BOY SCOUTS

Dominion, Volume 16, Issue 34, 3 November 1922, Page 8

BOY SCOUTS

THE PRESS APPEAL Dear Sir, — We have got a good start! Provided the suggestion made in your paper yesterday is carried out by all who desiie to help the Boy Scouts, not only shall we get the £lOOO asked for, but this city will raise this quota first. All I ask is for everyone to giro not less than ono shilling: for one person in each home or office to take the initiative and collect, that one shilling from pmong those in that home or office, and to send the total (though it be but 2s. 6d) to you. If this is done we win—hand* down t Let all who value this movement get busy I A' silent collection of one shilling a head, pleasel (Sad.) PERCIVAL WITHERSY. Hon. Financial Organiser, Boy Scouts’ Association. ■ DONATIONS RECEIVED “The boy who obeys the Scout laws In hfs dally life Is honourable, unselfish, loyal, courteous, cheerful, and manly, and has all the qualities that go to make him a good citizen in after life.”—Testimony of Lord Jellicoe, Dominion Chief Scout. We have to acknowledge receipt of the following donations towards the fund to continue and extend the work of the Boy Scouts' Association in New Zealand: — _ £ s. d.

A HANDSOME OFFER. Mr. Percival Witherby has received a letter from a. Wellington firm offering to contribute £5O, to the Boy Scout Press Fund, provided four other Wellington- firms do the same. Communications on this matter should be addressed to Mr. Withgrby, P.O. Box 92.

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