CORRESPONDENCE.
" PEASE, PERFECT PEACE."
To the Editor.
Sir, —Will you kindly allow me, through your columns, to acknowledge, with many thanks, receipt of the following further subscriptions to the fund 1 am raising for Caldock, the composer of tho tune of the above beautiful hymin, who is penniless and in sad distress just now: —H.A. Is, B.A.S. 10s, E. A. H. 3s, J.G.O. 2s 6d, Helped by this Hymn of Sympathy (Wakefield) ss, Friendship 2s 6d, S.O.H. 3s; total, £1 12s. This amount, less Is 3d for expenses paid, was f oi-warded to London on August 27th, making a total net amount sent to date of £16 18s. Earnestly hoping to receive many subscriptions for the next mail, which should bo addressed P.O. Box 363, Christchurch, —I am, etc., . LEONARD W. BLAKE.
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume L, Issue 12145, 1 September 1908, Page 2
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