THE DISTRESSED CONDITION OF WORKERS AT HOME.
Sin,—Writing with regard to tho above subject, I believe that many of your readers would assist, did they know how to set about it. May I suggest the Salvation Army as a good medium? Its officials are so used to dealing with cases for relief, and its financial arrangements are so ably controlled, that everyone donating might be confident that the money, would used to the best advantage for our starving brethren in the huge cities at Horn;, If the chief representative of the Army hero would consent to receive subscriptions, a good sum might be forwarded to the headquarters, Victoria street, London, and that befors the weather gets more severe. One dreads to think of things being worse than they arc, and yet it is inevitable with the approach of winter. I enclose my card, and will gladly donate £1 should this or any . other feasible plan be carried out.— I am, etc., llosuw.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 14357, 29 October 1908, Page 8
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