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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22205, 7 March 1934, Page 11

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The secretary of the British and Foreign Bible Society has again received three £SOO noteg anonymously. This gift has been made every year since 1009. Many people prefer to do good by stealth. Dr Bamardo used to receive quite £IO,OOO annually in anonymous gifts. The secretary of the Lifeboat Institution tells a similar story of an old man who looked in as he was passing, discussed ordinary topics for a few minutes, placed a pile of notes to the value of £2OOO on the desk and walked out and was not seen again. King Edward's Hospital Fund was enriched in the same way by a cheque for £IO,OOO. "Huia" is an Otago butter, and is the finest flavoured in New Zealand.—Advt.