BEQUESTS TO CHURCH

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 700, 27 June 1929, Page 10

BEQUESTS TO CHURCH

LATE MRS. HUGH CAMPBELL'S GENEROSITY LAW SCHOLARSHIP ENDOWED Church of England organisation, will benefit considerably f PO Jj legacies under the will of the lat* Mrs. Elizabeth Jane Campbell of Remuera. whose estate has been sworn for probate purposes »» £32,000. Mrs. Campbell, who died on June 13. was the widow of th. late Mr. Hugh Campbell, of the Ca 9 mnhe r |? '° f MeSSrs ’ Resell and uampbel I. One of the outstanding bequests is the endowment of an annual ] av scholarship for the Auckland District Law Society, to be known as the Hugh j Campbell Scholarship. The sum of | £I,OOO is to be set aside to provide j the scholarship from its income. Charitable bequests amount to , £6,400, as under: To the trustees of the General Trust Hoard of the th o cese of Auckland for the benefit of St. Mary’s Homes. Oialiuhu, £500; lo the Anglican Order of the Good Shepherd at Auckland. £1,000; to the Queen \ ietoria Association for the Education of Maori Girls, £ l 000- ta the central fund of the Anglican dio. cese of Auckland, £500; to the Auck. land District Anglican Chaplaincy of Public Institutions, £500; to the \t», Anne Barstow Trust. £I.OO0 to Vicar of St. Marks fund for the ot Ins parish in Remuera. ,£ioo- ♦ the bt. Mark’s (Remuera) Church’ ° tentation fund, £300; to the MeU*' esiau Mission, £SOO. * e an ' There is a number of leeacio. . relatives and friends, and the resit' 0 of the estate will be divided equally sxf »: VS Zealand. M ‘ ssionary ol