PATRIOTIC APPEAL
WANGANUI’S QUOTA NEXT YEAR IS £14.400 MARTON AND TAIHAPE EACH £3200 Reporting to a meeting of tlhe Wanganui City Patriotic Committee th? chairman, Mr. H A. Keesing. said that the Wanganui district's quota for the next patriotic appeal would be £ 14.41 X). "On this occasion.” said Mr. Keesing. "the quota will be based on population only." He gave figures showing the requirements for New Zealand. The financial year began in October . ad will end on September 30. next year. In that period the New Zealand National Patriotic Fund Board will e(iuire £46‘P.200 and tthe Wellington Provincial Council, to which the Wanganui zone is attached, will he a.<kcd to raise £160.000. Amounts required from each zon? in tn Ihe province will be: C Wellington (19%) 78 too Waira ra pa <l3 *7 » 20.8 TR i Wanganui (9*7-) 1 t.ixwi Palmerston North <B%) 12,R00 Feilding (9'H 1 l.liMi Levin (4%) 6.100 Taihape (2%) . 3,200 Marton (2f<) 3.200 Taumarunui (3%) 4.800 Waimarino tl r ; » 1,600 Total - £160,000
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 85, Issue 297, 17 December 1941, Page 4
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166PATRIOTIC APPEAL Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 85, Issue 297, 17 December 1941, Page 4
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