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Colonist, Volume LX, Issue 14864, 11 September 1918, Page 6

DRESSJNG TI-3SE SOLDIER. DAFFODIL DAY. UNDER the Misses M. and P. Cookols Verandah* Bring your coins, gold, silver or copper, bank.notes or cheques, and give tho Soldier a "FULL DitESS." It is all for the Red Cross. Don't forget "The- Soldier's" children at tho Toy Stall adjoining. 3545 ___________ i FOE THE . . ■the. "008 DAY/' 'Annual' 'Appeal for the Kritisli Red Cross is Emt Ire w;ido The response in tlio past bis been aiagnificent, and now the need is.-greater than ever. The demands on your generosity are frequent, but not so frequent as the caUs made od the brave men at the Front, who' hourly take their lives in. tlmr hands, Our debt to fhemis a great one, and in no betttr was c-an Ye show our sympathy with .these, heroic men, and in a measure lift'ourselves into the class of the i.houSinds of nurses andhelpars "who are succouring their wounded and pick, than by giving to'the Ked Cross. , The Nelson Bed Cross Association appeals for direct contributions to the grandest cause of all on behalf of the poldier and Sailor. Also a -wholehearted support, of the various efforts on behalf of " Our Day" ! is "solicited. The first of these i ;.s . . ■ Daffodil Day OS Saturday Next, th© 14th liisi. AND The Flower Show Support these efforts with youi; practical sympathy, .•■'..■ ; ; Country itesideirfcs: Fill y«sigr §tail§, and surpass last year's; efforts, ; >■ Town Residents: Empty the Stalls, and do your part in the great work . Eemember that on every Fighting Front the British. Bed rioss is there. "-he's warm-j ing ihousands, feeding thou-j sands, healing thousands from; her store; the greatest mother in the world—the BED CROSS,, 51 liemember that no other organisation is doing what the fltd gross does. Remember that gt@d OfQSS work is the must essential— HELP THE WOUNDED. i\emember that British Rod Cross work costs per week, or Remember that the IS DOS DAY" .appeal is^ a, Special Iff ©rtj something over and [above the work that we keep | going ail the year round, and give these three points your sympathetic consideration :-— 1. The Red Oross wants your direct subscriptions. 2. The Ked Cross wants youi support foe Daffodil Day and the Flower Show 3. The Red Cross, is working ail the time. Will you not, according- to your ability, gw® a.ll the time, for the sake of thos? who are Fighting all the time ?' it is a point ot honour. KOTE.—AiI donations wiil be promptly acknowledged through the Press. - J.'T'JALLINSON, Hon. Secretary. REC3STSA7IOM OF ORCHARDS. NOTICE JO ORCIIAIIDI3T3. ALL orchards from vvhich fruit is sold or which have been planted for the production of fruit for sale, although not yet in bearing, aro to be registered during the month of September of each year. Registration is free of charge. The penalty'for non-regis-tration 'is a fino not exceeding £20. Registration forms aro available on application to any Orchard ■ Instructor or District Agentls. Office, or the Horticultural Division of the Department of Agriculture. Industries and' Commerce, Wellington/ 3532,