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Hokitika Guardian, 13 September 1917, Page 3

Corporal -Leslie Wilton Andrew who has been awarded the Victoria Cross for conspicuous bravery on the field of action, was only twenty years of #g* last March. Ho was born at Ashurst, and was a son of Mr. W. Andrew, who for some time was a teacher in the Ross and Hokitika schools, later being headmaster at Wanganui. Corporal -Andrew is described as a particulai ly bright young man, with a natural aptitude for soldiering, and very' keen “on his job.” The fact that he was only eighteen year t s of ago when ho enlisted, and qualified by examination for a commission, indicates the capacity of the latest Now Zealander in win the highest order for bravery, * ;.

The now season’s millinery Is now on snow at Misses Addison’s; Lilac an<t Grope de Chine and Ninon coverings, with floral trimmings, show among the higher class models.-pAdVt. ' . | John Parkhill was'somewhat shv_at' first about “No R libbing” Laundry' Help, but now he is one of its staunchest supporters and sells a lot of it at the low price of Is per packet with Thinker Note Book eiven free.—Advt. The cable news in this issue accredited to the “Times” has appeared in ttmt journal but only whero expressly stated is snoh news the editorial pinion of tbp “Time* ” “No Rubbing” Laundry Help is our .cnecinl favourite for washing silks, muslins, prints, woollens and mechanics’ overalls spotlessly clean without rubbing or injury to the.bands or fab- • r ic We give the'famous Thinker Note Rock free with eVfefy Ts.-pabket of “No Rubbing”—Ad?i.