FOR THE SEAMEN
(To the Editor.)
piw IC 1 *0"' ,kindQef B in past emboldDays bright ones for the seafarers who may be in our ports, even as we have t«ve A** 3\ • ye/rß< Thro«Bh your courtesy and.the kindness of the public, nearly 180 picnics have been held for the men mJ f *♦£' W6t- °I fiDe> WintCT Bnd SUm" mer, in the period named above, and it is sincerely hoped that in spite of the many calls on the purses at this season, at least ?. I'ttle brightness will find its way into the holidays for men who are far away trom home, at a time when home means so much to a man. Any gift in money or kind will, as usual, be gratefully acku •- lodged. Should any of your readers desire to inspect the buildings so kindly given by the late Mrs. M. A. Williams, they will be gladly Bhown over at any hour of the day.—l am, etc.,
JAMES MOORE, Missionei
The Sailors' Friend Society
The chairman of the Libraries Committee, Councillor T. C. A. Hislop, and the Chief Librarian, Mr. J. Norrie, will represent the City Council at the biennial conference of the Libraries Association, to be held at Auckland in March.
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Evening Post, Volume CVIII, Issue 137, 6 December 1929, Page 10
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205FOR THE SEAMEN Evening Post, Volume CVIII, Issue 137, 6 December 1929, Page 10
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