REMUERA CHILDREN'S HOME.

Thames Star, Volume XLVII, Issue 14791, 24 April 1914, Page 4

REMUERA CHILDREN'S HOME.

MMW3SE^IUfITV© AT HUMES. Mass Spedding, the hqn. representative of the Reanuera Children's [ Home for orphans, destitute, aitd ne- ' g'iocted children is reiving Tlhaines' ! m the hope and expectation of 6bjtaining sioni-e niuoh, needed help towards the completion of the funa'-foT 'the building of the new^ Home no^r almost ready for occupation at Mianurowa. Ten. business mep of Auckland united to pay the £500 needed for the purchase of a now site at Manu-a-ewa, where a ground having a total urea of 7£. aoros, a 'brick buildingroofed with slate, and: having acconvt nnodation for 60 oi-phans and' the'.nei cessary staff is being efecteH -at 'it I cost exceeding £7500. Of this amount £!6000 has been' raised and , the inangiaers a re.naturally'anxious , that tlie oxiphanagie shotild be' opened free of debt. The Home was founded in 1593 ,' iby a small B|aptisfc Church. In. 1912 ," the Biaptigt Union took orer the re- - Bponsilbility for its mainteß«nce, but iinennibers "of other denomiinaitwis i shave the work of the conanrit'tee and the doors are open to the destitute '. iand orphans of any secrfc 'and from t any district in the D*ominio in. J Quite recently,, the orphaned men!' ; niers of 'a-.T^ame.*;-. •■ !Yalley: ■■■■■■ lamily ! found a r happy shelter, within its walk. We can confidently recommend ; Miss Speddin'gffj coming appeal to \ -fall who care for, the interests of • helpless children.-