THE RATHBONE ESTATE.

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XIV, Issue 281, 7 November 1924, Page 5

THE RATHBONE ESTATE.

ALLOCATIONS Ttf DATE. RELIGION, CHARITY AND EDUCATION. Under the will of the late Mrs. Lizie Rathbone, of Lower Hutt, and formerly 1 of Waipawa. fully £70,000 was left to religious, charitable, and educational objects. As the great portion of this sum has been earning interest for some years, the amount eventually to be distributed will be between £BO,OOO and £90,000. The trustees in the estate Messrs. H. M. and W. H. Rathbone and Mr. E. H. Lee, of Waipawa. The sums allotted to March 31, 1924, are as follows:—St. Peter’s Church Waipawa. £1150; St. Peter’s Church, Cemetery Trustees, Waipawa. £250; St. James’s Church, Lower Hutt, £500; St. James’s Church, ' Otane. £250; Anglican Church, Porangahau, £100; St. Mark’s Church, Clive. £100; Gonville Church, Wanganui. £100; St. Augustine’s Vicarage. Napier, £5O; Church of England, Taradale, £5O; St. Mary’s Guild. Wellington, £175; Home Mission Fund, £250; Presbyterian Church, Waipawa. £300; Presbyterian Church, Otane, £150; Presbyterian Church, Onga Onga- £100; Presbyterian Church Maori Mission, Napier, £100; St. Andrew’s Church, Port Ahuriri, £200; St. Andrew’s Social Service Association, £200; St. Andrew’s Social Service Association, Christchurch, £150; St. Andrew’s Social Service Association Dunedin, £200; Methodist Church. Waipawa, £300; Methodist Church, Waipukurau, £5O; Methodist Church, Dannevirke. £100; Methodist Church, Masterton, £100; Methodist Deaconesses, Christchurch, £5O; Roman Catholic Church, Waipawa, £350; Home of Compassion. Wellington, £400; Notre Dame de Missions, Lower Hutt, £200; Notre Dame de Missions, Christchurch, £200; Little Sisters of the Poor, Dunedin. £100; Listtie Sisters of the Poor. Auckland, £150: Marist Brothers. £100; St. Joseph’s ’ Convent. Tainape, £100; Catholic Maori Mission, Auckland, £200; St. Anne’s Guild, Christchurch, £250; Undenominational Church. £ikqkino, £100; Abbotsford Home, Waipawa. £3730; Children’s Home, Napier, £400; St. Hilda’s Home, Otane, £521; Bt. Mary’s Home, Napier, £350; St. Mary’s Home, Auckland, £5O; Anglican Boys’ Home, Lower Hutt, £750; Waiapu Diocesan Board, Napier, £3325; Presbyterian Children’s Home. £5O; Presbyterian Orphanage, Wellington £200; St. Andrew’s Orphanage, Nelson. £100; Methodist Orphanage. Auckland, £200; Magdala Home, Christchurch, £500; St. Joseph’s Orphanage. Lower Hutt,, £100; St. Joseph’s Orphanage. Upper Hutt, £250; Takapuna Boys’ Orphanage, Auckland, £200; Y.M.C.A., Wellington £700; Y.W.C.A., Wellington, £200; Salvation Army, Wellington, £400; Salvation Army, Waipawa. £100; New Zealand Red Cross Society. Wellington, £100; Rathbone Bursary Fund, Waipawa, £1500; Secandary Church School, Gisborne, £1500; Bovs’ High School. Napier, £1000; Girls’ High School, Napier, £1000; Woodford House, Havelock North £1000; Wanganui Boys’ School£1000*; Waitaki Boys’ High School, Oama.ru, £1000; King’s College. Auckland. £1000: Maori Girls’ College, Christchurch. £200; Queen Victoria Maori Girls’ School. Auckland, £5O; St. Joseph’s Native Girls’ School. Napier. £100; St. Hilda’s Collegiate School. Dunedin, £100; Holy Cross College, Mosgiel. £350: Catholic School Waipawa. £125; Catholic Education Board Wellington, £5O; Scotf and Queen Margaret College, Wellington, m £100; Public Library, Waipawa. £5O.