Page 11 Advertisements Column 1

Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3024, 10 March 1917, Page 11

■ ——■» : I . I (Awarded Ist Prize in the Bed Cross Corfpetition open to Boys and | Girls under 16.) | Good People of fair Now Zealand, . ~ I An appeal I make to you . | To givo your aid to this noble band I Of heroes brave and true. . j 'All dwellers in New Zealand, i This land of wealth, not dross, Give of your best most cheerfully, ' To help the brave "Bed Cross;' All people af these Island homes, United mourn the lose ' Of gallant lads whose dying hows iWere soothed by the brave "Bed Oross." "God Loveth a Cheerful Giver," The Good Book tells us_ &o; So givo, give, give to this noble band ' ! Who succour our lads laid low. Upon the wide world's battlefield Our Boys have won great fame, . So give your share to this noblo ; cause: Uphold New Zealand's nam&. Lot the message ring from shore to ehore — i New Zealand's topped the poll, i "Bed Cross" was helped as ne'er before, To bear war's heavy toll. And when this war is over. And Great Britain's won the loss," Our boy 6 will ne'er forget the folk .Who helpod the brave "Bed Cross."--PEABL BYRNE. Age 11 years next Sunday. No. 50, Awapuni Eoad, Gisborne. ;■, TO HELP THIS LITTLE GIRL'S APPEAL, TAKE TICKETS IN THE RED GROSS ART UNION-1000 SHEEP, DONATED BY TAiHAPE FARMERS. 3* PRIZES. TICKETS Is. EACH. Cut this out and mail, enclosing stamped addressed envelope. 'A; M. RYAN, Bed Cross 'Art Union, TAIEAPE, 1 enclose '£.... ..;*: , for .......*,„... Art Union Tickets. Name v......■..:.-...... ..»..;« Address "THE DOMINION." ' TICKETS AT TOBACCONISTS AND BOOKSELLERS. \