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White Ribbon, Volume 24, Issue 288, 18 June 1919, Page 8

N.Z. W.e.T.U. List of Literature NOW IN STOCK. DEPARTMENTAL LITERATURE CAN BE OBTAINED FROM Puritv .tnd General: Mrs Mowleni, Constable Street, Wellington. Maori: Mrs Walker, Fox St., Gisborne. L.T.L. and Cradle Roll: Mrs Neal, Manchester Street, Eeilding. Scientific Temperance: Miss Helver, Tonks Grove, Wellington Medical Temperance: Mrs Neal, Man Chester Street, Eeilding. BOOKLETS AND LEAFLETS Mrs Webb's “W.C.T.U.,” 6d per doi. Membership Pledge Cards, 6d per dor N. 7. Constitutions, 3d each The Fiddlers (by Arthur Mee), 6d each W.C.T.U. Envelopes, 25 for 6d Song Leaflet, “All Round the World,” is 3d per 100 W.C.T.U. Writing Pads, is each. PURITY. “A Man’s Question,” is 6d per doz. “The Maiden Tribute to the Modern Mars,” 3s per 100. “Purity Advocate,” quarterly, 6d per annum “Confidential Talks to Young Men,' and “Young Women,” is 6d “Nineteen Beautiful Years,” by Frances Willard, 3s 3d “Stand Up, Ye Dead,” 4s (>d “The Story of Life,’ Xd and is 3d “Maternity Without Suffering,” 3s gd “Almost a Man,” “Almost a Woman,” is 3d each “What a Young Girl Ought to Know,” 5s “What a Young Boy Ought to Know,” 5s “White Ribbon Hymn Books,” with music, 3s. “White Ribbon Hymn Books,” words only, is 6d per dor. Pledge Books for Non-Members, 6d each. W.C.T.U. Badges (silver) is 3d, or 14s per doz. Booklet, “What is the W.C.T.U.,” 4d ea<h, or ;,s b<H pel doz. Treasurers’ Slips and Removal Notes foi Corresponding Secretaries, 4d per doz.. ean be had from Miss Henderson. 26, Tui Street, Fendalton, Christchurch. MRS MOW LEM, Constable Street, Wellington.