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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLVII, Issue 15594, 10 August 1921, Page 8

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Some lime ego an amount of money wua subscribed by certain people and organisations in New Zealand for the benefit of children crippled or injured in 111 air raids in Great Britain. Of these, funds (says a London correspondent), there, is still £605, undistributed. The, liiuh Commissioner-:lias been making inquiries, and finds that there is one home at Chailev, Sussex, where children still suffering from the effects of the air raids are being eared for. lie paid a visit lo I bin home, and saw tlio work that wasbeing done there. Although a sad experience it was an interesting one, and ho was thoroughly satislied that the money still available could not be devoted to any worthier object than the assistance* of these crippled children. Many of them were cripples before the actual raids, but owing to their condition' they were unable to be rescued In their parents at the crucial moment, and have suffered serious* shock to their constitutions. Amongst pleasant surround ings ibo hoys and girls are being gradually restored to comparative health and strength. DON’T RISK BLOOD-POISONING.

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