The Archive · 1926

Award—Lessee's Interest

Eatimated rent of new premises 20,800 Less present rent 12:90 me, 8800

At Exchange 13 M.§12,056 Lease for 4 years at 7 per cent YP. 333875. $12,055" g40.s90 Trade dicurbanct end estimated ost of te-instatement 20,000 Fike. years revenue from on:

sed portion of "premises ai Presi tale 9 $1200 pa, Feo tale 0 bs. for years of 7 per cents 4920

Total Mexican Dollars 65,750

(Signed) A. 3. Weert. (Signed) Ni i. Seances (Signed) G! 1 Witson.

Land Commissioners Tue annual Children's toy service which takes place at the Calisedral every Hioly Innocents Day was very well attended on Tuesday morning. The service opened with the hymn Hark, the Herald Angels Sing," and it was a pleasure to hear the way the children sang it, a large Proportion of them knowing the: words by heart. Prayers were offered by the Dean, followed by a carol and an address by the Rev. 'A.C. S. Trivett, in which he told the Christmas' story in simple words, and pointed out the blessings of giving to children less fortunate than themselves, and in so doing, giving to God. The procession of children up the aisle carrying armfulls of toys was very impressive and the Dean and Mr. Trivett received the toys at the altar rails with a kindly word for the small. givers. One more carol ended a very bx'ght and enjoyable-service. More] toys than ever were given this year, ao annually the service appears to grow maze popular.

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