CHARITIES BENEFIT UNDER THE WILL OF LATE MRS ENSOM.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 18786, 15 June 1929, Page 4

CHARITIES BENEFIT UNDER THE WILL OF LATE MRS ENSOM.

LABOUR PARTY GAINS £SOO AND W.E.A. £1000; COLLEGE ESSAY PRIZE.

Under the will of the late Mrs Sarah Ann Knsom, of Christchurch, who died recently, the following charitable bequests are made (the Public Trustee is executor of . the will and Mr H. A. Atkinson, advisory trustee):—

To the Cholmondeley Memorial Children's Home, Governor's Bay, Christchurch 100 To the Christchurch District Nursing Association, conducted by Nurse Maude 50 To the Sunbeam Kindergarten, off Edgeware Road, St Albans .. 100 To the Summit Road Public Trust 50 To the Howard League, Christchurch 100 To the Salvation Army, Christchurch 50 To the Sailors’-- Home, Lyttelton 50 To the Jubilee Memorial Home, Christchurch 50 To the Young Women’s Christian Association. Christchurch .. 50 To the Young Men’s Christian Association. Christchurch 50 To the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, Christchurch 50

In addition to the above bequests for charitable purposes, the following further public bequests are made:— To the New Zealand Labour Party 500 To the Workers’ Educational Association of Christchurch 1000

The Public Trustee is also to invest the sum of £250 in the Common Fund of the Public Trust Office and to pay the income thereof annually to Canterbury College for the establishment of an annual prize for the best essay from a graduate or under-graduate of the college advocating a constructive policy for the promotion and preservation of international peace and goodwill. The governors of the college are empowered to make such regulations as they shall from time to time think fit to provide the best method in their opinion of carrying out the intentions of the deceased with regard to the essay.