Preparations in England for the fruit harvest. Kent women are at present busy in the fields, and the above illustration shows them engaged in pruning in a large raspberry plantation.
The most northerly point at which the great world conflict is being waged in Europe. The last trench before the North Sea, from which the battle line extends to the Swiss frontier. The two extremities between the North Sea and Switzerland are separated by 500 kilometres, the front being held by Belgians, British, Portuguese, French and Americans.
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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Issue 1472, 11 July 1918, Page 24
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87Preparations in England for the fruit harvest. Kent women are at present busy in the fields, and the above illustration shows them engaged in pruning in a large raspberry plantation. The most northerly point at which the great world conflict is being waged in Europe. The last trench before the North Sea, from which the battle line extends to the Swiss frontier. The two extremities between the North Sea and Switzerland are separated by 500 kilometres, the front being held by Belgians, British, Portuguese, French and Americans. New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Issue 1472, 11 July 1918, Page 24
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