KNOX HOME BEQUEST
OVER £20,000 LEFT BY MISS HARKER RESIDUE OF ESTATE The Knox Home for Incurables at Mount Well'ington is to benefit to the extent of between £20,000 and £25,000 under the will of the late Miss Anne Ellen Harker, who died on July 10. Miss Harker made a number of bequests to relatives totalling- £26,300, and bequeathed the remainder of her estate to the Knox Home. The estate has been sworn at under £60,000 for probate purposes. The Knox Home is a large brick single-storey building capable of accommodating about 70 patients. The institution was officially opened on August 29. 1914, being established from a large bequest of £3J,750 made by the late Mrs. Eliza' ;th Knox, of ] Tamaki, who died in 1911. From time to time the home has ' benefited by other generous donations and bequests from the Auckland Savings Bank, Mr. F. E. Lipscombe, Mr. D. McDonald, Mr. T. Peacock, Sir H. Brett, Mr. A. Clements, Mr. E. Moss Davi.s, Mrs. K. M. Lipscombe, Mr. D. Goldie, the Hon. J. P. Campbell, Mr. . John Chambers and Mr. J. Herbert- [ SOD, ..
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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 724, 25 July 1929, Page 16
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184KNOX HOME BEQUEST Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 724, 25 July 1929, Page 16
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