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Auckland Star, Volume LVI, Issue 183, 5 August 1925, Page 17

BLIND! BLIND! J n,,. n .i»imniimiimiiimninpitiigm»|jmi«|g|iniiiHiiiiimmiii.iiiimilliH..llj ■ .iminnnnmnTinimimniiiiininiiiiimnni nnn B mn m I i.i.....I...IL..i»,IIUIUWM■MMIMMIUIIMIIWmMW mjm^mgm III I— ! ! flB " y There are 700 really Blind in New Zealand, thousands in Auckland deaf and dumb and blind to the Blind Institute Building Fund appeal. An appeal by the Blind for men's quarters and workshops, supported by the I Blind Workers now at the Institute who have I donated^ — — —- £55 : O : O I His Excellency the Governor, Sir Charles Fergusson. I Hon J. G. Coates, - Premier of New Zealand. I George Baildon Esq. • - Mayor of Auckland. I IT IS AN APPEAL TO EVERY MAN, I I WOMAN AND CHILD IN AUCKLAND | I NO ONE CAN GIVE TOO MUCH— I MANY ARE GIVING TOO LITTLE! II I The Employees are responding in a MagniI i V ficent manner. The Employers will do so: | I J we absolutely guarantee to all Employees I - I this fact £5000 from the Employees will I be met with £5000 from the Employers and I as much more as the Employees like to give \ This appeal is made to the small employer, the employee II ] of the smaller firms, the thousands of individuals to whom 11 it is impossible to make a personal appeal.;* We Appeal For At Least £5,000 It is impossible to call on you personally, to explain to you individually The Urgent Need I YOU HAVE EYES, SIGHT, AND YOU CAN READ YOUR THANK OFFERING for SIGHT I ♦*- TO - E. E. NALDER, Hon. Secretary and COMMERCIAL BANK BUILDINGS, QUEEN ST. " IlilltlMMiilllllilllilM If you cannot afford £10, £5 or even £1 in one sum, j ! you can give it in Monthly, Quarterly or Half Yearly payments. \ To those who say there is no need to emphasise the need of the call of the Blind we say there is; the other fellow is waiting for you to give.