New Zealand Gazette – 1979 – No. 107

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✨ Bay of Plenty Savings Bank Donations 1979/80

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
No. 107

Care and Craft Centre, Western
B.O.P., Tauranga .. 50
Care and Craft Centre, Fenton
Park, Rotorua .. 50
Riding for Disabled, Rotorua .. 50
Te Hiranui Special School, Whakatane .. 50
250 1,705

Medical:
Combined B.O.P.: Rotorua-Taupo
Post Graduate Medical Societies 750
B.O.P.S.B. Medical Foundation .. 2,000
2,750 2,750

Welfare and Social Services:
Rotorua Diabetic Society .. 50
Society Saint Vincent de Paul,
Rotorua .. 50
Society Saint Vincent de Paul,
Tauranga .. 50
Riverside Retirement Village, Edgecumbe 100
Foster Care Association, Rotorua 50
Salvation Army Community Work
Scheme, Tauranga .. 50
Information Co-ordination Service, Opotiki .. 35
385

The Salvation Army:
B.O.P. Area .. 200
Eventide Home, Tauranga .. 250
450

Plunket Societies:
13 at $50 .. 650
650

Saint John’s Ambulance:
B.O.P. Centre .. 600
600

Red Cross Societies:
9 at $50 .. 450
Taupo Red Cross Auxiliary, Taupo 50
500

Senior Citizens Club:
9 at $50 .. 450
450

Budget Advisory Service:
Taupo .. 50
Tauranga .. 100
Rotorua .. 100
Whakatane .. 50
300

Family and Marriage Guidance
Council:
Tauranga .. 50
Whakatane .. 50
100

Solo Parents:
Mount Maunganui .. 50
Tauranga .. 50
Whakatane .. 50
150

Maori Women’s Welfare League:
Murupara .. 75
Tauranga .. 75
Te Puke .. 75
Haurini .. 75
375

Maori Council Waiariki District .. 75
75

Presbyterian Social Service Association (Tauranga, Rotorua,
Whakatane, Edgecumbe) .. 600
Titoki Healing Centre, Whakatane 500
500 5,135

Music and Cultural:
Cambridge Music School (bursary
to B.O.P. student) .. 80
Rotorua Movie Makers Club .. 40
Opotiki Art Society .. 50
80 90

Whakatane Historical Society
(B.O.P.S.B. History Fund) .. 500
500

Competitions Society:
Tauranga .. 75
Rotorua .. 75
150

Taupo Arts Council Scholarship .. 250
250 1,070

Youth:
Boy Scouts, B.O.P. Area .. 600
Girl Guides:
B.O.P. Province .. 275
Waiariki Province (Gestetner) .. 100
Girls Brigade:
Tauranga .. 75
Rotorua .. 75
Whakatane .. 75
Boys Brigade:
Tauranga .. 100
Rotorua .. 100
A.T.C. Support Group—16th
Squadron, Tauranga .. 75
1,750

Youth Hostels Association of New
Zealand:
Rotorua .. 75
Whakatane .. 75
Tauranga .. 75
225

Mount Youth Club .. 500
Kawerau 25th Jubilee Committee—
Adventure playground .. 500
Murupara Pony Club .. 40
Children’s Health Camps Board,
Rotorua .. 1,000
Tauranga Christian Fellowship—
Royal Rangers .. 60
Tauranga Kiwanis—Optimist yacht 180
Outward Bound Trust (Half sponsorship 2 students) .. 180
Tauranga Boys’ College Rowing .. 100
Tui Adventure Playground, Edgecumbe .. 200
New Zealand Association for Gifted
Children .. 50
Opotiki and District Gymnastic
Club .. 35
Otumoetai Amateur Swimming Club 30
Koutu Swimming Club .. 30
3,160 5,135

Community:
Surf Life Saving Clubs:
Maketu .. 100
Mount Maunganui .. 100
Mount Maunganui (Building A/c) 750
Omanu .. 100
Whakatane .. 100
Opotiki .. 100
Opotiki (Surf Canoe) .. 650
Papamoa Public Pool Promotion .. 100
Rotorua Y.W.C.A. .. 35
2,035 2,035

Miscellaneous:
S.P.C.A.:
Opotiki .. 60
Rotorua .. 60
Tauranga .. 60
Whakatane .. 60
240

Mount Soccer Club .. 50
Galatea Amateur Athletic Club .. 50
Galatea R.S.A. Indoor Bowls Club 50
Reporoa Bowling Club .. 50
Te Puke Gymnastic Club .. 50

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💰 Bay of Plenty Savings Bank Donations 1979/80 (continued from previous page)

Domain💰 Finance & Revenue
KeywordsDonations, Educational, Infants and Children, Physically and Intellectually Handicapped, Medical, Welfare and Social Services, Salvation Army, Plunket Societies, Saint John's Ambulance, Red Cross Societies, Senior Citizens Club, Budget Advisory Service, Family and Marriage Guidance Council, Solo Parents, Maori Women's Welfare League, Maori Council, Presbyterian Social Service Association, Titoki Healing Centre, Music and Cultural, Cambridge Music School, Rotorua Movie Makers Club, Opotiki Art Society, Whakatane Historical Society, Competitions Society, Taupo Arts Council Scholarship, Youth, Boy Scouts, Girl Guides, Girls Brigade, Boys Brigade, A.T.C. Support Group, Youth Hostels Association, Mount Youth Club, Kawerau 25th Jubilee Committee, Murupara Pony Club, Children's Health Camps Board, Tauranga Christian Fellowship, Outward Bound Trust, Tauranga Boys' College Rowing, Tui Adventure Playground, New Zealand Association for Gifted Children, Opotiki and District Gymnastic Club, Otumoetai Amateur Swimming Club, Koutu Swimming Club, Community, Surf Life Saving Clubs, S.P.C.A., Mount Soccer Club, Galatea Amateur Athletic Club, Galatea R.S.A. Indoor Bowls Club, Reporoa Bowling Club, Te Puke Gymnastic Club

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