BEQUESTS TO CHARITY

Stratford Evening Post, Issue 34, 12 February 1929, Page 5

BEQUESTS TO CHARITY

SIR DOUGiLAS MCLEAN'S WILL. EMPLOYEES AND FRIENDS REMEMBERED.. NAPIER, Last Night 1 . The will of the late Sir Douglas Mac Lean, whose estate was sworn at under £750,000, provides for public bequests as follows: £SOO to the Hawke's Bay A. and P. Society. £IOOO to the Napier Hospital. £IOOO to the Waipukurau Hospital.

£IOO to the Hawke's Bay Children's Home. »

£IOO to the Hawke's Bay Highland Society.

£IOOO to the pension Or superannuation fund for the clergy of the Waiapu Diocese.

£IOOO to a fund established for pensions of ministers of the Presbyterian Church in Hawke's Bay. £3500 to Te Makarini scholarships and prize fund. The will makes many provisions for the payment of annuities to old friends and employees, and also bequests of substantial sums to some two dozen employees, and a bequest of a year's wages, in addition, to every employee who has been in the service of the deceasd for five years and upwards. There is further provision for all the children of employees residing in and upon the Maraekakaho station, who were Worn upon that station' Provision is made for the members of deceased's family and the residue goes to deceased's child-