THE SCOTT FUND.
PARLIAMENTS VOTE.
By Telegraph—Press Association —Copyright. (Received April 30, 3.35 p-m.) LONDON, April 29.
Mr Asquitlx will ask Parliament, first, for a vote for Lad'y Scott, apart from the Admiralty's annuity of £2OO for herself and £25 for her son until he reaches the age of eighteen, an annuity of £100; second, for Captain Scott's mother and sisters a joint annuity of £300; for Dr Wilson's widow and sister-in-law, a joint annuity of £300; for Potty-Officer Evans's widow, apart from the Admiralty's 13s 6d a ■week, 12s 6d' a week, and. 3s for each child until it reaches the age of eighteen. *
The Government of India will pr> vide for Lieutenant Bowers's relatives a joint pension of £IOO.
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 10756, 30 April 1913, Page 5
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