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... 000 acres of it—may now be taken over by local authorities for the use of the man with a spade, who is to help us to dig for victory. Some have already used their new powers, and others are likely to do so as time goes on. But when the war is over they ...
... that II cwt. of potatoes, valued at 121 with carriage, and 16 9s. worth of small seed were being ordered to open the Dig for Victory campaign in the spring. Further orders were expected, especially for lime, delivery of several tons of which was being ...
... Try this non-forcing egg-producer and watch results. Packets 1/3. From: Cole & Son. Station Bridge. New Milton. 9-3 DIG FOR VICTORY! MARE SURE—use dry Poultry Manure: RIB. pure eggs, 55. sitting.—Myrtle Cottage, Bashley. ...
... co-operation of our readers in providing these Is always welcome. Plenty has been said and written on the importance of the Dig for Victory' campaign, and the Horticultural Sub- Committee which hag been set up is hopeful that Pareham will play a part worthy ...
... F.C.8., hinting that those with untouched gardens, and land attached to empty houses, lend them to those willing to “dig for victory.' I have noticed many gardens, etc., just fourishing with weeds. Tram Rail For Scrap The Government have asked the Portsmouth ...
... circumstances can Sri a ship Within from four to seven ilj!. _ “DIG FOR VICTORY Expert Gardeners To Give Advice retain Horticultural Committee, formed by the local Council as a result da Dig for Victory meeting, appeals iDsaidcnts to grow as many vegetables ...
... County Poultry Instructor, The Castle, Winchester. This is a most important matter, as there is much truth in the slogan, Dig for Victory.—From the Netley Parish Magazine. ...
... Tributes to Portsmouth City Treasurer Digging for Victory J.P-’s Garden Chichester Rural Population Cost of Pumping at Air Raid Shelters vaged rubbish to £23 10s. Labour costs for sorting amounted to £lO 16s. Bd, M.P. From Eccles Mr. R. A. Cary, M.P. ...
... urgently needed. Practical Digging Col. J. S. N. Joux, J.P.. of Ballard Lodge, Bury Road, Alverstoke, has given a practical turn to the Dig for Victory slogan placing his garden at the disposal of several people who w'ere willing dig. plumber, a- knife grinder ...
... burden of foreign food, and by this means free our hands for victory in the war, and make our land richer and stronger for the days of peace. It is the enduring value of digging for victory that is the best feature of it, for the added acres will not ...
... Dig, Diti, Dig With the approach of Spring the Dig for Victory campaign is being quickenod in pace and enthusiasm. Gardening experts and others who are not so expert are getting busier every day preparing the ground and acquiiing the seeds and plants ...
... in Sections 238. 239 and 240 of the Companies Act. 1929. Dated this 14th day of March. 1940. L. W. HUNT. Director. DIGGING FOR VICTORY Old John In His Garden EVEN when the weather is unkind, or just orkard,” as Old John would have it, walk in the country ...