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The Orphan Home, Parnell, Auckland. APPEAL. The disastrous Ore that occurred at the Orphan Home, Parnell, Auckland on Sunday, September 17, will b fresh in the minds of the readers o this paper. This appeal is intended to make plain the extent of the loss, its effect upon the present condition ofl the children, and the urgent necessit for Funds to provide adequately an wisely for their future welfare. Children from the districts wher this paper circulates have from tim to time been cared for in the Home which has, therefore, a particular a well as a general claim upon you sympathies. 1.-THE LOSS. Thw two Main Dormitories are ab solutely destroyed, that is, the sleeping accommodation of over 70 children, la addition, the Matron's Quarters, Staff Diningroom, Sewing room, Seamstress' Bedroom and Ho* pital are totally destroyed, and, besides this, a considerable quantity or Clothing and Furniture has been lost What this means to the children an to the matron and her staff can hardly be conveyed by mere words. 2.-NEW BUILDINGS, The matter of providing New Build ings hag been receiving tho carefu consideration of the Board, as ap pears by the last two annual re ports, and a New Buildings Fun hnq hppn rj*nated.

In providing permanent accommod ation, the safety of the children is consideration of paramount import ance, and this can only be se Buildings of Stone or Brick. 3.-THE COST. Of such Buildings on model roughly estimated at, from £SOOO t £7OOO, in addition to which it ma be necessary to purchase land. 4.—THE FINANCIAL POSITION. The income from the Board's En dowments is fully absorbed in main taining the 89 children in the Home The numbers have increased s).o» 31st March, 1905, by 28, and for th current year, owing to such increase the Board anticipates a debit balanc of expenditure over receipts. Thi will, of course, be increased by th expenses inevitably attendant upo the fire. ..To take any considerate, sum from the Capital for buildin purposes would very seriously hamp er the work of the Home, and preju aice tho well-being of the children. THE APPEAL OF THE CHILDREI For the sake of the good work done in past years, for the sake o the larger work to be done now an in the years to come, and above all in tho name of Christ, for the sak of His little cues, wo appeal for help. CHARLES it. NELSON, Chairman. W.;E. GILLAM, Vice-Chairman. Wm. Calder. A. Littler. Geo. Mac Murray. T. Charter. Q. A. Carver. TV. TV. Hill. O. D, Ashton, R. 11. Morrow. A. V. Macdonald. Robert Walker, TVm. Jcffcry. Carlton Hay. F. Thos. Ward C. J. TUNKS. Hon. Treasurer I confidently commend this appea io the charitablo consideration o those who care for Christ's littl rnes. I am assured that the Orpha *£ome Board will take all wants in to consideration in their plans fo tho future. M. It. AUCKLAND. September 22, ]BOS, NOTE.—Subscriptions will be glad ly received by any member of the Hoard or by the Secretary, Mr W. O V. Jackman, Fort Street. Auckland. It at tho office o' this paper. now stands at £lllO. The insurance on the Building des troyed is £12."i0. Amount available is £2300. Rough estimate of amount stil required for Building is £404 Tho Home has not received any. Government aubsidy for the lastj twenty years.

It has been already stated that th Board had btfgun to form a Butldin and. Had it proved necessary t ~.ako a Public Appeal, in the future for that fund, the amount asked fo would have been comparitively small NOW THERE IS NO ALTERNA NATIVE : THE APPEAL 1-1 A f TO GO FORTH TO-DAY FOB £SOOO.

Taranaki Foundry OKEY&ROLLO ENGINEERS, IRON AND BRASS NOTIFY that they 'uivc removed heir works to new ;:nii <-'oi odious premises in Moiii-worth-street, a| short diseance t-nst of the Sash and Door I'aCtoiy. Tin- n~ w factory is thoroughly equipped anil the Firm are prepared, as in the past, to execute all work entrusted to them in a, skilful and prompt niancer. AH Classes of Agricultural and General Machinery Impaired. AGENTS FOR A. and 11. Mejjaren's Traction Engines, ' Steam Road Rollers, Trac tion Waggons. Oldsmobile Motor Cnra and AutoMotor Trucks* Radiator Butter Makers and Separa-

Victor Gas or Gasoline Engines. Wrought Steel .Split l'ulleys. Shafting and Ffumber Blocks. n rental Cast iron Columns. Verandah and Frame Brackets

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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 8016, 30 December 1905, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 8016, 30 December 1905, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 8016, 30 December 1905, Page 1

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