DRIVE FALLS SHORT
UNEMPLOYMENT FUND It is now known that the Mayor'* appeal for a special fund of £5,000 for unemployed for which the city has been canvassed for the past week, has been unsuccessful, in so far as the sum aimed at has barely been sighted. The position will be reported to & meeting of the committee this afternoon. Further subscriptions to the Mayor* ordinary fund have included: Previously acknowledged .. 6,416 18 1 Managers and staffs of insurance companies of Auck- „ . land ?3 10 « Auckland Baptist Church .. 28 11 * St. Stephen's Church .. .. 13 0 • S. Stone and Co., Ltd 5 0 • J. Brown and Sons, Ltd. .. 5 o • “Johnson” 5 0* Waterworks Depart., outdoor staff, week ending Nov. j Scott Printing Co 2 10 0 Employees of above 2 19 ’ Employees of S. Stone and . - and Co., Ltd 2 3* Employees of J. Brown and , Sons, Ltd - • } 5 E.M.L J • ! E.J.W J 1? J Resident of Epsom .. .. .. u * Total to date £6,5H » 4
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Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 205, 18 November 1927, Page 8
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163DRIVE FALLS SHORT Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 205, 18 November 1927, Page 8
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