RETURNED SOLDIERS

Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 236, 30 June 1920, Page 8

RETURNED SOLDIERS

Returned soldieis 1 are expected to attend in large numbers to-night the extraordinary general meeting, which is to be held in the club rooms, LambtoniQuay, nt 7.30-o'clock, to discuss the statement .recently made "by the Prime Minister regarding the finance of the "Dominion and the possible effect it will on tho present scheme of advances to returned soldiers. Local members of Parliament have expressed their intention of accepting the invitation to' be present and listen to the debate. Meetings will bo held throughout the Dominion at tho same time, and it is hoped that the effect will be to impress upon the Government the necessity of giving this matter its urgent consideration. A very important resolution will be moved !>y the president, Mr. W. Perry, and seconded by Mr. A. B. Sievwright, after which'tho members will be asked to state their views on tho subject. 1

A meeting of the executive of the New Zealand Automobile Union was held las* night. Dr, C.. P. Knight presided. The question of the acceptance of the realisations of the Otago Motor Olub, and the Canterbury Automobile Association was •reforred to the annual meeting.. It was decided to liold the annual meeting on July 22.. - Some excellent 6liooting has been dono by Mr. L. P. Wrigley, secretary of the Wellington Harbour Board Eiflo Olub, who has secured :tho hat trick by malting a possible of 70 in the last three matches. This is a particularly ftno effort, as the Harbour Board's, range is considered the most difficult rango to shoot on in Wellington. START THIS WINTER FREE FROM COLDS. Theso aro the days when colds are easy to catch, and hard to shift. Summer weather one day, the next the cold wind and rain of winter. Sometimes summer and winter both in the one day—a bright, sunny morning, full of promise of a 6\immer day, tempts one to don light garb. A sudden chan„« before evening, and, before one knows it. he is caught in tho grip of a very troublesome cold— perhaps not serious—just one of those persistent, troublesome colds that aro so difficult to shake off. It is just because tho autumn colds are so hard to 'not rid of that you must effectually dral with the first sisrn of a cold that 6hows itself at this timo of the year. A bottle of Dr. Sheldon's New > Discovery is n safeguard against such ills. In the home where It is always found coughs .ind colds' do not intrude. A doso of Dr, Sheldon's New Discovery Flionld bo taken before a cold weakens the system. It will banish your cold and giv* you a clear start fo' the winter season. Price, 2s. nnd 3s. Gd.