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Press, Volume LXX, Issue 21236, 7 August 1934, Page 16

MONEY URGENTLY JB»l|fciSml'(flSHKL mm&<wm w> wwmJmmwr 7,500 Mouths to Feed this Month MR GEORGK HARPLit, Chairman Metropolitan Relief Association (Inc.) At the present time the demand upon the Mayor's Relief of Distress Fund is greater than it has been at any time during the last two years. This is the peak month for distress. No fewer than 2,500 families are entirely dependent upon the generosity of Ghristchurch citizens for adequate food and clothing. Available funds are woefully short of requirements. A generous response to this appeal is now an urgent necessity in order to avoid most serious consequences. Metropolitan Relief Association (Inc.) Chairman GEORGE HARPER Contribute Generously to the MAYOR'S RELIEF < DISTRESS FUND Donations should he sent to The €ity Treasurer, C oChristchurch City Council, Manchester Street, who will officially acknowledge all subscriptions.

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