EARTHQUAKE RELIEF
MAYOR’S FUND GROWING The Mayor of Auckland’s earthquake relief fund continues to grow steadily, and there is little doubt that the £2 2,000 mark will be attained. The following additional contributions are acknowledged with thanks by Mr. Baildon:—•
OTHER FUNDS GROWING
The Poverty Bay “Herald” earthquake relief fund has passed the £I.OOO mark. Other funds in the district aggregate several hundred pounds. The Taranaki "Herald” earthquake fund now stands at £1.533. including a. Borough Council donation of £IOO and a collection at the High SchoolWanganui Technical College match, which raised £42.—P.A.
£ S d. Previously acknowledged . . 11,170 4 7 Pt. Chevalier Presbyterian Church fi 0 Central Social Club 2 0 Foremen, Epsom and Gaunt Street ear sheds 7 G Pictures, Avondale South . . 10 0 Rosen f eld and Co. (X.Z.), Ltd 5 0 Anonymous Auckland Bowling Club in 0 0 Auckland Artillery Band 14 18 6 Staff Todd Motor Co., second contribution 10 1 Staff Mason Struthers and Co.. Ltd. 6 St. Paul's Church, Flat Bush . 1 6 King's College, Auckland, second contribution . . . . Tamaki Relief Fund, further contribution 1 13 0 Total £ :n,250 7
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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 718, 18 July 1929, Page 11
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185EARTHQUAKE RELIEF Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 718, 18 July 1929, Page 11
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