IN THE AIR.
RAID SHELTERS IN LONDON. Received 8.50. LONDON, Feb 18. New lamp signals are now provided guiding pedestrians to air raid shelters, many of which are provided with gramophones, dancing facilities, and other amusements.
PARTICULARS OF RECENT RAID,
THE CASUALTIES
LOLDON, February 18,
Official: Thirteen men, three women, wore killed, and twenty-seven men and 10 women injured in Sunday’s air raid.
-Six or seven aeroplanes carried out tic raid; only one penetrated to London. It passed the Isle of Thanct at 9.45 followed the Thames, and crossed London from south-east to north-west Bombs wore dropped i„ rious dis ; tncts between 10.40 and 10.55. The remaining raiders attempted to reach London from the north-east across the east, and one from the east along the Thames. All turned back.
The damage has not yet bee n reported. c
' n Batvrda y ,s raid.s were killed., three men, five women, and three children; injured, one ma n and three children
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Taihape Daily Times, 19 February 1918, Page 5
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159IN THE AIR. Taihape Daily Times, 19 February 1918, Page 5
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