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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume 76, 29 October 1941, Page 2

Once in 100 years THE NELSON EARLY SETTLERS' ASSOCIATION , appeals to all residents of Nelson Province far support in a community effort: 1 TO FINANCE SUITABLE* CELEBRATIONS AT THE TIME OF THE PROVINCE'S HUNDREDTH BIRTHDAY (£3OO is the estimate of requirements for this.) 2. TO RAISE £2OO MORE TO COMPLETE THE MEMORIAL ON CHURCH HILL. (£7OO has already been subscribed by 450 members.) WE WANT YOU TO JOIN THE ASSOCIATION Subscription is 5. - to end of December, 1942 BUY A BADGE TO MORROW GIVE A DONATION. After the Centennial all surplus monies go to Patriotic Funds. COME TO THE PORT AT 2 p.m. ON SATURDAY ALL Y’OUR FRIENDS WILL BE THERE.

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