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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7993, 2 December 1905, Page 4

4.-THE FINANCIAL POSITION. Tho income from the Board's Endowments is fully absorbed in main- j taining tho 89 children hi the Home.; The numbers have increased si.*« «lst March, 1905, by 28, and for tho current year, owing to such increase, tho Board anticipates a debit balance of expenditure over receipts. This will, of course,: be increased by the expenses inevitably attendant upon tho lire. .To take any considerable sum from the Capital for building purposes would very seriously hamper the work of the Home, and prejudice the well-being of the children. The New Building Fund Account now stands at £lllO. The insurance on the Building destroyed is £1250. Amount available is £2360. Rough estimate of amount still required for Building is £4640 The Home has not received any Government subsidy for tho last twenty years.

It has been already slated that th Board had bogun to form a Buildin Fund. Had it proved necessary t make- a Public Appeal, in the future for that fund, the amount asked for would have been comparatively small. NOW THERE IS NO ALTERNANATIVE : THE APPEAL HAS TO GO FORTH TO-DAY FOR AT LEAST jg 50(U THE APPEAL OF THE CHILDREN For the sake of the good work l done in past years, for the sake of the larger work to be done now and in the years to come, and above all, in the name of Christ, for the sake of His little cues, wo appeal for help. CHARLES M. NELSON, W. E. GI-LLAM, Vice-Chairman. Win. Calder. A. Littler. Geo. JlacMurray. T. Charter. 0. A. Carver. W. W. Hill. 0. D. Ashton, R. J!. Morrow. A. V. Macdouald. Robert Walker. Win. JelTery. F. Thos. Ward C. J. TUNKS. Hon. Treasurer, those who rues. I am lomc Boar commend this appeal able consideration of ? for Christ's littl iurcd that the Orphan ill take all wants in n in their plans fo M. R, AUCKLAND. September 22, 1903 NOTE—Subscriptions will be glad ly received by any member of the Itaanl or by the Secretary, Mr W. (! V. Jackinan, Fort Street, Auckland »r at the office of this r>au»r.

TWO OBSTINATE CASKS UUKEU iIV HEAILNE'S IUtO-NClliTlS AiND ASTHMA CUKE. AFTER OTHER TREATMENT HAD FAILED. Jlr W. 0. Ilcanie. Dear Sir,—ll is with much thankfulness I write to let you know that I have taken three Uottles of your Bronchitis and Asthma (Jure. I had previously sultered| terribly irom asthma for aj>put i! years, and had tried everything, and had advic.', but without avail. 1 had been for a fortnight at a time without moving night or day out o' my chair. If I went to Ij-ed 1 was nut able to Ho down. We came to New Zealand about IS years ago from Tasmania. One of niy uncles there siill'ered with asthma for a number of years till he took your cure alwtit "> years ago, and has never had the asthma since. I knew this, 'but it had passed out of my mind until reading your advertisebfotight it to my memory. I told my husband, and he got your cure for inr, which I have taken with completely satisfactory result.—Yours respectfully, W. McCOMBE. Mosgiel, New Zealand.

A LADY IX LO\DOX—A MAIITYI! 'IV COLDS AND ISIvO-NCUiAL A ST] IMA. cthkij by oxic bottle of heau.xe's bhoncmtis cuke. ■n\v. poutor so interested that iir ca.kiuki) off the empty bottle. "OMiage, N.S.W. "Mv llenrnc. "J'cnr Sir,—l enclose for your 'own private persual portion of a l'-'tlcr received from my mother, Ill's you will glean lluit your medicine Jian really been a perfect ("!odsoiid (o a martyr to Colds and lironcliial asthma. I do not wish any names to he mentioned, but yon are lat liberty to malic use of any portion of this letter you choose, and boii can confidently refer anybody to I '•I heard of your excellent remedv, imd sent it to KnujlaiiU. You ca'n sec for joursc-lf what an immense sucee.'-s it was.—Yours faithlully,—" Extract from letter alluded to above : l "You will be interested in hearing thai 1 think the Bronchitis Cure really excellent. I was very bfldi | when it arrived, and I immediately flow to it. 'J has was last Friday, and it ha's (|uile cured me. Br. is very much interested in it. 110 came yesterday, and carried oft the empty bottle to find out if he couW K'et it full one from a chemist who is I in a large way here." Tlie names we withheld from pub>ly when desired.