OLD MAN’S LEGACY
£4,000 FOR GIRL YOUNG FRIEND REWARDED From Our Own Correspondent HAMILTON, Thursday. Similar in many respects to the story from Gisborne of the old man who left a young girl £2,000 is one concerning a Hamilton girl. A little girl, aged three years, the daughter of a Hamilton resident, was visiting Auckand 13 years ago, when she met Mr. W. B. Garmichael, a newsprint merchant, of Sydney. He took a great fancy to the child, and always went to see her when he came to New Zealand. They exchanged letters and photographs for some years. The old man died recently, and left the young girl the sum of £4,000. on the condition that it is held in trust until she is 21 years of age, i
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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 785, 4 October 1929, Page 1
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