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Evening Post, Volume CXXXIII, Issue 133, 8 June 1942, Page 3

FORGOTTEN —by the folk back home ? Don't let at be said that any of us forgot our brave boys. They risked everything for our sake —we must not let them down. So far the returns have been poor. The response does not measure up to Wellington's usual generosity. If the collector fails to call on you, please forward your donation to the Appeal Office, Room 207, D.I.C. Building, Wellington. All donations of £25 or over will be acknowledged in the "Evening Post" as soon as the lists are collected and checked and space is available. THIS IS THE FINAL APPEAL FOR 1942. HOUSEHOLDERS! —Please make your donation at BUSINESS MEN!—From the one-man business We least one day's income. This is an all-purposes suggest £10—and from larger firms correspondingly-, appeal. ' more. You owe it to them. GIVE TILL IT HURTS t WELLINGTON PATRIOTIC FUND APPEAL (Inserted by Courtesy of the SELF-HELP CO-OP. LTD.) W^^^^^^J^^^lJW^^^^^^J^^^^Fw^^^^^^'^^^itl W^^^^^^^^^^%l^^^J^^^^^^^^^^^^^J9^^^^^^^^^^^9 d^^^^^^^^^^^H^^^^^^^^^^^^r^^^^^^^^^^^^^r (^^^^^"^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Japan's ChalleiMic Mint Be Net By ACTIOM! IN these few simple words was expressed the determination of 130 million Americans and every New Zealander. J^wHlwll*— united action— unflagging effort for 24 hours of every day in the year. ACTION WITHOUT INTERRUPTION — only this will be enough. Any single factor which interrupts 6ur war effort will definitely help the enemy. An hour would be bad — a day would be worse, but an election would be tragic. ■ * No Election for the Duration— PLEASE! CERTIFIED.—Inserted by two business institutions. . . ' i DDny^UITIS i m\ > <o%m ' :>ii^ Rub this powerful ointment on throat, ~x| v *vsv *& ,~,~,~~, ~*,,, Wg #Jr w .^^w^ Mar Ids Cxpefts Jill!!! —- — •■——■-» MOTOR CYCLES