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New Zealand Times, Volume XLIV, Issue 10275, 9 May 1919, Page 6

"Mother needed not experience to bo kind.”—Stanns. Tt come to her naturally, and therefore nlwnvs on the homo shelf is a big bottle of Baiter's Lung Preserver, ready for Tommy’s little sneezes and sniffles. Just now tho weather is so changeable that all mothers should have Baxter's handy: 2s 6d per largo bottle. * A cable message from London announces the death of A. W. Cox, racehorse owner. Speaking at tho Anglican Synod at Napier last night on the question of reviving; tho Bihlc-in-Schools League, the Bishop of Wellington said that modtern civilisation was merely nominally Christian, but when really heathen [with a tincture of Christianity. Iloligious education by convinced Christian teachers was necessary. Canon P. T. "Williams ascribed all social evils’ to the absence of religion from tho education system and said that whole-hearted support of tho Church schools was essential. The Primacy Bill regulating tho mode of election of tho Primate passed its second reading.—Press Association. For Chronic Che«t f"”’’' Woods’ flr-i” ■r-n r ut Cure