PRISONERS OF WAR.

Sun (Christchurch), Volume V, Issue 1340, 30 May 1918, Page 4 (Supplement)

PRISONERS OF WAR.

APPEAL. The men repatriated from Germany in January have said:—"We should never have lived through it but for the food parcels from Home. It is the people in England who have kept us alive." We cannot let our prisoners starve. The Red Cross and Navy League ask for assistance. It is assured bv the Central Prisoners of War Committee in London that all food sent to our imprisoned men reaches them. Please send donations to— C. J. TRELEAVEX, 119 Worcester St., Christchurch; H. J. RESWICK, Chairman Joint Committee Red Cross and Navy League.

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