BLIND SOLDIERS.

Taranaki Daily News, 1 July 1920, Page 3

BLIND SOLDIERS.

A 3TEW .ZEALAND HOSTEL. TARAXAKI ASEED> TO HELP. Mr. Cfatfet. STcKeirriev who, under Dh<» supervision. of Sir Arthur Peanoiiv 8* j endeavoring; to start arc jnstiMiitSffin: ffoir i the care of New ZeaJ'and's bEndl saHraisy on (the lines of St. Dtmstsafc SasM En) lUmdon, wiatei to tha TaranaM Waar KteKef Assacfaiticra yesteinfcy seelkikrg' file assistance off ffi» Association. The rnstitatiion;,' E was stated, wottM he partially- seE-sntppoirltfirg',, audi a sum was needed to augment flfe® meome. ®te amount of £2o,Mitt was aiiniedl ftlte Tarartalti promnffiall qp®tta, teffiig esitiimated at £359. Tto® -wens ttweofty- ■ four MM soMieas Im Sew ZettCaml, , tfiaugln the Hnmtar would jHrate&lly fmerease slowly. 1 The chairman saidl the same was a J most deserving; one, 'torft he was orff opiai- j ion that the Association cranld not da j anything in t&e maltar till- the "jar- I manently disabfeds" were all dealt with. i Mr. Stevenson said be did not think: j there would, be any difficulty, in iais- > ing the amount, not fro mi tfcs Association, but as a gift from the people off t the province. It was derided to reply stating; that j the Association hoped to consider the | matter at a later date, when the PDA scheme has been completed!.