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Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16263, 13 July 1918, Page 2

All correspondence, with addresses enclosed, replied to privately by post. MRS ROLLESTON, * Dominion Buildings, Cathedral equare. NURSING DIVISIONS. " The Christchurch Division of the St. John Ambulance Brigade held its fortnightly meeting this week. Miss Mills, lady superintendent, presiding. Members, after demonstrating the uses of the triangular bandage, were tested in first, aid l>y Mr Thomas, district superintendent. The Selwyn Nursing Division met this week, with a food attendance of members. Miss Adams, first officer, was in charge. A very interesting and instructive address upon "First Aid in Midwifery" was preen by M'ss Newman, matron of St, Helens Hospital, who was accorded a hearty vote of thanks. The usual collection for soldiers' comforts met with a liberal response in both money and goods. Ib it necessarr to impoTt FUR COATS? It may not bo generally known that JUNE and JULY Black Rabbitekins make anything equal to the imported article. W. A. COLWILL, FURRIER, 205 HIGH STREET, is prepared to Tan and Dress Skinsf and make Coatß to measure at a lower prioe than you can possibly import them. COLWILL is the largest manufacturer of FURS in XEW ZEALAND. 2561