BARNADO BOYS

Hokitika Guardian, 8 November 1921, Page 3

BARNADO BOYS

INTKItKsTIJa.i kxi'i ill vj I'.N • ! IMMICUA 'i'l (>NT. SVDN'KV. !'’ tell"! Tile liist irnits of t ' ;h-I i\il its o*' i i-iiin lll ill *■■ ■ which wits rci'i’iuly •-1 11ilislieil in Syliii-y with l lit* ii'jiTl **i Him: - in >4 ini tin- 111 iyi I'll ti< ill in \ s *-t r:i Ii: i ni Iki.Vm iiimi till' l>r H:lriimln l!"ii'i" s ill liiitniii. w'l’i’i ■ flit luisiii-t ir.illv i ivi'i. i-i! in Sydney mi Sill iirilnv. •.'ln , li :i 1 p:i t• ni' •">() .ii i i l■.l mi till* i! I * i in 1 . I’ 1 !" ( JnViTllnr-t M*in*r;ll. III*! r* I!■ *1 :*! I‘ ■ *'~ iif tin' v:iriii l ;s St:ilis *.* clrrn ■■ I i ! ■

Imys nil I h«*ir :n :i\ :ii ut i! ;• l 1 • ’i nn<! Uc-iurn p -rU l L ”\ :iiv t- : ofli:*#ia II y n** civcd in I’u* • r«t»» i»* ! ' *»i (Jov*iniin-nt lien-. Tin* lype "I lioy 1 1 ;i> el'enied ;» nn*vi |*:r. •.i> udilc iicjncssiuli. ;i i i*l til ns** w} 11 > )i ■! \ c iirn.i it i'*'-, | tlu* scllrliu* nt tlti'- utul :m* I'u. clH} I>' f . ninny im»n- will toIK-w. A cviimiuxiinns Inline Ini'* 1 1 •*<• 11 ]ii<'p;uv<! in Sydney to-

their epiion. and as tlev rca h I’m proper age il is imca.hd in -cm! th.' out lo approved farmers. Mr Percy Rltl)C|la. the .'lssjsi ml I > ic-tor ut tic |.M- Itnrnudii Homes wbo Ins I'crsonally accompanied tile ill's't contingent, states that it is his intention to visit all the Stat'-s ol lie Cmoinoiiu call li lo explore the p" see, ts fur bringing more hoys mil lor I• • 1 11 1 "oil; and als-i oirls for dii'icsl ic duties. He desires lo ascertain exactly tic type of hoy ami girl that ia w.mtei! in Australia, and "holler there is any general desire to have them here. The hoys in the present hatch range in age from !• tn l(i years. The c her inn's will be placed on I'iirnis juimcilin t, !v. and lie younger will lie Iniight lie ri' litre,'! -

of fanning in imi i ni,d ion ui I h t hoi ordinary lessons al tie hone. Mr Unbelts says that already d't.OOP chit droll have boon sent to ('an ■ la. end only 2 per cent., including tie-' \\ I - could not stand the rigours of tin e! ; - mate had not Mice led. Kill' lie services of every boy landed I here led been 20 or more applications.

FUNERAL RURCI.AKS. PARIS. Aug. 20. The latest type of Paris hoirebrcaler is the "funeral burglar.” lie "visits houses where I'liieiaU have taken place. Often then- is nobody left at liniiie, and he makes a ihoioilgh search ol the 11 Mil 11 s. Yesterday two ol them entered a Hal which had been occupied by the antiquary, M. Yves Mi aide. The (irsl n-;ilt called just as the funeral procession had started. To the eniieiergc he said that he was the sanitary nliieial who had collie to see that the apaiti 'enls weie properly disinfected. "It is no good going up.” said tie eoiieierge. "every hi illy is 111 the lilll"I in list leave a card saving that I v.ill eoine hack later," he replied, and he went upstairs. At that moment there arrived another caller. This was a second young mail, dressed in black and carrying a large wreath. He was informed that ■ he was late and that the funeral bail ! starter, lie remained talking with the ’ eoiieierge, who was so interested that lie did not notice the time t lint the first visitor took in leaving; his'card. On returning the relatives luuml that . all the silver was missing as well as j mere than t.".M10 in hank notes.