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Gisborne Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21582, 8 December 1944, Page 3

m a®?, Bgg r &Sf/& WWf aa ?fz/3 m t v//A ?A Z^T~S'-~ &M/«> c f fe -X_/ <r-v/ M '. ill 7/, .4€o^ I BWSSWW A **<£ ; ** \ m* >■>>/5 m '"’x M r..<o 6" /A^ teiS \ v K Happy, healthy childhood is the birthright of ail boys and girls. The Health Camp movement is planned to bring extra sunshine and fresh air into the lives of thousands of young New Zealanders every year. There are Health Camps in all the main districts, and any delicate or debilitated child (between ages 5 and 13) can receive a Health Camp holiday, Irrespective of class or creed. You can help this inspiring movement by buying Health Postage Stamps regularly. Use them on ali your Christmas mail, both letters and parcels. Health Postage Stamps add a novel and attractive effect. Get a supply today! Prices lid., Green (Id. for postage, id. for health) and 3d., Blue, (2d. for postage, Id. for health). Read How They Increase in Value! The two 1931 Health Postage Stamps, with fat values o 2d and 3d respectively, arc offered !( sale to-ttav by N.Z. stamp dealers at l'./6 ear and bv English dealers at 25s each, used or vi used. ‘ One Australian dealer’s price for Hr 1 stamps is GO/-. , Later Health Postage Stamps arc of.s prices up to 12/6 each. BUY SEVERAL SHEETS—keep them or use tTv j as gifts-and see how they Increase in value. ALTH POSTAGE STAMPS PRICE 31 & Ilf To Business Firms You can help by "changing over" to Health Postage Stamps for a period —say one month, or from now until Christmas. Start now 1 at sMx A ovkv 70%i “Children’s Health is the Nation’s Wealth” I wv'F 1 f^ m © IjpP^ 88K mm w m % m;*

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