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Evening Post, Volume CXXXI, Issue 102, 2 May 1941, Page 4

C. P. SKERRETT ESTATE .—.*. The late Sir Charles Perrin Skerrett, by his will, set'aside a portion of his estate with directions to the trustees to invest it and to supply the income to such educational charities in New Zealand as they might, .subject to certain directions, determine. The trustees have made recently a halfyearly allocation of income as follows: — ■ Seatoun Boys' Preparatory College, £10; Upper Hutt Girls' Convent, £10; Palmerston1 North; Convent, £10; Hill Street Convent, £12; St. Anne's Primary School, £10; St. Joseph's Convent, ' Newtown, £10; Holy Name School, £10; Eastbourne Convent, £12; Jubilee Institute for Blind, £11; Salvation Army, £10; . Anglican Boys' Home, £10; Presbyterian Social Service, £ 10. i ' ' . -' V, , .

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