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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2328, 9 December 1914, Page 4

The Now Zealand Moderate League, by advertisement in another column, calls the attention, of readers to the demonstration of public opinion evidenced at the publio meeting in' the Town Hall on Thursday' last, when, with an attendance of close on three thousand, a resolution was carried by what was stated to he a ten to one majority warning the electors against Prohibition, and.urging them to study the League's; platform before, casting their votes. The special correspondent of the '"Standard" gave an interesting account in that paper (October 3) of the work being done in Paris by the Wotfen's Hospital Corps which went from England three weeks before under the leadership of Or. Louisa Garrett Anderson (not Mrs. Garrett Anderson as he eays) and' Dr. Flora Murray, and is now established in Claridgo Hotel, Ohamos Elysee's. We havo not space to quote more than the admiring words "of the French stockbroker who keeps tho door, and who said, amongst other things most awful and impossible work is done by them as simply and quietly as if they wero taking tea. '.' . . And they go about their duties just as if they wore merely keeping house." : If you havo a. Cold, insist on getting "NAZOL/' It only costs eighteenpence. is perfectly wholesome and harmless, and cures Colds and CiluSji? mo™ certainly and scientifically than.nny other prepara, tion yet discovered. CO doses Js, §4 — Advt. ""'-■ News has been received that Mrs. St. Clair Stobart's Hospital, in Antwerp, equipped by the Women's National Ser--vice League, has already received 120 wounded soldiers, and more are expect, ed. There are 80 other hospitals in the city, but this is. tho only one organised apd officered entirely by women, and it is as popular in Antwerp as the Women's Hpspital Corps is in Paris. For Bronchial Coughs and Coldu, iVoada' Great Pepnermint Cure. Is, Bd,*.