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Taihape Daily Times, 22 June 1918, Page 6

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If a Soldier at the Front refuses to do his duty—he's shot. Have you neglected your duty to the Soldiers who are fighting and suffering for yoa ? Have you sacrificed anything for the men who have risked everything ? To do something for our Soldiers —to pay something—is not charity—it is your plain duty. Give generously—give so much that you'll have to economise! And give promptly! Send your Donation for our Boys through the Church Army. £50,000 wanted for its work in N.Z. and Overseas. Write to-day to The Military Affairs Committee Jas. W. Henderson | Honorary Geo. Shirtcliffe i Treasurers 20 Mulerave Street, WELLINGTON Cross Cheques "Union Bank, Wellington." BBS! FAMOUS WQ o YEAR m^wmmm u 3 :-. ....