PAPERS FOR WOUNDED AT MALTA

Evening Post, Volume LXXXIX, Issue 149, 25 June 1915, Page 3

PAPERS FOR WOUNDED AT MALTA

j TO .IS! EDITOR. Sir, — Will you kindly give tpace to the following extract from a letter which I have just received from Dr. Milne Rae, secretary of the Colonial Committee of tho United Free Church of Scotland. I need hardly express the hope that Mr. Sim's request will be complied with, for I am. sure there will be many not only willing but eager to send the required literature.— l am, etc., - JAMES GIBB. St. John's Manse,. , '. • - Wellington; 23rd June. " LITER ATURE"FOR MALTA. " I received a letter this week from the Rev. G. A. Sim, our chaplain at Malta, in which he,- says : ' Any Australian or New Zealand papers would be welcome, as wo have a number of men from both these Dominions.', We have been sending out' parcels of literature since September, but the need now is greater than ever, and the number of wounded at Malta must be increasing daily from th© fighting at r the Dardanelles. Mr. Sim adds that they can do with all the papers that are sent from every source. I wonder if you could kindly make this known through your Church papers or otherwise? I am not writing to anyono else in New Zealand about the matter, as I have no doubt •you will bo able to cause Mr. Sim's appeal to be made known as widely as possible. " Parcels should be addressed — ' Rev. G. A. Sim, 205, Strada Forni, Valletta, Malta.'"