THE CRY FROM BELGIUM
SALE OF TAIERI PRODUCE We cannot all live on farms and partake of the many samples of produce and baking that, are so plentiful in the farmer's home ; but when the mountain would not come to the prophet, the.prophet went to the mountain. And the Taieri farmers, '.heir lady friends, and others are setting up a huije display in the Early Settlers' Hall, Dunedin, on Friday and Saturday ! of this week, which they have gathered from the plains, and intend to .--el! to the residents of the City. There will be produce and stock of <>\ery kind, and abundance of baking, fruit.% <:lc. The tale will bo opened with no small amount of ceremony at 2 o'clock on Friday after- ' noon. Received from the tuning and repairing staff of Chae. Be»g and Co., Limited, 10s (seventh eonßrihuucn) iter ,lho Belgian fund: from "A.W.." second donation of 2s 6d for the Beehive fund: from "8.H.R.." 2s for the Brehivc fund. "Sheila," who hails from county. Wiekl low, sends us Bk. and promises to continue a small monthly i"ii.
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Evening Star, Issue 15776, 13 April 1915, Page 6
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181THE CRY FROM BELGIUM Evening Star, Issue 15776, 13 April 1915, Page 6
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