Page 8 Advertisements Column 5

New Zealand Herald, Volume LV, Issue 16914, 29 July 1918, Page 8

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A Great and Wonderful Dramatic Story. Screoncd at Every Seiwion TO-DAY AT THE GRAND. Patriotic Notices. §A UCKLAND WOMEN'S APATRIOTIC LEAGUE, GIRLS' BRANCH. A Meeting to consider the Formation of a Girls' Branch of the above League will be held at Basten's College Rooms, opposite Smeeton'o, on TUESDAY NEXT, 30th July, at 7.80 p.m., and if considered advisable, to appoint Convener, Secretary, Treasurer, and Working Committee), and to arrange future meoting place. Open to all business girls and young people wishing to associate for patriotic work. • H. BASTEN, Convener pro tem. TJED JERSEY APPEAL. yiOLET "HAY. •FRIDAY, A UGUST O CONTRIBUTIONS OF VIOLETS OR ANY SPRING FLOWERS ARE URGENTLY NEED 3D FOR THIB GREAT EFFORT. Please br.'ng your Flowers to Receiving Depot, Hutcdinson's Old Shop, Queen Street, on FRIDAY MORNING, August 2. Even the Smallest Bunches will be gratefully woeived. 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