CANTEEN FUNDS HELD IN NEW ZEALAND
CABINET CONSIDERING TRANSFER (New Zealand Press Association) WELLINGTON. May 24. n , e Government is considering the insfer of war-time canteen funds Id in New Zealand to the New Zea--1 Patriotic Fund Board and the 'teen Fund Board. The Patriotic •? Board was advised to-day that ial legislation would be necessary ‘ms were done. Proposals under consideration are it I °ZJk rseas regimental funds of about M.OOO and the NAAFI fund of ■u- £61,000 should go to the Can-Fund-Board. and the Middle East teen fund of about £lBO.OOO to the tnotic Fund Board. Che Patriotic Fund Board was told nay that-its general receipts for the to the end of April were <lO3 13s 9d and payments £14.200 oa. Receipts in the sick and -unded, account were £7388 3s lOd, - payments £25.459 14s lid The :n «j bal^ nce at A P ri l 30 was £1826 ld -, B.t? 1 investments at that date re £1,436,149 13s 4d.
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Press, Volume LXXXVI, Issue 26121, 25 May 1950, Page 3
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