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Levin Daily Chronicle, 4 May 1918, Page 1

"Xo butter, no margerinc, no checsc, no bacon, but no matter! Xo grumbling."—A Farrington street shop notice (London). The Canterbury College Board of Governors yesterday adopted the following recommendations of the Professional Board: "That 119 defaulter under the Military Service Act shall be allowed to attend lectures at Canterbury College, and that in the event of any student becoming a defaulter his name be jiosted 011 the main notice board at the college." During the year ending March 31st, 1017, .'iS>,o-2 acres of lease-in-perpel-uity land was converted into freehold, the amount, received by the Government being £-115,1 S3. The total area of Crown land converted into freehold was 1(i,524,31-t acres. Rebates amounting to £50,0-17 were made to Crown tenants by the Government. The (oral area of native land in the Dominion on March 31st, .1917, was (5,73(),51S acres. SOMEWII KBE IN EUANCE. Private P. \V. Stratford, Bth A.D.P.S., A.T.F., in a recent letler states: '"The most valuable thing T look away in my kit when I embarked for the front was Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea iiemody. It has eased many a pain for me as well as for my comrades and I certainly think that every soldier leaving for the front should take a bottle with him." Sold evei-ywhere.

INFLUENZA. This most distressing and dangerous disease is readily controlled with Chamberlain's Cough TJemedy. Tlie pain in the chest s promptly relieved, the cough soon disappears, Ihe fever stibs'des. and (lie entire body becomes more comfortable. Re-i-ovurv is complete, and you escape the after-effects of the disease. Sold everywhere. For Children's Hacking Cough at night, Woods' Great Peppermint Cure. Is 6d, 2s P 1 -