FAMILY SAVINGS DAY
SUBSCRIPTIONS TO WAR LOAN
RESULTS ACHIEVED IN CHRISTCHURCH
The results achieved on "Family
Savings Day,” which was held in Christchurch last Saturday as the culminating effort of the Third Liberty Loan campaign, are now available for publication. Since Saturday the sum of £96,192, representing promises redeemed and transfers from Post Office Savings Bank accounts, has been accounted for at the Chief Post Office, Most of this sum has been raised as a result of “Family Savings Day." The following is an analysis of the district subscriptions to the Liberty Loan made on "Family Savings Day” last Saturday. These figures do not take into account the cash received from the sale of bonds and subscriptions to War Loan stock. Transfers from Promises P. 0.5.8. to Accounts buy Bonds £ 8. d, £ s. U. Beckenham, Sydenham, Somerfleld, Spreydon, and Addjngtoh 6,157 0 0 3,141 0 0 Papanul, St, Albans, Shirley .. 7,713 7 6 5,031 10 0 Opawa, Woolston, Waltham .. 4,240 13 8 1,887 16 0 Linwood, New Brighton, Burwood, Belfast, Marshland .. 6,475 4 4 5,081 17 0 Fendalton, Riccarton, Hornby, Sockburn .. 4,738 9 1 4,027 7 6 Cashmere, Heathcote, Sumner, Mt. Pleasant .. 1683 1 0 1.134 14 0 Totals .. 30,987 15 4 20,314 4 6
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Press, Volume LXXIX, Issue 24001, 16 July 1943, Page 4
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