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Hokitika Guardian, 2 June 1917, Page 1 (Supplement)

WEEK-END APPEAL ! W • : ———r; : —} ; : SATURDAY, June 2nd, and MONDAY, June 4th. A King’s Birthday Effort. Foi* the Royal Flying Corps Hospital, England. British Airmen risk their lives EVERY DAY for ' US, and the least we can do is to help to ■ ; give them hack their health as speedily as possible. Note,— A Special Hospital and . Special .- Treatment are ( required for the care of our 1 brave/Aviators. 'Experience has sliown that they ' suffer, principally from bad smashes and nerve complaints. They require highly specialised treatment.- WILL YOU HELP TO PROVIDE IT. •/: ■■ ' ■ ■'; - 1 1 Contributions to this worthy Patriotic Object are now invited, ; and may be sent to the - OVERSEAS CLUB ROOMS, '' v HAMILTON, STREET, HOKITIKA Open all day Saturday"; also Monday Afternoon and' Evening../ Call early and participate in the FREE GIFT of Overseas Literature. , On view on MONDAY ( King’s Birthday) at the Overseas Rooms the latest fine art copies, ot ~paintingsvof: Their Majesties the King and' Queen. - ••■■■ • also Dixon’s Superb Painting of '■■■,./ . ,1; ' “ The Anzac Landing ” A Thrilling Picture of Deeds done for us. See the Airmen hovering over the Battle Area directing the Big Gun Fire of the Queen Elizabeth and other British Warships. Guardian and. Evening Star " print