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Star (Christchurch), Issue 6128, 15 March 1898, Page 2

Druids' Smoke Concert. — A special' smoke concert, under the auspices of the' Ivy of Linwood Lodge, was held in theHibernian Hall last evening. There was a full attendance, representatives from the various societies being present, and Mr Loughrey- occupied the chair. The opportunity was taken to maSte two presentations, one to Bro Ashton, for initiating the 1 largest number of members during the half-year, and the other to Bro Baker, both' taking the form of a framed emblem; During the evening songs were contributed by Messr3 T. Tankard. S. Clifford, C. Read, A. Miller, E. Bourdfitj A. Young, Alexander and D. Manson, solos by Messrs Bush, Tankard, Barnes and Poore, step dances by Messrs Miller and O'Connor and a ventriloquial entertainment by Mr F. J. Foley. The usual toasts were honoured, and the gathering broke up with the singing of " Auld Lang Syne." Certainly the best known medioino is Bander and Sou's Kuoalypti Ext/aot. Tost its eminently powerful effects in congliß, cold Influenza— tho relief is instantaneouß. • In serious cases, and aeci. fonts of all kindß, botboy wounds, burns, soold. ngs, bruises, sprains, it is the safest roinedy— no swelling, no Inflammation. Like surprising effeots produced in orpup, diphthria bronohitis, inflammation ot the lungs, -rweJlin^s, Ac Diarrhoea, dyEontbr/, diaeasos of the kidnoye ana urinary organs. In use at hospitals and medioal olinios at over the globe; patronise by hiß MaJoßcy the King of Italy, orowned with medal ana diploma at International Exhibition, Amsterdam. Trast inhe BPprorad artialo, isd re]eot all others.