ANZAC DAY.

Oamaru Mail, Volume XLIV, Issue 14039, 23 April 1920, Page 3

ANZAC DAY.

To the Editor. Sir, —Regarding the commemoration of. Anzac Day, as has already been advertised our Association are inviting relatives and friends of deceased soldiers to place floral tributes on the steps of the Soldiers' Monument on Sunday next. May we suggest to^ the public bodies or societies that tney, too, offer their tributes to our deceased comrades in a similar manner. On behalf of the Oamaru Returned Soldiers' Association. J. D. FORBES, Secretary. W. McLEAN, President. To the Editor. Sir,—l notice through your advertising columns that the Oamaru Returned Soldiers' Association are making arrangements to commemorate a day which none of us should ever forget. I trust that the general public will fill the Opera House to overflowing on Sunday. Let them on Sunday morning recall Kipling's words, "Lest- we' forget."—l am, etc., OAMARU,.