THANKS FROM BLIND INSTITUTE BAND
(To the Editor.)
Sir, —May I, through your columns express our deep''appreciation of the unbounded kindness and hospitality shown the bandsmen and myself on the occasion of the recent visit of the band of the New Zealand Institute for the Blind to the Wellington province. We had a delightful time, and ~send our warm thanks to the many good friends who helped to make our stay such a success. We acknowledge with gratitude the receipt of the following net proceeds from our hon. organisers in the different centres visited. The costs were kept exceedingly low by reason of the generous concessions given us in hall fees, newspaper advertising, cartage, and other costs. Wellington.—Red Cross Society, Commercial Travellers, and Wellington Bands' Association, per Captain M. S. Galloway, £59 12s. Levin.—Mrs. D. S. Mackenzie, £36 18s 9d. Palmerston North.—Rotary Club; per Mr. L. G. Callis, £43 *18s 7d. Feilding.—Borough 'Council^ per Mr. C. H. Tate, Town Clerk, £34 10s 7d. Wanganui.—Rotary Club, per Mr. A. R. Donaldson, £53 16s 9d. Taihape!>— Borough Council, per Mr. E. J. Price, Town Clerk, £31 3s.—l am, etc., CLUTHA N. MACKENZIE, Director. Auckland, December 18. <
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Evening Post, Issue 149, 20 December 1935, Page 22
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