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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 263, 2 August 1919, Page 7

A complete answer was given at the annual meetimr of the Mauawatu.Patriotic Society, which was held at Palmerston on Thursday evening to the criticism which has-been' levelled against the. society for not having already made a distribution of its funds amongst the returned soldiers of the district. The matter was broached when a letter was read from. Glen Orona and Kaiuintar.iu residents asking what tho society proposed lo do with the .large, amount of money if had in hand, whether the.same was lobo distributed among returned men., nnd if so, when the distribution was likely to take place.' The chairman. Mr. ,1.. A. Nash, M.P., pointed out that practically all the moneys collected and donated were given.for tho sick and wounded fund, and as all'the men had not, yet returned no distribution would bo made until a full list of the men entitled to participate was received. The society was at present in communication with 'the defence authorities and expected shortly to receive, a complete list of casualties' to soldiers from the society's district; Mr. J. M. Johnston emphasised that the money was for sick and wounded men, :uid ho look it lhat fit men would, not particiunlo in the distribution. Ho emphasised that manv 01. tho men who had returned -were sufleniig from sjekness which was of a recurrent nature or from wounds from the, effects of which they would never completely recover. If the society parcelled out all its funds at: this juncture Ihey would in future years have to raiso further funds for the disabled men. Thero could bo no general distribution of money for manv rears to come. In the course ot further discussion it was mentioned that the majority of the returned soldiers dm not expect that Ihe funds should -bo distributed amoiiK any of the soldiers other limn those .who had returned sick and disabled. At tho annual meeting of tho l.atornmoa DniiT Company. Messrs. Stratford, iunior, Adams, and Jeffrey were elected directors. Mr. Stratford was siihsoqucnl1y elected chairman. The average payment for, but tor-fat for the season was At. tlic Inst meeting of the florowhenua Lodgo of Druids, Bro. J. M'lntyro waspresented with some valuable pieces ot plate on his retirement from tho office ol treasurer, after having acted iu that ca- : pacify for seventeen yours. Hir .1 Madden, K.C.M.G- etc., Lieuten-ant-Governor and Chief Justice of Victoria when "dklivo; ing judgment in a coso in which an inferior substitute had been pushed as "just as good" as SANDER'S ETTCALYVTI EXTRACT, said with regardto tho GENUINE SANDER EXTB\CT: "Whenever an articio is commended'to the public by reason of its good quality, it is not permissible to , imitate any of its features.' Whin: mill" ft medicine it is "good quality" that you want, and SANDER'S EXTRACT' has Ihe endorsement and apthe highest authorities." Inhhled, applied,locally, ta'.ren on sugar nr in water as directed. SANDER'S EXTF \CT is equally beneficial hcoause it i* specially refined and prepared by Kinder'" process, and contains no harmful by-effects. Use SANDER'S-EX-TRACT only when vou desire good and ' lasting effects; no "]ust as good."-Advt.