HEALTH CAMPS.

Auckland Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue 98, 27 April 1937, Page 8

HEALTH CAMPS.

THE MEMORIAL FUND. GOOD RESPONSE TO DATE. * NEARLY £5000 RECEIVED The appeal by the Mayor, Mr. Ernest Davis, on behalf of the King George V. National Memorial Fund, to establish health camps, is meeting with a good response and the £5000 mark has nearly been reached. The list of donations to date is:—

Mr. E. W. Evans. Thompson and Hills, Ltd.. tlie Kev. and Mrs. P. Carew Thomas, Weeks, l>td., £."i 5/ each. l'\ E. Jackson and Co., Ltd.. £o. Mr. and Mrs. 1». F. Jiotley, Mr. and Mrs. H. I'aoil. "Loyal Irishman and Wife," Olxen ami (Jreer. £2 2/ each. Mr. L. X. Noakes, New Zealand Express Co.. Ltd.. I'r. H. Coverdale. Kosenfeld, Kidson and Co., Ltd.. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. M. Wills, Professor and Mrs. K. P. Worlcy Outboard f?ales and Service, £1 1/ each. ' Philip Lewis, Limited, £1. Mr. and Mrs. F. North, 10'6. Total, £4710 Ki/6.

RACING CLUB'S VOTE.

(By Telegraph.—Own Correspondent.) PAEROA, Monday. The committee of the Obinemuri Jockey Chili has decided to make a donation of £100 from the club's fuuds toward the King (ieorge V. Memorial Fund. '

Previously acknowledged £4316 16 0 Mount Eden Borough Council .. ISO 0 <> Auckland Hospital Board 100 0 O Win stone, Ltd 25 O O Bishop Liston 15 15 O Smith and Smith, Ltd 10 10 o Mr. and Mrs. G. Stafford ... Ma £tl»ews 10 10 0 Misses Peacock 10 lO O Doit rsiy'e, Ltd lO 1<» O Alex. JIarve.v and Sons, Ltd. .. 10 10 0 Quiekshine, Ltd 7 7 0