COMBINED ORPHANAGES APPEAL FOR FUNDS.—The Auckland Orphanages United Council (ll.e members of which are sho9n above), is appealing <or £10,000, and a special street collection will be held on Friday. Front row, left to right: Very Rev. Monsignor Holbrook, Rev. T. Halliday. Mr. IV. H. Newton, and Brigadier Alfred Suler. Back row: Mr. T. E. Whitton (secretary). Dr. E. Roberton (chairman). Rep. H. Ishcrwood, Rev. George Frost, Mr. H. Dearsly, Mr. J. J. Laws (standing). Rev. A. Everill On, Major Allan Montgomery and Mr. C. F. Bcnnetl.
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Auckland Star, Volume LXXI, Issue 227, 24 September 1940, Page 5
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87COMBINED ORPHANAGES APPEAL FOR FUNDS.—The Auckland Orphanages United Council (ll.e members of which are sho9n above), is appealing <or £10,000, and a special street collection will be held on Friday. Front row, left to right: Very Rev. Monsignor Holbrook, Rev. T. Halliday. Mr. IV. H. Newton, and Brigadier Alfred Suler. Back row: Mr. T. E. Whitton (secretary). Dr. E. Roberton (chairman). Rep. H. Ishcrwood, Rev. George Frost, Mr. H. Dearsly, Mr. J. J. Laws (standing). Rev. A. Everill On, Major Allan Montgomery and Mr. C. F. Bcnnetl. Auckland Star, Volume LXXI, Issue 227, 24 September 1940, Page 5
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