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FROM DAY TO DAY

News And Notes Maliara Junior Red Cross. During the recent intensive effort to collect funds for the Wellington Patriotic Sick and Wounded Appeal members of the- Makara branch of tile Junior Red Cross surpassed all efforts by other localities by collecting an average of £1 a

house during their canvass. This splendid effort was in line with the constant high standard of endeavour of the brunch, which has already marked the commencement of the patriotic fund year, this month, by forwarding to the prisoners of war parcels fund a further donation of £2O. Land Service Outfit.

“Huh, no gum boots,” soliloquized a young woman evidently of rural experience, after a cursory glance at the uniform and equipment provided by the authorities for Land Service women on

display in a shop in New Plymouth. As n substitute there was a pair of woodensoled clogs, with solos thick enough to keep foot dry in most Taranaki eowyards.

And, to keep to the strictly business part of tiie outfit, there is a working hat, a sou’-wester, three overalls, a pair of leggings, three pairs of socks, three khaki shirts, a leather, jerkin—a stout but supple protection from even a southerly wind —and two pairs of boots. So much for the land girl's working hours. The leisure time had not been overlooked. For these she is provided with a felt hat and a box to keep it in, an attractive costume, a beret, a pair of shoes, two pairs of stockings, two blouses, a tie, a pair of gloves and a great coat. On the shirts

the words “Land Service” are shown, and there are four sets of insignia, a badge find a brooch by which the wearer can indicate her association with an important service on the home front.

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Bibliographic details
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Dominion, Volume 37, Issue 19, 18 October 1943, Page 3

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300

FROM DAY TO DAY Dominion, Volume 37, Issue 19, 18 October 1943, Page 3

FROM DAY TO DAY Dominion, Volume 37, Issue 19, 18 October 1943, Page 3

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