FOOD FOR BRITAIN
COUPON COLLECTING BOXES ESTABLISHED
“As many people find it inconvenient to take their meat and butter coupons to post offices for cancellation, a number of collecting boxes in various parts of the city have been set up,” said the secretary of the Christchurch Famine Emergency Committee (Mr E. A. Chivers) yesterday. The boxes are at the following places: Ballantynes. Beath’s (2). Whitcombe and Tombs, the Public Library, the Cathedral, Hay’s, Ltd. (2), the railway station, the Canterbury Women’s Club in Manchester street, the National Club, and Armstrong’s, in Colombo street. In view of the serious position regarding dried milk, a shortage of which is of great concern to mothers who are including it in infants’ diet, the committee urges that ibis product should not be included in gift food consignments This does not refer to personal parcels, but parcels sent for through the Red Cross So
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Press, Volume LXXXII, Issue 24901, 14 June 1946, Page 8
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149FOOD FOR BRITAIN Press, Volume LXXXII, Issue 24901, 14 June 1946, Page 8
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