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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3016, 1 March 1917, Page 4

Captain-Chaplain Greigg, who returned by tlio Manuka, received :i warm welcome from the Methodist Conference. Tho chaplain was wounded at El Arish in tho first battle- there, and ho still carries tho bullet in his body. In his brief address hi returning thanks for tho cordial welcome ho had received, tlio chaplain spoko in tho highest terms of tho Now Zealand men, both as soldiers and clean livers.

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"No-Eubbing" Laundry Help, popularly known iia the Abolisher of.Washboard Slavery, continues to enthuso Wellington ladies, storekeepers, merchants, and the Legislative Council. The "Thinker" note-book is given free •with every Iβ. package of "No-Eubbing."— Advt.