New Zealand Gazette – 1978 – No. 23

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✨ Charitable Donations

752 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE No. 23

Charitable—continued:
New Plymouth Hearing Association .. 80
R.S.A.—Poppy Day Appeal .. 40
New Plymouth Family and Marriage Guidance Service .. 80
South Taranaki Crippled Children Society .. 100
North Taranaki Crippled Children Society .. 100
New Plymouth Council for Social Services .. 100
Chalmers Home .. 100
Hawera Maori Women's Welfare League .. 40
Wellington War Amputees' Association—Taranaki Branch .. 40
New Zealand Riding for Disabled .. 40
South Taranaki Hearing Association .. 80
Taranaki I.H.C. .. 200
Regional Aged People's Welfare Council .. 50
$2,060

Red Cross Societies:
Waitara .. 80
Opunake .. 80
Stratford .. 80
Hawera .. 80
Inglewood .. 80
Eltham .. 80
$480

St. John Ambulance:
Waitara .. 100
Stratford .. 100
New Plymouth .. 200
Hawera .. 100
Opunake .. 100
Inglewood .. 100
Okato .. 80
$780

Search and Rescue:
New Plymouth Old Boys' Swimming and Surf Club .. 160
Hawera Amateur Swimming Club .. 40
North Taranaki Search and Rescue .. 160
Taranaki Volunteer Coastguard Service .. 120
Highlands Amateur Swimming Club .. 40
Opunake Surf Life Saving Club .. 160
South Taranaki Search and Rescue .. 120
New Plymouth Yacht Club .. 40
North Taranaki Power Boat Club (Inc.) .. 40
Bell Block Swimming Club .. 20
Taranaki Branch Royal Lifesaving Society .. 40
Stratford Amateur Swimming Club .. 40
New Plymouth Branch New Zealand Association Radio Transmitters .. 40
Fitzroy Surf Club .. 160
New Plymouth Tramping Club .. 40
Inglewood Amateur Swimming Club .. 20
South Taranaki Branch N.Z. Association Radio Transmitters .. 40
Mount Egmont 4-Wheel Drive Club .. 20
Kaponga Amateur Swimming Club .. 20
Manaia Amateur Swimming Club .. 40
Okato Swimming Club .. 20
Cape Egmont Boat Club .. 20
Opunake Amateur Swimming Club .. 20
Mount Egmont Alpine Club .. 60
Stratford Mountain Club .. 60
$1,540

Cultural:
Taranaki Teachers and Judges Society .. 25
Manaia Maori Culture Club .. 20
South Taranaki Pottery Club .. 30
Hawera Art Club .. 20
New Plymouth Historical Society .. 20
Inglewood Dramatic Society .. 50
New Plymouth Little Theatre .. 50
New Plymouth City Choir .. 30
Inglewood National Dancing .. 20
New Plymouth Ballet Club .. 30
Val Deaking Dance Theatre .. 20
Hawera Repertory Society .. 25
New Plymouth Film Society .. 20
New Plymouth Competitions Society (Scholarships) .. 210
Ars Nova Choir .. 30
Taranaki Society of Arts .. 50
City of New Plymouth Highland Pipe Band .. 30
New Plymouth Orchestra .. 30
New Plymouth Camera Club .. 20
Braeside Dancing Society .. 20
New Plymouth Repertory Society .. 50
Auroa Highland Pipe Band .. 20
$820

Scout Groups:
West End Cubs and Scouts .. 40
First Hawera .. 40
Midhirst .. 40
Fitzroy .. 40
Marfell Scouts and Cubs .. 40
Bell Block Scouts and Guides .. 40
Eltham .. 40
Spotswood .. 40
Huatoki .. 40
Normanby .. 40
Waimate .. 40
Lepperton .. 40
Kaponga .. 40
Pihama .. 40
Tawhiti .. 40
Westown .. 40
Welbourn .. 40
$680

Guides and Brownies:
Ferndale Brownies .. 40
Girl Guide Camp Committee .. 40
Huatoki Guides and Brownies .. 40
Mananui Guides and Brownies .. 40
Wairua-Tapu Guides and Brownies .. 40
New Plymouth Girl Guides Local Association .. 20
Waitara Girl Guides Local Association .. 40
Manaia Girl Guides and Brownies .. 40
Akorangi Guides and Brownies .. 40
Inglewood Girl Guides .. 40
Bell Block Brownies and Guides .. 40
Kaiarahi Guides and Brownies .. 40
St. Mary's Guides and Brownies .. 40
Te Mara Guides and Brownies .. 40
Okato Guides and Brownies .. 40
Stratford Guides (Eastern Districts) .. 40
Taranaki Guides Training Team .. 40
Stratford Guides Local Association .. 20
New Plymouth Trefoil Guild (Girl Guide Association) .. 40
Iti-Hunga Brownie Supporters .. 40
Ratapihipihi Ranger Service Unit .. 40
Opunake Girl Guide and Brownie Committee .. 40
Inglewood Guide and Scout Hall .. 40
Fifth Taranaki Rangers Unit (Inglewood) .. 30
Eltham Girl Guides Local Association .. 20
$930

Girls' and Boys' Brigades:
North Taranaki District Girls' Brigade .. 30
Fourth New Plymouth Boys' Brigade .. 30
First Hawera Girls' Brigade .. 30
Okato Boys' Brigade .. 30
$120

Community:
New Plymouth Emergency Shelter Trust Board .. 80
Matapu Social Committee .. 30
Te Rangatapu Reserve .. 30
Orimupiko Marae Committee .. 30
Y.W.C.A. .. 50
Speld, Taranaki .. 30
South Taranaki Maori Wardens .. 30
Whakaahurangi Marae Society .. 30
New Plymouth Astronomical Society (Inc.) .. 50
Salvation Army Band .. 50
New Plymouth Opera House Trust Board .. 10,000
North Taranaki Road Safety Committee .. 20
$10,430

Miscellaneous:
Air Cadet League of New Zealand (No. 8 Squadron) .. 30
South Taranaki Parents' Centre .. 20
Taranaki Ostomy Society .. 25
V.S.A. .. 50
Taranaki S.P.C.A. .. 25
Miscellaneous Donations Account .. 500
Mothers' Emergency Aid Society .. 50
Thistle Society of Taranaki .. 20
New Zealand Founders Society .. 25
British Sailors' Society (Merchant Navy Club) .. 30
$775
$25,370

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