BROCKENHURST BELLS
APPEAL TO NEW ZEALANDERS. During the war the No. 1 N.Z. General Hospital was established at Brockenhurst, the residents of which were assiduous in their efforts to help New Zealand wounded. To-day there are over 90 graves of New Zealanders in the Brockenhurst Cemetery, and these graves are tended by the children of the parish. The Brockenhurst people are putting up a peal of bells in the pariah church, and an appeal is made to New Zealanders to subscribe so that at least one bell may be installed as a New Zealand memorial. The following donations are acknowledged:—
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Southland Times, Issue 19102, 21 November 1923, Page 5
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