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New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18388, 2 May 1923, Page 10

A MESSAGE TO THE REMUERA FATHERS AND MOTHERS, . BOYS AND GIRLS; The Residents' Committee, in placing before you the scheme to secure 2* acres while there is yet'time,■ while the.land is still available, 'for all the children of the district, should need no pleading for aid.! We want all to understand that we are. thinking not onlv of the children of today, our children, whether they go to the B emu era Public School or not, but of our children's children, the countless Iran a of yet unborn who, if we fail to secure this area, will come too late to help themselves. Health, without which happiness cannot exist, demands that we, the guardians of the land, secure for thoso who will follow us this area. Duty stares us in the face. We may be dead and gone before the question of how we performed oar duty is finally recorded. Your duty is to give willingly and freely, with gladness, all vou car.—not what you can spars. , The collectors are now giving their services free. Greet them with hearty welcomes. Give and send them on with a word of good cheer. Piano Buyers should see Justin Browne models just unpacked at Moore's, Customs • Street. * Best since before war. Shawls for the babies. We are giving i ten per cent. (2s in the £) discount off | our usual prices this week. Splendid values at tho A.B.C. Stores, Kamigaiiftpa Road* [ .. • . •:• • • . • \ v.. V , J