POOR OF LONGUEVAL
NEW 55EALAN1VH LIFT (By Electric Telegraph.—-Copyright.) (United Service.) LONDON, Oct. 28. The Mayor of Longueval, acknowledging the New Zealand gift of 1500 francs for the poor of Longueval, declares that only New Zealand, Ifom all the Empire, had not forgotten the unfortunate village. “New Zealand was the first to deliver us from the yoke, first to assist in rebuilding, first-to heal the wounds of the poor abandoned commune. Oui giatitude is unbounded, and we shall never forget the immense sacrifice of our ever generous be ll el a(; Ioi 1 s.
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LVI, 30 October 1922, Page 6
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