MACARTHY TRUST GRANTS.

Pahiatua Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 12440, 5 September 1933, Page 5

MACARTHY TRUST GRANTS.

Some of the principal Macarthy Trust grants are as follow, the amount grantee! last year being shown lir parentheses: Anglican Roys’ Homes Society, Wellington, £275 (£350) ; British Sailors’ Soci•ety (New Zealand branch), Wellington, £l5O (£180) ; Home of Compassion, Island Bay, Welling"ton, £SOO (£600) ; Home for Incurables, Wellington, £340 (£4-50) ; Mayor’s Distress Relief Fund, Wellington, £4OO (£500) ; Plunket Society, Wellington, £3OO (£400) ; St. Alary’s Guild, Wellington, £320 (£400) ; St. Joseph’s Orphanage, Upper Hutt, £550 (£675) ; Salvation Army Men’s Shelter and Samaritan Home, Wellington, £260 (£275) ; Wellington Boys’ Institute and s’. A. Rhodes Home for Boys, £2BO (£300) ; Wellington City ” Mission, £BIO (£900). ’

Grants to institutions in Palmerston North and nearby towns are as follow: All Saints’ Children’s Home, Palmerston North, £l5O (£200) ; Brigidine Convent, Foxton, £55 <£7o); Convent of Alercv, Palmerston North, £125 (£135), £IOO of the grant to be expended solely on poor relief and £25 on educational purposes, including the requirements of St. Patrick’s Parish School Committee ; Convent Primary School, Levin, £ls (£2O) ; District Nurse Association, Feilding, £6O (£75) ; St. , 1 • Convent of Alercy, Marton, £3o (£45); St. Vincent de Paul ’ Palmerston North, £45 (£50); \\ orkers’ Educational Association Feilding, nil (£10) ; Workers Educational Association, Palmerston North, nil (£10) ; Young iMien s Christian Association, Palmerston North. £ls (£20); Young Women s Christian Association, Palmerston North £35 (£45) ; Central / 5 “ < 7™ nntte< b Palmerston North, aW) (£100).

j, . ln j. addition, grants are made to V i following branches of the PlunJcet Society: Palmerston North £4O n^o 0) /Y.E?x ild l ng ’ £3O (e 45) ! Foxton, £4O (£o0) ; Levin, £25 (£35) ; Mar--4°. n i (—); Pahiatua, £2O (£35); coc./c'.!-''’ £3 ° (£45) ; Shannon (£3o).