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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 123, 18 February 1919, Page 2

A recent letter received by • the secretary of the Trentham. Dominion Scholarships Art Union is eloquent of the interest taken in this, work by the relatives of soldiers.. It reads as follows:— • "Will you please send me one pound (.£1) g worth of tickets.- I have three kiddies, - and their daddy is left' behind 'Some- . where in Prance.'" The Art Union prizes total about .£6300, the first prize J being valued at JGIOOO. The price oi tic- ' kets is Is. each. ■■ Owing .to disorganisa- ' tion of the committee work through the « Influenza Epidemic,, it has been found ( necessary to poSi«K>ne tho drawing of S this Art Union until July 31, by permis- I si'on of the Minister of Internal Affairs. ( All butts must bo sent in to the score- [ tarv by 'Tune 30. A large announcement | with lull particulars of the Art Union ( appears in this issue. | Wages in the steel -industry in Iho j (Tnited State? advanced 133 per cent, be- \' tween Janunry, 191fi, and October( 1918. | < Institution of an eight-hour day i* I I c(|iiivalent to a wage adynnco of 10 per I cent, and-constitutes the eighth wage in-- ! ctenso steel workers have received t-ince I tne beginning of HUG. ■■ ■■ I Somo very extreme cases of lallins huir | as a result of influenza have come to. , Mrs. Rolleston's for treatment lately. It cannot be too strongly einphnsiwd thai , (his trouble is very serious unless prompt action is taken'. Mrs. Rolleston's reputation is an assurance of capable and earcful treatment. . IMG Lnmbton Quay.Ailvt., ■■■-.'• Our spcciiil lines of small.boys' Black ' Boots, sizes 1 to 10, at 175.. Gil. and tfc. 6(1., and Tan Boots at 18s. (kl. and 10s. 6d' arc worth your inspection. Gco. Foivlds, Ltd., Manners Street—Advt.