LATE REV. T. F. TAYLOR
MEMORIAL FUND
Donations are being steadily received for the T. Fielden Taylor Memorial Fund, which has been opened in an endeavour to raise enough money to rebuild the boys' hostel, mission staff quarters, and the missioner's residence, which were three of the late Rev. T. Fielden Taylor's main objectives. During the last twelve- months he raised approximately £1200 towards the scheme, which he estimated would cost £2£ooo.
The list of donations to date is:—
Kelper 0 5 0 fuesday Fellowship' ...... 0 10 0 3.E.P 1 1 0 I\F.W. 0 10 0 Vnonymcjus ;. 2 8 0 Sympathiser 1 0 0 Memorial 0 7 6 ■C. and A( (Lower Hutt) .. 0 5 0 £6 6 6 • % INSTEAD OF FLOWERS. Further donations have 'also been •eceived for the fund opened for those vho desired to contribute to the ;cheme instead of sending flowers. The list is as follows: — Previously acknowledged . 6 14 6 D.P.F. Ltd 1 1 0 S.I. (Christchurch) 1 0 0 Maurice S. and Mother ... 0 5 0 \nonymous 0 1 0 Mr. and Mrs. A.R.N. , 2 2 0 Mrs. J.M.R 2 2 0 sympathetic '.. 0 10 0 \.M 0 2 6 Cuesday Fellowship 0 10 0 r.E.P 0 2 6 :e.p o 2 6 3.B 0 10 0 Ynonymous 0 7 6 Anonymous 1 0 0 £16 10 6
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Evening Post, Volume CXXIII, Issue 130, 3 June 1937, Page 10
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224LATE REV. T. F. TAYLOR Evening Post, Volume CXXIII, Issue 130, 3 June 1937, Page 10
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