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Taranaki Daily News, 15 November 1915, Page 5

Writing to his sister in Wellington, a | New Zealand trooper says-—"After having all details taken 'at the hospital clearing station on the beach, I was, with a couple of hundred more, taken out in launches to a hospital ship lying in the bay. And what ship do you think it was? It was our own ship the Maheno. I can tell you I was pleated to be aboard her after hearing from you about her and reading about her in the papers you sent. It was a link with dear old Wellington right enough. . . , There was also our old Presbyterian minister aboard, the Rev. Dutton. . . We w<jrc given some tea and bread and butter, which was most acceptable, especially the latter, which was something I had not seen for close on two months. . . I first had n hot bath and got into clean pyjamas, then into bed. It was heavenly after sleeping in one't, clothes on the ground for seven weeks, and without a wash at that." \ SHOULD NOT RUN ITS COURSE. Never permit a cold to run its coon* for more fatalities have their orisin 5. nr rnatilt fmm ° «-M *v _T „«T? cause. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy it the most prompt and effective medicine for coughs and colds. It loosens the cough, relieves the lungs, opens the secretions and sdds Nature to restore the system to • healthy condition. Sold ta *B <&u«bte «d atarekNßen. 1