the first nm use "NAZOL" free\y. Thousands havw «»oved ita worth.— Advt. "No Rubbing Laundry Help" washes clothes clean without washboard drudg. ' cry. £10 guarantee with each 1* carton which contains sufficient for seven wanning*.—Advt. Sale Time at Cullen's. Cullen's Great Winter Sale now on.—A.dyife j