THE WONDERFUL RAYS
THE X-RAYS FUND
DIRECT APPEAL TO YOU
The N-Ray Fund continues to slowly but steadily'mount higher to the desired total of £4OO. This is no ordinary appeal, but one for the afflicted and d'seased for whom modern X-ray apparatus might work wonders. It is a direct appeal to you to give of your best and to a most worthy caose—the relief of suffering. Remember that there aro invalids now who might be able to enjoy lh.> sunshine of comparative health by means of modern X-rays. Will you help in the great work For every £1 received the Government gives a subsidy of 245. No matter how small the contributions are they are nevertheless welcome, and soon bring the total nearer. Further subscriptions are acknowledged as follows: *£ s d Previously Acknowledged 234 11 4 .W. Hill ' 0 10 ° ,T. Robinson (Sold'ers Club) 1 0 0 Blackball Miners (per Messrs Connelly and Fitzgibbon) ..'. 15 1 0 Total ■ 251 2 4 Still Required £l4B 17 8
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Greymouth Evening Star, 1 April 1920, Page 5
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