CRIPPLED CHILDREN
ADDITIONS TO MAYOR'S FUND
COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS' £SOO ; *- - » An announcement that the Mayor of Auckland's Crippled Children's Fund would benefit to the extent of £SOO aa T' a result of the recent effort of the Auckland Commercial Travellers' Association was made last night by the Mayor, Mr. Ernest Davis. . 1 *■ Mr. Davis said he deeply appreciated the magnificent work the association had performed in its drive on behalf of the crippled children. It was co-opera-tion of the kind which the City invari- * ably received from the association, which had never been found wanting' in any social service or community work. He had communicated these sentiments to the president, Mr. C. J. W. Taylor, and the secretary, Mr. H. J. Aekins, when.they had formally handed to him the cheque for £SOO 18s sd. This included individual donations from several city firms. The Mayor said he welcomed the opportunity also to thank publicly Mrs. Zoe Bartley Baxter, whose concert had produced for the fund £lls. '
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22260, 7 November 1935, Page 12
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