The N.Z. W.C.T.U. at the International Exhibition.
The Committee who have charge of the arrangements for the W (\T I’. Hay find that the Commissioners give to exhibitors the floor space only. Even the walls will have to l»e erected, as well as papered and decorated. The furniture has to be purchased and a special front designed and carved with the W.C.T.U. motto. The Committee had liojxml to display flags from all countries where the Union is established, but is not now certain that the idea can be carried out Literature in the shape of leaflets and pamphlets is being prepared. At time of writing Mrs Cole is taking a little hut much needed —rest in Dunedin. o o W The following Unions have, during the month, sent contributions to the fund for the Inhibition Hay : Whangarei, Ponsonby, Dunedin, Waimate, Onehunga, Wanganui. o 0 o Mrs (’ole, our N.Z. President, wishes to remind the Unions that the exhibit is a New Zealand one, and not one promoted hv the Christchurch Union. Kacli Union is therefore resjxmsible for a share of the cost, and contributions should be sent in without delay. 0 o 0 All subscriptions and contributions for the Hay should be sent to Mrs W. H. Seed, 27 Hereford street Last, Christchurch.
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White Ribbon, Volume 12, Issue 136, 15 September 1906, Page 9
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