HEALTH STAMPS

Evening Post, Volume CXX, Issue 105, 30 October 1935, Page 5

HEALTH STAMPS

THIRD WEEK'S CAMI?AIGN

RESULTS

The thorough organisation iof the Children's Health Camp JVJovement which centres around the sale of the 2d,health stamps is maintaining steady results, approximating to f £1000 a week. The campaign figured for; the first three weeks announced} by the Director-General of the Post pnd Telegraph Department (Mr. G. M-iNamara) show,that at the end of thiat period the.sum in hand was £311(8 17s Bd. While the cities 'shpw substpritial results, there are some surprisingly, good returns from many other centres, as disclosed by the following derailed figures of net credits from thp: various postal districts:-—Wellington, 10s 4d; Palmerston North, £330 \ 14s lid; Auckland, £319 13s; NapierJ £308 8s 6d; Dunedin, £270 9s 4d; iNew-Plyr

mouth, £233 15s Id; Christchurch, £221 75.7 d; Hamilton, £165 17s lid; Invercargrll, £157 12s sd; Wanganui, £126 Is sd; Blenheim, £93" Os 2d; Timaru, £92 13s 9d; Thames, £86 18s lOd; Greymouth, £70 5s lid; Gisborne, £54 9s; Nelson, £35 10s Id; Oamaru £27 12s; Westport, £4 17s sd. ; ' : Total, £3118 17s Bd, including £ 1742 3s 6d from sale of health stamps, £ 195 12s 6d .from sales of the illustrated health stamp envelopes, and £1180 16s 8d from donations. ■ ;