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... Movement Somewhat slowly, but let us hope surely, the responsible committee of the Corporation is preparing for the Dig for Victory campaign, and it is now up to’those physically capable, and not otherwise fully occupied, to come forward and do their ...
... Liverpool PLAYING FIELDS AS ALLOTMENTS BIRKENHEAD COUNCIL SCHEME The Birkenhead Corporation are co-operating fully in the Dig for Victory ” campaign, and, despite the restrictions on borrowing, the Allotments and Smallholdings Committee of the Birkenhead Council ...
... our own gardens allotments the less shall we make shipping transport who are employed in occupations That is we all “Dig for Victory” The Minister of Agriculture is aiming at 500000 new plots of 300 square vards implies allotments holders 10s worth of ...
... secure an allotment. The member* of the Allotments Committee of the Town Council have done their best to assist the “Dig for Victory” campaign. It is for those with a little time t Ur * CU,t ' * to 40. Bonievsn,*^. ...
... DIG FOR VICTORY FIRST GRADE SCOTCH SEED POTATOES from 71b. for 1/6. E VARIETIES IN STOCK. VEGETABLE SEEDS, SPADES. FORKS, MANURES, FERTILISERS. BATESONS LTD., 107-9 Yorkshire Street. ...
... s and make plans for the institution of the group saving system. Birkenhead Allotments Lecture In furtherance of the Dig for Victory campaign, the Allotments and Smallholdings Committee of the Birkenhead Council have arranged a lecture at the Beechcroft ...
... TWO GOOD DECISIONS Fleetwood has set a fine example in the dig-for-victory campaign this week. The Council in committee have decided to go on with the cultivation of spare land, and to reduce the expenditure on flowers. Both these decisions are good. ...
... DIGGING FOR VICTORY, Before the war some two million families were growing foodstuffs for themselves on allotments and in their own gardens, or keeping chickens or pigs. Since September last it is estimated that an additional 1.800.000 families have followed ...
... George advocates the conscription of parklands for the production of food. “ There must be no privileged land.” We must dig for victory, and there are men and women ready and willing to work on the land. The unemployment figures have fallen as a result of ...
... of good for themselves and for the country generally by encouraging the growing of more food. Reuling to the slogans - Dig for Victory' and 'Grow more food' Coun. Drake said these were not put on the hoardings for fun, the Government meant the business ...
... Ash 25' W. C. HARTLEY, Garden Craftsnu WREATHS. CROSSES. BOUQUETS, Etc. Tel. 3479. Oulder Hill Nurseries & 6 Oxford A 1 DIG FOR VICTORY FIRST GRADE SCOTCH SEED POTATOES From 71b. for 1/6. FI vE VARIETIES IN STOCK. VEGETABLE SEEDS. SPADES. FORKS, ...
... involved iu war Tlie necessity of greater production would increase long as the war was prolonged, and if the responsibility dig for victory was not so great at the present time, the rising cost of vegetables eVentua.ly would tempt allotment on their hobby. In ...