Appeal Made for Funds to Provide the Society with a New Home In connection with the recent the present buildings are in such meeting of the Building Sub-Com- di pirated condition that they may ie Society, at which Mr. G, T, Wilson and Mr, Ellis im were appointed to originate and set-in motion a campaign for funds, an appeal has now it ly stated that the sum required for an adequate building to house the "Society's many activities is Tls. 100,000, However, work could be ed with half of this sum.
explained in the appeal that the site on which the present build-"ings of the Society now stand was Joaned by the British Government, but that should the Society cease to function at any time the' title would revert to the Crown, and have to be vacated at any time. Should this eventuality arise now the site would be definitely Idst. Another factor entering into the Position of the Society is, it adds, the probability of the buildings being condemned, In these circumstances local companies and residents are appealed to for financial assistance, peal is principally based on the magnitude of the Society's past services to the community and tha great scope for its future activity. It recalls the following facilities and amenities for which it has been rescription toward its building pro-
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