CHARITABLE BEQUESTS.

New Zealand Times, Volume LXXVI, Issue 5230, 21 March 1904, Page 6

CHARITABLE BEQUESTS.

Xn connection with■ fhe sum: of money . left bv tins late Mrs M. M. Clark, to lior executors (the Perpetual Trustees Com- - nanv) for distribution among such charitable institutions and objects as they may select, the "Otago Daily Tunes « informed that the company Tins made the following distribution: Patients and Prisoners' Aid .Society,. £100; Victoria Jubilee Convalescent bociety, £SO p Dunedin ■ Sailors' Kcst, £SO; Presbyterian Mission Training Home, £o0; Dunedin I,’oun" Women's Christian Association, . .£lO- "sister Jlarv, Knox Church, £SO; Sister Eveline, First Church, £25; Sister Christobcl, St. Andrew's Church, £231 Sister Ernestine. Anglican Church, £25; Sister Olive. Methodist Church, £25; Salvation. Army Koscue Work, £ls; Dunedin Hospital Guild, £ls; Free Kinder, garten Association. £10; Sixpenny Clothing Club, £10; Society for the Protection ; of Women and Children, £lO. In addition to the foregoing, Mrs Clark bedueathed £IOO to each of the folio sing , schemes of the Presbyterian Church;— Maori Mission, Indian Mission, hew Hebrides, and £2OO to China, and she also left £ISOO to be funded for the mission work of the church in India, and £250 to the Palmerston congregation to lie funded for tho use of the Sunday, school. - For some years she used to give £2O per .annum;as a theological scholarship, and shortly before her death she donated £IOOO to found a scholarship for divinity students in memory of her husband, the late Key James Clark. Sb* bequeathed £SOO to the Presbyterian Church to form an endowment, the income of which will be applied, under the . direction of the assembly, .without any denominational i test, to promote sound learning on the part of the students ai the, Otago University, and she also beouoathed £250 to the Dunedin Hospital