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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 311, 20 September 1918, Page 4

An interesting fact about the .Wellington Central by-election is that can'didates will not bo able to use the Town Hall during the campaign. The big Auditorium is booked for the bazaar in nid of tlie St. Mary of the Angels' Church from Monday evening till after tho polling day, Octobor 3, at any rate. The Camp Commandant at Featherston acknowledges with thanks tho receipt of the following gifts to . tho clamp hospitals.—Salvation Army, Featherston, sweets, handkerchiefs, and stationery; Mrs. W. E. Bidwill, Featherston, flowers; Wairarapa Hosnitnl Committee (per Mrs. Q. Donald, Feathoreton), cakes, one case of oranges, pino apples. A list of meetings in support of Mr. 1 , . Frascr, the official Labour candi* dato, is advertised in this issue. SIMPLE IDEAS ARE PAID FOE. There's money in that --dea. That littlo timo-«aving device you "made yourself! , ' There may be lots of money in it. Fortunes have been made out of very 6implc ideas. But ! here's, such a thing as being: forestalled—<>.s many a man has found out to his lees. To-day is tho time to act—do so! Get our free book, "Advice to Inventors;"— Henry Hughes, Ltd., Patent Agents, 157 Featheieton Street, Wellington,—Advt. Nuraes know tho value of Groats—Build up the patient's strength on Doctor's Cream O'Gronts. Always fresh- try it to-day.-Advt. "A littlo nonsense now and then is relished by tho wisest men" or keenest sellers of "GOLDEN RULE" Soap. "GOLDEN RULE" Candles, "KEEP SMILING" Sandsoap, and "NO RUBBING" Laundry Help, Mid in this connection our thoughts turn pleasantly to the W.F.C.A., Ltd.. Wellington's Progrceeito Groccrv-Adyt. . .