SCOTT EXPEDITION.

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1746, 10 May 1913, Page 13

SCOTT EXPEDITION.

PENSIONS TO WIDOWS. London, April 30. Mr. Asqu : th has informed the Lord Mayor of London that the Government proposes to mako provision for tho relatives of those members of the Scott expedition who perished in the Antarctic. Lady Scott, in addition to tho pension of £225 granted by tho Admiralty, will recoivo an annuity of .C 100; and Captain Scott's mother and his sisters, Mrs. Campbell and Miss Scott, a joint niinuitv of .C3OO. Dr. Wilson's widow and his sister-in-law, Miss Mary Soupcr, are to have a joint annual allowance of ,£3OO.

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