A DESERVING CASE.

Auckland Star, Volume XXII, Issue 71, 25 March 1891, Page 8

A DESERVING CASE.

(To the Editor.)

SiHj*-The condition of the widow and family of. Mr W. Lomer, whose terribly sudden death was announced in your last issue, is moets distressing. Four young children left on their mother's hands, who has no apparent means of providing for the future. We have already collected a few pounds, and wish to ask you to kindly insert this in your to-day's issue, as an appeal to any who know the family, or are moved by sympathy towards them, to assist us in raising a fund to be expended in some practical method for giving her a means of earning a livelihood. Any kindly suggestions, as well as money, will be appreciated. An account has been opened with the Auckland Savings Bank, where contributions may be paid.—Yours, etc., Koet. Fry. R. J. Souster. Auckland, March 25th, 1891; Subscriptions will also be received at the office of the Auckland Star ; at the Auckland Saving Bank, Queen-street, Newton, and Newmarket; by Mr R. French, Karangahape Road ; Mrs Parkinson, Vie-toria-sbreeD; Mr Booth, fancy shop, Hobson-streefc; Mr T. Higgins, on the ■wharf; Mrs Seward, Symonde-sfcreet: Mr R. Fry; the London Dairy; Mr Boyle, butcher, Upper Pitt-street; and R. J. Soustsr, Hadyn-street.