THE CAMPBELL BEQUESTS.
SALVATION ARMY'S SCHEME.
Commissioner Richasws, thief of tho Salvation Army in New Zealand, informed a Herald representative that the bequests of the late Sir John Logan Campbell to three of tho Auckland' institutions under the Army's care would be used as follows —
1. Prison Gate Home (£soo).—ln the general development of tho institution, and the probable purchase of additional property with a view to improving the efficiency and tho rapacity of the homo.
2. Rescue Home (£500). —The (erection of a new and greatly improved laundry, which will be of special assistance to the industries of the home.
3. Maternity Homo (£soo).—ln the assisting in the erection of a much larger building with up-to-date facilities for carry. ing on the work of this home. The land for the new home was purchased some months ago.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 15056, 27 July 1912, Page 9
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