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Wanganui Chronicle, 25 November 1901, Page 3

"How long- will the war last?" is the oftrepeated question. A Briton and pro-Boer argued on the question the other day, and were eager to wager as to the duration. They should leave such matters to our military experts and Soldiers of the Queen, and invest their money in Sykes' Cura Cough, which will fit them for the front in case they are called on to take up arms.—All Chemists and' Storekeepers. Sir Redvers, Buller, through a friend, has denied the statement credited to him, viz : That he would eat his Christmas dinner in Pretoria. He is not the type of man to use such bombastic and high-falutin' talk. He knows his contract and he is going to oarry it out thoroughly. It can be safely said that Sykes' Cura Cough needs no such credits. Use it, and it will act for itself.—At all Chemists' and Storekeep-

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