BEQUESTS UNDER WILL

(By Telegraph.—Press Association.) MASTERTON, 11th November. Under tho will of the late Mr. William Andrew, of Masterton, a number of bequests are made to charity. Tho governing body of tho Missionary Birthday*' Band, a society formed in tho State«fff Victoria, Australia, for the purpose/W fitting and enabling native Christians to evangelise their own people, receives £5000. The Wai-1 rarapa Royal Arch Chapter of Freemasons, for tho help of sick and indigent Freemasons and their families, and for the help of widows and children of deceased Freemasons who may bo in needy circumstances, receives the income in perpetuity on the. sum of £1000.

The Wellington Diocesan Board of Trustees receives tho sum of £500 to be applied by the board for such lawful purposes in connection with the Upper Plain Church, Masterton, as the board shall think fit. ,

In the event of the failure of certain bequests to infant relatives who may fail to attain the age of 21 years, tho Maori Mission will receive £2000, the Mclanesian Mission £2000, tho Mastcrton V.M.C.A. £500, and tho Sedgley Home trustees, Masterton, £500.