ART UNION ALLOCATIONS

Taranaki Daily News, 27 January 1934, Page 10

ART UNION ALLOCATIONS

PROFITS ON "LUCKY SURPRISE.” Allocations of the profits from the “Lucky Surprise” art union, which closed on Saturday last, were approved at a meeting of Cabinet yesterday.' The only Taranaki allocation is £lOO to the Taranaki Egg-laying Society in liquidation of its bank overdraft, conditional on other debts being reduced.

Details of' these were later announced by the Minister of 'lnternal Affairs (Mr. J. A. Young) as follow: Relief of distress in Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch'and Dunedin, £250 each; Hawke’s Bay Jockey Club, to assist in repairing earthquake damage to the club’s buildings, £3000; Wellington Hostel for Returned Soldiers and Sailors, £500; Buller Mining Committee, prospecting auriferous Pakihi cement deposit, £300; Fendalton Tennis and Croquet Club, to liquidate the bank overdraft and debenftires conditional on certain other liabilities being reduced by not less than £3OO, £1080; North Beach Gala and Foreshore Improvement Society, to liquidate the bank overdraft conditional on the society paying off all other liabilities, £400; Allenton Sports Club, towards liquidating the bank overdraft and payment, of debts conditional on the club providing at least £5O in payment of other debts, £150; Howick Hall Improvement League, towards liquidating debts conditional on the league providing the balance required to liquidate its liabilities amounting to £2OO, £500; Temuka Library Committee, to liquidate the bank overdraft provided the committee raised £5O in payment of debts, £350; Makarau Public Hall Committee, for reconditioning the hall and library, £2OO.

Gorge Read Coronation Hall, to liquidate deb’- aditional, on the committee providin; ids for a payment of the balance g. the debts and provided the committee raises £4O to complete 'the work unfinished, £150; Miller’s Flat Hall Committee, to liquidate debts conditional of the committee providing the balance required to liquidate its liabilities and

raise sufficient money to re-paint the hall, £150; Te Mata Hall Association, to liquidate the bank overdraft provided the association raises sufficient to pay off all the remaining liabilities, £lOO. North Kaipara Agricultural Association, for liquidating the bank overdraft and other liabilities, £250; West Coast A. P. and I. Association, to liquidate the bank overdraft and debentures, conditional on the society reducing its other debts by £5O, £250; Broadwood A. and P. Association, to liquidate the bank overdraft, provided the association reduce its other debts by £5O, £200; Rangitikei A. and P. Association, to liquidate the bank overdraft, £200; Wairoa A. and P. Association, for the removal and reconditioning of the hall, £200; Thames Valley .A. P. and H. Association, toward liquidating the bank overdraft and debentures, conditional on the association providing the balance required to liquidate its liabilities, £100; United Fire Brigades’ Association, for conference expenses, 1934, £500; Kohukohu Domain Board, to. liquidate the bank overdraft, £150; Citizens’ Day Nursery, Wellington, £150; Southland Children's Health Camp. £150; Taranaki Egg-Laying Competition Society, in liquidation of the bank overdraft, conditional on other debts being reduced by the society, £lOO.