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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXX, Issue 27, 6 May 1916, Page 6

A Hiuvora Press Association telegram states that Joseph Wytkin, a married man, was accidentally killed this morning while driving a milk wagon to the Alton Factory. No particulars are available. Mr, Oliver Peacock;, the popular tenor of the lied Dandies, ■writes;— "1 “am really grateful to Fluenzol and al“ways keep a bottle at the theatre. It “seems to clear away the hoarseness, “which we, coming from Australia to “New Zealand, suffer from.” Gargle for throats, swallow for influenza, and to cure catarrh and colds sniff up liquid Fluenzol.

CATTi-E OH DAIRY FARM—NORTH AUCKLAND, ACRES, in two paddocks, wVJ’vJ good sheep and cattle country, now running cattle, will winter 30 coys in present condition, hall of it is good feed, balance fern and rough feed. Will come in well for milking upon or fattening when lot is in grass. About 1)0 acres r;ver Hat, balance rolling land. The owner of this having gone to the front, it is for sale—a Bargain at £5 per acre on easy terms. Apply “OWNER,” G.P.0., Auckland. NEW ZEALAND DEFENCE FORCES ARM BADGES.

\)Ai persona 5 u possession of Ann Badges (denoting holders’ nonacoeptance for Active Service), issued from this office, are notified that the French grey badge is I>o ho returned iUid will oe replaced by a Khaki armlet. The wearing of arm badges other than the authorised Khaki (with red crown), or Scarlet (with yellow j crown) is herein’ cancelled. E. P. COX, Major Commanding No. 8 Group. WANTED TO HIT, Second-Hand Benzine Engine, about six 1 horse power.- —Hurrcll Bros., Eltham.