HOSPITAL RADIO FUND

Evening Post, Volume CXII, Issue 131, 30 November 1926, Page 11

HOSPITAL RADIO FUND

■ At the last meeting of the Wellington Hospital Radio Fund Committee the chairman (Mr. W. S. Wilson) announced that the subscriptions received now totalled £779, and that an active canvass was no\v being conducted for the purpose, of bringing the fund up to £1000, when tenders will be called for installing the broadcast receiving equipment for the main building. A hearty vote of thanks was passed to Mr. and Mrs. I. M. Levy for the splendid work done by them in connection with the organising and management of the recent concert. Following i« the list of the latest donations received towards the fund: — Previously acknowledged, £690 2s fid; Arthur Law, £26 ss; accountants' branch, secretary's office, and chief telegraph office of G.P.0., £9 2s; per the secretary, £6 10s; Playbox Club, £6 14s Cd; per Mrs. Peter Fraser, £4 9s 9d; por Mrs. Buckles collection, £1; letter bag, 10s 6d, Hotel Cecil, £2 2s; "less 10 per cent.," £3 5s 3d; third form ' Queen Margaret's College, £3; mechanicians' central telephone exchange, Stout street, £2 ISs; members Central Police Station, £2 8s; employees British Imperial Oil, £2 0.? 9d; Wellington Tramway Band, £2 2s; Scoullar and Co., Ltd., £2 2s; Wellington Artillery Band, £2; Department Agriculture, Wellington, £1 13s 6d; collected by Mrs. Green, £1 13s; Nestle and Anglo-Swiss Milk Company, £1 Is; Fairm Stonewood .Flooring Company, 10s Gd: Miss 13. Marshall, Women's Bible Class, collected by Mrs. Sensen, each 10s, £1 10s; Mrs. W. F. Lngland, Anonymous, 2s 6d, ss; total to date, £779 7s 9d.