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Taihape Daily Times, 5 December 1918, Page 5

NAZOL FOE CONVALESCENTS The convalescent Influenza-patient,, unless lie takes due precautions, is a danger to every person lie meets. Everyone recovering from Infleunza, or Pneumonia should frequently inhale through a handkerchief ’ sprinkled with a few drops of NAZOL, and when, sneezing or coughing should cover both mouth and nose with a handkerchief iso prepared. NAZOL ;s a powerful, j non-irritant, safe germicide. Only 1/Q everywhere. 2 FOR HUMANITY'S SAKE. Owing to the ravages of the Epidemic, there are, in cur midst, women' and children left destitute. On their behalf, I appeal to the humanity and' generosity of the public cf this Borough and the surrounding for funds to provide for those left helpless. Immediate assistance is required. Donations may be sent to me until such time as a Public Meeting Is held to deal with the wholer matter and will be acknowledged in' the “Taihape Daily Times.” A. L. ARROWSMITH, 27th November, 1918. TAIHAPE AND DICTRICT RELIEF FUND. In connection with the above appeal I gratefully acknowledge the following donations: I have also to thankfully acknowledge one pound from the Rev. Father Cullen and one pound from Mr. W. Beuck for children’s clothes. A. L. ARROWSMITH.