THE PRINCE'S APPEAL
-«. (To the Editor.) Siiv—ln the "Evening Post" I read the Pnnce's appeal to the people at Home, asking for help for the unemployed mmcis 5 families. As so much money as lequhed and every penny helps, could not something be done to stait a fund m New Zealand, the money collected to be bent to the Lord May--01 'a Fund? I am only a woiking man's wife and ive have foui voiinc chiklien to keep, but I am piepaicd to send my mite, and I am sme others will do the same. The Pimm's appeal was one that ought to touch all. From time to time money js collected to send to help ioieigiieis m other countries, so why not send to help oin own for a change?—l am, etc, L.B.W. -9th Deecmbei. In the Bad Boy's Diary—"Puce^'s" ' UunK-j Todaj:"Voiy hot. Was going sHiimning, but Dad s,ajs, 'You cut the lavn, oi I'll dunk joui share or liiaf "Puce's" Mothei Made'" 'Is («] boillo of "Pica's" Fimt Exli.iLt makes thiee gallons or euidul. All llavouis—Fla\omed Limes, Lemon, Oiange, and Baspbeny, aic among the vaiiehes offered. Your grocer Belli '' Price's''.—2.—Advf,
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Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 150, 31 December 1928, Page 8
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191THE PRINCE'S APPEAL Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 150, 31 December 1928, Page 8
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